The New York herald
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THE MISSING IRON-CLAD.
The Ram Triunfo?Has She Gone to the Bot
tom ??Her Career as a Blockade Runner
and Rebel Iron-Clad?Descrip
tion of the Vessel.
a lew days ago Hi? statement was. made uubllo
that tne irun-ciad Trlunfo (formerly the Atlanta),
which was purchased trom the United HtUes gov
erumeut by the Haytiens wbrn Salnave wax iu
power, had appeared beiore fori ail I'rmce shortly
alter tbe Dictator's execution, au I hat "put ubout
for the West Indies" alter learning tho fata of the
unfortunate President. It would now appear from
Intelligence received rrom highly reliable authority
m lla> 11 that that statement was not well founded, i
and that since the dur the lron*eiad st-amed down
the Delaware river she una not oejn su n or Beard
from. She lias noif been nut over eighty-eight days,
i and as tho voyaar* she aet out upon could have been
completed, under lavorablu circumstances within
fifteen days, the n.r ural inference H that she has
foundered and gone to the botlum with ull on board.
When the vessel left the Dataware llrenkwaicr last
December she bad barely tea day# provisions on
board, and she has not since heon reported as hav
ing re-provioloncd at any other port. Her bull, it
was also noticed, was not over eight inches
above the level of tho water, and those who
saw her leave and wijo Knew liow very
badly she bad always previously behaved
at sea, wondered at the temerity or the omeers who
trusted their lives In such a craft during the stormy
mouihsot winter, w lien she did leave it is said that
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The New York herald. (1870). New York [N.Y.], 1870-03-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1870-03-21/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1870-03-21.
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