The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25
Our Port au Pansc Correspondence,

Poar Az FRINGE August 3, 1861.
Ramo-' e. ar Atrt Of TIE Late Emperor sOalouque to
Rceag His Lost Possessions FxIi.5; Of Ge People
IN Stats Of tie Rcptb:e--Tr Cb1o- Crop'-7Ee Cc-di
tior cf tn Markets, dc DC
We are still constantly surprised with rurrors from ia
maica that the late Emperor ia preparing to make Nj
tempt to HE dsmnions Soulou1ue has collected
about him Of Kingston several Of his barors che
vsers who sigh for their lost position aud who quite
prepared to risk their little nothing in attempt to
their former power. There is also q party in
Hayt, who although not numerous have
influence, and who we're better satisfied under
the former state OF things among these are
inclndsd many o. the former nobility, although some
went heart and eou for the revolution AMI the establish
ment Of the republic While Jefrard at the North ii
was reported that soulouque would make an effort to
seze the capital. The was put in circulation in
al probability By his friends, who must have bee, sadly
dis appointed with the result for the object was TO test
feelings OF the people, they gained their point bu.
in the manner they wished Everywhere the notion
rdiculcd, ard nothing but injurious epithe.s ap
piled 70 Sououquc II Is at all probable, In fac.
scarce! possible, that hs late Imperial Hignness Wi!
again make effort 10 recover his throne
His memory hated by the great Of the people, who
cruelty oppressed for the benefit Of few and
those might otherwise be glad have the old order
OF things restored and who regret the Of tn,
country in civilization would be more disposed 10 place
another rather than Sou,ouquc upon the throne How
ever this is theory, for the thing itself mposs
bic The republic is arn and united and each day
stronger and what is more TO the purposes richer The
President although determined to induce them to labor
has succeeded in gaining the affections OF the
people, and even in the event OF bis death
which God forbid soulouque would have chance o.
recovering his station rs the matter stands tho
vernment night with safety allow him 90 return II the
country, For my own part doubt whether Sououque
has made any attempt to plot against the
public believe the oil feioS knows enough ~ be
WINGED that his success would be impossible,
Tie cotton interest o. the island Is looking up,
and n several districts tie yield will prove IN
usually good the government does all In its
power to encourage this branch OF commerce. The
cotton o. the country Is OF good quality. although
the Gbre is Il properly cleaned II would bring
good prices Although the President, with his
suite aud the National Guard are established OF the
capital business has no; improved much sup
posed would have done. We oyerstocsed with Ame
rcan goods ah looking Tor fresh cAgoes seve
RAJ OF the older and sounder houses OF the City have al
most retired from the provision ABE or the present. srd
longer send orders 70 the States II "a well IL is so.
let the small fry eat themselves UP, and there Will DC
chance tie Old houses anc wei known names u
up sgsn There has been oeraud FOR Goldfish, and
the stock 10 the market nearly disposed OF al i'm
proving rates 10 make for revea lots tha, have
arrived Cfee s scarce aud difficult to purchase at 81
$i44 (faitien) per hundred rounds Currency 10 at
1920 s.2s the doc bloom