, 1859-12-12
Later from Havff.

By the arrival from Port au Prince of the br;r
18th. -'o''
The President has despatched a special depu-
tatlon to tue provinces which had suffered Sc
vefely ny the iute storm, and has also sent ma
ter1al aid to the unfortunate sufferers.
=, La Etpnb2iQut, Of November 10, declares that
fhe present Republican government is the best
that has ever existed in Uayti, aud euumcrates
among the good works it has already achieved.
the creation Of good police, the re.organiza~
lion OF the tribunals mud their freedom from
corruption, and the extension Of commerce.
The writer now demands the establishment br
the government Of theatre, where the young
peopis Of Port au Prince may learn how to
speak in public, and so prepare themselves for
the service Of the country. ia the various fuuc-
tons IN which aucncy Of speech is SO nccessa-
The Corps Lfyis1dtif have dccreed the estab.
lishment at Port au Prince. with branches at
liaytIan, Cages, Gonaives, Jerane, Jacmel and
lort au lal1, Of q bank, with capital of FIRE
mliaon doisars, aud prlvi1cg Of increasing this
capital; The bank will be under government
dent, mud the loans to be made only to agricul-
turlsfs. und others interested in the tillage Of
the soil. The bank is intended expressly for
the benefit Of this class, aud it is hoped will be
instrumental in improving the agricultural con-
dition Of the country.
ac !es1ueAt Has 0ecfeea 1dat all pubic
works, the expense Of which slall exceed two
millions Of dollars. national money, shall be 1c.
ferred to the people at an election. The goy-
ernment is authorized to undertake, without
such forma'ity, enterprises involving q less
amount
The FsuiNs Dc Commerce gires ruther dole
tul picture Of Hayti morals. Speaking Of Ger
tain school for young girls ut Port au Prince,
the editor says:
I'VE heartily approve Of the idea of Madame
Tonzalin, in establishing u chapel in her school,
IS is the custom in all ciyalized countries. In
liayti, more than elsewhere, is chapel neccs-
sary IN young ladies' school; for, it must be
confessed, that our popular manners have rot
at all Improved. but are absolutely licentious.
The Word Of Lille that the child hears in church
is neutralized the moment she hears it. The
demon outside Of the door in m instant makes
her forget it. Our police should be charged
with the suppression Of the public obscenity,
both OF words and actions,, that disgrace our
streets, aud which are never heard or Witness
ed among the thirty-fye million Inhabitants Of
France"
Dr government decree all the confiscated
property Of the ex.Emperor Soulonque mud his
fam1ly, and of the ex-alinister Delra, are to be
publicly sold, and the receipts of the sale to be
devoted towards reiusbursing to the public
by Soulougue aud Delya.
Lotteries have been established with The per-
mission Of the government. The drawing of
1.-THE Grand Lottery Of Divine Providence"
took place on The third Of November, at Jack
mel, the aggregate value Of the twenty prizes
amounting 10 two thousand dollars An insu~
rance company, with o capital of three millions
dollars, has also been established under the
same irrcverent title Of " The Divine Provi-
dence Insurance Company
President Geffraud WINS well, and nothing more
WAS heard Of the lute rebellion, which was at
last considered to be entirely quelled.