New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
LATER FROM EaTTT

A MONEY SALE-LAwYERS IN COyCL<N;- AVN
Ors LAwsuIT-APPEAL TO THE 90 LORE"
P,opLEIN THE UNITED sTArEs-ovrl RS oF
THE HAITIAN GOVERNMENT TO EN'a's WITS
BY the arrival of the brig Truxillo, Capt. Ma ga
from PORT au Prince, have dates g. the 18Th q y
The Government offers TO sell qucrt,.y OF ten 'S'
money, chiefly gold coins, amounting n value - on'
million fupcs and take payment in drrts pay sa,s ~
Paris.
On the IN Of August, meeting Of al .!;elswys rs
in Hayt ,ock place a, Port. su.Prnce. 4 scr. " a :,
sociaon o. sad of lawyers was then aud the-ofo ne'
and presd.sg eflcers elected.
sirgulsr lawsuit is beirg tried in Port sn-Pi sscs
man named Archer had cold to one Jean 1ifnoc, Az
official of he exEmperor $4,000 worth 81 gsots.
for payment OF which he brough. action in 1872 TIE
justce Of the claim acknowledged by the ocurtS
but the whole affair was declared null because tao
prosecutor Lad neglected in the necessary dcccHest
to add to the name Of defendant the title, " oarsn.
attached TO the State Of his Majesty the Emr ror
The plaintiff now rerews bis suit, hoping to be moro
successful Under Republican than he WAS undes idh-
peria Justice.
The Fttile da Commerce publishes an appeal from
the Secretary Of State TO the coOred peope In tho
United Statos, urging them to emigrste to Ha-s.
After an earnest preamble the appeal proceeds ~
follows:
For those among you who have capital il will be easy
to gain position with The country offers immefi-
ate reeouIoes. They count upon the so citude OF
our Government ard upon its special protection. Oar
society is ready TO adopt them and offer them PAes-
nal welcome. They will here enjoy al tue eonndefs-
ton they may merit they will occupy here the rank To-
which their reepectsbty will assign them and al tho
privileges which bind and bsrbarous prejudice 70
fuses them in countries inhorpitsble 10 our race.
INDECENT etsigrants will receive all that their sitca-
ton he Cove
earlier necessities, and will take proper measures %
assure them an honorable and rsrqu asylum, a. WI
to facilitate their efforts obi employ ment. They
will obtain gratuitously food and lodging their az
rival here.
"The Government is at pre- cent engaged in arranging
matters so as TO offer to each emgrant on his arrival.
either on private property on Government works,
plenty Of TemuLeratiye labor Every individual u
African blood can, his arrival, become naturAized,
and after years residence in Hay he will beco
citizen enjoying all the civil and political rights.
Emgrants will not be required 10 give military sovvioe
but their children when of age will be required TO do
this service, copfomsby to the laws Of the ccAtry
that is for limited period, and according to selection
by lot. This exception viii not however constitute
in their favor derogaton from the Law Of the tatioaa
Guard, Of which every citizen must be a mSenbec.
Immigrants will have perfect freedom In religious MAJ
tiers.
81 have spoken only Of those members Of the A.
rican who in the United States suffer tAAa
elsewhere; but sympathies are equally Nth thoss
Of origin who in any part Of the world, ara bowed
under the weight Of oppression. Le: them also
come 70 %. Our country is open to them also. TO
peat at they obtain, either on prvats or gossn
ment so fertile lands, upon which, win the aid OF
labor, they will find happiness they csn never gsis
in their present situations.
The man whom God has marked 20 elevate tAe
dignity Of has appeared.
"The hour Of the reunion Of ali the children Of Hayu
has come. Let them be convinced that lIayt Is the
bu~ ark Of their liberty.
Given the Office o. the ss.resry q N. n.erior Pot
Pnc- the "a Of August 1889. aud tie 18Th year Il Ists'
+. L. DUBOIS. Secretary Of State"
The Secretary also ANNOUNCES that be will sosa
establish agencies in the United 81 ses to further those
emigration schemes.
The brig Baltimore, Capt. Blye was the only New
York vessel at Port a.. Prince on the sailing Of the
Truxillo.