New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Cape Cos bearing s e by svs nil.s oT TDe 0'e'Sn@
The night was cie1 and beth vessels h,d been ie
each from the otner. The e. T. Smith Va. IN viod
ward and little sstern, when Q severe ". y souIi
coz PEELED both vessels to shorten sail. The Trisoh
hsIed her Jb down, was brought head to the vind.
ard lad stern way, bat her companion, vhe. ths
equal .truck her. up helm evidently with the in,en
ten Of passing TO l.ewnd.
In attempting to do 50 she struck the Trinmph %
The stsIboaTd quatsr with such violeDcs thu, aIl
hands supposed she would sink and jumped On beard
the Z. /. Smith, eIeep, James Hswes, tie cook, who
was below.
The Triumph WAS thrown en the other tsek By the
collision, ami vixen tire yessels separated headed
to the eastward. Cspt. Artis seeipg her still shoat
says that he urged Capt Lee 10 put about and enable
him TO regain his vessel-st al events, to cave the
COCK but be woud not, alleging an excuse that bis
OWE Vessel might be driven ashore, although the and
vas n'e miles distant the squa past and apparent
anger neaf-so both cook and vessel were le 20 their
TIE f. I. Smith srrived here yestsrdav. With ths
crew Of the Triumph on board, who had iost avery.
thing. The Triumph beloogedt to Brdy.tosn NJ
va eight years old, valued at $500, and hsa on
board go turs Of coal SIZE is rot insured
The Z. I. Smith had her jibboom and hesd-eesr
carried away but sustained very little damage Ia her
hull il is very probable, therefore, that the Humph
Was not so bacly damaged as her captsin and crew
suppositon however the fact that her lame sde ws
brought to esward by the colsi,r, and cosseq
open 10 the water. Bostou Traveller, July2.
I The MISSING BOATS or TAE SHIP ALBERT FRANKLIN
ALL SAFE.
The ship Albert Franklin, Capt Dunbar, before re-
ported abandoned wreck, 10 the Bay Of Bengal,
while on the passage from Calcutta, bousd to Cnna
had three boats in which her sought safety,
when she on the eve Of sinking. Duicg the fret
night after the disaster the boats separated and the
neAt day the boat which contained the captain aud
five of the crew wss picked aP by the ship Judge
Shaw, and subsequently landed at Rsngoon; but
nothing could be seen of the other two b,s,s. in
o,arge Of tie chief and second mate and fears
entertained fer their safety.
We are happy therefore, TO learn by letter frou,
Capt. Dunbar, dated Cslcuts May ), tha. his misc
Ing boats had been picked up BY brig few days
after the wreck and carried TO Bsssein; thus though
the ship was total loss all hands were saved and
all were well at last accounts.
The HOMICIDE ny An INSANE SEA CAPTAIN.
Our correspondent at Holmes Hole writes US IS f,l-
lows in regard to the homicide board the schooner
Cameo Of Boston, Capt. Easterbrook, for Cardenss,
which arrived on Wednesday:
"The Cameo arrived in charge OF Mr.. DAvis,
Vney ard pilot, he having boarded her today ct IL
o'clock, M, at the mouth Of the Vineyard Sound with
coors ains in distress, the captain stating that there
had been attempt at mutiny, in which he had killed
the mate and wounded two men. Captain Estaorook
reports arriving here that the mate had previously
threatened TO bill him. and the morning Of the ysh
he heard him say 10 the men at the foIeesse gang
way, 'Who will be hesdsman = and Immediately
came aft and went into the cabin The captain fol-
lowed knocking down the man q, the wheel and the
cook on bis way, and found the mate armed vita two
Of toe pistols at him. he Capt. Estsbrook struck the
mate ia cell defense.
"The crew stated tbs. the captain was kind TO them
during the voyage; that there was no attempt at nu-
try and that the mate did not arm himself uati aer
the two men had been knocked down an an attempt.
had been made on the third mate, without effect end
that aer the encounter with the mste he gave up the
charge OF the schooner and stayed in the cabin most
the day. ,.
"Capt Estsbrook and crew were arrested soon after
arrival by Constable Hursel, and Deputy Inspector
North took charge Of the schooner to await orders
from Boston ossIes esPS Miller % of &sachsssr H. sS.d
years.
deputy Marshal Goodrich arrived last night from
Boston, and has taken in custody the captain snd crew
cf the schoor or Cameo"
The Vineyard Gazette ssys that the inquest was
held on Thursday, and the verdict OF the Coroners
Jury vas that William Miner came to his death by the
hands Of Capt. Hezekiah ID. Estsbrook. The Ga.
.te has the following additional intelligence IN regard
10 the cad affair."
"The captsin seems to have been lsboring under
the haucination that his crew had desgns upon his
vessel and the money said TO be on bosrt, and has
guen such evidences of insanity as leads to the opinion
that at the time, be must have been BESIDE hmsslf
II is said upon the mate found several weapons,
pistols ond bowie kute.
state rooms, which was done; but when found 10 b,
upbesrably sutry and Close he was permitted 10 com
out At the captains direction, the coors were SCI o.
hali.msst when the smack hove in sight, and wnen
forward upon the boom.
1.-The unfortunate captain does not look like dan
perous ard brutal offender and now appears TO sun1
most eeeply from the distress Of his rash and hasGy
coniuct. The remains of Miller, the murdered man,
are prepared tor internent. Boston Journal
PIRATE IN THE GuLf
The following is from the Havana correspondent oi
The Charleston Courier; .,
"HAvASA, June 81, 1858.
"On the Ii.h instant the bark Louisa, NJ M:sson mas
- thta fstFf
more and Csrdenss. On her psssafe from the latter
mort. on the day she arrived here, when about eight
miles off Matanzss fore and aft schooner, showing
Spanish coors fred four several sao :. sS.1S one
came 90 close ID her TO induce the man o. Too
wheel to leave his post, TO which he was imuieolatev
sent back by Captain Mason. Captain hassJn We
of opinion that the Ehotner, though sue sno"eo
Suapish colors, was British cruiser but IN ths ne
was in error, because il is well known thA, bnn,o
men-of war never fire gun without noi'.lns snem
national dag no matter what colors they nsy have
flying at the time. ,. A..
II s difli ,ult TO form opinion a. TO what tass
Schooner may have been; Il does not appear InPoss,
bic that she vas pirate, htted Out ior o'mo y, 20
ontnor,s OF this island and that her owners, tskiSg
of the recent excitement caused by tae un-
warranted conduct Of the British cruisers, httea her
out TO make prizes under the guise OF naonn ves
eel and when the circumstances OF tne captures So
made public, % let it be supposed they hso oeen
n ade by British cruisers. Whether ths % eoffece
suoposition OF not feel warranted In asserting tuse
IL was not British cruiser which hred AZ Ihs osiA
Lousa. y,. - IN ..;.
"The United States steam er Fdlton was en- ton
h.,bor last Saturday, and on toe right OF th:. esy
conveyed Thomas Savage, esq United states Acune
Consul General in this city to ha,anzs. M savage
returned 10 ths city on Saturday iigat-
yellow fever waich has eysiiea 70 an a'a,%rs 1 hs
/ extent, and Of an extremely fatal character, III
ths lat seven or eight days. am happy to ste, nss
e se 49,, 20 rmsroos in it's attacks or go malsnAn~
/ srRayGs sroRY--Tke Marksrae Ia CeH'ra
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