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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Upnkerism denninR Its Position.

The Albany drgus thus states It's view Of the
last Syracuse muster and its belongings The
reader will Judge for himself but 1t seems TO us
that the view taken of the effect Of the Syracuse
doings is the just and sound one
with regard to the Syracuse mass meeting, we do
not deny the right of ind vduAs attending il express
their opinions upon the Slavery question. Their pro
iessed object was union, and far they concurred
In the joint ticket, proposed by the Syracuse COnven
ton and adopted by the Uuca Convention and discain-
ed the doctrine OF tests II all very well But when
beyond this they assumed to make further declsra-
ton on the subject OF Slavery, and the power of Con-
gross over II In the territories they did simply
individuals and by no means speaking for or in be-
half of the Democratic party Of the State They could
n0' do go, for, with a few exceptions, they embraced
only that section which had already avOWed their Opin
ions NJ ca-very few OF the Syracuse organization
being present. and not 10 exceed dozen Of that organ
Rston taking any part In the proceedings. The Dem
ocras Of that organization had avOwcd their position
~ Rome and at Syracuse, ana upon that they stand
aud will stand and the Mass Convention, composed
and directed chiefly by delegates from the utcs Con
venton while they could it they chose revive and pre-
sent the Slavery question In such manner as was most
c0ngenial to their own views could not ana uid mol
pretend 20 speak Tor the Democracy OF the state AZ the
Ercping Post represents OF " both sections OF the
party"
The desire nj the Democratic massesis union. This
is hc great scope and object Of the union or combined
ticket Both divisions have declared their positions
upon the Slavery question Nothing csn be more ex-
plict in our judgment, more liberal, just ana
Democratic than the position taken unanimously by
the Deuiorratc Convention at Rome, and unani
mousiy rcairmed by the State Nominating Convention
Al syracuse-a position which while IL will not he de-
parted from will not be needlessy thrust forward.
ANY further attempts 10 ltigae the slavery question
and 10 revive the discussions ia relation 70 H. WIN serve
only to beeet irritation and distrust and weaken the
bond of union which, IT strengthened by the avoidance
of irritating topics and croundess claims Of concession
q either side scarcely fail TO lead TO fortunate and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

4 suoorlSs AFFAIR IN NORwALK.-On w ed
uesday last Mr. Deputy Sheria hced o. N9t~SS vy 49,
the Briasfpou FrrsCr went down To- isAAA a. w.
Warrants Tor the arrest OF severs persons WY 80
engaged ia taking oysters In violation o. ',v -"
Among the number thus employed was Nspt 80 :,
Lewis Of that city, who demanded 10 o. ih'Viues =,
the business Of the oihcer before ne esue S9oa4S -
his vessel This Mr. Reed refused to do, ana sno.'
p.flcy with some show OF violence ehsse~ Oos"eeS
The parties during which Mr.. Reed drew slN'oa
pistol and discharged the contents OF tnree ~ % -
One bail took effect the top OF the skull Just os %
the forehead, producing a severe wound Beng 'u.
disabled aud bleeding prolasely, M Lewis no sur
rendered he and three others (ienry leet hl""a
Keeler OF Bridgeport and Joseph Nash OF Ne.,potsh
were taken before Justice IN Nor~sk, ana a. yer 'N
animation were required 10 give bonds Tor iheii ~
pearance al the county court IN DECEMBER next WHO"
hey did and were discharged.
F.rHgE MATHEW Mr. Mathew continues his
good work with erest success. On Monday NJ was 81
Iyra and on Tuesdsy al New bGrypOrt On wedncs day
Toursdsy and Friday Of this week, he VIII be 81 froN,
deuce saturday Sunday Monday, and tuesday NEXT NEXT
h will be At Fall River; and on Wednesday 'ne ~o.u,
At New Bedford In addition which he has numerous
calls al over the country and as his isoors success.
cAns from all quarters increase, SHOWING VIC -
anxe,y in the public mind 10 Tree tne com - a..
curse Of intemperance. Boston JoarnA "e"Ns'''
= ~ Hon. Thomas Corwin has declined 70 de'
liver the Annual Address before The Bourbon AsHSu'
tars Society the 25th Of this month, out ssys
ne wal be present ii his engagements VIII Perm'
Lne Society offers premium worth slOo Tor ,ne oe''
nf guilt, the M manufacture oil a lady OF KENTUCKY
Louisville journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

MEssRs. EDIr0Rs: We have travelled about
400 miles having passed up % fue5ls, thence 60 the
Green Horn Mountains from which point deiseh.
rrent % fry men vas sent o. tie Ssngro th1su
Creek "a tributary 81 the Del Nortel upon thorough
exploration of the same i0r gold mines said 90 he 0n
that stream some u-s found but no eng i'n- o. ls.
tfy detention The question oi the existence %
valuable mines a. that point 70 settled ~ his exannl
ton There is no god OF conscquence not".tnstal b
Ing our private stvlccs Of tho fact From that en-
compliment passed south q the left of the Spanish
Peaks striking the Ration N0untains 0n Beuts Fort
Road 10 Santa 70 end pursuei The same 10 Diiest'l
tvenfvfve miles south OF h. place and nc>. Monday
tie fh instant, tsse up our lire oi march Tor tne
Gle Col Collier. Clst0m-u9uss oilcer 81 san Fran
cisco is here DE leaves PACK mules 10 a a." day 3
by hesrney. route river ella The Colonel and party
re an wen I learn from Capt Chapman Of The
Rangers that Gen. Harvey IS m route % this piaee-le
was wen RAMBLER.
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VI. Poussin, the French ,rIn,.tsr.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Sept 10. L

WAsHrSoroS, sept 10, lsi9
NJ Poussr, the French Minister, arrived here
this morning from toe Moth. lie viii .tay few
days and return - Nev-YOrk, where he intends
to reside until he receives instructions from lis
Government as 10 the course be is to pursue in the
affair OF his reputation by this Government rs
Minister Penipotentiary OF France.
Mr.. POussin IN his correspondence with the Sec
rotary Of State, have reason to believe. had not
the slightest intention OF creating oilense bgt m
pu'sye as his cOuntrymen are, and feeling that in
the shipwreck Of vessel belonging u France
under the circumstances, which demanded the re.
lief Of Commander Carpenter, salvage ought not %
be demanded, he wrote warmly on the subject
and whether indiscreetly or nor, must be decid ed
by the publication Of the official correspondence
which will probably rot take place until Congress
meets The Government Of France seems 70 be
content with the part is Representative he's
taken.
II is my hope that a reconciliation will be feet
ed between the two nations IN this matter, that
NJ. Poussin may remain here. and ! believe it s
the wish Of the President. Not long ago ne for
warded project for a commercial treaty or COM
pact, carrying out the principles Of reciprocity in
trade, so essential 10 the prosperity Of both ma
tons, hereby the products OF our greh. West
may be shipped to France free or nearly so Of
duty, and that our Cotton, SC. may also be sent
upon more liberal scale, which cvnces a hber
ahty OF feeling consonsnt with the spirit Of the
age, as well rs jealous regard FOR the interests
oil tlns country because none can doubt that such
regulation would conduce - the prosperity Of
France, as well ne create another link OF friend
ship and am.y between the two Republics.
can then bot reitsrate the hope that the present
difficulty will be settled without the necessity Of
peremptory demand for the recall Of Mr. Po1ssiu.
am personally Unscqusinted with him, but ! am
impressed with the belief that bis residence 10
INIT mot rtfifh hon
avail in forming taste and prediction ia favor
OF Re publicauism. AsaODEUs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

SANTA -, Aug To- l-i'.
Tho mel leaves to morrow avail myse,,, Of me
opportunity % give y0a few items oi Ne"'AeNieHh
A party OF Caiiforuia engrnus which I'm Fort
smith AK the 2lst June lasi arrived here y'stel
day without accident.
Hsrav Hickman. Adams and McMarus. with sixty
wagons arrived safe 81 this place from independence
Mo and have gone % Chhuahus. Otbef traders Tor
the lower country viii be 10 IN iofimshI me p'o'
poet for the chihuahua trade has some Shst bhtnhei
since my last letter 70 you, occasored 1y ine itiHe
lion OF the duties ~ Paso q 80 per cent eqns 20
cents on the yard cotton goods As Tate A. the hrt
Of August nothing had been heard from Inc t'o'i'
which should have arrived AZ IT paso from Texas
A postscript l. q letter from an authentic source
dated chihuahua, Jlly J. says tuHt accounts %.
California as late AS June D had been received N taa'
psce fCh.hushus Via Mszsilan) which represents the
gold A. si1v OR and that affairs were in horf.1e
condition there" This news bad but little eject On
the emgrants here They were determined 70 DeiieNe
rothirg uufavoraoc % tncr hopes, ana nave p1shel
on 70 the realization Of thcir-fsfe. Col Collier ana
his party ~ Sun here lie hopes 20 leave soon our
indian DIFF .utes are ihlonging last and iacA around
us. Col Washington tie military COMMANDER Oh tIls
department takes TIE ieii in person 20 morrow nsi
The Navs0 Indians, with nearly O.. the available force
% the Territory.
Col Washingtoa his been placed by the General
Government IN most critical position, ard the aii'r
cut tribes ~ lldl ans - which DE- ia s4fIluhnu Nate
not been SOW - take advantage Of the overhaul q
call IL ~ barsher name, Of leaving him Win Sue
limited means o. contend agSnst such numerous ma
b-nne.s of purpose sufficient 90 hold them ilr while
In check should they vori him too hard, and any
disastrous result ensue the TASK mus; not reel on ha
head but The heads Of those Who nave aoai'1 -i'l
OF ms gallant little force % Unequal conflict Jai
III IL nothing 10 bis career. 10 was but css'
be 20 suppose TIA. General Taylor would have rotan
cd T. keen recollection ol his own a1Andonmrii.
when looking down from The h. .his q blen- visa
upon the gallant OicCr who I'D him ana ms country
such good service that memorable day 10 We lear
fui pass OF Ia AnF0srd, az areward Tor thhl SET
vice 10 place him second time 10 position equally
q critcsi equally i0riorn. ,,.
There a. certainly something wrong In The War De-
psrimeni or such ignorance careessness aAa over
!. .ht could not oec-r The lew troops max cave zen
ora red 10 this Territory being dsy lesssuea N
number o. make up escorts Tor ci7 o-ctis 10 iNlI
endless routes o. California, aud RE balance Ne
doomed 20 be- buichered IN detail b! iofY 'no-'--'
sayagcs tt
AL observed in ny last the GoveTumefi 'a1ui..
Sod sn adequate force - tbs Territory or aoA-eh l'
- once and then ihcy Will be spared t1- frcoei.."
of h,virg ~antoniy sscfdced men worthy q 1e,ief
iate You're, truly, " D.
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ALIEN, lSih-CLEAKED, brg Antares, Sen francisco
+, rr srn Msrv Cfs,s Ssu, Vo,k

SALEM, ls,h-CLEARED, brg Aniares, Sen francisco
SAILED, sen Mary Cisrt, New-YOrk
NEW-BEDFORD. l9th-ARR, sch Adelaide Albany.
HOLINESS HOLE, l9h-AKRIvED. bark fremont Phil
adelphs, for Boston; briggs Hyiss, Denmark J Hitch
burn, Nicaragua, Asbam-, Bryant OhzbA, and Casil-
De- do for DO; kOan, do for Portsmouth, schrs hanmck-
IT, Governor Adeiire, Hsndaier. Advance. Mary III
Chsppe Waterloo, Friendship Tyrone Civilian, Eliza
beth. Ashland. Mslsbsr, Monterey and Escort do for
Boston; Senator, Newark for do II Carter and Harp,
Richmond, for do Of Y. Norfolk for Portland New
York and Melville. New-Yofk for Boston; Lucy Ann.
Pills for Weymouth; Genl Bovd. do for SscO Mary T.
Balch, do for DiRhtOn; ID Brooks. do for Newbury-
port Augustus Norfolk for do; Sarah, NYOrk for Port
land; Camills, BrsndyHine for Boston
WAREHAM, Sept l6-Ar schr Sarah Louisa, and 81 p
Apollo New-York l7lh. schrs Benz Brown, do NOtus,
Phlsd u, November, Baltimore. sid, 18Th, schr Ho-
ratio. New-York
PROVIDENCE, Sept BAR, schrs Express. Rspps.
hammock Union, and Turner, Baltimore Ninetts and
Souiherner Philsd Baker, and Fidelity, RondOut sip
Commerce. Albany Mary Helen, and Monarch RondOui
D Stevens, do, for Pawiucket Harves', aud NiglAut
NY0rk. Sid. schrs Adams Norfolk; Cape May Shensn-
doah. and Anares, Phisd Superior Rondoul sloop Vic
tory. NYork.
FALL RIVER, Sept 17-Arr. brig Quincy, Charleston
for DghtOn.
NEWPORT, Sept BAR, schr A Hawkins, Phila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

Nrw BRUNSWICK PoLITIciASs.-Ihe 81 'onn
Mex, Rrnaseosr of the 18th inst contains some state
m.n,s made by Alderman Needhsm, In lecture before
the Mechanics Institute there, In which eps'ch'os OIL
Msrcys pants ia outdone in meanncss BY the Los''s
ture in its contingencies
Among the articles stated BY the Alderman 70 nave
been imported tor the Legislature are some items inHi
pass belief Tho snuff for the Lower Heuse ior one
session he stated cost S20 copy books we're import
ed also COR the use Of the children OF certain ocas
hvvers gowns plated candles'ieks for the use OF ihe
House but which he stated somehow OF another ionn9
Their way into private houses Valentines OF embossed
uaper for writing them silver pencllcsses &c;
CHARGED IN The contingent, account under the ne"l OF
loks hinges and screws snd gold spec'scies Tor inc
HIN The Provincial Secretary, 10 enable nun 70 see
An arrangement he said. was made between Tue A'er
ney General and some other OF the members o. , ' Al
e~v,iye Government on the one part ana ZION ~,
GAMBLER on the other by which was ARRANGED maj u
he latter would waive his clam 20 the oice ~ '''o'h
f..-sI I'm ami the members slludct 10 would
gve him written promise lhs' he saosla nave ,nS
oiHce OF Chief Justice whenever Il became Ns'sn' r.
The all.rmsn stated that Mr. Chandler now hsd uhS'
document IN his possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

The Rooles'er Dsmo1s' Gays one Of the nnest com
panes which has yet left this part Of The tate for Cal
io-nia. has been organized 10 Brighton. They sailed
on Saturday, sept j., ifsui NewYorS ior san Fran
cisco. he following are tneiE names
cNg.,-.. Bsrs.. > FIsb-r A Mecca. Joh1 Nrcra,
Cda.- Gaze 70 % B-.ou,J tnas n, Wn llf--f geo
..r " 81. srl Goa. .i a-.- young - -
one s seaport oi Gen fsfnf a'' %
dt Pre- 1sl - s Ael' Cfs- hoasl tlt heiJ
CAB
30 siip Hampton, from Balh Sc. ior san francisco
sept
Dr war.r Bsr--t svs'-r,. si Ls1g We GORE
r-- rrl .-s-r HsrlIf. irf. Crosby F--f fI.4
.-.h Hlcs ID o. Hsary, Hl-aaa-i, 3 va NJ
rr.t.a 80. Mess ID h-.El A. lfa 20 ~ Il i-f 80
s-'ss p. 4rii L65-y i0s sa.- tot WIltn SOB t b.
C..f 200. Cog Iora ss-slf. d. BATE Na'-ff- q
w.D-rus Bsorf-i L~rHfln, DO q Boil fha-i
\ ul-l-s Nlosa kn-r J.aa Digs. fa'.is.t Ata " a't.
Nsf-rrl- A - AI-r. ftr.-i J l.nrs11, 49, H-
Eio-ns-i Ja.r POS ,ss.-t.art P T. b-f-f fti-- p
Fr-~ -.. Lsrrss-- b-i1l h.tt-r ssora-rs1 " n q
gr e. Hsrl CARES ~ issr ~ n frrrll. o. NJ 81.
Hri-srl Esn--. brffa. carte. d. W d" Ar ..'sf
grrrsaHl Trr cr.s.F. Han .ler Z ID --lr WOO fI tt'f
Disc s.. ssr1s H-rrF r.- River hirlr Per- L-r ,
ST.. 81 Blf-rl H.e.or " FsT- Wi-sfr- 20 ff.if s-tss
tal.s same. h-11a- fa4ft-A
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The Ithaca Pack Mule Train-CoHneil eroFe
-Union Of TraIn--Accldeuiai -hootinsoi
a Member Of the Train he Arkansas
KIver-indians-Aa Alarm and PARADE TO
Nicer the Indians IN BatIie-ihe Weather
development Of Character on the flhin''
GErxS HoES VILLAGE. Base % the 2
Rocky Mountains. July :. - >

Rocky Al Mountains July :, So
Nv last communication was dated tninN' tne
l-;h OF Nay. a. no Me CreeE iai l-s-- -.s 49,
nat time snd u considerable distance from - p-ee
OF date The csu.e u which Is explained "A silfes-i
promised some facts ard argument. --nsi me PACK
niu mode II iran.lt r-suluog rom oos-fF-luh. p
TIE progress q tna ltA-c- = r--y - - -
comp any a. no Nile Greek o recruit IRON he ex
hau-.on ant exposure Of tier then short journey
th-y gere in miserable gLsli ADJ - ere 20. o'ei
taken 81 ;hem Until alter our -rf'al a t9ll- ty.
g which point Jay several days 20 pfoc-le 80
sxetres and sDokes iaA being tne last place alora
TOTO tar ums ard ls.s ss the -1th Of June, ~
lfhscs COMPANY have been at-rn-tey I'D Al'alee u
rear Of our company, about "hicn m o-1 49,
sroarstei Among the objections ~ ne PACK ialIe
made I'll t-.ns.. % California may rrlner4i-ineA
pararce CT men ard si-as rom ne : Al iA>1iis
T. Withstand the weather On tne Iians l1 fy = Pi "
visions transported In M; manaeF 500 progress l,'
-, .s iu one good 5sy. travel q oct Toe Dr. ~
xns.-. Az danger 10 toe .uss II an.f1-s IRON 10
-. and The utter lross---4ig - ni.Ail- .oSe &c
fersa while cash maj - l1cl- tfel A-Ll l-- care "a
three or four mules ne 4.Il =. = - : -,
i,,sd ~ hab.t aid e -cat 10, - r.fe- via pes
mule. nd re fies Of c0mue-clrS journey u over
ao01 niles is Cuizotc n TIE -AIein-
Our srupliss q timber Tor AIS orlls ool--nrl
Council Grove We lci, nal -e4-tl-- sp1' On - "a
n Nsv iu company Nl.h Tie seFerA com 7sres' coA'
.ssrafing S.rh " i0r the journey he Grove . "a
mis- La t5e wiiicrness-desc-ti VII not a T. iif I.
,.,pis n. "a sb1ss ID language spenlil grove "a
choice timber. With 1ta--i ~ - Pr-5y - =
i-, t.rourh ir-z fertile sol, Win III ol-. a-or
- - r--utI-at AIDS beauty and er11sntlleli
:. - .-eue sx houses and tArce or io-r shops are
80 oest-d and though in The Indian country, ne
inhsbitsnts 1--we In safety snd comfort re ufo.s :
- b..sou.rtsrs Of the Kansas. or Cav rria1s-tory
80 .r5and this sp, and u Is source q regret In.i
better more industrious, honest race OF lndiAn' are
20. in their place i i impossible - conceive o.
more flthy lazy. theTinz worthless So oi 49, = =
ths cav iuaisns Tnsy are gres; Pest 70 camp y
,s.r vcinity-corstSnt vigilance 10 Necessary Tor me
sass;y Of ycnr property ~. -
W. l-ft Council Grove on the 9Th Of NAy' ana
-escba Cotton Wood Greek on the evening O. TIE sc
ond day, distance .; y Esles' here Ns we're &c
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Trade BETwEES CALIFORNIA And OREGoN.-
We hsvc letter from aNewburypori ship master, d
ted on the l2h Of July. al san Francisco lie writes
bst he has obtained freight Of lumber from oregon
for Ssn Francisco 1t S25 per thousand feet lie nas
twenty passengers from San Francisco % oregon 81
shout rs each The tota proceeds OF the IMP irun
Oregon viii Be about $1,000. estimated expenses
= 600: net profit Of the trip down Of shout > Gay
- OOO The Captain Wries thai be has been ooSe1 70
incresse the wages Of bgg wh0 shipped here Tor sh
dollars 10 . per month lie says tnst u ne w'nes
~ b. mt ashore a. Francisco be - obliged - pay
civ ssar, sad no erumblin- ct thst In looking a. III
town of san Frsuc.scO from his SHIP he u reminded o.
the passage OF scripture" 10" sooay AIr iay eu''
y jacob tD'-'1-
DRrNEGNG-PLAcEs ~ CINcISSAri.-ihere~ we're
400 cen.e. for tsverns sni coAeshonses grantee II
Cincinnati during the yesr ending on the ~ i1si
creates; number were granted In the hisni Of ne ~
rs season III having been granted during iaiee DAY
in June and July
FIRE n NswMARKEr. y. H.-The building &C.
cupisd BIZ the Swampscoi Machine Company 10 New
market n H. was entirely destroyed oy IRE % ne
rQth mt together with is contents Loss - ~
insured TIE buildings OF the Newmarket Iron 2 Gun
dry were damaged. -
Nv The Artesian Well at Charleston IS sti,i
r-.sed notwithstanding the discoursgins iacts wsen
s,s rseently publ she'd IL is now so feet oeep. lu
.sansr men state some facts 10 the Charleston p
80 xhieh have revived their confidence IN me even
rus success Of he work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

-In EknALK- MI.mING FmPLONMkNT.

I The Ogden Mills a. t's 3 ~, WI rnpi', WrsFrls
A. tie following prices, VII For Stncn good, % pcs
-sea cents per cut of - Wis. OF these goods expert
take Of, from four looms Nenyioar clt. Der
eek. 10 al l-se cuts are scl uorsa premium 81 by
cents VIII De- given. and II ~erty two only ara nrst Qusty
premium of twenty-five cents will Do given On thesr
eois sAlUiul iogr-ioOm weaver can mase om ~ - ~
81 50 0er week. . ,
gor 9uch goods p picks. icesf.r-a cents Per cut Of
81 yarGs, sal. weaver can take % from hfff s'h
4ftefa c.s per week. snd u they are at or only IL OF
0sni arsg quality premium Of nty cents will BE- given
On these ruoisa hrsrrsie thrceoom weaver can maze
from " as 90 - IS per week and n ssH enough 90 ope-
rse Jour Of these looms over Gss a'' per ~oes can De
made. . --..
F1- S5inch goods. y picks, tea eef' per cut of 81
words. of these eHpef weaver tasrs 81 t~eaiy and
.atfr.s twenty-five CUT. rsr week from four looms
.,.rl ore. qualify GUS receive my cents premium,
lly la lre % twenty hive cents ~ he-e ,'1s ni'E
r,t. weaver can earn from y to ~ 4i per week.
OFFicE OGDEN MILLS. CoHoss, Aug. % lsh
.4fwnkW OHA> A OLh>ltAD. Agent
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The poussin Difficulty.

The Courier u Enquirer correc!s its account Of
This lare-up by the North americans expose as
follows
ave ind in the philadelphia North American, letter
from the well known Washington correspondent oi
that paper giving account of the causes OF TIE trehoh
Minister'S dismissal agreeing in all substantial respects
with that which we published exclusively yesterday
morning 1t mentions however, one TACT when we
have spce ascersined have been Incorrectly stated
BY us Yesterday. Capt. Carpenter commandei tne u.
: steam vessel Iris instead of the sloop lruNton al
the time Of rescuing the French bark Easenie from snip
wreck The bark had run upon the reels at II he~e
near the Island OF Ssmadno IN the Gulf OF Mexico ana
enaed to Capt G. for assistance. The refusal 10 pay
the salvage which he claimed was based, as we under
stand upon the legal point that no salvage was que
cspt in case of total wreck and although the Eugene
would have been total wreck but for Capt Csrpen-
tersmey assistance yet his promptness and einciency
cut him on from the rewardwhich greater hardness
might have insured This is OF the many cases IN
which Justice seems to be thwsrted rather thsn Sc
cured by the ,echnicalities OF law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

~ The FLORIDA WAK IS likely 70 become
serou, charge upon the Treasury. The lev remain
-, S.r,inoles are rssOlatsly determined not - Dc
Sr,xsn from their hunting grounds They are entna-
;,i~sIlv at;ache TO their sssInPs. and VII !eSFs N
I'm their bones The portion OF the feninsSis as
sSgsed 10 them is remarkably well suited Tor ma "A
s.cnnstiou but utterly useless for whites Hene'Ai
g,p. (. in command Of the military operations IA
Florida He united with the authorities o. si SS .s ~
recommending that volunteer orr ,.,la 81
ten times As much as the regulars aud ee sss
rss.etve' General Taylor declared. very =,
~ thst be would send the who,e army o'
. osS safe. 10 Florida before he would assent %
cal on, volunteers The'General pas ps..;asntjn
that he is the President-every in'"
military civil and foreign matters c.,.o-..
y washington Cor. jour Commerce
DiSSER AT PLYsourH.-Aoout one n Sf.ua.v
.r,lernep SAT down to sumptuous dinner on a.o -
>, the saro.et House In Plymouth, 70 ceieo'se '.1
smbsrkstou OF the Pilgrim FATHERS from
rhs chsir was hled BY Hon Daniel webster, 49, ~
IA two excellent speeches. The msaang wac 49,
.dJre..ed by Hoa Edward Everett hon- ho0ei' -
svsa,h,on President wsyiAnd and Others ,o.S
winthrop Boston Eve. Trans 18th