The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
Interesting from Hayti.

Interesting from Hayti.
OUR PORT Az PRINCE CORRESPONDENCE.
Pour PRINCE, June 2, 1850.
Steamship Lave to LiDsIyoot--iricxltswss Enkrpvtss-
A,rsvol Of Negro Emtwoas Jr0m Hs0 0ysssss, g.
When it was at FIRST proposed 70 establish monthly
line Of steamers between this port and Liverpool It's
much doubted that il was thought best 70
commence by trial trip and the Pantagenet adver
tised Liverpool receive freight for Port au Prince
Shippers forward with large amount Of valuable
goods being than 100 for this port alone Return
ing from Jamaica her homeward trip she brought several
passengers and found waiting for her large number who
took passage for Europe among whom daughters
Of the President The experimental trip, Ia said has
proved satisfactory that regular line establish
ed beyond doubt. .r,,-.,.e ... 81 -t.s.a
In my last alluded TO the efforts made by our President
TO foster agriculture and induce the country people pay
more attention TO the matter As have already advised
each parish will have agricultural school and nfy
pupils chosen by the government and educated al each
free Of expense. The plan Is excellent and meets
with universal appreciation. These model farms placed
in the well settled districts of each PARISH Of
win attract attention, and 10 each the surround
ing planters can 80 for information, and perhaps
in few years these farms win distribute seeds
at very triaing expense. The President orders
all the officers Of the country districts give ths borers
every facility would be WE'LL too TO require from six TO
seven hours labor, or exemption only by a hne, from
every nhabitant, and if labor ia chosen should be
forced under the rule Of that stern old Governor
Chrstophe. In several of the districts where water
required 1t "a proposed 10 form Artesian wells, and
Gonaives, IL is said is already ordered. At Jereme
water will either be led into the city, such well will
be dug; the drinking water used by this city,
Of the most hourishing Of the country, Is brought
nearly league by donkeys Geffrard II Is
outrageous waste Of labor and shall last longer. An
engineer ordered to examine the spot and report the
best mode Of introducing water. - n ttg.w. ifrr
Since writing last the number OF louisiana emgrants
the districts Of st. Marc has been Increased These
people having persons before them 70 ascertain what
advantages might be obtained by emigration TO Hayt
ed grant Of exceedingly rich land from the government
have since been coming over In parties OF forty OF
fifty persons They say that there are many more on
their and that the severe laws enacted In some OF the
Mississippi States against negroes will induce large
number follow them. The economical modes OF Guilt
waiting their fields and the tools they bring with them
have caused the outside nggers oopen their and will
probably lead TO many improvements In the neighbor
hood You will be surprised 10 learn that among the
emigrants there Is good deal Of money! of them
having large sums, which they bring with them. For
poorer emants who bring but their labor the govern
ment offers 70 pay towards the passage money fifteen dol
lars for those In middle life and eight dollars for children
old the blacks Of your city wish get In
the world let them send depuation and hook into their
prospects here, and they find them satisfactory they
can get rich lands for the asking and make arrange
ents 70 have part Of their passage paid to their
homes. s Trt p. I..I.
American provisions Of all kinds are dull Of sale bring
ing less than cost price Flour, pork and Goldfish still
continue 10 arrive, while stores already over
crowded with stock Sufficient for two months to
The Jacmel market also ovcrstocked and sales dcult
Coffee coming In market in small parcels, and sells
81 ~ 81 49, The deliveries for the week about
$500 bags. at 500 s.,f...t sr. fnH Io.