New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
HAYTT.
The Rebellion observation-disclosures ~
Presidenf GeGrard.

from HAITI ~ June g. The recent attempt at reoehioh
had failed. Tho Rebels were defeated near uoha'e'
when they laid down their arms and dispersed, "e
leaders fleeing the country President Geiiraru oeieu
pardon to al except the leaders Quiet would soon pe
restored Some OF the Rebel leaders had resched
Inagun. Oh their way to Nassau.
From The Jamaica Journal. Junr L. ~
By the arrival yesterday mornngoi inc W L.
and T. s. y. steamer Pintagenet. Capt. Chenowe'h.
from Liverpool. via Port sn Prince we have pees
placed in receipt Of flies Of the Fenk de C"r,lst anu
lie Monitsnr HaifiSH TO the 9th uii,mo Inc slchP "
overthrow the Goyernm,n Of President Gei'rsrh hau
been defeated and several successes cameo ps ms
army over the insufreoiiolists. Gen. MOrlsoeI bnu
been foullv shot by the Rebels uGder cover ~ nag "
truce borne hy themselves. Two Of tho PrO' ieIoha
Senators of the Rebels. Ncs.eurs seymour Auguste na
Joseph lie Roy had escaped from The Cape ana arr'eu
ia Tie American steamer VI war Galatea at ron d.
Prince. delivering themselves up to the h. a.
the President bdc generously permitted them 10 20 AZ
large They declared thcy had been forced 10 ths. par
10 the conspiracy We translate the following onetih
from the FsBiNe dc Conmtrce.
The American steamer Gala'rs arrived tnls morh'
ing (Any ~ from Cape H0itien, bringing intelligence
that reaction had taken place there IN ihyoi o .n
Government, and that tie chief iIstigaors o tho su
rccon had withdrawn themselves In view OF th!s niheo
manifestation o. the people The following pnie'ia
had been ISSUED:
On tho 2ad Of MAY Con Morissct was st the bead OF
his diy ion about three miles distant ron Palssnhoe
Ills tr.O ~ were already drawn up In front OF ts VII
lage ana all s plans for attacking Il arranged whsh
detachment Of Rebel, cane out and prson'sS them,
selves before the column Of National troops preceded
by White mas Win e1ciamations OF Long i've oei
rard
Cen. Mo'l.-ct deceived by this apparent submission
and on the invitation Of the Rebels mindful only Of N.
courage and he desire % spare she shedding of the
blood OF ms fellow creatires believed IN the snerify OF
this pacific demonstration, and advanced TO the head OF
the detrefment accompanied by few men.
change Of word. when he was shot IN the face 10y a
dsc.s'gc Of nuskeiry from the ranks Of the Rebels
! uia iunlea istey Tell never more TO rise
on seeing this Infamous trap the National troops
charged the Rebels whom they dispersed after having
taken several prisoners captured guns and sre~h 'ho
ground with the dead bodies o. thor enemies
The brave Morisse. hss thus fallen on The helo o.
honor victim 10 an Infamous and cowardy treacher!.
Honor 10 his memory 4 grateful country VIII aa2pt
Bis widow and his Children. P0scriiy VIII treasure MS
remembrance, and history will record as an example
his courage lis 1evo;cdnes. to his country his hdei!
10 his flag aud his oath.
II We Lad not known il before The engagement OF tue
I'D Of May the assassination Of Gen. Morisset wond
have Informed Of the presence OF Salusve shd us
al, onturers at P.asaDce.
Shame and piamy attend the assassins Ae blood
OF Moyssct trcacherously shed Mt lois dOrmc. iike
.hpt VI Gon Ptippcaur Ut the Caps crieb a'oua ior
Vengeance Il shasI bo avenged.
God will not permit crime % triumph Let us theh
ccnfde in Providence and Lex q. repeat the w0rd OF
comnsnd given al N. headquarters OF Gonalves-
Forward
Alter .he death Of Gen. Moiis'et and the defeat OF
the Eehs eiaChmeni, tle coiu ndel al tha halonai
troops thought II advisable To- fall hacA and REGAIN MS
late pos.tiou. TO prepare himself ior anoiher
Aittck
Tie chief rdac, meni Of resolving on this backward
movement wis AcaGse the village oi Pabniff IN "a
shelter 10 The rools from tire r0fIerr 81 iah 'en
were necessarily falling ;heie. uen hnurn 'eaf
Jacques who WAS nj Chltafd .minedisi ~ ioOh Inc
place Of Gen. Morissct ~ Boz lOrmc.
Willis az Chatard. Gen. Mulen received The SUD
mission 81 tie regiment Of the National Guard q. Fort
Nnrcp who had dcirrfcd tie Rebel cause 10 rolis
theulsclse. aronnd the horora flag Ihis regiment
accompanied by battalion II he Nni.onh Guard O.
Terro Nenc aud led by the commander 81 the bat
talon 0f J. Joseph entered GoaaiFes 81 the go OF
May and there received with military honors by
Gen 4. Carrie Secretary oi State. who oongfhiui,eu
them on their noble conduct md rrlc'ef "a renswh!
q. their oa,hs ~ allegiance amid y,neral acclEm.ion
10 sum w. TIE I'd of May has been NJ addftionsl
triumph Cor th. National cause bat ,or t.s ., me
Rebels ut Of cowar,icr added to the shame ana IN
tam, with which = T. slrcady stained.
PorT a, Prince -dA o. any 80. IN tie o'd year Of
Tie Secretary of si,tc ri War aad Msrine.
pInLnPTAuX.
Prdout Gerra.i has Issued the following prccinua.
lion which We TAX ron H. Noni'sr Hs''sE
PROCLAMATION.
r. ne iahsssH's % ~ Dspartuea'' Of 90 Norm aud 81
rho N0rfl.s>r.
TABgr GrrFnArp. - trli -; Halt inAshitsnt, Of
tho North aud Of the Northwest The iuo'iortts -
a. Capc have deceived You. They have hsapsa up
against me and agBifi the Government ~ tie I'D oil
December fslsehcods upon ialsehood- ca'umny upon
cslunrv They represented themselves 10 you rs the
Interpreter. Of the National vii b, eyclauninC, LIB
oriy' Fraternity Incy have deceived you.
1Ly but represent ind, Qualities. They have only
their ambition their hatred and thoir passions as re
nue. as suppOiti vile assn'sn' as 'heir INSTRUMENTS
There Is YET uTe. OPEN yorr eyes. la.en alone to
your rood SENSE and rrason.
IN YOU not .e he enthusi .la With which your
trruen from all paris al! tho rePnbio have risen around
me all run my call 70 maishal Themselves uhder tl'
tag Of The u i",i
cnce-t l. the p cr and tho vital principle flour Ma
t.ounl!y
Your counryrrD call Jou. Amnesty io an o' you e.
cep.ug our thOse lninmuu, nfh Who rrnuins ~ your
crcdry and reliance, hase lei YOU "stray
Hasten "a shelter yourselves under the Ma pa, mag
Spare the country the hOrros q. cigi Wal. and sOni-
selves The crime a disgrace 81 soiliug you1 mis AZ
the blood Of yOur cOuniryGnen.
Inhabitants Of the Cape. atise' hold oIt 10 you
the hand Of fraternity.
Dive frori Yvur midst that handful OF fsctonis,'
W. rs surprise snd terror have made yonr city. not
long SINCE cIa.ed and worthy the thcGsr ~ their
crInino Undertaking ard OIc.l upon Won fncir hu-
nil a,rc iciatlon.
In sp!,ioneer supporting oious yoke ycu viii be
dis,ouOrd.
Or,cr. ana toldcrr one. more appeal 10 yoar
osths. Drive from your ranis the ssassins who di'
grace Iicn. Lend yOur cooperation u soiu i.ow
ctl.n,. Ectsi a'sh among you ordtT ana tranq hIty
# il tho elected @. thc I'D Of December who III
this solemn moment addresses himself 10 You. when
pr-c,o blood In about cing split Ny cause sthIt OF
Tie Nntouns flo Tat o; honor. Ny power Ia ~ tue
sii u the pepple whose reprsentatvcs surround me
Betore raising ", arms to sirise. repeat more
Amnesty Union
Given r. the National Palace Of Port Prince. the
9TH NM led, IN tho ,r.d year al the indchoenee
GIffEARD.
cLosr " rHb nEPgLLIos
From The Jal,aioa Journal June 3.
Tie intelligence brought by the Tyne especting
he s.nse affair in HaJ cannot bus prove s.tlssc-
tory 10 the loyeir OF order and proeas The febeion
was almost ended many persons WHO Ind been deluded
by the originator OF tb- attempt 10 overthrow tho
liberal and enlightened government ~ Irc'iden' Cor
fr,rd Ind returned to hon allegiance The iIsurrcc
non in aci seems ~ have been got ~ by men Of no
nasltiu in the country among whom were tho-c unief
rnify Odeath traitors and assasslDs. bHtWhn up 10
uc ues.If peron have snoce 'su.v cvadcJ the gasp
II sreid thar for