The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08


BY the brig II. C. Brooks, Captain John Sheriff. which
arrived from GOnaves yesterday have dates to Sep
tember IT, ,
The market was well stocked with provisions The
new crop Of coffee was coming in very slowly. Conce
selling at elao per 100 lbs., currency Loswood, 30
sls per 100 ms. Cotton, sl1o sR2s par too ibs
The shooting Of the daughter of President Geasd on
September TO- was the signal for general rising by
party Of conspiratos against the government; bat
them arresed, auissne soon prevailed They are hsE-
ing their tTia and win doubt be shot, The Presdent
4 S
hanished. The President expeoed n Go0aives but
would probsby not come
uux ooxArvEs cosxxsrosxrusC..
sa GoxAr., Sept. ls, 1855
Te Resos.aor Asssas Ssaloqse -C,sMmv q ae Fssides
The Nspros Atttmaon Of Aodrui;on-A Fbsa Csxsv&v-
cy-He Brseal Assasiaastsn Of G1rarTs DaaeAtr-His
Raaliatice Policy ne kavads-A Popular Pudaa, &c.
The revolution Of the 22d Il December, you ase
aware, accomplished without bloodshed- high and
low, rich and poor having cooperaasd to overthrow
tyrans whose reign odisus and whose only ambition
70 hoard money for his uss 10 the dstrinent
Of The country.
GnArai Geksrd, since his accession 70 the Presidency,
has done everything n ~ power hr ~ welfare
ration has been abused and nisouacetved. Gsn-
srG frophete, ono e ~ former Ministers Of
sO%ouqgs, re, and s'o Former Minister o. the nss.or
against President GERHARD, and hus serving as beacon
for all disconsonted people, rallied prety considsrabs
ed and he prco BENG
Genrard, with his usual moderation sin allowed him 70
quit the country but while on board The vessel u hs
disappointed conceived The q assassinans
his daughter which he did by shooting her through The
window, as she was reading At her table, On The
evening Of the Sd inst The act caused much indig-
nation In public and denuncaons Of the conederates are
pouring in from all quarters Many Of them have been
trial has already commenced and GeGfard says in his
last proclamation (of which copy enclosed that he
win now let the lay take its course Y Y be hoped that
from disturbing IN future the peace Of the country
Business account Of these dsturbspces, very dull
Prince than elsewhere, and they have been sac
small; codss, sis s. Cotton, sis % Iosxood, 90
The H G Brooks being now . regular packeaship be-
tween this and your port you win be able to have regu
The following is translation Of President Gefrard's
proclamation after the diabocal shooting o his daug
ter
LIBERTY. UaHtss EQUALITY.
REPUBLIC or HAYrJ.
NATIONAL PALACE Or P0RT PRsex,
Sept. 8, 1859, and Seth year Of independence.
FAHRx GNFRARD, President Of Hayti:-
To ALI LCmUH;-GxSTIRMKS--The blood OF my daugh.
ter assassnated the when had signed an act
Of cemency, permitting the embarkaon Of General Pro-
shall not have been shed in vain for the welfare
Of my country. After having pardoned 90 many
have come to learn tnat with some unfoTtun.se excep
som. will have no pity for them. S
The principal chiefs Of the conspiracy in my hands,
desired it, their destinies shall be accomplished.
will not faer in the discharge Of the new and mourn
ful mission which Providence confdes 70 me- to my
of your wives and your children.
Health and friendship. GEFTKARn