New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
HAYTl.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES.
Breaking Of the Golden Crown Of Empire.
From TAs Boston TydrslsY.

From The Boston Trarsl~v.
From a supplement Of the ReDus de Commerce Of
Hayt dated POrtsu-Prnce Jan. q, we translate the
following account of the installation Of the Republic
reestabhshed in that country:
Sunday, Jan. 90, witnessed the reception Of The
oath by Fabre Geffrard, Restorer Of the Repabic -
President OF Hayt
AT the breaking of day. the Senators, in grand cos
tune went TO the place Of gathering, while the va.
iaL troops Of the North and of Artbonte, who hM
come with the Lberator Of the country, and united
it'll the brave soldiers Of the West and of the South.
occupied in all its length the center street.
The people, fell Of JOY and Of happiness, filed the
places adjoining the National BGilding, the inside Of
which, magnficeDtly decorated with patriotic coon
and with green leaves, was not large enough " con.
tain the people who desired 10 90 In.
At 3 o'clock the President came ont on horseback
from the National Palace, accompanied by the Coz
sus Of the foreign powers By tue Secretaries Of STATE
GERS OF the Military Genius, with attendant officers,
and f lowed by bis Aids dec amp. Everywhere 90
the passage Of his Excelercy heard sincere cries
oijoy and enthusiasm, the nation gratefully applaud,
ing their berator and fatner, the resto-ator o.
their rights and Of their liberties. Soon, by the move
meIt which was going on outside aud By the beating
of drums, it was Understood by the multitude who's
ranks were pressing forward bel the walls
the National House. that the great citizen was com,
iDg moment aiterTard the drummers were heard
beating the march, the trumpet sounded, aad enss
"Nive Geffrard." "Viye the LiberetOr Of the C0ur'
try" " Yve the President Of Hayt" were heard re-
that national JOY its solemn detonati0n.
The elect OF the people passed into the Hocse, pre-
ceded by three Sen stors, who had come down TO re
GIVE him, and accompanied by magnificent military
escort and was greeted with the accamatlons, thou
sand times re- peated, Vive Liberty ""F ve the Ssy
ior of the country !" "Vive the President Of HaytT
He wss received by the Senate standing, and pro,
ceeded TO the seat that had been erected for HIN IN es
middle Of the ball. in front Of the President Of toe
Senate. AL eyes were fixed upon the one whose va|
iant sword ard heroic department hsi brokei doSa
tie awful and despcable tyranny which weighed apon
the couItry. Ttey we're astOrDhed at the moae'y
and simplicity Of BIS costume.
Dressed in simple uniform coat OF blue shon
white pantaloOps covered 20 the knee with military
bOots the shoulder dec ,rstsd with the simple spsa-
lettes Of general officer, WITH light saber his de'
and holding in his left hand chapeau horde, his tTs'
bead serene, the worthy heir of our traditions OF Lv
city and Of national independence, seemed By the s
rene grsce of his manner, ana the cry Of Vvss
Republic" which he made n ensSer 70 the yivas"
the people in bis honor 70 be weeping internally 81 e
many evils of the country nearly wounded to the hes's
by the paricdal hand Of the oyerthrowD chief ard
his cupable disciples. Ard that feeling Of the mas,
rsnimous hero wac understood BY al, and reAders'
him still dearer to the nation.
At last silence restored, the President OF VOC
Senate attirg and having his head covered, sddress
the elected Of the people a discourse. The modsss
President his heart full OF patriotic fesbngs aros'
with bis head uncovered, Ike Petion his eIemplai,
who placed the nation above lin, sHd read, "i'h