New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-14

key Wksr, April 9Th, 1858.
sr<.sr.. EasfoSs.-The u s. mail steamer CAL
aa4a. csnt. Bsdish. from New Orleans via Tampa,
rxssx Ill ii last By thia arrival weare IN possess
Do, off,e 1rsh8ng intelligence that the Seminoes
.zr~ ea.<;uc movement towards enigrating TO the
w<<. ID answer to The terms Of capitalization ex-
xrd>l b them BY Major Rector in recent talks with
Qazr Aexlera and party that chieftan accompanied
n sprntytwo warriors, had arrived at the encamp
iu<a1 At Fort Myers and delivered themselves up.
Ehx tribe are very much scattered throughout the
Hrr pszt d the Peninsua and soon rs this intel
Hrsnce reaches them, they win be likely to follow
<keir iesder Sam jones' the head Of the war party
foes not respond 10 the call readily and may hold
90 ~c-.etlfne longer. but he and all bis warriors will
eusarsse-this Is the opinion OF those best informed
IN azninoie matters 1nshippng news there is much
81 fnaestance The ship Rockland, Capt Brown,
haz had her cargo taken out she has been leaking
ex <e accident at the rate Of three feet per hour,
aza has steam pump in operation every honr, night
and dsy. The Board OF Survey who examined her
nce the discharge say she viii require expenditures
- the amount OF go 900 to make her seaworthy, and
xzzcn she cannot rate A No l. She Is insured for
Sfoao0. Capt Brown goes North to consult with
"a Owners The cargo Is in bad condition. near 1000
hs1es cotton are damaged, and win no doubt be sold.
Ana F. tit. Esq, Is consignee Of the ship.
The bark Sierra Nevada, Capt. Poster, from
Havana Coz Marseiles with 5000 boxes sugar, IS |
bazea tobacco, was brought into port the 27th inst
81 ase wreckers. She has received great injury to
hrr keel forward, which is split and part Of hang
tug by the bolts athwaft ship. When she was got
xas~f the ships pumps barely able to keep her
tknu sinking From the report Of the divers and the
Gsptaia's opinion, she ordered 70 be caulked in
her upper works, and hove out for further examna.
<ian and repairs
Tfse brig Monsterrat Capt Mcdonald, from New
tJt3eaas bound TO Bordeaux with cargo of tobacco
sur and slaves, upon the Marqusas on the night
AT che Sd, and getting no assistance. came to this
place Tor wrecking vessels to get bis brig aloat.
Several have gone down and are now saving the
xxra They will doubtless both vessel aud cargo
csrsu consists Of 100 bids. tobacco and 256 bbls.
Hsz. and few thousand slaves.
he O. S. steamship Fulton, 1t. Com. Amy, on the
J8<h inst. arrived from Havana, touching for coal,
szsfex aud provisions She sailed for Tampico on the
I'd, cHcers and crew all well.
arrirais 9th, brig Layacca, Parker, Mobile
zuth, bark Francis Secor, Paine, New York brig
z3lefsnie JOY, Franklin; schooner Guthrie Springer,
Trxxs; brig Mary Elizabeth. McConnor, Havana
schooner j. NJ. Vance. Bonger Philadelphia slst,
E s. G s. schooner Agassiz, Jardella Apalachicola
Us C. S. schooner Dana, Mitchell. Charlotte Har-
zsors April Isl U. 5. 9. s schooner Joseph Henry,
S<es1 Cedar Keys; I'd, U. s. steamer Calhoun, Bod
efstz, New Orleans Sd, schooner Howard. - Bos-
<az 9Th schooner S. b.. james Clark New York.
Szzsd- 2sth. brig Lavacca, Parker Portland /;
7afh, hsfk Francis secor, Paine, St Marks slst U.
s. s. ssafi,re, Springer New Bedford; lst, schooner
J. " A. Shmead, White Philadelpha-she has been
rx.s,xisef IL an expense Of 1860 10 Sd brig Mary