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n&w for we have taken the coffee on board and ar?

(fboul to H-itl around 'he Mole of 8t. Nloholas and

then straight for New York.

KN'I) OK TH K TENNESSEE'S MISSION.

The Tennessee has reu'ly finished her mission to

this island, and only waits for the NantasKct to

coine round from I'uerlo Plata with Commissioner

White and others attached to t he Commission. The

Nantaskct Is expected about the lHt'i. Mr. White,

probubly. will want to be In Port au Prince one day

at least. Captain Temple tlunks we may be able to

sail on the night of the 14th or on the 16th. Acco: fl

ing to the plan laid down yesterday the Tennessee

will go to Kingston, Jamaica, and Santiago no Cuba,

then keep In with the ocean current round the

west end of Cuba to Key West, where she

will take In coal. From iheucc she will proceed

north, aud will laud the Commissioners probubly

at Annapolis. This programme may be changed,

however, as so many others have been, when Mr.

White arrives. Oaptalu Temple does uot expect to

fluish the cruise and laud the Commission before the

last of the mouth or the 1st ol April. Although I

cannot expect the conveniences or luxuries on

board the Btcamer city of Port au Prince as on the

Tennessee, this Is a stanch, safe vessel, ami Captain B.

H. Jackson Is both an able commander and an agree

able gentleman. Then, with all too beauty and gor

gcousDossol the tropics, the sooner 1 am transported

from this almost barbarous island to the civilization

of New York the b iter l shall like it.

T1IK TENNESSEE.

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The New York herald. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-03-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1871-03-17/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1871-03-17.