New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15

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! A gentlemAa a. Hsyti. s1itisx 10 freed in IN
city says:
thcsA' ncs OF weapons were dr. wn but not sisgee
life isst President Gefrard is ssolaior even sch q
him. The Emperor and his psrtissAs have recsivce
d. the indNeee and pro,ectiou that truly noble md
humane iran could give them. The mob wss resdI
10 tesr them 10 pieces il they hsi sos been resnefed
by the President lou will receive incosed COPY g
the abdca,ioe-the eI-Enperor cscorted By CSpe.
MeCres. captain Of artillery the French Consul viii
s.rocr escort Of guards OF the Presidents. csst
,ay II the Governor Ssde bis escape from the Coasu
ate. ON board the Melbourne; popular nhgestiea 10
very mnch aroused against nim.
"'The Emperor Soulou we is said TO be immesscly
rich: his wealth is estimated at upward OF ksW,us
barked in Europe. He has upward OF ore sosaree
houe. g. mansions for Hsyt. AZ the breaking ous o.
ard two millions Of paper dollars the paper money ne
bad TO leave, which the mob divided anoss ssen-
selves ard good deal Of gold was iound IN INC En-
perors' and Princes rooms-the moo TOOK al. ne
has large smont Of money and vainoses rsn IN
The Emperor is accompanied by NJ. Petioa Faubsst.
who is grandson of Petion one OF the former rfee
den.s-the Emperor requested him n accompany sims
snd General Gtffrary kindly acceded the favor.
" On Saturday the transport Melbourne, vnicn -
left this port days before with troops for Engisnd.
and detained at Hsyti some days. returned having %
board the ex Emperor his family and sue, ceosnsnt.
ing the Empress, two daughters Of the EmpcrW. ead
their attendants; Gen. VII de Ben, Governor 81 soe
capital; Gen. Desalines Project Of Police; Gen.
Baron Daimler, Secretary OF State.
son the landing of the party the greatest excite
ment prevailed in town, particularly among the Hay
tau refugees expstriated by Souougoc at and since
his ssion some of whom Il is believed, meditstsd
violence to his person; but we should be sorry TO
know that any Of them would violate the sacredness
of that refuge 70 which, in time Of need, they them
selves had TO seek protection. Whatever Souiouqss
might have been in his own country, and whatever
cause his exled countrymen might have TO feel sxss-
persted at him. he is under the protection OF The
British flag, which, by the blessingof God, NO trust
will ever wave over this island, and save us from the
horror. Of war Of races, which appears to be the
destiny of these slsnd when Left TO govern themselves
The black people here to man in favor OF Sou'
ouque, as may be inferred from the demoussratioas
they made upon his landing They rushed In thoc-
sands along the streets TO gain sigat OF him. 80 msch
co. stIoug escort of the police bad to DO employed
to keep off the crowd, while the Emperor and party
were proceeding to their lodgings.
"A TIE Denim was chsnted at the new Romsa
Catholic Chapel ON Monday morning by request OF the
Hsytisn refugees, in Thanksgiving to God for the
amicable manner in which the troubles OF Hsyti have
passed over.
1.-THE weather has been genial throughout the ID
and but we regret to say in some districts, fsvsr pre-
walls"