The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

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i The following persons came passengers on the
i Alabama.
Messrs R M Price and servaat. MS DrIRFP.us, A
+ Hedges VIM Bfdant, w L Corse j Tyson. B (ienos
I. w Bates "A Dalton, ! N CaHghlan; " MeNqty. w
Ii Hller LANCE Nc Inn Forsay i)r t;nd,af
Qsgood, s Miller, A Young, J Stbbs, w Murray, d
INES rS 1Go ana serVi Be ana a9y, vaughn
Johnson q Ames S Turner L @ smith, q Morris ID Grant
Abbott, G Hidden, Gardner 1 Grogham, |. Gibson,
Tnd Est Is Sn v i Y " W = SuveTs a berry, ~
Ormsby T G Couch, ID w Schmi : I b Wolner G Cans
II cOrnelison' ccpt Pan Benson Il Baird.
The CHILEAN Murders
Tba eolla,.,;,,,; H. .,,,anoart of ~ n n cs;u
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VIZ 10 oS " '"e Pi'eO's " e''s oI,iia"s
IN SOME Oh inc numerous saches OF the oalaVe-
ras wnere mere were supposed TO be nch dlggngs,
several IA Amerieans were making ther winter quar-
YES Whhe engaged IN building Their CABINS,
7Pahlaru game ana settled near mem, bringing with
li'n, apout ioar,esh poems Dut SHOWING hmseii
| " p1 an ,i'iusf; anu t1eihS insecure WIN the
snan hummer ne hau win MN, ne OBTAINED more
.. ns coun.fyilien 70 come ana set,ie with nm,
/ - ~ ,e1 = 49, ~ - - 49, = Az.
h'nelcahs sooA tne 1hat.er INTO consideration and
gave mem peaceiui ana quet notce 10 leave the
pace aaoWng mem eigh, Gays LOT !helr departure
Ahey NOT complying win the houce, the Amerl-
cans went 70 mem IN ooey, ana gave them notice
| 20 leave lmmediatey, nohiying them az the same
Tune shat II they uld not' they would pc hned two
ounces DAY, piece, ior as long as they renamed
al'er"arus Inc person IN authority over the tor
elgners rephed that he would not leave II thou
SAND Americans We're TO come or something to that
| intent tbs reply was IN spanish, and not per-
iectly understood He, however, went to see Judge
Coilier, the American Aloalde, and asked 1t It was
absolutely necessary Tor them to leave and request
ed time to inquire into the legality OF the requsi-
ton and have tune to remove ms goods Fifteen
days were given HIM for this purpose, on condition
that no more work should be done until this ques-
ton settled. A few days AFTER some Ameri-
cans going to work, found them digging The
| Spanards presenting pistols, declared that they
| would shoot any American who attempted to work
| there. The Judge then ordered a force to arrest
| them and bring them before him. The poems were
/ then fined one ounce each and the time extended
i In few DAYS they were found again at work, and
i again abused the Americans working near them
On the evening of the 9th about half-past 7
O'Clock. thew went 10 the various American tents
i commencing with those nearest. and without pre
sentino anv autbortv seized nd hound The inn,ates
The writer was chatting in an adioininrr loo cabin
| at The time. His attention was arrested Nv the
openng Of the door and see;no indist;nc,lv n ,be
dark. number of persons nresent;no reagms he
| ;no,,;rad ,,rb.t AT, ,J Iss -; II; N, II
seized and honnd lin snJ ex.l,neJ q VsTns &,
Stocktop Ha connIa;ned If the s; ,,ssJ h.
~ - - - 70 - " ny Pa.u 0au'eu "
n;s, ~ IL basd ~ t - ~
eont;nraJ Ill; I;, III A ; - = ~ ~
da;n;,,r II - III os sie
~ tbasa IA 81 -
- i,'se Ts an olu man VA years ol age. Ahoher
men MN, tuineu IN tiie
Saaa ron i"e p.ssoi Miei Mas ailileo az ms
cs,,t;,,o aa,s,.aeIa. 'iA " 'i0 u r''
| taIsh,, - 49, ! 81, - a., Il, i;
Thu are ,lt H., !, ',I 80 h ,'a
Sezing an avs ,ha,, want n, he ab hib ,be
snnnosed T., ~ ,b Inds, ,,e Ia H. ~
| imms9a,slv tiraJ non ,6s inna,ss L;ii;nn ons Iii
man on tbe snot Anotber nersnn receivsd a hall
| IN one side which lo,ged in The onnosita ano,lsr
received stab m the hreast and aiso 6sto ha N
| through the cheek . and another was shot throuoh
| the arm and stabbed in the ribs He was then ex
amined, and finding that he was unarmed thew
dragged him from the cabin and knocked him down
with gun, cutting his head to the skull and rem
dering him senseless by the blow. At another |
cabin, boy was cut in the head by knife, The |
wounded men We're then brought TO the other cabin
above; and The writer had BY hard very hard en-
treaty, prevailed upon the Chilians 10 let him ex
anime the man shot in the breast, when the other
wounded men were brought 10, and he had only |
lime sufhcient TO see The probable mortality OF the /
wound, when he was ordered out and again bound. /
he then urged that they shond send for their ply
named Sculhns' soon, however, they marched
he prisoners 70 me place where Seuillns lived, DIS
.dl. ABOUT eisht mhies. Ihey mated apont TWO
n1 1 yarus rom ms 'eAt, ana Went ailef lhe
Aieaue anu pl,ysic'ah VINO Ieloseu 70 come, ana
~ ~eie ioeeu 70 te.utn' cIpssing anu Ieciossug
n on log, WIN MINUS leu, some OF us
.as ~, otieiS c"ooShg W "a"e AZ ohce' auout
'i'i M uIep
ny tnen i'ia'eneu u 10 their camp; anu ,heh
LOW lhIougn ln1o anu WAFER Iowafos otockion
passing .he Doupie tney oeeiafeu tnat tney
wo. Won. snooe the hrst u'at SPOKE oh our Journey
n s we oae 10 e'I SIX hiilss uliS sac
=. ine pouoe springs, hePa oy ~ hhgllsnipan
Snu an Aiisl'ai', VINO sase Tue Ghiahs not COL
iee' esc'' put gave US hothihg; Dut on our peg
sns iol solielnlng tiie Nretches gave US
VIZ OF lhfee cups o. eonee Jew slnall pieces o.
c1lu pofA, ahe hanoIuli o. niusly hafu Dread'
apout en9usu lor 'nlee men, ana we numbered SIX
lucy 'neh iIiarchee US Twelve hhes 10 the
Salaselas' anu were nor hlenolhg 70 iet US stop
i1lonleit-they having pIoV,uea themselves win
eIav Aeis, cheese' ana Jefkeo peei- Du1 we begged
nary, anu some men coming up ana speaAhg IN
on. tav9i, we were gwen some crackers ana cheese,
me humans grumohng at our being permitted to
ha sS looo.
nsrs we crossed Ihe river again. ana Inc Chilans
Iepa'ea Mhelnsr they should pay our ierrage OF
s u 'nio"sil Tue "atei' SaDout lye Zee. eeepJ
nl.er crossing we passed along by MI nancy
'e' az winch place ihey hao promised 10 STOP, IN
s plue ~ oess tie Woun1s o. me Jour men VINO had
. geen proughl along' hey dlo NOT stop. Further
.ney passed tent wnere man was loading gun