The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-20
INTERESTING FROM HAYTI.

AstrOyOcIcaE CoSncadences-A0uhc~ ". sA-S
Brush Consul to the Presadent-Omciai
Account OF the Revolution, &c., Sc.
OsR PORT AU PRINCE CORRESPONDENCE.
PoRr Az PRINCE, Feb "a, 1852
,,,,,, Se.iineni-Propec Of President GsYrards DOcn
ful-IaportaRt ProclamT" snA
.v.s-Ca,iots Reception Of M
.nd ~ ni~s-t0m--A Wido,o's Repenge--Ii'N''Ss
sASssngs OF the Populace, dc.
Gisyips some acquaintance with the leaders and the
vsoses Of the revolution venured 10 predict the dssou
ton Of the Empire prcssge that in few years
MERE will be another ruler 10 St. Domingo. The north
and the south have each Their favores and there are
several prominent persons quite the National Palace
who are OF opinion thai they able to hold the rens Of
government Whether able not they are perfectly Will
ing to try experiment The President, Geffrard has
already had roabe, and disconened northern repueh
cans demand through their representatives more
thorough change of all Offices in the gift Of government
BY proclamation sent 10 each parish the President Tor
bids logging of criminals and directs that no one be put
in irons without order from the court, and also that
every person charged with crime must be brought before
me- s,ra,e berc being imprisoned These three orders
wonderful strides towards liberty for Haytens entire
~ inconssten. with the old regime
Agriculture s every encouragement the just
OF the Former government will be quid,ted an
the government received heretofore, while fer
eign Will receive iii possible assistance fre
rulers have acted the principle that comrlerce
will take e itself without legislative encoursgf ment,
ehe OLD warrior, chrsopne expressed It, 't bag Of
coffee were hangng in the portal OF hell, lanEos would
nnn meaus 70 secure H."
me new icu rna-LG RepitlSqss--has the following in
resa,on 70 THE attempted instruction at Jrfeme-We
pe,y reassured the subject OF toe lsur
rectonary attempt which, for moment, threw the
M confusion, and tho principal authors
which, General Deice Iesperance aRd his two accom-
rices, Danger and NJ 70 ichonare now in the
prisons 1f the capta. Our readers know how the latter
their oisembarkation here on Wednes
day iasl. and what masses OF people accompanied them
PRISON shodtbg. they went along, ''iong live
republic; long President Geffrard II is not ne
ceaay TO dwell on the satisfactory character or
these the refusal Of assistance which
General Delce noe. with amongst the people OF Jereme
The.e facts watch speak for themselves they attest
SOLID PLEDGES for the security and conso-
dation oisour new government.
The same paper N its number of to day Gath says
Al the moment OF going to press we learn that NJ.
saonon Minis OF Finance, has just embarked with
his wife on BOARD the English steamer Basilisk
depctaaon, composed of NJ. Toussaint senator, and
n Madion and Granvtle-his latter in capacity OF secre-
'1ry-wi shortly leave for Europe, charged with the
of notifying the late change IN government ana
tbe accession OF President Gefard TO the courts OF Eng
land, France and Spain.
srtngs The opening OF the Civil Court will, 1t said, be
sigosuzed by the trial of three divorce cases
IL is the general opinion here that the Commission Of
Investigation conducts inquiries skfuy the restitution
OF the diverted from the of the fifth
core Will be suicent 10 acqut the dept OF the rCpuDHc
France.
circular from the Minister of Public Instruction, the
detailed report to be made of the national schools
pla ;ed under their jurisdiction.
One Of The Port Prince papers, in commenting upon
the reiom that the new government VIII be compelled 10
unoertase sp thu OF the old police" Under the
reign The Emperor the only object sought TO be ac
CON p the composition of the police companies
gather together the most degraded anu disgusting OF the
raboe. From twenty i've to thirty wretches, half clothed
and almost always condition of beasty intoX cation,
with oahs in their mouths ana CLUBS their hands, were
thc charged 70 execute the orders Of their wor
thy eader. An utter disregard to discipline prevailed
amongst these Bohenaps, VITO committed the greater
part ou,rases which they had orders to repress
The act OF contscaon against the property Of the ex'
Emperor, his wife, ADD daughters Olive and Celia, is
signed by persons who was supposed, stood
high IN the favor Of the late government.
The death of the Presidents only son s matter Of gene
raj sorrow as expressed in the funeral Grafton
''Hc spared the guilty, who saved them from the
hands justly indignant popGace, is, at the
Hent bowed by the death Of dear son. taken away
by all wise Providence
one of the CITY pspers has interesting OF the
Empsrof's reception at Kingston, from which take
these curious extracts
On III. 2lst Of January uews Of the successful revoIu
ton having been received, and abe Melbourne havIog
board ice deposed Emperor being reported coming up
iIsyiien resident. Illuminated their dwellings, and
crowdng the Streets gave themselves up to Dnresraned
reospFs Al ave ocock on the following afternoon an
envoy GeGrard lett tue frigae stationed of the
packet wharf entrelsed the crowd TO calm themselves
at least 20 give tue Emperor quiet reception Then
appeared General Delva and who, under guidance OF
exile, threaded their way through the crowd The
captain OF the Melbourne endeavored TO obtain lodgings
for the exes Mss Grant, who keeps the best hotel OF
the city refused point blank tn receive the ex Emperor
for forty pounds day Tho captain hat better luck
ceent but has fallen into decay Oae huDdred dol.
lars DAY demanded for receiving Soliouque and
suite.
Meanwhile Faustn begged the captain to procure him
guard from the COMMUNICATE. The General re-
pied by refusal, saying the Policemen would be IN at
tendance.
AT three o'clock Emperor and suite descended, the
boat approached The whai and We were within tSo steps
Of the who had played the tyrant for twelve years.
He took the captain arm some EnglHhrnen, who uu.
desand French shocked to hear the Emperor aud
Empires speaking in loud, coarse manner, csqueung
themselves about packages and nasty LILLE cases
tied in napkns. back, containing souiouqne, his wife
ind daughter and second containing several ladies',
the barrier Of the wharf which opens the
street As the cortese advanced IL was received with
vocabulary. The imperial carriage wss struck by
bricshats and clubs he was escorted TO his
lodgings by the cursiug popunce No officer,
few policemen were present. and they we're inca-
hind advanced Monsieur VII Lubin foot. entirely
rounded by the people; policemen him still far
ther behind Monsieur Dessanes and wife, accompanied
by some policemen and party OF the poquiace, insulting
them a. every step
The Emperor s greeting at Kingston par with
his departure from Hayt Of which you already ad
vised. The following incident, which escaped me IN my
last nierespgAs the Emperor passed the house Of
Madame Ioussant, whose husband was shot by hrs order
in 1885, she stepped upon the open balcony and pointing
70 likeness Of her dead husband, exclaimed SoGiouque
Look Soulouque at the features Of murdered Tousssnt !"
TINS little scene for the moment appeared revive
Emperor for he afterwards observed to advance
firmly. Almost al Of the distance from the palace
10 the French Consulate he walked slowly with his bead
bent aud, although surrounded by bis family, several
generals and the officers OF his household he seemed TO
be almost out Of his mind.
Tue financial affairs OF the republic create some uncasi
ness and the President has issued proclamation in
which he says
Hayeps he financial condition the country claims from
& government measures out decisive These measures
Will infringe upon many private interests Those wao enrich
Themselves by personal favor WILL without
doub' loudly but the Of will not
be check ed by their dtconent IL will march firmly, and
10 those who letter The of ptaging Is
past Zach iupcopsry hepceorh responsible for his
Thu resp inability not lusory extends from The chief
grAe ana hrs ministers 70 the loves, ooye Tbs punc
funds VIII not hereafter be considered the property Of few
put Will pc admins cred with mparalty. The government
has much to DO but relies aid aud good Of
coobuoitF 70 obtin the results which for the
general oenehi lhe army will be reduced In Time OF
peace law rnlning the duration 81 military will
be made so That the Hayden soldier will be slave
but Tree citizen, VINO understands that he
time To the service his country cheer
fully. Agriculture shall be encouraged the honest and labo
shall have all the protection OF government
while ROBBERS and vagabopds shall be W
Tgnr of The law. 1he government VIII