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the morohauts in this oountry doing business

with Huytl who are now coin polled to undorgo

considerable loss owing to the state of affairs

in tho Island. Go ask tne merchants) ol New

York city Interested In the Haytlan trade and

see if you can find any of tbem who do not fa

vor tho recognition of tho Northern faction."

Messrs. Clyde A Co. aro in favor of having tho

North reoognlred in order that vessels may bo

allowod to clear for that part of tho island. Tho

way Gorman vessols visit tho north Ilaytlan

Berts shows, it la olalmod by tho Clyde pooplo.

latOermany does not reoognlze any blockade

and clears Its vessols as usual. The report

that Copt. M. II. Oroeno and tho crew of the

British brig M. E. Brady wero attackod by

Banians after being wrecked proved to be un

true. Thoy wore wreaked on Dominican shores,

nnd oould not possibly bavo been attacked by

Baytlnns.

There was a report yostordny that Bear

Admiral Luce was to be recalled after the arri

val oi the Golenn at Port-au-Prince. This re

port could not, howover. bo verified, and was

probably started on the strength ol his record

In settling tho flshory question and thedolay

of the Galena In getting to sea.

Mr, Forwood of Pirn. Forwood A Co. would

say nothing more in regard to the crew sent

down on tho Alone. Charles W. Brooko of 111

Uroadwny. the lawyer who Mr. Forwood stated

on Tuesday woa cot the counsel for tho Atlas

line of steamers, was not at his ofllce yestorday

afternoon, but his son said Mr. Norwood's

statements were at varlanco with tho facts,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1888). New York [N.Y.], 1888-12-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1888-12-20/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1888-12-20.