Mutiny Aboard the Norway Off Macao to Havana
A mutiny broke out on the Norway from Macao to Havana with about a thousand coolies aboard. Fire was set in two places and hatches barred as officers and crew fought the mutineers through the night. Thirty coolies were killed and over ninety wounded before control was restored. Captain Major faced threats to cut away masts and abandon ship. The captain’s wife and two daughters were aboard. a night death occurred for a lady passenger and a child from fright.
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Terrible Dinner Party Poisoning in New Orleans
A New Orleans dinner party ended in mass illness and deaths as arsenic laced jelly poisoned guests including Laney Phelps and Miss McKee. Four Lemley slaves detained. other guests recover slowly. A gas explosion near Bathe injures Mr Lehouse and damages nearby stores.
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Arrival of Mexican Prizes and Prisoners at New Orleans
The General Miramou and Marques with 60 prisoners reached New Orleans, joined by the US sloop Preble with 120 prisoners including Commodore Marin and his two sons. The Marques prisoners were moved to Parish Prison. Armistice terms at Vera Cruz were rejected by the Juarez government, three conferences ended without agreement, while the garrison briefly fired and the French fleet communicated with Miramon. The Arizona carried $140,000 in specie from Brazos. Nearby burn tragedies in Ohio and Pennsylvania claimed several children and a man, with dramatic rescue by a mother in Clarion County. Further notes include a death from tetanus in New Jersey and an 1859 Denver duel between Dr Stone and Secretary Bliss.
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Adams Sentinel Experiments With New Payment Plan
The Adams Sentinel announces a new single annual subscription offer. They will provide the SenTinee for one year at 81.75 if paid in advance, and warn that usual terms apply if not met. The note invites early adopters to reduce credit risk and expand the paper’s subscriber base.
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