Omaha daily bee

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the hnrbor stcamcd'nround the Clydo without

out hulling nnd carefully inspected her at

close quarters. On the 20th the Clyde seek

ing cargo entered 'I\nnzunillo bay whoso

waters wash both Hnytlcn nnd Dominican

shores. There they heard long-continued

firing of musketry from the highlands neat

Capo llnytlon. The Toussalnt Louvorturonnd

Manzcl were both new by. They loivorcd a

boat and troops were soon drawn up In battle

tlo array aboard thetrdccks. Captuln Holmes

wont of In a gig to tbo Dominican sloop Cleo

patra. The Toussalnt Louverturo lowered n

boat. Two ofileors und four marines got Into

It and the bnnt pulled toward the gig. U

did not hail the gig but simplfffthuscd it to

the sloop and i back the marines

keeping their muskets cocked nnd

ready. Uosldes thisridiculous performance

the Toussalnt Louverture Captain Holmes

says had the swivel gun upon her deck

turned uiion the Clyde's broadside all the

tlmo the Clyde was ia the harbor. On the

li'Jd the small Uritish atoauior Aurora Hying

the Dominican flag and loaded with provi

sions probably for Haytlen ports from

Monte Cristo was overhauled in Dominican

waters by u crowfrodi the Haytlen gunboats.

Captain Wilson of tbo Aurora nnd his crow

were taken nbcmrd the gun-bout and placed

in irons. The- crew of. u little brig wrecked

on the Dominican shores was then impressed

nnd put aboard the captured Aurora as a

prize crew. Next morning the gun-boats

left towing the Aurora. They wore after

ward seen lying oil Capo Huyticn in the track

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Omaha daily bee. (1889). Omaha [Neb.], 1889-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99021999/1889-01-01/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Omaha daily bee, 1889-01-01.