New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03
LATEST FROM HAYTI.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune.
BosToN, Sept. 30, 1859.
Letters just received from Hayti contain addi-
tonsl particulars of the recent foul murder Of the
Presidents daughter, and the sbortive attempts at
counter revolution:
CoSsPIRACIEs AT TIE NORTH.
"At Cape Hsytien," writes correspondent under
date of Sept. g. there conspiracy TO overthrow
the Government Three of the leaders arrested-
az mulattoes. First, Richeheu f. Martin, light
qusdroon; second Longfosse, mulatto, formerly
Colonel but promoted by Gefffard to the rank OF a
General Of Division third, lsnardy, who would pass
anywhere as a white man, and whom Solouque impri-
eonsd on the suspicion of being one OF Gen. Gefrerds
friends. Geffrard is inclined to moderation but they
will compel him 10 be severe, In order 10 snow the
power Of the Government That the Government can
maintain itself against these conspraces there 10 no
doubt. Time will show what the reform was that
these men wanted. Here every one thinks that they
were dissatisfied with the promotion they received at
the hands Of Geffrard.
This is ali can cay at present; but if these mu
Iattoes are culpable, and Geffrard Furnishes them
sternly, there is doubt that it will increase his
popularity. Martin is TO be judged by commission a.
The Cape Longfo.se is already his way to the capl
tai for al about Isnaroys arrest there some doubts
there are ruors that he has escaped to the Spanish
part. His wife left Port.au Prince yesterday TO JOIN
"These discoveries are owing to the vigilance Of the
police which increases In efficiency every day. Tins
If Of the greatest wants OF the county, and am
happy 10 see that it viii soon be met
Another correspondent, under date of Sept. D,
speaking of the murder Of the Presidents daughter
says:
MURDER OF MADAME BLANoFoRr.
Con the evening Of the 30, Madame Biancfort, the
Presidents daughter was sitting in the saloon OF the
Palace, reading in company with little gni when she
was shot through the head by discharge from blum
ferbuss through one of the open jalouses The piece
Mas headed with twelve irregular bite Of metal several
of which entered her head and scattered her brains
about the floor in every direction. The corpse retained
its upright position. This outrage occurred at I!
O'Clock in the evening, during storm Of wind and
rain. The National Guard was instantly called out,
= and has since been kept under arms.
"More than hundred arrests have been made.
"Msdame Blsncfort was engaged TO her lover pre-.
vous 10 the Revolution, and was married shortly after
il. She would soon hsve been mother.
"This foul murder of Young and innocent wife and
her unborn babe as political act, has excited the
fercest Indignation among all classes-in the lowest
not less than in the enlightened class.
Twelve bits Of metal were found in the furniture
near the murdered girl.
at lie believed that the murderer was an ignorant
man in the pay Of the conspirators.
Il firmly believe that this horrible event will change
the policy Of President Gefffsrd; that the regime of
moderation will be succeeded by an iron wied rule;
that saHgnHayy reign will succeed a mid Presdsn'
cy. Let those who have torn out this good mans
heart, blame their inquitous course if they find in
II place in futures military dictatorship.
Geffrard has more energy than any living Haytan,
and also more goodness OF hesrti but such events ss
this calculated to increase the former in proportion
8s II extirgulehes the latter.
"Gefrsrds Government has been Strengthened by
this event the blood Of the innocent girl has cemented
1t compacty. Better that thousand traitors perish
than that another such event should be possible.
This poor daughter distinguished for her good
ress Of heart; che had always gift ready for the
poor always word of consolation for her already be-
reaved father and mother. Geffrard has lost three
children since the Revolution. God pity him; he
bears il Ike smaE, but be feels 1t also lixe man.
Madame Blsncfort was buried near her brother,
sister and niece on the afternoon Of yesterday the
9TH"
GEN. PROPHETIC.
Gen. Prophetic was supposed to be the leader OF
the conspiracy. GefiraId sent for him, and asked
whether he preferred to leave the country, or re.
main and be tried. He lefs. He is . black.
NJ. DUBOIS.
NJ. Dubois, Minister Of Justice and the Interior,
il unwell, and viii probably resign. He is an able
man--the best lawyer in the republic.
PROGRESS.
Government proposes to found school for
'making captains" in order that the Hsytan
mercantile vessels may carry the flag Of the re-
public to the different bsrbors Of Europe This Is
a better movement than the Military Navigation
School; for Hsyti has fine wood for building yes.
sells, and many good worhmen. What they want
TO complete this branch Of industry is competent
captains.
A Man MrRprRrp By his BRoraER IN WHEEL