The sun

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ceslty for n bombardment, because I feel cor

taln tho Haytlan Government will promptly re

lease tho Haytlan ltepubllo."

Home newspaper had prlntod an alarming re

port that tho Ualenn was fall of holes. Ad

miral Luce laugbod as he encountered this

mather-worn'naxnl chestnut,

"Port holeH," ho chuckled. "You can da

ll rend upon It that the Galena Is quite sea

I worthy or your uncle would not sail on her.

n Cart. Cooper, formerly of the Haytlan navy

Is andcommandorof the Dessalines, madome a

1 brief call this morning and said that the Dos

M salines was a fine gunboat In good condition.

Mr. Morse, ono of the Boston agents of the

Haytlan itopubllc, will go with us by special

permit to Jook after the lntorosts of that

steamer. Thorols plenty of coal stored on an

island in tho harbor of Port-au-Prince, tho

owner ot which will bo very glad to sell all tho

coal he can to the owners of the Haytlan Ito

publlc, which can then bo taken home by a

crew sent out for the purpose. We take along

a deck load of coal because wo don't want to

pay Port-au-Prlnco prlces.il Besides, yellow

fever can be brought aboard ship with a load

ot coal. I take along no sealed Instructions of

any nature. That used to bo the custom In

the days ot Paul Jones, but the last oase that

I know of personally was In 1853. Then tho

Captain of a ship might be ordered to procbed

to a certain latitude and longitude before ho

could learn what his destination was to be."

Tho Yantlo lay last night at the ordnance

dock ready to sail at a moment's notice. On

Monday nlgbt her Contain was surprised to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1888). New York [N.Y.], 1888-12-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1888-12-12/ed-1/?sp=5

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