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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-30
MIR. sIBLEY WIZ NOT RESIGN.
lie VIII Remsin in Congress, but Is oppos
ed ro the Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Jan. @.-Severai
days ago Representative Sibley' OF PENN
svlyania. resigned his seat in the House.
10 was not in sympathy with the tariff
hin He felt that he could not consist
entity support It. and he thought IL better
10 retire from public life and permit nus
constituents 20 elect a successor VINO
would more properly represent tneir
wishes The resignation net with storm
of protests from many of the ieadlns
members of his party.
Mr. Sibey vent over TO Harrisburg
Saturday and had 4 conference N'th Gov
ernor Pattison. The Governor urged hlm
to reconsider his resignation, his arsu-
mont being that his Withdrawal from Con-
gress al this time would work more injury
10 the party organization than any action
which Mr.. sibley might take regarding
the tariff bill Mr.. Sibley received a num-
her of telegrams to-day from his constitu-
ents urging him to withdraw his resigna-
tiou and ievve out his term
In compliance with these requests Mr..
Siblev has decided 10 remain, but this
decision will lot affect mis- action upol
the tariff oil. He Is still uralterably op-
posed TO that measure, and viii vote
against IT,
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rrnnnaAcs .yoMINArIoN.
The Indications Pointso a Bitter Fight on
Both Sides.

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Jan. 29.-The
actlen Of the senate judiciary Committee
at ts meeting to-day to consider the
norrfra,t,n of Wheeler IA. Peekham for
an agsoc,ate Justice Of the Supreme Court
he,ch f,dicates that the contest will be
hitt,r,,. foueht on both sides. and that
49, I'm not be early action in the mat
tsr About all the members did in To-
49,. ---.s,, was to discuss the fitness
80 r,-o.tdont Clcveland's nominee for this
,,..--....,+ roeitiOn. There seemed to be
o. .,e,,o,.,i feeling IN the committee that
,,.,,,a,..r action might be taken in fu-
80 q, would not be creditable TO the
,.-.,,,..,,.,oo nor to the Senate to hasten
sctio, II is understood that Senator
iin, ,,os willing that the committee
gbo,,ld act Oh the nomination at to-days
s.--,or Int in no way did he urge his
vicw OF the case.
rt. friends # the administration in
,ro Senate and thOs2 on the outside also
are nrobably going 10 make nsht OF
.s-,,. it,.oe IN secure peckham's confirma-
49, senator Hill and those who 1ol-
-. I'm, &, opo0sition 10 Peckhams con-
-, arc lust a. determined tnat tne
p.-,,7ort,e last nominee be defeated TOT
c...tt,, The outlook is not consid-
ored bright for PeclSham' notwithstanding ills !
Tho fact that q tremendous ehort is oelns
made bv Mr.. Cleveland's friends not only
I'm the senate. but outside OF the enamDei, .,,
to have his nomination ratiied Dy en' m
senate. The consensus or opinion see'n' ~
- +h,t the senate will reject him DS
s..... -, ioroer vote than that polled wher
". II Hornbiower was defeated -
N is understood that an asreenen,1 I'd.
been reached by members OF tne Suu.v''.a -,
o,..-,,afttee that vote shall be takei
Monday next on the Peckham nomina
| ffou
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cracksmen blew open the safe OF the
pIonters' Bank at Ellayille, Ca, SUNDAY
.i,-at and took s.. 500, IT being all there
was in the safe. Five hurdred doNaTs re-
ward IS offered by the county commas
sionsrs with PROOF 20 convict
Henry Winthrop Cray was appointed
racciver Yesterday by Judge Burrett of
the supreme Court OF New York, for the
,rhonson-fIouston Electric Company or
New York. I'm the suit Of the Holland
Trust Company.
limited States Circuit Judge Lurton. at
Nashville, yesterday morning revoked an
order by which suits against the receivers
n the East Tennessee. Virginia fnd Geor-
.ta r,tIr,ad were enjoine1. Thc reyoca-
ton IS ilkely to lead to some lnpof'an'
litigation. -, .,o.,rov.
,rbs cruiser yesuvius yesterday destrcy-
"a = dereiict one nile north OF Nortneas.
80 Iiratzhip. probably the schooh,r =
.rs,itoyo from Philadelphia, whicn sahN
,,..''-,hor u near Five-Fathom na"n
H. HfcCreary OF Kentucky. introdueeu
4, ,ra House yesterday bill author'@,ns
,lhn T. Johnson. superintendent % ,"'
ICING station at Hog islahh' va
~ doughty. j. X. Carpenter .. r.
smith. ]. II. Dunton. and Il. =, 49,.
s,anhers OF the hle-savipg crew. " $50, =,
,,s,lalh OF honor and Diplomas @"a'us'
,h..n, bv the government OF SPAN w 'eeoe,
,s,ion of their gallant rescue OF ',v Nv"
- the Spanish steamer sah -Noa"'''
s'recl.e. ia February, lS-
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some Nore nawaIIan Love soon.

WASHINGTON. -. G., JAM @-Ihe
answer of President Dole 10 Minister VII
lis demand for detailed statements OF me
allegations made in The letter Which Mr'
pole refused 10 Withdraw has been re-
coived AT the state Department II came
boy the san Francisco mail, which ar
rived Saturday evening. and has oeeh
read 10y the President and Secretary tres
ham. Letters from Minister Wills were
received hy Saturday, mail ana t1ese'
with tine Dole document, will go to Con-
gross in a day or two, probably on We'd
nesddy.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. @-The
long-deferrcd debate on Hawaii VIII come
zap In the House next Friday unless ih'
Wilson bin should be UNEXPECTEDLY delay
ed aud viii last two days. arrangement Is
to this effect having been reached De-
tween the Committee on Rules, and Mr
McCreary. chairman Of the Committee oI
Foreign affairs.
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THE INCOME-TAX DEBATE.
THE INTERYAL REyENUE nil Of
FERED As An AMEyDMENT.
Several Speeches on the subicc. Pro ard
Con-Uawsii Again Under Discus
sion in tho senate.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. Gimme
diatelv after reading the Journal Of Satur-
days proceedings Mr.. Burrows Rep.'
NlchA asked unanimous consent that the
amendments which members had intended
70 offer to the tariff bill, but which could
not be offered on account of the close OF
the debate. might be printed in the
Record. Mr.. McMillin objected.
The committees were then called Tor
REPORTS. and Chairman McCreary' OF the
Committee on Foreign Affairs reported
a resolution expressing the sense OF the
House in regard to the Hawaiian anair.
II was referred 10 the House calendar.
Mr. blair Rcp.. y. H. in the absence
of Mr.. Hitt. the ranking Republican men-
ber OF the Foreign Affairs Commute
asked permission TO file the minority
report, which was agreed TO-
The Income Tax Amendment
Atra5 the House went into Committee
OF the Whole on the tariIi Dill VII" 'ii'
Richardson (Tenn) IN the chair'
Mr. NcMulln offered as an amendment
IN the tariff bill the internal revenue Dill
| including the income tax ieature' lne
| hin was read in full, but no one Oh the
! aoor paid any attention TO the ieau,l5'
! The reading occupied twenty-five iliiiiu..s
although the clerks read at hsh'nihs
| speed ,a AIR 1fcAfu.
lin smoke I'm advocacy of IT, Mr.. Hal
! Dem. MOI also made a sir0ns ahu
earnest plea in favor OF IL. Dir. Niliiaiiis
| Dem.. Miss) and Mr.. Iarsney sJell.
| Mo- also supported the ainenol'ls'', ,'l...l,.
while Messrs. Ray Rep, lowal' Dai'is'' j. T,
Rcp.. n. ", and Covert lDem' ~ -
opposed Il. .rorsacted ir
10 other business was lIailsae l,- 20 -, =,
,be House and at $3.50 recess was 'aAei
mil Tonight at o'clock.
Mingled snow, rain ana ha'l w, W. i,''' a.,
INC Tonight and the House shower . 'n'
eTect of the depressing weather. lei' I'l'
,sas slim attendance in the saileiles
y,h,le the floor had it, usual quo'a ~
loss than dozen members The speaA
ave Of the night were MessIs' hi,so,'
crexas,. McDannold Dem, ll)' S,..'c, S9oci
1aIe 1)em'. Miss) Lynch 0Dem'' Miss.l sl
"T ond yvuuams Ciassachusetts). lhe IN
corne onT tax formed the text OF most oil 'h'
| euaorhpg.
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what's Said in the state Department.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 29.-No in
formation has reached the State Depart
ment, according TO the officials there, Of
the reported action Of Mr.. Smythe. the
United States Minister to Hayu, I'm send
ing the Haytien President an Official doc
ument .elling him how the black repub-
lie should be conducted MIR. Smythes
recall. IL is intimated, will be matter
Of quick accomplishment. if the report
should prove true. When Mr.. Smythe
was appointed Minister, he was nvEl
instructions to begin negotiations for the
requirement of ST. Nicholas Mole rs 4
coaling station for the United States
naval vessels. but it is said that news
paper publications Of the matter at the
time caused the abandonment of the idea
for the time being, and the state Depart
ment IS anxious to hear whether the re-
port Of Mr.. Smythe's alleged interference
I'm Haitien affairs be true believing that
If Il is, the requirement Of the Mole Is
something for the very remote future
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INTERsAL REYENUE RECEIPTS,
A large Decrease as Compared with the
Past Year-Nct Treasury Balance.

WASHINGTON. D. o. Jan. pa de-
crease Of $I1, ,SO7O7l IN receipts Of internal
revenue for the first half Of the current
fiscal year is shown by an official table
prepared in the office Of the Commis-
sioner Of internal Revenue. The sgere-
gate receipts for the past year We're
572m78l. AGAINST SsL2)7 rs for the same
period Of 1872.
THE principal itcms Of revenue show:
Spirits. loss Of s.. llb tobacco loss OF
Sr614. fermcntcd liquors, loss of si''-
bob. miscellaneous. loss of Sla.39l. The loss
of December. 1902. as compared with De
ccmbor1Sa3. is s. c-9.33. The net treasury
balance to-day stands. Gold, S65,5so.6i;
currency. s23.Ii5l6s. loss N,.i.2'9 paid on
interest and bonds These figures show "a
loss .n gold durins ths month Of Sii5o1-
lu
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rMPLOYERS' rIiBfLITY BILL.
The House of Lords Reject n Proposal by
the Marquis OF uipon.


LONDON, Jan. 2o.-The House Of Lords
Today boy a large majority, rejected a
proposal made by the Marquis OF hipon'
Secretary Of state for the colonies, that
the reasons Of the House of Commons
for disagroeing with ihe amendments
made by the House Of Lords TO the En-
Movers Liability bin be considered.
The Earl of CamperioNn then moved
as an amendment that workmen In trades
who have insurance funds TO which their
employers contributed be allowed to con-
tract out Of lhe provisions OF the Dill.
The amendment Was agreed to.
The Earl OF Dudley also proposed an
amendment that If the insurance iunus
,,'.,s not sufficient and the employers were
NOT willing 10 make up the deficiency.
the workmen would have their remedy
by action at ordinary law, and the House
then adjourned.
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TrCRER'S nUEDERIRS CONFTcIED
Thos. and Cal. Cawiey Found "uiiy OF
hiurder-Remains To Arrive To-Day.

LOUISBURG. n. c.. Jan. 20.-speciai-
After some delay. the jury In the case
OF the Commonwealth against Thomas
and Cal. Cawley for the murder IN July
last Of samuel Tucker, Jew peddier'
brought in a verdict Of murder In the
first degree on Saturday night at O'Clock.
The Judge has not yet passed sentence
on the condemned men.
The remains Of Tucker are expected 70
arrive in Richmond Tuesday morning'
and will be taken charge or by the or
Noses Montiforc Society. and WIZ prod
ablv be taken from the train dlrectly u
the cemetery belonging TO that society.
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1HAr NAV4L CIPHER CODE.
Admiral Stanton Couldn't Read II and the
Kcarsarge IL DELAYED.

wAsHlNGTON. ID. c., Jan. 29.-The IN
tricacies OF the naval cipher code have
caused delay i'm the departure Of the
limited states steamer Keursarge from
Port au Prince for BlUcfelds, Nicarakua'
to protect The Nicaragua canal from
harm i'm tnr disturbance between hOndu-
ras and Nicaragua.
last saturday The invasion by honduras
of Niearaguan territory was reported 10
she state Department. and Secretary
Gresham and secretary Herbert agreed
that the Nearsargc should be sent To blue
fields. where the canal interests are iar'
rest Accordingly a cipher message was
cent to Admiral stanton telling him t'
eau Immediately for Bluefelds on th'
K-arsarge Late last night a cipher mes
sage was received from the Admiral an'
this morning when translated at the Nav,
department it was found TO contain m
embarrassing Information that the Al
niral "did not understand one word o
the dispatch sent saturday. The message
was repeated to-day.
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THE PRESIDENTS FEARS.
what He Stated About Mr.. smSthe In an
Interview with senator Huhton.

WASHINGTON, j. c., Jan. Especial
Senator Huntor received a letter Saturday
from Minister Smythe in which he stated
that he was persona grata IN me hlshes'
degree TO the Haitian Government.
senator Hunton has furnished the Presi-
dent with a copy of the letter. It has been
definitely decided that Nirginian VIII
be appointed TO the Annoy ccnsulship. the
selection of suitable person, hcwever'
has been left entirely to SeLaicrs Hunton
end Daniel
The President. during an interview win
Senator Hunton several weeks agO, stated
that ne feared Minister Smythe's appoint
rnent had been mistake. Two months ago
he stated the same thing TO a member OF
the Virginia congressional delegation.
II I, w
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Annlicafinn for q Recelver Denied.

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. "A special
from New Orleans says that United States
Circuit Judge Don. A. Pardee this even
ing refused to apnoint receiver for the
Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway
Company The petition was presented 10
the court by holders Of thirty-two bonds
in a total Of about two million dollars
outstanding bonds. over 80 per cent. OF
the bondholders have signed an agree
ment TO come into reorganization Which
makes II effective now that the court
has refused the application for re-
ceiVer
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. 2O.-.\rgu-
meni was to-day heard before Judge Cox
Of District Supreme Court, on the appEca-
tlon OF Grand Master Workman Sover-
eign. and r. p. Mcclure, OF the knisht1
of Labor for an injunction to restrain
Secretary Carlisle from issuing 2-1pJ,-
O1l bonds AS proposed iR his recent bond
circular The judge announced that to-
morrow or Wednesday he would state
his conclusions In the case.
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Ro.lna vokcs Desd.

LONDON, Jan. 2e.-Rosina Vokes' tne
well-kaown English actress, died al ior
ouay. Deyonshire. Saturday. "m
months ago she was compsnsn
health while making a tour oi 'ne .".ss,' 49,
states TO break up hsr VonP'ns 49,.
,s.I naai,h would be benefited bat her hopes
-xere not realized.
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan D.-for
Virginia: Slightly colder. fair wca'hsr,
preceded by light snow or rain III '''
early morning. northwest winds.
For North Carolina and south cafo''"~'
r,,r west winds, slightly cooler.
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c<,r Has the InfIuenza.

sr. PETERSBURG. Jan. s.-The car
d, snoer,ne from "A severe attack OF IN
e,enza accompanied by bronchitis ana In
asmmation Of the right lung. HIS temper.
aSnre Is not as high as 1t has been, ana
=. aiapf fairly.
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appointment Of Mr. A. Goodins as post
master at Lester Manor

appointment OF Mr.. a. Goodihs a9 p'''
master at Lester Manor
Congressman Tyler has made every
effort before the Naval Committee 10
secure liberal appropriation for the heces-
sarv improvements nj the Norfolk navy
yard. but owing to the economical pomes
OF Secretary Herbert. who has faheu
to ask for appropriations deemed necss-
sary I'm the estimates made ny '"e
chiefs Of bureaus, his success IS eN-
tremely doubtful, as In all the estimates
that have been made he has cut tneM
down, notably in that made by Chiei
Engineer Melville for the improvements
TO the steam engineering plant at lne
navy yard
Mr. S. III. Lane, the recently appointed
collector OF customs at New Berne, ~
c., is here to qualify.
Minor Matters.
Messrs. II. II. r. Adams. OF Lynchburg
+. c. Edmunds. of Winston; NJ. jacob
son. OF Richmond: II. X Burton, OF
Danville: V. V. Richardson, Of North
carolina; and II. G. Skinner and wife, OF
North Carolina. are among the late ar
rivals al the Metropolitan.
Mr.. J. w. Vast and John w. Vast, Jr.,
of Norfolk. are visiting Mr.. John W.
Vast, Supervising Inspector Of Steam
boats. who has been here for some time
attending convention OF the steamboat
inspectors for the United States.
Messrs. Gordon Wallace, Of Richmond
and j. s. Wallace, Of Fredericksburg
are at the Johnson.
There we're no changes to-day I'm fourth
class postmasters. II. l.. W.
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p4GAM4 AsKS roo MUcH.
And Peixoto Comedies TOO Little Is ihe
sta us of Arbitration.

sta us of Arbitration.
Copyright. 1891. by the United lrefs)
RIO JANElRO. Jan. 26th. via MON
TrVIDEO. Jan. 2o.-EarIy or-the morning
of the 9th instant a strong force oi M
surcents landed on Bon Jesus Island, uh-
der cover OF fire from their launche7'
and captured the breastworks held by
the Government troops. one ieid gun ana
q quantity OF ammunition also ieh lh1v
their hands Enough provisions 10 load
one OF the launches were captured ny
the insurgents Ii is reported that twenty %
five were killed and seventy woundal'
Two merchant launches were caireu OH,
and IL Is stated along the shore thd1
they were destroyed.
The government forces are ensa-eu ii
mounting heavy cannon on ths Oo.iee .i'.e
docks. II is highly probable that TINS
action may provoke the Insurgents -
again lombard the city.
/ The Negotiations for Pence.
There is no basis whatever for the re-
norris that Rear Admiral Bennam. com
n,,,nd,ng the American squadron, Is act
a. ,r official way i'm the attempts to
h,sSog about a settlement OF the trouble
rhi,ratfou. That he Is seeking 10
- no trouble 70 an end Is true Dut
-. A. simply acting as private ci'lIeh
~ - naootiation. Admiral Da Cana, the
n,rnnander -, Of the insurgent heet Delore
the ritv. made long visits TO the pan
Erancisco. Admiral Benham's rag SNIP
on Monday and Tuesday and to-day Zen
or,l Ioseph f. Caravalho, an intimate
| friend OF President Peixoto. caiiea on
Admiral Benham. The situation was luiIs
| discussed Admiral Benham's coih'heH'
On fhe negotiation is that Da Cana asNs
| roo much and Peixoto viii conceue 'o'
| little. ..,,o ,bat Admiral
| penham would see President PeiNoto To-
| day.
Insurgents Turther Gain
rhora are renewals OF the report ina
~ insurgents have made further sair'
~ ~ etate Of Zarana. II ~ Nald tha'
,rorr IL no excitement In the state ol
rho hest informed sympathlzers WIZ
~ Insurgents say that reinforcement
90 those fighting the government mere
"a, no, come overland from Haraha, ~
" do SO they would have to cross his'
mountains and wilderness. ~.
The insurgents have not landed al NJ, Hls
,.arov since they failed TO hoid inc ran
road station there. ..,,,., svuna
II ts said among the insuiseb's ',- sy.',pa
,h,sers that the failure OF the s"se'''"'.,.
naval lieet to arrive here 10 a'o W ''''
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co,o0e, Tom ro,pIish, Gets HIs Job.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. 2s-The
President to-day nominated Thomas
Moonlight. of Kansas. Envoy Extraordi-
narv and Minister renipotentiary Of
the United States to Bolivia. and .ommo-
dore John q. Walker 10 be Rear ADMIRAL
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al officials in that state In the execution
OF the fugitive slave law
On motion Of Mr.. Harris the debate was
suspended and the Senate went into exec
utlge session. At r. NJ. the doors were
reop.ned and the Senate adjourned.
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The following was the range OF ths
,hermoms,er at the Times 9illee yessef.
asy' y A. NJ. 30; " NJ, AZ; 7. ~. %.
p A.. G;9P. NJ. t5i y d.. q. AsssseS
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fnP American fttDlsttF ~unHh''s
Mr. Thompson. the American Minister.
hopes to make his first call on PelXoto
to-day. Hitherto he has been snubbed
daily. and has found e useless to at
tempt 10 meet PeixOto.
The bomblrdment OF Forts Nillegaisnol
and Cobras draws Few spectators, the
novelty OF the firing having worn or. The
frequent musketry fire around the GUS
tOm-house excites comment only when
some poor fellow is killed.
The insurgents say that the govern
ment's victory at Bage, in the State OK
Rio G-ande do Sui. where the insurgents
were forced 10 retreat after besieging the
city for long time. cost 900 lives among
the loyal forces.
There Is an average of seventeen cases
Of yellow fever daily in Rio.
a fair amount Of business is being done.
The rate of exchange is the lowest ever
known.
Discourtrsy TO Admiral Benham.
The Minister Of Justice. representing
PeixotO. engaged to meet Admiral Ben
ham officially at noon yesterday at the
American consulate. The Admiral, at
tired I'm full uniform. was at the consulate
at the appointed tine, but the Minister ol
Justice did not aipear. Admiral Benhnn
waited for an hour, and as the Ministe
| had not then appeared he left An hou
| later an orderly from the Minister Wen
TO the consulate and said that the Minis
ter Of Justice was engaged elsewhere ina
| day. but did not tender an apology 10
| his absence
All the officers ard men Of the Amer
can fleet are fairly wild over the di'
courteous treatment accorded Admlr'
Benham by the Minister
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g,,1J,s 4RcH EEBELARREsrED.
c.neraI Francis Manigat Placed In Gus
tody at Kingston.

KINGSTON, JA.. Ja-. 29.-Gen. FRANCOIS
,,,,,,ot who has been plotting to start
a revolution in Haiti, was arrested To-
dav AS he was leaving Kingston to podru
vessel which had brought arms ana ali,-
Inunition for him from an American poi.
Niarieot and his men planned to go on
this vessel to Haiti and to begin h's-
tilities at once.
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NEW YORK. \. y, Jan. 29.-The clyde,
tfne steamer III Callao, which arrived
last night makes stops at number OF
l,nien ports. Her officers had hearo
nothing OF the troubles in Haiti or san
Domingo. At. ST. Marie. however,
ftov said that the Government OF
H,ii had put aboard Of her two coiored
men who we're political fugitives form
Domonica. Their passage was pald 10
Anaeua. an Engish possession The hal-
tien Government has all the political asl,d-
TORS TO deal with than il can handle, the
officers said. and it decided 10 get rid oil
tho Dominican refugees. Inc Two men,
however. decampod at Port de iaiN.
At This port another Dominl an also
a fugitive from his owia land, was PUT '''
the lJ raliaO 10 be taken TO Anasua, Dul
he also left the vessel when she touched ~
cane Haviicn While the vessel lay OH
the narbor of Cape Haytien the officers
.oIicod ont towards tine island of Iotusha
"a variikc little steamer of about @D NonS'
She WAS brlgantinc-riggtd and Was paint
"a bi4ck. She W4e cruising about ana
seemed to hc keeping "a sharp lookout on
ail The shipping. 'inc description Is SAID to
answer that of ono of the llaiiicn gun
hoafs and it is thought she may he on
fhe outlook for the two vessels said t'
have been purchased by the friends oi
Gen. Manieat to lake part in his pro
poeod revolt against the Government ol
Hippolyte.
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The American Minister snubbed.

fact that the officers Of the vessels have
been brioed to delay their arrival as long
as possible.