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THE SOUND DUEs.-We see it stated that Sec.
rotary Marcy has formally sigpfied TO tbs Danish
Minister the purpose of the President not to make
forcble resistance to the collection of the Sound
Dues al Elsinore for one year, from the LII inst
Meantime the dues will be paid under protest.
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Receptfsn of MIR. Fillmore.

BUFFAID, June f6 "A large meeting of tile cit.
liens, without distinction of party, wac held on
SATURDAY evening, 70 ADOPT measures Tor an ap
propriate reception to Mr.. Fillmore Reso1utioiis
complimentary TO Mr.. r. were unanimously adopt-
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Democratic kntifichtion .fHIeetfnk.

BRookEYN, n Y, JUNE IA large and enthu.
siastc Buchanan ratification meeting took place
here last night. 1t is said that 900 persons were
were fully endorsed '''-' - -''if 80" ~ - 10
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= POLITICAL. GHon." john @. Breckenridge, the
Deffiocratfc' nominee for the Vice Presidency, ad-
dressed asBitchauan' ratification meeting at Lex.
i1gton KY this place OF resideuce) on the ah IN
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PUN Of superior quality. scOIorcd and
IL high Favored; Y hhds for sale by .s sf3 "
je ID DAYENRORE ALLEN & en-

le 10 DAVENPORT ALIEN q CO..
EO0 PAIRS OF THOsE CHEAP WIN
OOO DOW SHADES, only S7t cents. to be rrn
on a. the following fow prices for one week only
Beautiful thndscsPes, Sec worth St25 LiEht Shades
PLAIN with boquets, only sos worth Sr5o; Splendid
richly worth Sd Table OIL Cloths; Bureau and Stsua
Covers, all widths and patterns from 25cdp aag 3
Aiso reasonable stock of Dry Goods Hosiery and
toves Irfsh Linen, Soc worth 5Sc: r0yv1 Lib en- Ia.
9ie oosns eeci White Do Dsnasky ~ yds long. f1
Lage size Towels 10 cts-wiih q great many pfess
Dry Soeg. s,y WI y be sold oil CHEAP s q fe
= s'eoa 800 Broad ST. bSs~esn Sd and 4th. y,
" N; b. stoEskeepers and pedden supplied ht New
York prices 5la St7ssna myl6
G.hNt'S 7FLKNIsHfhl3s S;NUll,. p be
stock essorted IN AZ aed qssit md CON aid
WHITE sf MH9ss IIIE gE s hsss ss
ceiyfd this aay ipn line &c ebs dereut styles Of
" sxr VS. sS Ss sn r. Tsaks 81,
eis Z. iii A6 6'f'Stiss E fis 'essssr
Haetf and Yests al coors snd s1eA whs6 VS. ofcr
~ lsE pIiees The stylesnI exec ptioshble 1sins
sPis.. .ss 3 sssf .. &
Il 1kEsefAti. U A . 4 g.. l.cashers Kbbay
-. - Dressing Gssss. inrpihs Cd eodi
.I.a travelling thu easaink
ciesst ssAt SIS ,BULKLEYsI I'D IS,
1s U l.s ;1lT =. n - Af.s q
IA HARP ..P, III. W. . yr--.;s.I
A. st biz ansic Store 0ovefsof $500
HARP, hssips the double ecfjhn sIx IN e1on61
Rrsyegaaats which BE- ssiI q Z. I'D
s Ri zss IsiiRls 4 &
sph
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MR.. EpwIN BooTH, the son of Booth the great
tragefian seems to have achieved a high feputa:
ton as an actor at San Frahcfseo The PAPERS Of
crowded and delighted audiences . '-'s-'' -.
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=. '.fHE AMERiGk-- st Steamship America which
WAS defended at Rio Janeiro by the United States
Commodore from an attempts seize her as Rus
sian priyateer, ON her arrival at San Francisco
entered as Russian vessel consigned'tes L. Kos
trominoffs It would appear from this that there
was some ground for the, British suspicious as to
her character i's'i'--i ="ss s,-@ cs9 90 Sole
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SOUTHERN DELEGATIos, TO THE BLACK RE-
PBBLIeAH. CoSvENTIoN.-,The Philadelphia Bull
ietin, of Monday afternoon. says: '''-'-~s7 =.
We were surprised. At reeeiving this morning a
cali from several gentiemeri members Of the Ken
lucky delegation to the Convention tiotv meeting
in this city We were, we admit somewhat as;
tonished at the visit, having supposed, in accord
snce with the popular Impression, that there would
be no delegation from any Southern or slave Statf,
We learn. however that not only Kentncky " but
also Delaware Virginia and North Carolina W i'll be
repre- sented in the Convention. and hiatt will
meet this evening at room No. II, at the Lazy
renee Hotel ~ - '-t'*sf :
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-eli RAaBLEs AMONG The CONSTITUTES No 20
4 OF Harpefs Story Book very handsomely illustra.
20 ted For sale by GEe. NJ WEST. = s~1,i
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i. IT The Southern Literary Messenger for June,
number Of unusual Interest, has been laid ON our
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Black Republican UonventIen.


PHILADELPHIA, June IL The Black Reputli-
can Nsf onal Convention was called 10 order today
at II O'Clock. 'f'''-f Z - - 80
: Hon RoBeft Emmett r6f N. Y, was appointed
Temporary chairman. '' '''f'' -
/ A committee on permanent organization aud q
platform were appointed and the convention nd.
iourned unfit O'Clock, r. NJ = n''-f'''-t 80 -.
.,..,,,. ~, &, AFTERNOON. SESSION, ~
PIuLADEIPHIA, June II, sP. M-The Convep-
ton re assembled at A, clock this afternoon
I. The committee on permanent organization re-
ported Henry 5. Lane, Of Indiana, President and
2iyic. Presidents from the States and Terriio is
represented including Virginia, Delaware, Mary
land, Kentucky, and District Of Columbia, ~
The. President made an appropriate address. ON
tsking the Chair, I.t.s,.a, 4...., -
/, The committee on credentials made q practical
report WHICH was. adopted by acclamatipn, The
philadelphia contested seats were given to the
delegates originally chosen, including PASSWORDS
Williamson. and the delegates fayoring Gilmore
The committee on the platform. not being pre-.
pared TO report, the afternoon was occupied by
speeches from Caleb, B. Smith Of Ohio. Senator
Wilson of Mass, apd others. 80 ,..s., 49,
). The Convention then, adjourned until to NOR.
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, From Messrs JAS. " oopHousE & Cd, we have
I, received The Daisy Cbaini or AspiEations-a
(, Family chropirle. BY the eantbor of tie Heir of
"a ltedciyffe &eAA,yery attractive work, in two
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s. s.'a's zee s'''fs si Z E.sh::.ss
~ II q 10 10 reareSte6 shat . little &c:
tent0n q paid b. the col dss0nf ATfs ~ the prese6
dry, 70 the pos ind expromjoa ~ their snbiests
BfNDAEN seeme q " snsss,sa vfi ~ rsrs'isl
efsszpfestiess desirAbss but saldnm attained Il
pictures rhotqsrsphs Ambfotypss spd bagperfro-
ige:a !. sh.a ssien, tEe 81 TsIs
go. S.. Pk0tosrsphic GALLERY. iio Hsipst. =
jsis-os Eezt door sbrs Mitchell I TIlsrs. Z
xrDtiA (s66a Bisis<~s C1fnnce - Une Or
J0HNsUN'Ss Dsgusrreotyps. Nseeu~s with. sprara.
tins complete for ssle chssp, Il IL now doing GOOD
Busihess Ana one p Jofsson's Opssstors wodld|rs.
msn nth fe purchaser for fisnoy Is required, md
could thoroughly instruct him in tha srt Forfsrsua
sey enquirs # the wagon, corner q 7th and Brcaa
4 - AmsricnM F1Asesy tssanntons yISxiniu
An. BRECKkNRiD0kiss & &C ~ Pyepristsfs -
JosEPH n. <W0oDwA al, (lata Of the Woodward,
HOUSE. bupcrinfcndent- ssrss je I4--d5m
- Tee 4CFsaix Resit on Charrh .HsiI.-v
Tho LA1iss Of the Sfd ffeshytesn Church Hill have
on THURSDAY snd<FAIBAf nsxs, . fesst Of BCEs
and FRUITS In the Lecture Roon. All dispoaed 10
Aid the Church the Hill respectfully Invited
s~sfvtN1Atss- ~ lf- 4bs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

/. "A MISSING CALIFORNIA STEAMER,--It has al
+ ready been mentioned that the, steamshIp Golden
Age, with the mails nd passengers from Panams,
adj not arrived at San Francisco on the Goth uit
at which time she .was,oyer due six days, A San
Francisco correspondent Of the New York Times
mentions rumOr that on her passagc up the
America saw adensc smoke off her les bow, btt
1t Blowing too hard to enable her to, reach it,
Ii was thought by many that it was the Golden
Age on fire, but this of COURSE merely Cor
lecture. 1t was generally believed she had been
detainefby some arrangement OF her machinery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

WV. ~ n SsR zsas5 3 3. sDissssef poter..,usr,
1A' Reformed Dutch church, New wv Y Ye1s's
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'S is'NyxJ'aEsHs FROM EsGiAND.--The next ne Y =
from Euglahd rs fo6kcifo with rnuef, interest, a.
eentaieipg- the response OF The British Cavern.
b saent ne Dismissal of Mr. sCrnmpn,n The
2 ssssean1er will probably arrive about he cd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

: i,sasiipAvy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New York 'iour.
n,l Of Conmerc Of Monday afternoon says -
) I, Some, g < element has heen caused here by the
rsnorted defalcation of NJ. Place. connected with
the French. Credit. Mohiiier who. II ~ said, has
absconded from, Paris, leaving adefeit of lS,o0of
Report states that he has gone. 10 Copstantinope
Fears are.on entertained that this viii give 3 shock
TO public confidence At Paris, and causes reaction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

NENH. jCH EEsE.4Ju received, per
I Nstssrner Jamestown small lot of Prime NEW
CHEESE, for sale by WILLIAM T.KING,
!, je Use G snd Frsntlin &c Ola Market.
MUTUAL. l.lkE lNsuitANCE COniPA-
ul,NI OF NEW YDRK-AnnuaL sts,srae ri
The affair." of the MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE
COMPANY. OF, NEIy YORK, for the year ending
Jan. Sist, iSoo.F. s-ssF 49, &a.E ~se
Metz assets hand, Jan ST. AT 81
~ Receipts during, ate gedf.. ~ "a -aiH's
For pre- miumsand policies. ..66a9. 7i9iO 6 &,.sf
For interest and annuities... 1871, 1871 - .,,,
ShEu tn~s Ssrs =. 49,, vis.-.---- R90 gt6 Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

yNJftfTE HkEKsVESVsssNFe have tusG
Z received sce lat of White Siik Vesp, which
we would call the attention Of e}I in NAnt. .,ts.
MERCHANT & WEfSIGER, =
. sie 10. a.ll ..lrl...ys.sk 81, Nosll2 Main st. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

800 OF FIG b VALLEY INSURANCE. COMFY
~ : Nth street, 2 doofs from Post 0fice, 7
es.ss s.- !. = sAsl !. hichmend, Va .sJune 10th
,VT&0N thtsi date fire. and Marine risks
III y VI be taken by this Company ct sach rates .
ate deemed eqaitse, without reference The existing
aje ~ SIT .. ID ssaa. has .kasae.s .Actusiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

.I.,IEBRATfos.Ef4ie Ancienf order,of D,r,a.
NE islh Of August next Aisree conmi,,.s On =
- syasngepepts has been appoiafed ana ~ df
" q I'll snsa r. s % Groves Ia ksprineis.,
NssfssHsfH ss4ff- - ap7 8 - ..Py
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MACK K1 Ix..-.e43 bills. 30. 3 Medium
lNI Msckerel landing AEd for sale by -.
lie 16 -, :, LEN Is N WEBB GU. :.

DIAM BAkEG - 200 ynrais of sa-
rerior quality and various eOlored, Bareeesi plain,
Sl Tisgr. fausy and rsin Satin Striped; plain az
silks, and many Fancy Dress Good T'irn' Offering
much below the regular selling price; yard hand
some Lawns selling ut l2a cents per ynd Ladies
will find 1t to their advantage to call etfsatsf So
s,;4Fs .ss,.ss UNDERGRADUATES,
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! -. and engaged the world renowned
FRANCONI HIPpODRoME. TROUPE I
to appear in. conjunction with their splendid AMI
NAL EXHIBITION and GREAT sOUTHEhN CIR
Gus, Making in all the most complete interes' I'M
and satisfaefory entertainment ioen under AMI
Pavilion, and the best FIFTY CENT SHOW cyel
effered.to thepeopIe of the Republic! ss =. -
~ f7t-f1t, .-.s g -. s. HENDRICkS, AGENT.
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open at he store Of The tubscribsrp, where weex
pacf To Sow such al rtnent d will far exceed
snyfhipS before Strod uced by u.s. rdving obtan.di
sohfe A&6te fof seybs assortment sud Make
previous to thin tine; and knowinS oar sdyar
be infinitely superior 10 what We have heretofore
joy Vie expent fhe immsns6 nstock exhibited this
apPrceiAting public. cali Is respectfully solicited
,r,,t-r sss1Tsisl .GRpSHON0 g, 1IIPMAN,a.s - =
:. jeR 1 - ~ .....s -. Il 10 Main II y
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80 q 20! osIEABERe MEItRIMAl, Captain Penders
Igtas srriyed at Key, West on the 10th ips. f,o,
Havana, with hes disabled She attracted
80 ppiycrsai attention. while at Havana. let,ar
fromttat city speaking Of The serrfinae, saws. -
2. - ihs bfnss work of the propeller had ,v.-,
,...T ,s aud M .pa besg replaced BY
50 r'ssvis - V.ss svss',1fy oi MI McNahb in the
sss n 80 ne chef engineer Wm SHOCK
saa ~a.iest here % snperulssd ibe work ana :.
sszsas h Merrimac Win iesye for sly Y ey
as soon Is the necessary iesss are d sass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

rnoN wAsniEaTos According 10 Information
received at the State Department the govern
ment At BensaIh has established three houses OF re,
fuse for shipwrecked mariners thrown ashore ?n
The sundcybuuds. Each house has = supply g pss'
cult and cstamaran ~ attached to eacn. ia =.
A screw Pile light house has been erected ss on
the extremity Of the shoai to inc Omassnt +.
vs. wsds,s FONT At the mouth Of ING fA'qP'sA4
An interesting and Important case Is pending in
the Circuit Court for the District Of Columbia IN
yoving claim 70 The Aimaap gnsx' nns - the
claimants, is largely interesfed, -. -.
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nRESs GUUDs. DIX ESS tiOUDS .::--Dn
- hand good supply Of Bareses, solid ctfor, Mos
Inns Berese Declines, Debeses. Lawns, ia .onsts,
&c. txIao, ! few more OF those cheap lawn Robes
to DO closed out cheap at i. T. WILLS go
Z lie = s. Main str0et.e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

s KtELETON VEST Sci seceiscG BY The
They yefl light and COOL and u,t fhs thins ri
this warn, weather Ca and eianiine theH atG MI
Clothing Emporium, los, Main street sss1r So q,
20 NIL - - sssc II .sfsstf FktHENRv rSuAETp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

DlColis.vaKC&iNIA ANDKDitIkIl.LE En-.
All % from worm, 10 the aud if they are ne.
seeted they give rise to violent pains picknt s, Of
times to convulsive frs This vsrmfuge il sweet,
atteeabe tofhe Taste, and readily taken by ldrnn
pafed only by H. j. PiG01,. and sold By Drug
gists genefalfy.d ~ 81 ,As,sga,'s so I1l 80, IL IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

DEET GIO U > BOUKS, Ar PRIME
IL GOSf.-On the shelves, in 'ront of my store will
BOOKS, at cost The collection comprises many Of
the best books of rhe present day and this chance
should be embraced BY those who wish 70 rs or
30 cents in the dollar a E,f1 Al w EST
lie l7-3t sf@NFif - eEs Excbanea Bookstore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-18

WHITE LINEN DUH COATS AND
vvsSRANfSs-- We have 3htn eceiyeds q. nice lot OF
White Pshts 3qst The thins for the sesson
Call and see for yourselves. h,.a,., / .rso,c
---------AERGf4ANT l. WEiSIGER. a.
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N1ANTLHS, AND, DRESS. GODDs.-.ff
Nl YOU wish a. rs Mantle Tor SIS, gall at LIE
XII Els. ,.,E.f-s..
r. ou want aLawn Dress, worth st.'ifor q, call
If You want fancy Barsges and Tissues, worth 81,
for SO cfs., call At ~ ssts sss.-iI tiff-f=
IF you want printed Jaconsts, worth 81 cts, for
20 cts, tail at - = se+o +~.r
II Won want Bsrage Delninss for j. worth . cts,
If sou ant the finest quality BaIa se. worth 50
II YOU want 4 sett r Collars AMI Sleeves, worth
Sc. for So, call at - = - 90 kss.
for So, call at .A--s 1850 Et.g9ss sss.ts %lit
:, If .yop want a. French Collar for y cts, wsrsh
Elf You want the best Bfeachei Cottons cheap. call
: If you want Silk Dress cheap call at, EZE-
IL you want to buy The chsapest Dry Goods Id this
State, call at EZEKIELS Chesp Cash Store. -.
iaI6 ts~'' - rs Main st. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-05
FOURTH DAY.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-The Convention reas
sembled at 10 o'clock this morning
Mr.. Stevenson, of Kentucky, rose to make
a report from the Committee on Credentials
The Committee had not agreed, but repre-
senting the majority of it, as he did. he was
ready to read the same if the Convention
pleased, when order was restored. He claimed
the indulgence Of the Convention while he
spoke the sentiments by which the majority
had been actuated
They had given three days attention to the
case, and had heard both parties claiming the
seats; afte- the able arguments from both
sections, and that party had agreed to stand
upon the noble platform of the Convention
and had pledge the honor Of both sections &c
unite and make common battle for the nomi.
nee of the Convention, it was lamentable tn al
the great Democracy should be rent BY dis.
sensons, but they. Here the telegraph
failed
The majority report in the New York case
was rejected, and the minority report divi
ding the delegation equally between the Har 4,
and Softs was adopted
The Convention then adjourned at IL O'Clock
to meet again at and proceed to ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-05
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Inteiitgenser, in making some extracts
from the editorial correspondence Of the Cour-
ier des Etats Unis, for the purpose Of making
its readers acquainted with the judgment
passed from foreign standpoint upon the
conduct of our Government in the dismission
of the British Minister and Consuls, says:
"In remarking recently on the determine.
ton of the President in the matter of the en-
listment controversy, we ventured to express
the fear that that determination, by its ap-
parent harshness and implaeibility, mightseem
in the eyes of the world to impeach the ma
tional char scter for Cancellation and courtesy
in the adjustment Of diplomatic misunder-
standings Under the rules which regulate
the intercourse of civilized nations at the
present day, and amid the influences which,
more than at any previous period in the worlds
history, tend to promote feeling Of good
neighborhoOd among States, the character,
position, and interests Of our own great Re-
public cannot be presumed to demand the
adoption OF any measure or the pursuance Of
any line of policy which should have for its
legitimate consequence the forfeiture of that
goodwill and that respect which, forming as
they do the bonds of civil intercourse, may
be justly styled the cheap defence Of ma
tions'"
The Union IS devoted to news and political
intelligence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-05

desk, lying on the floor Of the Senate, with my
bleeding head supported on the knee OF n
gentleman, whom soon recognised by voice
and counter ance as Mr.. Morgan Of New YORK;
other persons there were about me, oHering
me friendly assistance, but did not recognize
any Of them; others there were at distance,
looking on and Offering no assistance, of whom
recognized only Mr. Douglas of Illinois, Mr.
Toombs of Georgia, and 1 thought, also, my
assailant, standing between them. l was
helped from the floor and conducted to the
lobby of the Senate, where l was placed upon
q sofa; of those who helped me to this place |
have no recollection; as I entered the lobby l
recognized Mr.. Slidell Of Louisiana, who re-
treated, but 1 recognized no one else until
some time later, as supposed, when felt a
friendly grasp of the hand, which seemed to
come from Mr.. Campbell of Ohio"
How singular that SO much time should be re.
quired to recognize the "voce and counte
nance" of his friend Mr. Morgan. How un-
heard of that Mr.. S. was unable to recognise
those old friends directly near his eyes who
were "offering friendly assistance" but could
see with unequalled distinctness Mr.. Douglas
and Mr.. Toombs who were at a distance, but
were not offering friendlyassistanee" How
odd too, that Mr.. s. should have no rccollec
tion of tho persons who "helped him" to a sofa
In the ante.room Of the Senate, but should per-
ceive and note with distinctness in the dark
lobby room, Mr.. Slidell of Louisiana; and
then, again, how strange that Mr.. Campbell
of Ohio, Notwithstanding sundry " friendly
grasps of the hand" could not be recognized
for some time! What remarkable faculty for
recognising enemies but forgetting friends
And that too, when, as Senator Foster swears,
" Mr.. s. said he thought he could walk to the
ante, ROOM" and, not only that, but was so
self possessed when leaving the Senate cham
Der as to request" as Senator Foster also
testifes, "that documents on his desk should
DO taken care OFF,
Texas Debt The Treasury Department has
paid, for the past three days, to the creditors
of the late Repu bile OF Texas, under the act of
Congress of February 20, 1855, 81 ,sss,936 So
Monetary and Commercial-Thef following
quotations of bonds, stocks, and land warrants
were furnished us to-day June 81 by Sweeney,
Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co., bankers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-05

REBELLION IN HAYTI The Boston Travel.
Ter publishes letter, dated Aux Cages, May
10th, stating that formidable insurrection
had broken out in that part of Hayti sgains,
Soulouque, and that 1000 or 5000 insurgents
were marching on Aux Cages Every male
in the town had been called upon to Join the
troops in repelling them. The troops had
marched to meet the insurgents and defend
the entrance to the town. As the letter closed
an alarm was beating and a report spread that
the troops had been repulsed. The popu-
lace was greatly excited and had closed the
stores &c