New national era

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'lib.i. whence it was transported inland to the

nsurg. nt camps. Having accomplished this

rrand the ship sailed for Port-au Prince, and

eaclied that port on the 10th.

The Spanish authorities at Havana had been

>ii the lookout, for the audacious little ship, and

he fleet had received instructions to capture

icr if found. She, however, had performed

he work entrusted to her, and none of the

.punish men ol'-wur had been able to cotne up

,'iiii her uutil she wis safely auehored in the

cutral watt rs of Port au-Prince harbor. Rut

lie had been there only ten days, taking in a

oal and preparing to go to sea again, when si

he frigate Isabella Catoliea made her appear y

nee and laid to olF the harbor, with the evident n

rentioii of seizing the ship on her leaving b

ort. Picket boats patrolled the waters to tl

revent the Hornet from sliping out at night, w

s she claimed the protocli >n of the United

tates. the America i ensign was kepi tlvingat E

he peak

The Spanish Government protested against

ie protection which the II ay l ien Government

as affording the Hornet, and demanded that

ie be surrendered. Captain Hudson, of the

lornet, reported to Mr. llassett, United States gi

Iinister at Port uu Prince, who presented to ai

ie Iiaytien Government her claims as an ot

nieriem vessel, with correct papers, and h

Aed that she be protected. The matter was ci

,ade the subject of diplomatic correspondence a

id controversy between this Government and rt

pain, and at one time an open rupture was ai

.ired. Meanwhile the Isabella Catolica was ci

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New national era. (1872). Washington, D.C., 1872-02-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026753/1872-02-01/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New national era, 1872-02-01.