New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

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The br1E Lillian, Captain Nichols, arrived at this
port from Black ryer, Jamaica. Oh Saturday morning,
with cargo Of logwood, and reports that he was
boarded BY British war steamer, on the 23d nlt-,
wnen ten miles east from Sombrero Key. The
steamer was painted lead color, and was no doubt
British colors, and placed herself In the vessels
sa - INA. sne was enngeo 70 neaye 70. boat
the name IN ,bs - .s hs,. ~ =,
bonnd ana asLas ~ -. ths $780, O., r;nsI
nrodnceJ then ana ssssr .h. ~
officer told him thai I. waa al yse,t s,d ~ iJ ~
coed The hosf tbsr In "a ~ - St1 ~ 49, at1s Rg
swav ana eontinpsd ON iis Tsr na,Se
inc n tbe case 10 ,osrt = go a.,a. ;L 49,
been reported. "'''" "A's
1notber~ Cant pava,s ~ th. h-;x x,.-u. ,..
sayanilIa v;a Kav Wesf Nsv ss,h "a s.,nta ~ ~
was BOARDED bv boat frnm the fr,t;sb war sses,s,
stvx and naneys overbanled wss ssLed ~,,svs fa
and bound. npmber Of crew a. 10 clearsnees et q Al
~ o a.; iii i;.s - - w. ~
~ T;s ;s III hr rbct 70 r.,.~~.s =
c,,ant ,scs;..d hs ,bs Ibsi q, chas, - IN sns ~
ago Tbe hr;s s3onrsd ~ isnd so,e ,ass e'ss
Rsr We, svho ,rdrr tts "a - ,;ias 80 "a a
~ ,hsr cort;o,sS ~ ~ . ~ - ~ - - s.y ~
The s,ea,osr 70 ~ nc rs 4; m T5 tt -
oft q
IN bosr;ns dnd M asse s;', ~as ~
time iurisdicfion Of he Inits State a. far q the
nan i; h;h " ar ~ @ ..asss ~ "a as Ss sae
Peyas made o ,s ~ n a vsp. dp
c;.a ~ ~ S0P'A'-' VI ~ s'' o''i0ei 'eins 'e'y
S'' Ra,,,,.s l., s:.1 M. O., M -
Tsnsro C.y -. = ~ gs.sa e.; y, stt
SMEAR az T. T;,,,l lo. nay rasss sy WIZ
evening of Nav III when oif Havana he vas bearded
bv hoaf from Snsnish ,sar ssssr,sr ~ T5 rs
n eoSornand ass;,ad NJ 80 ~ ,,. ~ as o..ss'
which was SHOWN him and he dsnsr.ed 5.v;nr hser
's''a' AA''' ',... ..e Po,.'s.
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Nkss'-ine BOSTON lfsnscnp', Oh tne 4tn inst says;
A patty from Grantviiler Needham, comprising
about thirty persons, went upon fishing excursion
down Boston Harbor, yesterday, on board the yacht
Surprise Nearly al the party were taken seasck in
the course OF the forenoon, and among those most
violently affected was Mr. Eben c. Jones. Cashier OF
the Boston and worcester Railroad Corporation He
tongue with chloroform, which has been recon-
meDded for use on such occasions With others who
were sick. he finally retired 70 the cabin and abont
noon he was discovered lying upon the floor, wrth
ing in commissions and apparently in dying cond-
ton.
The boat which was then some Dine miles below
tne , outer Lgnt, was Immediately headed ior Rains
mssntme sverTtbing nossb ss dome 4, NJ NJ Ionss II ~
companions for bis restoration-bnt before the Island
could be reached, though he rallied sufficiently TO
SPEAK lew Wuius, ne Dteatneu MS la.t As may De
imagined, the whole party were profoundly impressed
with this sudden and melancholy demise of one Of
| their number
| Upon examination of the bottle Of cholroform pur-
chased by Mr. Jones just before starting the ex-
cursion, and which contained only ounce, it APP
peared that be had taken little than half;
and the action OF this small quantity upon empty
stomach, created by vomiting, was doubtless the
cause OF his death. This important fact should be
borne in mind by those who propose to imbbe chloro
form as remedy for sea-sickness.
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An INTERESTING SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR CoSFIS-
ING A LADY IN A LUNATIc AsYLUN.-Several years
| ago, young woman OF Cincinnati, member of one
Of the churches, was confined in the lanatc asylum
ality Of the officers Of the church who honestly he
ieved her to be in deranged state of mind. After
her liberation, the young woman, Miss Fanny Hale,
commenced snt against b. vandergrin and Others, for
Ialse lnprisohment, ana upon tne nrst tria some
years ago. tne Jury rendered yerdct Ior the paintif
lot $lV"oV. new trlai was mad. when the jury
ialied 70 agree Inc case was again re.tred IN the
ooinnion .leas Souil sns wesh, ana .ne jury @ lsst
evening returned verdc' ior MISS Hale Ior $4,000.
lnls wlil ptoDsDly " tne enc u hugauon IN tnis
eu''o1' S"'e'-- -le, l>.,'.e.n.'@.. oa-e..e.
A Quick TRIP TO HosoLuLu-The American
clipper brig Josephine arrived at Honolulu s. L.. on
the 2sth of April. lOs days from New York. The
co..-,.-.,., ,s.a,.;S~. - u..a1.1.
commercial Advertiser oil Honolulu says:
Her peculiarly long and wedgelike bow, and her
long, low null, surmouutel Dy apparently lnsuncent
spars have excited the astonishment and puzzled the
understanding OF many OF our old sea.dogs, until
they exclalm, She's too much for me-" We have
oeen peli.1u .s " oapt, o'one 70 eAanlne sne ap
tracted 2 few memorands 0eF Cane Horn Cant M
| stone makes the following memorapdum addressed
IN Iieut Manrv with whose charts and drections bs
was nrov;ded This is nv frat vova ce ronnd Cane
| Horn thonoh 7 have bnlieted the North Atlantic
twentv.tiye wears and 7 have never oace been de
ceived in regard 10 the direction Of the wind as nd
to yonr valnahle Information on the snbiect'; The
best days run was 2s5 nautical niles The Josephine
Is hermaphrodte rugged, is l54 feet long, I'll feet
beam, and measures 25o tuns burthen.
w.. = - M I,-,,-.-- ~.
WEArhEh AND OHofs'-ine relcaha Democfat
OF Saturday last, says:
This part Of the State has generally been blessed
with plenty of rain at the same time, planters have
had enough fine weather to keep their crops in good
o-,.~ Gcsto,, for time tha s,sar
and corn Is generally good Some fear that the rst
that destroyed the oats may attack the corn. In
deed, some planters say that It has done so upon
e.1 soin u.s. o har,sst mn'e n'e p'ous'ne
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