, 1859-05-25
HAITI.


Hay,i Papers to April 2;. give interesting de-
Twn lines Of steamers arc proposed, one to
,,r hc,weea port-au-PriDce and st. Domingo,
,nnpiuo at Ja.:tuel, caves and other Inteftntdt-
III. no;nis. md ~ e:::. :, d, similar sersl
Jetween port-au-s' s'r.:.-'. t't'.i.''es. san JaSo.
tc. A third steamer i>rropSsea 10 10 p's oe'"ssn nt
Port auPrinee, Gonaive* and q 4non11s- lug
.>t'h'ishment Of Tsiegrap.'c lines Is also sos5-
gcsted. ..r..,,
The government officials have .Hahs;snea E u
rat eA posc OF the cnnditlnn vi t-e hePahi!s.
runtrustipc it with the state Of affairs 'nde7 the
late imperial rule. After speaking Of : n <n'oer
Ut local reforms aud unlelor1tions the rclo1t
proceeds TO say:
In the matter Of finances, measures .rs til
ken Immediately on the Installation OF the new
government, 10 insure the regular payment Of
current cspcnsra, and to appraise the property,
ii whatever form. belonging: to the State, inclu
.s:ny the coffee hsths. The Frcach debt coutin-
1:s to b. regularly paid.
"The treasure and ether property Of the late
Imperial government has been been verified and
examined.
In the matter nj PUBLIC education, the re-
organization Of schools and colleges is com.
sncnced. Teachers are encouraged. New pro-
.cssors are required frunl abroad for the needs
0: tho colleges. i certln number Of llayten
Young men will lcarc this Ec:r to receive in
france, at the expense of this Government. Il
classical education and similar measures have
been taken to instruct apprcntccs in the HOS,
,.setnl trades. The Government also IL engaged
III, efforts to ame1iprste the condition o, the
.atholtc clergy, ani in the meantime. is deter
mined to tolerate no Infringement Oh the digni-
" Of thc religion.
FINALLY new naval school has been cs,ab-
:lshed at lort~a1-I'rince.
P" Public confidence, We are happy to say, r.
sponds to these proInisip: iutiatory acts of tic
acw Administration. The uiusi satisfactory
,,,;o+ ,-"i@1s all rEe7 tire country. The best Ut
III fu1ccs. the free .s:5 cnt'.: support Of the
people, il at last acquired ~ lie s'a:e'sa'Hh.
Ii is proposed to establish Il Nasiooa' b.aA
and reform the lnonetar: systeul-
The Itayticu Chambers have been ope3cd'
au:s: hc sc;.Is:rs anl other officials have met
together for the hrs. !,j}e under the new .c
PUBLICAN tio-ernment. fte='.isnt Gci!rard
naLt see:ch N waicls, after bricd4 rsviewiu.
he hate revolution. 9c relue>.s that m caic'a'
endorsement of his a1ts *rf deeree* be gwen
by the senators; a,td attet eenonnctux tuat
>',teial embassies Lud ltcn sent To liz courts ii
England, France aud spain, to announce tho
.orulasion Of The new Republic, proceeded as
follows:
"Thc Republic is peace, boil. internal and
:ureiyu. How will it be possible for us To repair
.;le c. its our country las suffered, it we hare
.ot the free aud paciic disposition Of our re-
sources, and if we do not augment thosc re-
SOURCES by increasing our Industrial aud agrl-
:u:t:lra! productions.
"The Erpublic h..s. therefore, inauyurated i
:rnce Ut tive years with the East 81 Domingo.
"Ti.p late empire has left sad heritage to
he fra. desire have to conduct the public ad-
ninistrat;on with all the vi.or ot Which an,
..apabc, will enable Us, hope, to get over thrs4
!itiirulties: and by aholisilinS the useless and