The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30
VERY LATE FROM HAYrI.
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Progress of Civilization in the Black Empire.
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Circular Of the Minister of the Interior
in Regard to Products.
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Execution Of Three Criminals at POrt-au
Prince,
xkc., DC, Sc.

The bark Clara wind.or Captain Button, arrived in
port yesterday morning from Port-au. Prince, from
whence he brings up to the 18th instant ami jour
mails up to the Tth.
The captain states that the yellow fever continues to
rage there but particularly among the shipping and that
within ten days previous to his Ealing foreigners
had been out off by it. Major Franzoni agent and
preventative Of Messrs Mende Brothers Of this city died
on the 9Th instant, after three days illness
At Jacmel, commercial affairs commencing TO at
tain tls briskness Some coffee had to market
but, Notwithstanding the price attn maintained, ut
from 81 to &c. Two American ships had arrived and
supplied the place with breadstus At Gays there had
been arrival and prices Upheld. The market
was stocked with provisions and dry merchandise The
rains had retarded the coffee harvest.
The Fe,e du Commerce contains a circ uar addressed
by the Duke Of la Bande du Nord Secretary OF the In
terror to the military commandans OF the empire urg
Ing them to redoube their vigilance in carrying out tn
directions Of the government with respect to the i'm.
necessary be introduced among the peas
antry in preparing their products particularly coffee for
the foreign market. AS furnishing evidence of the
progress of civilization in Hayti subjon translation
Of this document -
CIRCULAR,
Some time since ministerial circular addressed to
to the execution OF The law providing for the
inspection of produce but Is 70 be regretted that by
your failure TO carry ont its ordinances you have al
and spausry opposed 10 ,Is well. beips Of ALL and which
reaIds the attainment OF that place which the produc
tions Of our soil certain to reach in the foreign
market
His majesty the Emperor. has, therefore commanded
to address to you the present circular for the pur
vernment to take every possible that
chancize may unite all the conditions desired by the
law that they be increased in value and oc,upy
abroad the place which will not be refused to them when
they have become equal to those OF other countries
You will Immediately invite the oommandants of par
isbes under your orders explain to the peasantry
through their rural officers how much 1t is their interest
to that the produce which they harvest may be pro-
pery prepared before being sent to market and that
such good preparation must obtain for their goods
higher price. The commandsnts of parishes, iu their
fequent tours will themselves speok to the farmers
with the object OF persuading them to attain tho de-
sired end
1t is necessary that should remind you Of some Of the
directions contained in the circular referred to the cof
fees which form principal agricultural resourse ought
to be the object Of the peculiar Of the authorized
agents without the time their neglecting o;ner
products This article when prepared should be free
from stones and soil and dust these foreign bodies
suute fraud To be Of good quality the green coffee
that called must be free from grains black whe
bruised which called trsge; this triagc Is sold sep
arstely and brings its own price
BY nstrucng the producers, and obtaining from them
obedience to the directions the price of this commodity
will necessarily be increased The serveilaDce Of the
police must not stop there the police OF the villages or
spection win therefore be made to their stores often
posble for the purpose OF preventing adulteraton
faud The produce dseered to consgu.es will undergo
before expectation 1al inspS cton will also the por
ton forming the fftbs of the State at its delivery
Understand thoroughly the views Of his Majesty the
Emp-lo or, who expects their execution Exercise, or
be exercised, unceasing control aud extend
your supervision every where so that this new harvest
may attain high value. Before concluding must in
form you that complain is made In many localities OF
the negligent in which the inspectors Of produce
perform The IL duties 1t IL your business TO watch th
place in them by the government and to in every
thing tending to elevate Hayti to the rank which it
ought 10 occupy among nations.
Signed, D. HYPP0LIrE.
We translate from the Ret1e Commerce the following
grsphc sketch of the execution Of three criminals in
Poftau Prince Who by their extensive operations in
that city had acquired for themselves the title Of The
Robbers the Capta The special crime which brought
them the last penalty OF the law extensive rob
berry committed at the hotel Of the Princess 0lvet
with attempt at incendarism. 1t that after
aiizpg pretty considerable Of money BY their spe
culstions in other peoples property they tried to multi
ply their fortune By gambling and for this purpose they
went gaming house at the Morne tut where hoy:
ever bad fortune attended them. They resumed play
next day and continued at II for several days losing each
night large sum. To change their luck they tried
ther gambling house but fortune unayo,abe there
also and they continued to lose during several nights
At length when thin stock sensibly redu; ;ed they
received to separste and divided what remained their
hands, amounting to more than $500 each Soon after
they arrested By Toe journal from which
we quote proceeds to say
Last Saturday the three accused persons tried before
the military council were condemned to the penalty Of
death, and executed on the day. In few words
here - the biography of these three great cri nnals
Antoine jean Pndppe, native Of Nezbe after having
committed several robpries in the district senalizei
hnstn by robbery with house breaking in the resi-
ocnce OF General Iassinier, Duke OF MIebaais. This
crime Brought him iuto the prison of Porau Prince
from whence he escaped only to 90 to commit this Latter
robbery.
JeanDot q cunning robbsr. As quay laborer he
made MS strokes with great shi and only prsce in
son, from whence he escaped to take part In the
CRIME Tor which he was condemned, took place at
night ON board OF an American vessel, being
shore he jumped into the naked a glass, and
to the vessel arrived boarl and after having
taken variety OF articles took the boat OF the
to carry them Of but be caught in Gzgrane decia
Saint Preux Lad vey peculiar passion foe stealing au-
mails bis last exploit was the theft of saddle and p,ir
OF pistols III the house Of General Gerard Arrested for
this crime he, too escaped from prison and onmit
the robbery Of which they were convicted
Antoine, arrested first, had confessed every Thing
After having given exact account Of all the cifcun-
stances of the robbery he eynced the most perfect nd
ference to bis fate Jesnnot arrested the sscond had
bis iEnoc nee On Wednesday morning the 20th OF 0c
totI he brought before his Majesty 0a MS return
Co the prison JegnIot said to Antoine You stu persist
in accusing me. am innocent know nothing OF this
rcbberyn what mean fellow you are,n answered An
toine very ngenuousy and with the greatest yang roid
When man bas done anything be ought to have the
courage to bear the You that lies
you Very well Isit not to omorrow-Thursday- the
will stand before God. If lie God will punish me y
Then Saint Prtux lie wished TO play thu
role Jeannot but the most Of the articles mentioned
by Antoine having been found In his possession
PEELED bin to confirm the confessions made by ae latter
After their condemnation they did not seek escape
from prise but all three formed and the
luton, that Of submitting courageousy to their fate
The Governor caused all the objects found with Saint
Preux to be brought to him There in the trunk
sos and come changes OF dress The Governor told him
he might take OF the changes TO dress hmss for the
execution "WhG day do you w,h to be executed ~
aked the Governor When do you wish It yourself he
replied 40 morrow "Yery vel; but even at present
ready.n After having chosen q shirt and panta
looms, the Governor having said to him that the hae
linen shirts in the trunk stolen objects, Yes,n
sad he but this which have rejected Is my pro
pery that have ed by my labor that Is the
have chosen 1t for my dress In going to death The
money, aiso, in the trunk got by the sweat Of my
brown Tho Governor told him he might dispose Of every
thing that belonged 10 him lie thanked him,
and put the money in his pocket, AMI he
was then brought back TO prison. Among the
property stolen there box containing precious OBJ
Jects which could not be found Antoine and st. Prcux
affirmed that this box had been taken by Jesnnot who
taid it contained that dealer In that