New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
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- ,...,,.s f,,m che tsnri'e az tie M,ies'y
-. ,,, 40 l,.t,ys In Which cur coIrr'rrnden'"
-.,,,,n hi,a,.ly 81 the condition. tthe wN''ee whee
- -. ..ry,,,.d more AMI more hum'listns hy hs
80 ,,,x.~ooNos II secm~ ~ though The ames
80. 81 ,uy,sNi tAo head 81 tho Mach EnpcrcH'
n., ;n,sxkrasNi with power, he Imagined his
-. a, absolute nc; caly ovcr his ewn susecs
a., ,s, with rrSa,d to residcn' Foreigners.
IA, cannot sivo better idea Of tho sta'o Of thnss
oar NJ o.e.nS some pssssgcs from one OF The last
s..crs ,NSt have come 70 hand;
am Tho mouth az MAY lss, eight or teo Fenohmon
Avs tke Htss ladies were arrested for toe purpose
al rrs.irc them into the Haytcn army loese young
- an ,hs,r ~ fSsal 20 pu' on the mill ary uniform
,.,, dragged 10 prison and put m irons IN dungeon
hsr ,hry uerr kent for FIVE dsys Thanks 70 the IN.
s,ryr,tien cf the Wee Consul, NJ. Y. Welt the cher
representative Of the government et present. tne prs
-. 800 ,Ncu restored 20 liberty, but were forbidden
q, ,asiiuue .hoir hgsiucss. These who were clerks
A.ys been scrt away nv their employers, and those
whe we've merchants have been compelled 10 oose
their establishments.
c,, inc tho streets OF Port Prince CnGl
,enrtd hy seine trcls who riered them 80 throw
Sewn .hsir cigars hey, believing hs, they were near
apowder msgszino, Instantly oboyed The order
=" Has Cd don't YOU understand hats oil before
The nslsee al the Emperor cried the sentines ana
on their refs 20 salute The palace of the Chief rho
wac on 4 vi. 20 the little Godve, the sentnels were
about a. take them 70 prison. One oil these you *
msrrcs seem. they could do no'hlOg against tnes,
b,u,es demanded iha. they should be taken before
the Governor. ue had the good sense - send thea
TO the Consulsie. 49,,
The United States Consulate 10 humletod in q
very 6ide-,n, way; i is considered 20 De cipher,
With no other mission thSr 10 iudorse return INVOICES
Of soar sugar and Goldfish.
England alone enjoys thousocd unSnow2 prIyl-
legss ard her Consul swI 10 the De Il M oi IaPoa
HE position is 80 nearly sicecure Bat Span po'f
Spain
was coming out OF the bureau OF The Minster for For
eigc Affair where he hal bsCn 20 sohc for his Con-
.ul an audience ri,h TIE Emperor.
when he came oat he did wnat everybody e'Se
would have done with the thermometer al lOO-he pi'
Old bis hat. Immediately the sent nels caDed out Tao
Ipeolent CRY, Hats of VI. lie Chacon refused 10
.aute Il Q bare vale. Tee sane seene, the same
noise the outrage ensued az N tee case OF tse
officers OF the Cbimere. But now the bnpe.or ap'
peared at the winoow, sDd when ne Deard Wnai ,e
you know me- Salute my o1se, or II put yor ~
prison The advisers of His Imperial Majesty told
him t0at his order could not be executed without es'
ing 10 the gravest consequences. 1t wac no., now
ever Urtil after barley OF twenty minutes INA. IHe
pvl5icr released VI. d. Chacon.
"The Consul, N. CruIat demunded, as full sa.isfec-
fop nothing more han that the Enperol should
abolish this absurd custom. Not only did ns nodela a.
zion fail TO obtain favor in The Cabne, of his Majesty
bat instead Of tempting to excuse the insult the Dip
fanatic advisers OF the crown wrote 10 M Cruzat al
awkward insolent letter IN which after quotl0g the
yery arguments of he letter Of the Consul against
him. they soy that they break oil All reiat ons with W.
'Cragat until they shall have obtalne4 from SPAN
|satiAfae.ion for his cOndr ,t
1.-THE representative of His Catholic Majesty, there
fore being wounded in the honor OF his nag, hss 70.
tired, leaving bis cOuDtrymen under The prOtecuop OF
tie Consulate OF France"