New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
LATEST FROM HAYTI.

PHILADELPHIA, Ocg. %, lSbO.
TIE Charles T.. Lex brings dates fcom Port-au-
Prince mp to Sept 81 She has just arrived here
TIE L. pislative Chambers were 10 session. Three
important aa had passed both branches and received
the official approval Of she President. by one, Solo
mon jr Sououques Minister of Finances, is banlshed
for life He hhs not been in the country for several
mouths bat hss been intriguing, by means OF parti-
saps for bis return and revolution. lie was found
TO he deeply implicated in the conspiracy OF Prophetic
TIE last Of that faction arrested few Gays pre-
vi rus to the departure of tie c. t. Lex ana ths' ex-
smiDaton proved that the cause OF the late Govern
uent ia no pelesly lost; that the actual Admitstraon
is mly established IL power and popular Win sVery
clsss Of the Hayian people.
The other two lawe relate to emigration.
By the Law on the emigration into the country
Of sops of the African or Indian races 1t 10 enacted
that five oarreaux Of land lover nxteen acres sna %
rntuiousy GIVEN TO all families of ab0rers or farm RS
Of tboee races-to single men two carreaux-on their
declaring their intention To bscome Haytian czeas'
A provisions title will ba given on their ARRIVAL,
which sitter the Xpiration OF year aod dag, VIII
be exchsI Red for final or "dsiintiVe tile deed''
TIE secord law provides for an immediate natuTazi,
ton so lbat emigrapts may at ooce become ehu0"eu
with s The rights of native Hay tians. James hed-
psth had been appointed General Agent oil EmlPatilh
or the United States and Canadss with power 70 pro-
vide TO. the embarkm Mt and settlement OF lUOOVo per-
soos if that number should apply for passage;
Bya report of tie Secretary Of State OF Worsnlp,
aud IF Justice il appears tn there are Is COO children
IN attendance on the schools of the Repabhc, most OF
which have been established since the overthrow oil
Soclouque.
There ia no truth in the reports of hratensd rup-
ture between Hayii AID he ID % nlcan kepuOle. Inc
Misunderstanding was amcaby settled Tia Doraiai-
cars are in trouble among themselves In consequence
Of ,hreatt ed Spanish emg' auon %hcn VIII i1eyiE
ably lead to QusIre between these two peopiss,
Sraniardr and DOmincans, aud suosequ5nt union Oh
A. L,Ta land ntHrf nAmlndt(n
race. - -. o..-..u.o5
on a considerable scale en- the baotauon I9aSson. Inc
Ioueaos emigrs1ts at st. Marks have already raised
fir. crops Of cotton and tobacco. The cultivation 0.
cot on nas slso been com Deneed at J9remie.
The salary Of TIE President has been raised to 80 OOO
(AmeIica0 currency per annum
Two steamships Duit by order oil the government Ii
France were duly expected at Port au Prince.
The Sunday market has been stopped at Port au-
Price, as a violation Of We Sabbath. ooo
The army bad been Considerably recu,ed-from 5oo
to go men per company. Further reductions are con-
tempaled
The Government is prospecting the unes Of the Re
publc in CONJUNCTION with Mr. Spencer the represents
live CT certain cclored capitalists Of the United Saes
wi h view of developing The mineral ricnes Oh inc
coUI try. -.
A great public dinner was held in Port-au-Pnnce on
tie evening of the 9th Septer ber IN honor OF tho
American John Brown Committee and the Abolition
iets Of the United States.
A curious bust Of Lord Nelson had recently been
fou 10 The noun sins Of Acu besriUg these inscnp-
titns Adm irai IL I'd Nelson OF The Nile, Al
IN ehty God hes tlessed HE Msjesys glory and
Victory Of the Nile. August, 49, IL iseXciDgth a
e1rditioI of the sutiqusrians of tie north Of Hay
A law has been psssed by ihs Legislative Chambers
parcelling out toe immeDe ates Of the exEmperor
Senlo0ue among military men who had served in the
amy 20 years and upward; Teseryng, howeveT the
works and central portion OF each habIaton as the
si'e of q mOcel farm. - -.
We find in the Progress of Port au Prince no. 80,
SEPT l5 the following article, which vii DOUBLES la-
torres many eff your readers;
"THE SUBSCRIPTION IN Favor OF john BaowS
IN TIE United STATEs-HAYTI FISDIcATED We
tnd in The TRIBUNE of July % letter from MIR. Thad.
deus att rel alive the subscription opened 10 the
United States ia favor OF the wido of John Brown
a, the other nAriyrf the of liberty who fell
&c Hsuers Ferry, or execoted at Charlesto wn,
Virginia. After having paid the COSTS OF the trs and
ether expenses there remained IL the hands OF tho
Com d ittee $3.50. In this sun IL included S!6Ol
with waa collected by Mr. Hyatt, who bad conc-iyed
end execued the project Of selling the photographs OF
Johp Brow a. 81 each. More tna1 5000 copies were
so d. leaving profit OF 81 700 The sale OF Redpatn
Life 90 John Blown permitted TIE COMMITTEES 10 realize
81 SEQ is therefore, only 81 200 which tbs sub
scryton he obtained withon any material adv antage
in compt Dsation to the donors. Sul more: OF tnls
81 go certain emouut was rtised une cerfdtne raj
fur prOduitfl from the lectures If Mr. Wendell Phil
lbs Without any advantage OF this kind-wiahout
uro6ts Oh photographs, or books, or lectuTes-Hayu
has eoutIi6ued, spontaneously three times Gs much as
the United Stats al in proportion to the population
noe than thirty times more What will The Ner.
Oiedns Crescent and other journals Dow say Of the
'pcor lazy, ignorant negroes Of Hsyt1 We shall
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