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before them for getting information.

THE TENNESSEE'S ARRIVAL.

The Tennessee arrived here from Samana on Tues

day, at about Ave o'clock P. M., having been pre

ceded a few hours by the Nautasket. Tbo Commis

sioners sent for the American Consul, Dr. Ames, to

come on board, and tills morning tucy all came

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An unpleasant Incident has occurred, wh'ch shows

either great Iguorauca and mlsmanagcnont on the

part of those who conduct matters for the Commis

sioners or else great cowardice on their part. The

messengers who came across country from Samana,

after presenting their despatches to President Baez,

received from him an offer of an unoccupied palace

for the accommodation of the Commissioners and

suite. Hits offer was not to include provisioning

them, but slmpiy to n fford them proper accommoda

tions. As It won extended tlirongh courtesy, and as

quaners for such a large party were difficult to be

obtained, tbo offer was accepted on behalf of the

Commissioners. When the latter arrived, however,

their private secretaries In their wisdom deemed

that public opinion in the Unltel States would

frown upon such an' undemocratic proceeding, and

vetoed the whole arrangement. Wise philosophers I

They decuneu the kind offer and hired, for a small

price, a smaller hou-e, which, however, belongs to

Provident Baez as his private property; aud then, not

being aole otherwise to procure cots and many other

uecoaaary articles, tney were compelled Anally to

ask President Baez to famish them. This has ex

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The New York herald. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-02-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1871-02-21/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1871-02-21.