The sun., 1888-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOW
zHE NORTH BUYs a s8fP AND CAP
InRRS IHE TOUSShTNT

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1URRS THE TOUsshTNJ.
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AZ Least Thnt's the Bulietin-Capt- Comp
ton Still Defending the Americas Fiaf
on tho Haytiaa Bepubiic-1His Crew Here
The Dutch steamer Prinz Frederic Hen
rich got in from Port au Prince yesterday fou
days late. On board OF her were Gen. Gull
laume Manigat, Edgar Haentjends Of Port-au
Prince. several Haytian merchants, and thu
| twenty -one mon who composed tho crew OF thu
steam ship ytisn Republic, among them Firs
Ofllcer william Smith and Second Officer L
Kate. Capt. Compton did not como with hi
crew. He is sticking to the ship. which Is 4
Haytian prize. His crow say that he goei
armed and sleeps on the deck ut night Storiet
! differ AS TO whether he still manages 10 keeI
! the American flag flying at the vessels peak
| The crew say that he docs. and that every time
| one OF the Haytian guard tries to pull down
the flag the Captain pulls out his pistol hut the
Captain OF tho Prinz Frederic Heinrich says he
looked for tho flag In vain the day he sailed
Gen. Manigut, on tho other hand, stoutly In
sists In the most emphatic Haytian French that
the flag was still flying on the morning OF the
18th. The General, as well as the crew OF the
Haytian Republic, do not believe tho Haytian
guard aboard the ship will dare to kill Capt.
Compton, though IL would be rather amazing
General Manlgnt, a cousin OF the General
Manicat who was here with Saomon. Is on his
way to Paris. He brought a bulletin OF the
insurrection. He told Sun reporter that the
time ago ana that she made the port OF Monte
Cristi. Just about the time the Saginaw did.
SsS hsg ssn SSS and s hs
LOuerture on her voyage when that little Nes-
sci not knowing her character pp appr11ached 1 too
OF the Haytan Kepublic was, perfectly nn.
and ehS ae e0pb bs 81 &
not p.Hde Demand Meli hsr release He said the North
did not rise against the south, but that both
arose agalnst srIShmSn linen SeioGe S rhere ere
porch Of b is house. on the Place Petion, oppo-
site the palace. 10y &, Legtimist. But still there
ment. The North simply wanted an election
thar would represent It's dlstriGt. which was
thrse.Lit Of M the Whole. ole The United states
Republic. says ManlEnt, until it has investi;;
gated the claim OF i. kifCttime e oe the head o OF
those not choosing to vote tor him are in
surGents. TheGenera adds that Hippolyts is
already On and snas
will throw him over rather thun SEQ the cap,
tTrs Of the h9e + mo- boW
can ship be legally seized by Government
North has not stolen a march on them In the
way OF buyirC, navy as an ironGiad was
bought short time ago In Europe Tor Legitimo
and is now on her way to Hayti to take part IN
the war that has so far resulted in everything
When the gunboat Dessalines first fred at
us on our way into the harbor Of St, Marc
said First Officer William Smith we were SO
far from her as to be unable to make out what
she was. Two days later We were coming out
salnes steamed up and ordered us 10 heave 10.
formed that we were prisoners OF war. II Is
true that we had passengers on board. but
Minister Thompson sand we had perfect right
to have them. and that onr license from the
port %as all e that e ws needed as i was i'm.
hssns .s ' aS ' Ss,i
q our vessel, Capt. Gailard OF the
iss ods5s Can't t.
d"re and sent TN me Instead When got aboard tho
Dessalnes WAS i'm nlediateIy seized in rough
ed guard was put aboard the Haytian Republic,
and Capt. Compton WAS compelled to proceed
hSfm ashSFe dnn
Constantly cor ut ash,ins among themsslves:, They
sticks. and still further tried to intimdate mo
by shooting their firearms in the air; Later
the
sorts of ontrages. apd We we're not allowed to
sshos 9ne day G Rsm
came alongside in a launch. but tho guard re-
fuse fused to let them come on board Minister
and that Of Can't. Ramsay; but the officer of the
guard only laughed, and didn't seem a. all dis;
tarbed when il was suggested that the United
but made an insulting reply in French which
all the Haytian guard took UP.
CAPTAIN asked sEe sS s& fhompson ia SO 40 ABOUT 'hs
80 Well think we had better go ashore and
IN. sa seore the and s
mock trial was hed. at which the vessel was
condemned and Capt. COMPTON was ordered to
i . supportssSa, him; IN oonSas1 q t5e
Compton nor Mir. Bigslow we're sale from in;
through the portfolios, nt the ladies' Oh all &C. |
point Of a revolver A big black General used
to crawl in'o the Captains berth. and lie there |
pillow We were not allowed to buy supplies |
Minister Thompson advised us all to sue the |
Hnytian Government and we will probably do |
so. Finally poor Olsen died Of the yellow fever. |
and Slr. Thompson then arranged to send us |
Capt. Compton also insisted upon the arrange |
ment. though he refused to leave his ship him
Mr.. Kate, the second officer. said when
mister Thompson secured permission from !
Ldgitime to put the crew aboard the Dutch |
int" The small @ @ boats Then the ssrds ssFeat
ened to shoot ns. and got their guns fof the
Wsre s at sson
the Doston's commander In leaving us to the |
mercy Of the yellow fever and the natives. The
lay before the Boston sailed Capt Compton |
asked Cart. Ramsay for tow as far. as the
yellow fever. Capt. Ramsay refused 1t. and |
asked We, took the Boston for a tug boat"
Chief Malcolm said that tho LcGitime Govern
ime was accused Of manufacturing counter
eit money with which to pay of his soldiers.
he Dutch steamer sailed 1000 troops started
2 {, CAPTURE St. Marc. The French, corvette
bison with tho french Minister and a Pence
Haytian.
a Story OF Senator BIacixb burn.
Senator Blackburn ia not Only Dennerv in