New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-16

The value al The exports from GonalVes 10 tue
United States, 10 le5e, was as fvuows:
ouarur H,y,i,u money.
January 70 March so................. 80 81 80
krr'l 20 June y ''''.'.''-''''''''' S.; COS ~
Uciob-r 10 December 3l................. sHo'S 10
rotal....................... S. eUo ~ 10
DIVIDE this amount BY sixteen or seventeen, and
the result viii be thu total IN American dollars.
Add aitO, 20 pr cert more Tor bills Ot rxchaOge
III Frstce aud England and 10 per cent-the Con
sui sad-fur bri7efy or smuggling, when Nv THIS
port recently his been less than elsewhere Every
body else said that you must add oneJjth for "dl-
iap daiions," and every body else, III this case,
was more Ieariy correct, l suspect, than my
tretd, the Consul.
A t.w YEAR sgo, at Gooaives It was not uhusual
for ships to come IN heavily laden with tax
able goods and Ia be- reported to the capital as IN
ballast! The Custom. H"u-e officers in such cases,
shared tbs profits of the duties saved with the con-
DiylDg merchant
VARIOUS FACTS AND OPINIONS.
during Sulouqur's reign there WAS no Possl'
bility of collecting dents. You might obtain ver-
dict ugsinst deb'or-you could al ways buy one =
but il Was very difficult to get al ex'cut on served,
fur the executive officer was Opea To bribery M
well the jud cial; that, after paying Tor yer
diet AID getting one, the debtor might brioe the
officer and thus render It Useless Great country
City lots sell high IN Gooalves.
u he women nre the most INDUSTRIOUS Glass;
They do most of thu hard work.
--Laud ia tbis nelghoorh"od is generally held IN
farms Of from five to ten acres.
Common l,bOrers received a dollar and quar-
Ter DAY: m-cba0ics lot quite 50 much, because
they work 20 slowly.
-Haytisn officers never resent the Offer Of a
brb,; "n toe contrary ke the naughty girl in tho
play they lose f0 b. lnsu ted.
j asked Why Geffrard had retained the civil
.l.,.. % S.ul.u NTH IN.
lion # the most prominent and obnoxious only
Say this, and you will say the truth" said the
Engnshm,B IN reply There is no such thing as
p.tt"ti.m ia this country: its word that Is not IN
ne vocabulary Of the people: and 1t explains the
conduct % Grfrard-i0r, in order to make a revO-
i,lion successful, you must make 1t for the pecu'
:.i,ry interest Of men 10 engage IN 1t. Hence, to
preserve peace, SoulOuqnrs officers are retained.
UDder toul"uque, Whenever there was any
environment work 10 be done, toe officers would
oroer the first uan they met TO d. it. For extm-
pie: il they wanted stones carried from the shore
up to Any part If the city for Government build
Ing in course Of erection, th-y would stop every
man and dray they Came across and compel them ~
irau,por, the stone. free of expense. Tney never
ttoueh OF paying them cent
Soul uan. gave orders to HE Generals and Of
fc,rs not H. as-ociste WITH the whites. Ia cOnse-
quenc- Of tti- command during the la.t few years
II the recent rrgp almost I'll social Intercourse be-
tv cen the two races cea.ed. Gefrard, however,
never paid the sgh Il attention to the ORDER; bat
on The contrary, Was very f"Dd ut the society Oh
foreigners. This circumstance gives the foreign
liz, reliant. great hopes that his administration Will
he highy b-p-tc,l to foreign commerce ana to
freer d ue.tic trade.
Native Hayt have to procure passports
W .n they wish Ia travel in the country as we'll as
the v bte foreigners. So, as0 the cu0try people,
when they with TO come 70 town. No market girl
can eoye Der hOu,e or commune 10 cell her pro-
ouce in the city without first procuring permit
from the auih"rites-for which, De | was ~ d.
the, b,v. 10 psy. The object of this regulation is
SAID 10 be ~ prevent stealing Ii is a ridiculous
r.lct Of Slavery and France, and should De prompt
ly Missed out oi -Xl-teGcr.
OID.FOGYIsM IN HAYT
The Consul told Il story 10 Illustrate the state
rDeut that native Hsytiins are opposed to all i'm
proyements. Gonaivrs is supplied with water from
Two s"urces-rrom Ia Pierre. mile or two down
the hsrbor, from whence II g brought in boats aad
from the outskirts Of TIL To va. from which II IA
cart. b, douk-ys. La Pierre water il sold st -
cehts Hay tao k-g; The outof-town fluid at one
third less. That Is about BALI ceUt gallon, and
one third less tbau that La Pierre water U.S. car.
ri-d from the boats oy tie men, 10 kegs, On their
beads. Every time therefore, that they sold tour
American c-tts' worth they were obliged TO go
back 10 The boats for another beg full of water.
Nr. bThohs. Wnt0 III Toe OUltrO States, orugnt one
Vi The ANGUS Bp.tOn water boats, Capable of con-
taiii0g . 800 gallons. with hog-heads Casks, buck
ELS. sud bose all complete. IL east $500. He
toos II out to Gonaiy-s, and gave the charge Of 1t
T. Na,s1u negro-oJe OF the m0sr intelligent ADD
eut-rprlslns OF the common l,borers. lt was 50
arranged that be could supply -hps in the h4rbor
with water, aud without II uble 10 aimself or tue
sesIlen pump the water into casks Ia the hold
Tne ordinary w,te-. boats carry from 30 20 200
gallons, aud c,n orly make single trip day.
Tbs boat, therefore, carrying $500 gallons aud
there being Do trouble Ia hug it-for the hose
saved iha, sork-sud Mr.. Brooks having further
bought Water carts 10 carry the water round town,
s'msr tr cnnewhl; similar exhibition q feenr in Kan
'hle- 1g were Chung ~ ne streets
. LsWT,ur. w b. - ak-i. %. n0tH.
ng both pgkss Puk- the h>1.ss syu0Gyu for Jusn
% let a. have L then" va. TIE 1ry e.alsk made
by Gem. "" said g-utlrman, aNsr~irf JdE-
h~ circumstances alter feBzs When nfs. cane here,
When fghuE wanted . klUa The facts o: the
b-i0re COX either. IL wolut have made
eir-Trno- bIO;neT had been parry o AZ would uot
lave rtreec, bru i1f4euc-t 10 Lis favor tss D.
hsd ben The Be- by 1--WE when hear there Is
h.t al The politics OF the parties II there
II FE--stae ard Pro-s4yeiy In il. that's ea0lsn-I
pitch II Tor the Pre- az i-.' added my iend.
WITH iar -e-f and most iudslols ca-i.on, a. ea.Gy feel
nss ao.' sowitA blacks ard mgatoes down in HAITI.
TteIs has Tee. some reform u i respect ssee this letter.
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