The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-14

THE AapfcArios OF FAusr r-His F7aosf--Ia
ter advces from IIayti give the particulars Of the
aodication and Fight of souiouque, the negro En-
peror Of Hayu. A correspondent of he II. York
Herald, writing from Port su Prince, describes
the excitsnent there up to the time Of the Em-
peror's enbarkatiou:
The Emperor and bis army had started G,r tbs
sseI oI rev olution 70 check Their movements; but
ster arriving within SIX miles of ne PLACE and re
@manlng ma nneen days. returned TO Port an Prince
Without being able to do anything 90 strong VA
scsd the esps fatty .ass s1as hs Sc
irsrd mas marchef his forces which cousjst Of h..
tween ten aud twelve thousand men against il. he
II the old man will abd;cats 50 a. 10 hiuer the
enooe OF the lives Of his country mon; but he seams
msea the e
,%nan % six WAGON loads and about Thirty donkeys.
'"aued with suTpowper. pass my door for tbs fort
two armies how thiacs will end q ID oni, krowsN
PUT 10 me present foreigners aLG their propertv
rsspected All places of business are closed no
tning out arms DC, are In the streets and ave-
~ pei son wa ks about with pistols and sword The
transport ship Melbourne is still here no arrival OF
raised the r. volution are placed under bioctads
anu al communication cut OF Ii Was lass might
tnas % Gen Gtfeard arrived within two miles OF this
b,aes Hs telt deputaticn with . fl " sf truce.
the fort The alarm guns were d ed the da, befars
"nica csnsed great censteruation.
At octoch. A. NJ .ths troops of President q. Fl.
TaId entered the capital which surrendered with.
OUT gun peInS nred, and che repubii nc WAS prc-
ctaime1 soulouqre Immediately made ont his ns .
Pers aoai alton, and guard escorted him 10 On
on ooara fhe Melbourne; but the mob was 40 ex
ceu Una, ne had to Ia 90 refu in the French Con-
an'ste M ne ls now there while write, waiting fer
IA opportunity to embark o'
ihe 'act has already been made known. by An
srrivaI At New Orleans, that Soulouque has ar,
rived In safety at Kingston, Jamaica.
JfwIsH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Tho Jews Of the
nited states have 1t in contemplation to estab.
iisa General Assembly, or Board of Representa-
tiVss, to take control of Jewish interests in this
country. The plan, as set forth by the Jewish
Messenger, oil New York, is as foliows:
Let the congregations of this city hold a meetiug
oy iesuisriy appoint. delegates and let them for "a
nosfd oI Representatives. to have charge of tla
i">ai matters Let the various Congregation A.
Phi,adeirhia. Boston, Baltimore, &C., choose SIM.
tar poules 10 tGss Charge Of the gent raj affairs ot
,her several communities. Let zach of these local
Doaro, delegate tgo three of their numher to ra
present lneln and their constituents in BOARD M
representatives of the Israe,ites os the JTnitsd
otstes, whose province il would be TO l. ak sYte~
uasrs OF general interest," set for the fsrselit
oi tue CInon, when called upon By their brethren
VI Europe TO un with them IN some ublic m,a
.ut8 ana 10 perform .ach other services "a NAV az
The SLAVE rRADg-rhe legislators of I,,uisi..a
seem snxous for tine people of that State to en-.
gage "a the elaye trade Thav baya a