The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
Later estlng from EIayti.

OUR PORT Az PRINCE CORRESPONDENCE.
PORT Az PRINCE Hayt, May IS, 1853
The Markets, Crops and Currency-Ftusin the Fwa
and Plus The Manufactures Of the Apostolic Delegate
to his Sable Majesy-7he Haytiens and Doninican
Political and military matters tranquil than
they have been for the lat years. and there n
apparent preparations by either Of the two bsgerant
parties in the islapd for the renewal Of hostilties
The market with merchandise usually imported from
the United States sbundantly supplied and prices arg
considerably below cost, delivered here.
The coffee crop, which has not been large this season.
comes in In diminished quantities. and the demand.
continues with price, The currency Of the
country l. constantly diminishing in value, that
spaD.h dollar is worth sixteen and quarter dollars Hay
ten forciby an inverse prosperity OF
the empire.
The exports Of coffee viii fall considerably shost Of the
quantity shipped the last year
The yellow fever which has prevailed extensively
and painfully here has entirely ceased 70 exist and
Port Prince at present. is very healthy.
The only event Of general interest passing is the
arrival here Of his Lodhip Vincent apiera Bishop
of Arcsdcopoles and delegate aposto from his Holiness
Pope Plus TX, 70 the court Of St. Faustin.
The Bishop arrived some days since, and received
with atoms of respect and almost of worship
On his entering at Of the gates Of the city he
was met by religious procession and after pros.
traton before him by all good Catholics, numbering
some three four thousand; women, principally,
as might be. expected in all pious labours; he was
escorted to the Catholic church, raising his two hands
frequently in motion Of blessing directed towards the
crowd and permitting of the most devoted to kiss
the siguet which he Of his fingers. At the
entrance Of the church he met-n full canonicals
by the Abby Cassan Vicar General Of the empire who
kret before the bishop after kissing the sgne
the way into the cathedral where he delivered sort Of
grafton before him.
This morning the bishop had audience Of the Empe
who received him. seated his throne in the truly
very splendid sale dc rone Chrome room)
The object of this great consideration and thsughtui-
Of bis Holiness in sending nuncio to this far dis
tant se not made known TIL this day, and that by
The remarks Of the bishop to the Emperor.
Marked with gross fattery, he said Itranske nearly
ite' ally
"Our Holy Father Pope Plus *, to second the piety
and religion Of your majesty, has just tent me- as an
Apostolic delegate imperial court Honored With
this sublime mission entirely spiritual aud heavenly,
which is in wise ced with temporal matters it
is mpoiibe TO to you the sentiments OF my soul
in presenting these dispatches from tho common
father Of oil TIE faithful. You will snd In them the de-
sire Of his yaeppa heart which embraces all nations ia
the love- (for they all from the God for
The happiness Of your empire that happiness which
,. upon The the close and rigid (pas roi>
with The vicar Of the Divine Saviour upon tie most init
mate union OF church apc state.
Sue the minsrer of God regard You With abstraction
the Constantine Of your people; and history will pro-
IsDpce the Napoleon Of the Antilles, of ~heh your
empire has slaays been considered the queen .
In the all der Of bis address, the bishop to
employ hope that his Majesty Ia to encrcle his throne
and subjects in closer bond With the court Of Rome,
ard Deludes by saying And there will be opea for
your glorious empire being, that posterity wiz
designate by the pane Of Faustin the Grand"
What advantage closer connection With the court Of
Rome Will be to Hsy1i which is succeeding we'll enough
with its church government, is difficult to determine.
And il the Emperor displays the Same good
that he exhibited being annoyed by the ageuts
Of the three great commercial powers, to prevent
his proceeding agains the east, when he declared
In eff Ct TO Walsh his associates, reported in the
HERALD thar they might 60 10 the -, for he would
fight with whom he pleased, he will, in the writer's
opinion after berg till fully worried BY his Lord
ships importupies exhibit 20 him in . manner not to
be uisur de stood thar he and his Holiness might go
not where be denounced the three agents. in the op
poste direction they pleased for he would govern the
spiritual welfare Of his subjects he has heretofore
done according his best Judgment for the benefit Of
them all, Protestants as well a. Catholics.
Nothing has ct been d oed of any intention of the
Cath lie bishop 10 ole, bis ISOLATION bet~een the bal
lpe,ept Hsytieps and DOmnicans All that yet known
of the object of This visit is thai the Pope most
earnestly to take these eripg Hay items under his mme
date
This is the fourth fifth commission that has been
sent from the court Of Rome to obtain the spiritual
niDion Of the HayeDs. President Boyer resisted ALI
overtuIes from them but what his present Nlesty mar
submit to is yet predetermined