The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

THE EMPEROR AT FORT AU PRIscE.-QUIET
REsrORED--THE MARKETS.
lCOrresp nndeuce Of Evening Post
The bark Clara Windsor briags advioes from Port ~
Prince to the "a OF December
rns Emperor has been making grand toHree through
the southern part OF his empire the theatre Of recent
outbreak, and returned 70 hts capital on tho 18TH Of No
vembsr-to adopt tue language Of the ocia journal
"andst the thunder Of artillery and The sccamaions Of
the populace and the troops . The next day. after
grand review, his Majesty held levee ct which all the
public iuncto, aries were aud we're entertained
an account OF the progrssss which he was direct
ed by the Emperor 70 make His grace announced, says
In the province visited by his Majesty, who had under
taken and accomplished his journey for the enAnonty
had been sn,sry ds,urSed b. General Mot,s c.
mour, who Influenced by ambition after turning traitor
to his country ana hng mad induced number OF persons
to take up arms against the government part OF whom
were animated BY mis- own spirit, and part aud by FAR
the larger rumber, seduced by his doctrines sub
versve Of all social order General Lsmour and his
feders,es had however, been overtaken by OF
the law and punishment inflicted upon those who had
disturbed the pubic peace without which neither In ius
try prosperity could exist He also assured them
that his Majesty would always second the efforts snt
patiops Of the nation TO wards or der aod progress
In conclusion mis- Grace alluded to the assistance which
bis Majesty had received in all parts OF the Southern
vince and 70 the lively sympathy and affection to which
,es,y wa eeoy sens,bs 81 ths.s t,Sans Of oevooo
and the citizens OF the South OF all classes assured hm
that heir sole dere was for the maintenance OF peace
TO Hcnre which end they promised their hearty concar
renee.
The usual cries OF " vive PEmpereur' &C., salutcd
this speech ard the hall OF resounded
enthusiastic shouts of the Enperor's loyal subjects
MARKETS.
From the Feuilie 0u Commerce, Nov. 20
JACaEL, Nov ib-N0 sales OF coffee reported for tho
week although II Ia In demand aud several vessels
waiting 10 load Sellers offer at $ll6a $ll6-(the Hay
ten dollar is about six cents OF ourrency Cne ROAD
stead Us full Of vessels and the place well supplied With
all kinds Of provision The ARRIVAL OF cargoes Of
salt has cause d. In prices. The following
the quotations. Goldfish, $780, mAckerel, $780,
herring. $780, pork, $500; -FOUR $40 $780, butr So
logwood. 500 $50; rum, 50; Brazil wood 500 snaiac
$50; doubioons, S2SS
Aux CAVES, Nov % Business IL pAralyZed by the
duness OF the market Scarcely any coffee has been or
Tered for sale. The receipts Of log wood are small Bus
ness expected to revive however In few days The
following the quotations :-Coddsh, $780, mackere,
S226 pork, $3.50 $500; -four, s220 $240 coffee $ll2
Slls logwood $751; cocoa, $lzt doubloons, $272 $3.50
CAPE HAYrES, Nov. IL Provisions are abundant, and
great change In prices has tod Coffee quoted at
$3.50 $751; The arrival OF several vessels TO load has
caused rise Of IS in ogwood Cocoa is and gold
In no demand The rains, which sl continue. hinder the
tions-Codfsh. 500 $50; macKere $40; PORK, $40
$3.50; sugar, 80 S. b0 tobacco, 50 50 So Coffee $3.50
q 8 81 logwood, SEQ; cocoa, $780, douoioons, S16I.
GosAvEs, Nov rs business is ported very dull
Coffee Sl24; lolwood, $55; cotton, $780, douooons
1884.
PoRT Az PRINCE Nov Transactions In general are
becoming easier In consequence OF the recent heavy
ments. Notwitl standing the numerous arrivals during
the week, eee In Of RISE 10 request st SIPS
logwocd at $70 $685. cotton 1t 1885, douboons
81 1884. Exchange on Europe ia aoted at SEAS.