From Havana to Washington and the Hayti question explodes
A long dispatch from the Howe Courier reports on Haitian affairs, US consular issues, and spin of Washington policy. It notes Mr Clayton’s stance, the black Duke of Faustin, and potential implications for American consuls. Also covered are Havana prisoners, Cuban tensions, and US responses amid Caribbean unrest.
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Correspondence of the Mercury Havana June 4 1850
Correspondence from Havana dated June 4 1850 describes tense maritime events with references to two ships captured at sea and national insults. The fragmentary text notes a fest related hero and harsh treatment abroad, signaling diplomatic strain and threats on the sea routes.
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