New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-04
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by an arrival at New York advices have been
.ece'vea rom Haytf to October s. Several a tire,
J"afiia's are mourning out Of respect 10 the
memory OF the Presidents murdered dsuwfter.
Funeral services had bsen held in the dISsrers
towns Oh Hayt', and the whole nation sppesfvf 10
unite in sympathy for the President. sorrow y ~.
crime, and detestation Of its perpetrators sev.,ur
Of the municipalities have ssM sddtasr. q. ~.
President, urging him to strictly punish a. con-
spEstors Many Of the ladies Of Hayti nal -,
forwarded addresses Of condoSsDee 70 Msdsrss
GeffrsTd These are eouehed N most affecting
terms. To one of these the wife n the Pres{dsrt
replied IN the following words: "
my Friends: fully knew that slse great mis-
fortune which has just saddened my heart would
find an echo in the hearts Of all von1en ana an
mothers = y. - 80
Your address of coincidence does not surprise
me- me, my dear ladies' it is balm to ~ maternal
Rl'sls. b n the Bible it is said She would not
De comfortsd because they were not
ray fray To- God with me to grant me courage and
rof'-au Prince, September Is is5s = % e'li. M
Inc iolowlng manifesto has been issued by the
Secretary Of War: - z =, -
ORDER or rHy nav
In abollshnE the odio,is svstar. ~ ~. 4...s
and destroying the Fort Laboudue the ecs.srra,t
OF the Republic wished to substtute az r. aa
which al re- q e essBSsn ths
expect from those who rule over tks.m = e -
1t - therefore that, during de pset ttrse -.
Notwithstanding the Just impatiencs II de pscple
and the army, the President has allowed ~ -
to proceed with the necessary tarifness T0ss Z,
ses te,steurs necessaaes] against those Win
mated his daughter, against the conspirates. ~
dshonOred the Haytian name. u e
Now that all formalities are complied wftys d..
court-msrtial will shortly pronounce tie scn1s1ce
OF the guilty, and justice will be done. 81 s
A few days longer, and society will have been
purgea OF those who ATTEMPTED r. al; e oyerturn 4
Port Prince, Sep. a. 1883 :. -
President Gefrard has issued to the heads q IL
various ACCOMPLISHMENTS the following
CIRCULAR. s.
Nessleu's: The blood Of my murdered fSan1G&
ter, shed at moment when signed an act IL c.
ency in permitting the embarkation Of GenesnI
Prophete, whose guilt was patent, this innoceuk
olood shall not have been uselessly shed for the
After having pardoned SO often, am learning
mat unhappy exceptions, some incorrgible wretch
es, stll exist in our society for these shall have
no pity. 2 - = :
The principal chiefs of the conspiracy are Il nv
power-the proofs are everywhere abundant. Since
Is their own act, let their destines be aecona
shall not shrink from the new and irving nfsjS,
which Providence has eontided TO me to ave nv
country from anarchy, and protect your Innocent
| wives and daughters. "a
| GErFRARDs
| The arrest of Timolean sayon has been heforn
| announced. At preliminary examination Il
made startling developments. He confessed Inst
the object of the conspirators in shooting the Pres
dents daughter to attract the President to the
spot, and then murder him too. He gave the nsmes
Of the parties who provided him with arms. One
of these, Caniner Chocotte, by name, led him
stealthily to where he could see Genrard's daugh-
ter, and whispered to him. You do the little en-.
ecution, will do the great one = thus intimating
that savon should shoot the Presidents daughter,
and he (Chocotte) would shoot the President him
SELF Savon was about to refuse to commit the
crime, when Chocotte held poigniard over his
breast and threatened him with instant death.
Seized with terror, Savon fired, threw down his
gun, ran away, and knew no more Of the matter
until he was arrested.