New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04
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:# KEY WEST, Jan. Is, 1854
Messys Edisos-By lie arrival d he D. 8, ~.
enue cutter ]. Appleton, Can't. W b Randolph. fro
Miami We learn the following pa1tjculs1s 81 thet0t
loss On Hilhboro bar of he Americsn bark Thalss
Capt Nash:
The bark Thales, from New Orleans. viii - -
sorted cargo Or provisions bound ON trading voyse
TO the Cost Of Africa went ashore the ujst Of IL
9th, sixty miles north OF Cape Florida and swelve
miles above Esbiers inlet ON on near Hilsborus inlet
heavy Easterly swell soon drove her hief ON III
beach, where with her keel out Of water and her MI
some feet below the surface and the cargo vet Cspe
Marsh abandoned her and set out with passengers
and crew in his long-boat for Key Wet. Arriving
at Miami they boarded the cutter and were broush1
to this city BY Lieut.. Randolph. At Miami The new
Of the accident was communicated 70 the nuaEboat,
and she dispatched to the wreck. Capt Filler, liz
master reports that he reached the vessel 1t an early
hour OF the l7th The Indians had been the 6 firse
boarders pa large number being on board and q
the beach, where was burning large camp nre; but
on the approach Of the mailschooner they left the
vessel and reiterated TO the bush. Capt Filler went
on board and found the cabin ransscked and ever.
thing Of value removed but the cargo had mot been
broached. He at once proceeded 10 remove The
matches and get out the cargo he VA soon Joined
BY the schooner Gipsey OF this place, and the TIVE
vesses loaded with the entire cargo and materials It
the vessel. except SEINE lumber and left the wreck
the 10th for Key West
The Indians remained in the vicinity. and have.
sro th;s safely removed averxtb;nv AZ v.,na 49,,
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could make use Of that was left behind The famous
Tigertail was chief Of the party. They had ob
tained some lionors. and we're making ttensa,v..
eAnou 1.-.o .41s g. -. a.us
merry-dancing ABOUT ther nres az night, exulting
over their good fortune 10 falling into quiet pos
session Of, to them, bountiful supply Of cabin
stores, clsthine, medicines and LIQUORS.
's.ee' 1881 49,. 80 T.s.-a-..,
An Indian agent, Col. johnson, with friendly
seminole named Cloud ana an interpreter, were Is
from the vreck. Int strange II r.v thew c.me
sonn ~ ~ s.hoansr :. ths s,.os ,,ss, y
GOWN IN 'ne schooner 70 tnis place. ma.ing no eAeF
ton to communicate with the Indians, although they
were sent from Tampa Bay by Col. Rector for the
express purpose Of having talk With Tigertail,s
band, and mad neen ~ MIAMI aWalung cnance y
do 80 for some days previous.
The II. 8. Marshal has sold the perishabe portion
Of the cargo consisting Of -four, bread, eheess and
ale. The Inaes was an oia vessel, valued % So,ouV
The cargo supposed to be insured for SIG 900 The
messengers and crew have been sent back to New
r-,..-s- 90. M.,h ,,,a;rs n, set,,a ~, ,,, h,;
orleans Caps Malsn ~ se.'s y .1e uls'
ness. Consignees OF vessel ana cargo, ". q. wan
l. Co.
The brig seouin, lately ashore at Long Key. haal
oeen 'ouno uasea..ny lue - =. =, =
been chartered % take her cargo % havana; The 8
will, no doubt Be condemned. Ine Aomlraisy Court
awarded the savors lor sner N
The brig Enterprise reported e being mere 10 dr.
tress, from New fork, was ioun0 70 need no repairs