The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

ax 90, :, ,r.vN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MINES AN D
FORESTS TO Blk ExfLoRED-fEm BUILDINGS AN
Observation-Disclosures OF THE rHorhh, hio'
U, A. Hay,ien newspapers TO the goth Of August arc
h.na uacpp from the Of the local journals,
aha material prosperity Of the republic making rapid
er,des towards substantial Improvement The Inaugural
,,op Of the administration Of Gerard to have be-
Gun new for this country so long oppressed aud
trodden under foot and the people, looking up to the new
President as their deverer, cheerfuly acting his
advice and following his suggestions for the developo
ent Of the numerous Of tho exuberant soil
decree issued by the President had passed into law
and received the Of the Legislature, for exploring
ali the mines the country and for cutting for exporta
,ou the immense varieties Of beautiful and valuable
woods to be found in the forests Of Gonaves Torue and
other adjacent islands The President states that this
ton IS caused by the deporable state in which the public
finances have been left by the Imperial government
The exploration Of the forests and mines will begin as
soon as such companies may desire to take advantage
Of the opportunity shall make their propositions TO the
new educational institution, called the Geifrard Col
pices tho government The course of instruction COM
prses morals French mathematics historyparticuiarly
the history OF Haygeography geometry English, Spa
nish Latin Greek, rhetoric and philosophy. Soulouquc
troubled himself about the education Of his people,
seeing that he is uneducated himself.
The Port Prince papers rejoicing the fact
that theatre about 10 be erected in their city
II Is designed ~ make triumph OF taste and architec-
ture.
Tho Feu;ue du Commerce Of the Goth OF August has a
lengthy article the emigration Of American blacks to
Uayu approves Of the action Of the President in
Couragng the scheme and thinks that the prosperity Of
the country must increase with the influx of nte-
gent population. The colored people Of America, 1t
Thinks could do better for themselves than to mex
home Of liberty and independence in land where every
human privilege conceded 10 every human being The
article then goes review the progress OF emigration
the United States and argues that by this means the
prosperity of America has chiefly been buht up
net Al. thn
Orleans to Hayti appear in the papers, IN different
branches of business Mr. Eduoard osnon cuisiner de
la Nouvee Orleans announced as opening restaurant
NJ PORT Prince upon the American plan French SOM
nambulsts and telers also sprngng up in
the land.
new lottery company had been organized at Port-au-
Prince by permission Of the government The first drawing
for $50 900, to be by twentysx tickets, varying
from 500 to $4,000 expected take place at the
capital shortly.
maritime and land insurance company had also been
established under the protection Of the President.
II was in contemplation to establish lyceum at JAG
mel
The President had visited the northern parts of the re
public, and everywhere met with applause and con
gratulations
The Haytien papers very much pleased at the
ner which the Queen Of Spain recently received the
Hsylien plenipotentiares at Madrid.