Speech of Mr Soule of Louisiana On Colonization in North America And On the
Speech of Mr Soule of Louisiana On Colonization in North America And On the
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The captain immediately reported to the health officer, and informed him of the condition of the ship, stating that it was indispensable to her safety and the lives of the passengers, and to enable him to proceed to New Orleans, that he should procure supplies of coal, provisions, water, and medicines. He ordered the ship to quarantine at once, whither she proceeded. But she had no sooner anchored and Wown off her steam than she was ordered outside of the harbor by the captain of the port. The ...captain of the steamer assured him that the fires were out, and that it would take time to comply with the order. The officer said that if he did not go out at once, the guard-ship had her orders, which was understood to mean that she would fire on the steamer. As soon as possible, the Philadelphia pro- ceeded to the outside buoy, perhaps two miles out to sea. The coal lighters, ordered by the company's agent, were towed out and brought alongside ; a few tons were taken on board, when the captain of the port gave them forty minutes to complete their coaling and watering ; at the end of which time, under the remon- strances of the officers of the steamer and the appeals of the suffering passengers, she was driven off with only a small quantity of coal, and none of the water, the lighter with the latter being within fifty yards of the ship at the time.
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The captain immediately reported to the health officer, and informed him of the condition of the ship, stating that it was indispensable to her safety and the lives of the passengers, and to enable him to proceed to New Orleans, that he should procure supplies of coal, provisions, water, and medicines. He ordered the ship to quarantine at once, whither she proceeded. But she had no sooner anchored and Wown off her steam than she was ordered outside of the harbor by the captain of the port. The ...captain of the steamer assured him that the fires were out, and that it would take time to comply with the order. The officer said that if he did not go out at once, the guard-ship had her orders, which was understood to mean that she would fire on the steamer. As soon as possible, the Philadelphia pro- ceeded to the outside buoy, perhaps two miles out to sea. The coal lighters, ordered by the company's agent, were towed out and brought alongside ; a few tons were taken on board, when the captain of the port gave them forty minutes to complete their coaling and watering ; at the end of which time, under the remon- strances of the officers of the steamer and the appeals of the suffering passengers, she was driven off with only a small quantity of coal, and none of the water, the lighter with the latter being within fifty yards of the ship at the time.
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