The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-13
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Complaint and Protest from the Crew of
the Jefferson Borden Confession OF Rev.
A. Z. Strange.
New YonK, Jan. IA special cable
dispatch from Aberdeen, Scotland, says
the crew Of the American schooner JEFF
ferson Borden publish a letter. com.
planning OF harsh treatment at the
hands of Capt. Patterson, also Of the
unseaworthy character of the vessel in
which they refuse to go to sea again.
In referring to the mutiny which took
place on board the Borden, and for
which two of the sailors will be hung
In Boston, probably Friday next, the
remainder OF the crew aver their belief
that they were good men when they
left New Orleans, but that they were
provoked to mutiny and murder. The
document Is signed by the first and
second mates, the steward and the crew.
They wish Miller and Smith, who are
sentenced to be hanged In Boston, to be
reprieved until these documents ar
rive In America. as3
At regular meeting OF the Presby-
terry OF Jersey City held yesterday at
Englewood, N. j., Rev. A. G. Strange,
pastor Of Broadway German Church, OF
Patterson. voluntarily confessed having
been guilty Of adultry with member
Of his church, mentioning the person
by name. Mr.. Strange was thereupon
deposed from the ministry.
Central and south American News.
INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT pAnRERo
MONEY CRISIS IN PERU TERRIBLE
EARTHQUAKE AND STORM. gH.
NEW York, Jan 12.-Tlc Panama
Of the American Press
Association transmits the following:
PANAMA, Jan. The inaugural OF the
President Of the State Of Panama, Senor
Cafael Arisparo, took place to-day.
The new iron English bark Colombo,
sailing from Cardiff with full cargo OF
coal, consigned TO the Panama Steam
Company OF Panama,
struck d reef and went down while
making anchorage of Of the Island Of
Flamenco. The vessel Is submerged
above decks. The vessel aud cargo will
be sold at auction,
Trouble Is anticipated in Central
America.
Honduras, Ii said TO be quietly
arMing against Salvador. and relations
between Costa Rica and Nicaragua
are less friendly than formerly, owing |
10 the boundary disputes.
y Valparaiso has been the scene Of u
terrible flood. A storm broke out Oh the |
OF the 10th; the rain fell so
heavily that In a short time the streets
md ground floors Of the houses where
inder water. Immediately after busi-
less was suspended aud traffic impossi. |
Die, aud all kinds Of travel rendered
dangerous. Three launches In the bay |
we're sunk and several vessels unshippcd
rom their moorings, and two lives lost.
rho loss Of property Is estimated at
81 son, 900. M &Hs thi
Several women has been registered in
,ome OF the towns In Chill as qualified
,oters, and will exercise the right Of
suffrage at the approaching elections.
PANAMA, Jan. 3.--Peace prevails, with |
10 visible sign Of rupture. 5.
General Rafeal Arizparo, provisional
since Oct. IL last, was inaugu-
ated on the 1st instant Us constitu-
ional President for term of two
ears.
Don Antonio Barrero took his seat as
President OF Ecuador on the 9th ult.
len. Julio Saenz, commander Of the
orces, anticipating resistance to the
of Barrero by Garcia
doreno's officials still in power, de-
,osed them, and conducted the Presi-
lent elect into power. 8
Peruvian advices report the money
risis still further aggravated.
Letters have been received in Lima
ated Cusco, Dec. II, which announce
he complete destruction by earthquake
n the 4th OF the town OF Abancay.
Between 4 p. m and a. M, no less
han thirty-seven shocks occurred, sew
raj Of which were very severe. The
own is said to be completely destroyed,
ut it is not known II eny loss Of life
ccurrcd.
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