Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-19

EpIar Asf, trs CONFERENCE.-THE fol-
Lowing from the New Yofk Courier and En-
apjraf, tails enother story IF faleeheod and
crime i II crushed hopes, raihed prospects
and t,IifbtnE despair. Ard vet The dfuel Ha4
thors "a iii this misery will go unHhipt OF
justice. so far ~ human lass hsys power TO
On Thursday night. between 10 and II
e'elesk, 4 stssfs boat resved by enH man ard
containing 4 young ~fstnsla, eafns alongside
the ". D. ship Independence, lying on siiae'
Islshd, and ah being h#ilsds the fsnHals dea
sired 10 know Mfasbipmsn@.@=svas on soafe'
On being answered N the affirmative, sfs n.
sisted utyyfs sesihg him, but the officer OF the
aeek taIf hey il wac impossible, ~ not efsl the
rsoaistiay,s II the shiv, but the rules Of the
aafv;eA Il fbade H. SIZE urged, irnplersa en-
tsaatad. bt,t the officer, aetaataa by . Stern
sesse III dptv. wss still compelled to adhere
~ b,s ss;s;r.s1 resolution n refusing her ais
r~aisfsnes 4, hoard. Finding that he was in~
sv6yshia. ths young girl. Without 4 moments
,ba,sebs. spraf,r from the brat In which she
hal haan standing. and saHEs A seaman
whe had been standing TN The lore enatfe,
liste,ioo hi fha stfl's conversation. saw hef
,,.k ia sprtpr. and ~ she tstehed The water
l.. .nysne overheard after hef. and = fsv ins#
~ .,,atss brought him 10 tbe spot 40 she
.,s,a, lie seized her. and holding her up
,ha ahare beat dropped along side g tnem
and tssit in the unfortunate Elfl AHa hef Eafs
lent prssefvsf. ...nah !.
The officer Ut The deck had hsf brought on
hoard, and sufnising that something eFefaef'
aiussv must have II eHrrea to INDUCE ths -
male III attefnpt ruisiaes he summoned ehs
nrst ltsutenants When he fsaehea INC aeeh
he drew from her q history q inc causes
which brought her out n that noaf q the
Ina Il such j place. and IL was one a love,
sansdanse, rpip, and subsequent dasertion
Tbe M%iashipman. who was The cause Of
ia tsay airl's fssublas. was tslled on deck. and
tsing ehnfrbnted with her, was 1t once rsfogs
aisaa. What steps the first lieutenant thei,
,a,k syi,h, The Fssfeaht officer vie are ignorant
n ~ vet, but The young girl was sent on shore,
III vi6ge frat pfveh her HdaFess. with The HFsus
tsnes that full and ample justice should be
asua 40 - m ~ the Commodore arrives.
A HxHb sAss@zThs Baltimore Patriot
Yslates lis following inhufran sase Of swtHds
ling. II il hoped The tiffseling pefpeAasof
wifi BIZ arrested, and brought t. Justice
The ship Goethe, Capt Hot'aHn, arrived 81
this pert yesterday morning from bfshaeh'
with over two hundred passengers. u aP.
naaya there wac 4 person OF, hoard named
Mslttg. ! Gafnep, who had previously spent
sat,. time In this country, who took especial
Mains ID ipsrasiate himself into The Eoea viii
and aen6deuse of his fslfow passengers /, nor
waa hs without success. Having been IN
America t,eferr. and being somewhat acs
ouajntsd with The ways Of the country. he
,yae consequently the better able to accom-
rlisb his plan. lie, ii IL said, persuaded
abeut eighty of the poor Germans mat ne
could %psefs,trs 4 passage to different Parts Of
ths limited States. where they might wish to
"a. ar more favorable terms than eenla pc
ahts;naa Nv themselves. They. not doubt ing
III banssty III purpose, accordingly paid over
,ata bis hands the several amounts OF fare
which be stataa would be requisite to take
tham IL Tie desired peints Of dc estimation, mostly
places ia the Wess.
When the vessel arrived yesterday. the
pretended agent and benefagtef 's't hs eoha-
ding friends and proceeded PIP ewn Win me
understanding that he was soon 10 return aha
complete afrangetpehts-Ihe poor neeefsea
taseenRera. however. waited ~ VAN ! ana
they were the more astonisiaed 70 learn ~ ths
aysatnp that their very ~offieieus and KIND
f.,ata had laft the city In A hack. with bag
ana bauusus. passage money and all. atnouht#
;ns /, about aue thousand dollars nor has
bis vvbassabasts yet been discovered, SIEVE
vi NJ thass thus deceived. were 81 The
Mavar's office this morning, trying 10 aEeef%
taia what mode they should pursue To gam
,.ayass. and have their deceptive friend
brought to justice.
Atrbeiy~-We copy the following from The
Philadelphia Ledger
aWithin the last week. circumstances e' =
auspteteua character have been dsyslot'ea 70
The vicinity Of Quakertowh. which, y wei
>. founded. exhibit q case efthe fsost efaei par
barity. On Thursday. 40 we arc informed,
the body Of female. supposed 70 nave been
sbant sixtasn Years Ut age, was found hurried
il ! vgo,,d. about three miles below QUAKER
town, which, fronn facts since eofhaae i'ght'
il believed 10 BE- the body Of a girl who was
anapiaysd in the capacity of a domestic IN o
wealthy and respectable family IN thai yieln''
~. The Girl In question has been missing
for several wesks, and no account was given
nf her whereabouts, nor any clue to her tate,
Her absence caused SOME excitement, ana
the relatives III the gift. and her friends and
nstrhbers. cencsiving the case one OF mystic
~. commenced u search, and finally succeed"
nj fndipa the body. From the statement o.
! bgv. who also lived In the family and whe
il III present unarceuntabIy staying ~ this
ai,v. tlss Girl was cruelty beaten by the mar
and ha wifs with whom che lived, az The By
,ntima,ed, her back was broken with the
,onpp, and her body hid in the eatH-efib o.
barn. The affair has created o sensation
among the residents Of the neighborhoaodt AM
a thorough investigation Of the matter 10 Y
ho had. THAT the girl was severely whipped
the immediate neighbofs testify that 81
was missing IL equally true; aud from IN
fact that d body was found answering ne
identity, there IL much reason to fear thai he
nd waa q tragical one
ss ISLE or cozUMEL.
The late papers received from Texas eoh'ai
the anuouncemcnt of q factaha may be deen1e
im,por,anb II APPEARS thai Capt Boylan. 40
a number of others, have received fronn IN
yucatan government, the isle OF Cozusael, .
y reward for the aid given In The late we
The following IL a graphic description 81 u
island
= This Isle which lies off The east coast
Yueatsn, about thirty miles from she ma
lands, IL Represented M one OF the most g
iightful spots on the globe. " about ftftst
miles long and four or Eve vide In the wide
part, and has one or two good hareors. III
surface 10 beautifully diversified with hills
moderate elevation. and picturesqe valley
through which mearasr several small rivaie
fed by springs Of remarkably clear and swe.
water, which burst from the limestone LOCI