The daily crescent., 1850-12-23

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proeson and the burning TOOK place al sea- Knapp SPOKE
from he rumors SCI ahoa ny tne insurance Compsnles
lhey nau nsuRs'eu prosecution agalhst hnhpp anu Wh
soh wleh loL Gays eo ,ae ana tpe geniss
VIM LOW appt ~ e useua1 u. u1t uH,e ussS n's
cu'ioh. mat AiApp, s'enank 70 ~ ~ W
'iesuos, ~ ~ ~ sase.on ~ E
@ w slouIo lae au tn4s ~ u JONES u uuin e sup, 10
o. I, ~ "a ~, otus " "V WIN s ~ t ~ ~ M. g -
ole PROOF mat lhe snip was cr,minay destroyed. NV n
spspelous circumstances Was na 'he ions u1a o. "s y"
s uaVu Vs. sleau OF peing iel. Oh lne ets
i, 'ioee; an, "es eusuy poer ~ , sri se,a
IN r ,i le wv - - ,d rba dsck
iour boats besides on deck and anoiher eApecee.
was 50 neumpefed win me oter poa' ma The
luiey necessary 10 remove ue ions pos g. N sbin et
uaVls were sngtneneu anu suens'ns' ~, ,,,ns ~
Tor the securing OF the long boat anu aoe I nd
eeiVed on ireight ~hlch tooA lhe paOe Vi s'' ~
so says Dunlap s ha h.. -
The counsel for the lnsuranee Ia % b ~
long absorbed IN tis matef, u'at ~ s t rt
their preJudces' Like az otpst W "a do ed
% penu 70 'ne5 % p,an: ,o.fsc,lv nropsf
anu ~ eortupt us ~ az yvsn hanging at the bo,vs
me secoha 20 = li ~ nj, Roselins comnimened M
,a,eau 2, Vi ues icaI kno,elsdee Rut M r. ,yond
''l"'iiop o m $500 ,,sn and ,yhnnt n,atsnaing 10
ay' ~ o,yaJas On nanticaI matters that nnl
~. y , cioar N the Culf the mnster sbould moi
uie ~ ~ I M a ,.;,,a.. "a bosr an,iped
1 nt hv tls deIendants and II rested only ON the
a ~ Nj t>tvptl,ron The assertion yVas ridculous on
~, cas
The tbin. Cautain Wilson took in the top gallant sail
whom there was n neeessitv for it, and when 1t made diff
aoc f ona r Vo ez an hour and no entry is made Of
IN he lo II he necessary that every change in the
% boud he recorded bu IL such an omission evidence of
fraudulent intent7 1t SO happened luckily for us. that
vben This nnyieldy Russia was trying TO make her slow
INV ,o,nvd ,be she was passed by the Creole one
IF tbe eest packet ships in the word she passed the
Rps,ia like bird AT that very time the top gallant sails
of Creole were in Lfth is suspicious act on the
nart of Cant Wilson il was equally suspicious as to Capt
Foster Mr. Winthrop said the sail could not have been
shortened on account of the loose cordage that all
good condition Dunlap says the old rigging in such
bad state that il broke and the in eeyng
new irping
The that Jones told Dunlap to take
nan during his own watch and this done get id of
him why did they select Dnnlap's watch? !? Could they
not have committed the act during the watch Of Jones
Then Jones told the lie down in their cothetha is,
the men who had just turned in. But within ten minutes
after he had gone down. he called to take in the fly
ing jib. Why should they call him again Why not
| leave him to sleep.
The fifth is that no order was given to put out the fire.
This not so but Captain Wilson, and the sailors prove
that orders were given and the effort made to extinguh s
4 fire Dnnlap swofe 10 The contrary While Dunap yas
elnen nm fore sai the alar n of fire was given
Wilson ordered buckets of water and the men attempted
to enter the cabin but were deferred by heat and smoke The
bell was rung aud light waived to invite asstance These
facts are aested by the captain and the sailors The can
tain would not permit Dunlap to cut hole in the deck and
bus the air which would have insured the destruction
Of all But CAPTAIN Wilson was reduesttd by the sailors tc
prevent this cutting the deck He detailed the particuars
of the eonhasraton and argued that the CAPTAIN
/ did everything in their power.
The sixth is that after the fire was discoveyedh il might
have been easily exuguished He proceeded 70 show by
testimony of the sailors and eaptan that il was impossible
i 10 extingul.h the FIRE
Ahouah CAPTAIN Payson sears he thinks the fire could be
ont ant vi Captain Porter who was ia command of a tow
boa thoppht inpob TO save her with the ass1stapce Of
NJ. tnvboa he went within short distance of the Russs
ia w., MOI ds,sI from ndssyorng tn save the shin or
| , r IL ran,,, or ,,I,,ter
Tt,, VI u,e 'p',t ~, =, ~ IT, -. t, H. - l.. .
Ae e'enen ~. 's i ~ =" ~ .io t @ sl,s rs io
| su'picious Vi 't7e4-ulds ' Os " w eo" iuitlei vi
] neI voyage. :,
ne would prove W Duhap n'"ss' Lhai every ehofL was
maae 10 get along on ei eoulSe " ue M eEGencs
on thls pou luHy many sea calans nave leslhed ua
duu saier IKE ne Russia %ouu hn1 II ahneut 70 make
easng captain foser Oh uie Ceoe VINO hsd passed he
IKE hlrd, was NOT az all supfheu'
Ihs ioE oook haa oeeh WORKED up oy Oapt D. j. Nnght
which pnngs the snip "thin iew miles OIL where she wa
LOST
ihe elsh'h-as 70 the teumony OF the fhppa street wo
meh-he shows Their statements to be contradlclory-t1rhe
only one or whom they claimed any pretensons io
respeetaol ana whose testimony was deemed ny the de
leuans SO npoah' 10 sustain he case, mat they mac
moved 10 commune !ne case 10 copel ef attendance mad
last been brought INTO court ana under animation
'e acAno"el ses NAY sne never heahI Capt' wilson say
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