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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
A Vote for Humanity -.

The House of Representatives on Satur-
lay, in Committee On the Naval Appropria-
hon bill, voted to abolish the SPIRIT Ration
IN the Macy and pay the Sailor 81 SO more
pey month instead of it, and to ABOLISH tue
.Ftog9ing Of Scamen, except on due convic-
tion by Court Martial, no sentence to be
executed till twenty-four hours after it was
pronounced. We cay it voted SO, because
the adoption Of Mr.. SrANIY's amendment
30 the proposed Abolition of Flogging clear
" shows the sense of the House and what
its vote will be on the main proposition.
TO vote Liquor out of the Navy, las was
done on motion Of Mr.. 4. Evans Of Md
and not to Danish Flogging, would be too
gross an inconsistency. Grog and the Cat
in the Navy are Siamese twins, and will
live and die together. No vessel thorough
10 purged of Alcohol, cabin as we'll as fore
castle, is likely to be the scene of those mer-
ciless scourgings, often for frivolous causes,
which, next to S S..7o auctions, are the chief
scandal of our Republic. And Mr.. SrAN-
1Y's amendment SO draws the teeth of the
current objections to the Anti-Flogging Re
form that we trust its success is certain.
But it will require vigilance and reso-
luton. The Communication of Grog Ration
was carried in Committee last Session, but
lost ON coming out, on the question of
agreeing to the Committees Report-Ayes,
6S; Noes, II. The Anti-FIogging proviso
Eas carried in Committee, and sustained
On coming out Of Committee-Ayes, 70 ;
Noes. 81 ; and the bill thus passed the
House but this humane provision was
stricken out by the Senate by vote of s.
30 l7-Daniel S. Dickinson of course voting
in the majority to sustain FIoggiug, The
bill thus went back to the House, and the
Anti Floggipg amendment was given up IN
Committee of Conference or juggled out Of
Breath somehow or other.
We restate these facts as our excuse for
expecting the friends of the Sailor in either
blouse to be active and earnest. iney can
carry the Reform if they will, and SGT al
she oanting pretenses that it is in the
wrong bill, not in proper form, ~ at de-
Rance. But to success resolution and work
are Indispensable Let neither be wanting
Ngw.JxRsEy.-Hon, w NJ. A, NEWELL declines 8
s.sl.,tion en- Gonsres from Aha lid District He
hts tceD most faithful and ulPaslic servant
aDd can hardly be succeeded by better
Hon ISAAC WIIDRlcK has been renominated by
She Opposition in the Hid SUSSEX District.
PESssYLvANIA.-Ds It. A auHLENBERG is the
Dppositoa candidate for Congress in the With
sLsncaster) District of Pennaylvanla' Hon FaAO
DEus STEVENS, the present member, Is the wing
candidate. and will of course be elected.
ILLINOIS DIR, MALLORY, OF Boone Go is the can
taidsts of the Old Line Democracy for Congress,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Rich DIccINGs.-One Of tho steerage paasen,
gers by the Philadelphia had with him twenty
thousand doard which he had gained in forty
eight hours He frat took sixteen thousand dollars
from his claim in one day and then sold it the mex
day for four thousand dollars and started for the
States, perfectly satisfied He is one Of the Sorsu
nate ones
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Anti-kenr Nominations.
Rem sSELkER co.

Coagress-THos. 3. CARROLL Troy.
County Clrk-AMBRosE H. sHELDss, Troy
DIST Atty-9AMUEL sToyRR, Lausin sburSh.
County Spp.--JosHuA s. LEWIS, Ps'ersbu'gb.
Coroatr-DAylD FELLows, Saudake
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d. d J. DEyLIN,
50 aud IS John.ut cor. Nassau.
s2l 2s

~ golden opportunity 10 no presented to the lsdies
who with to purchase Dry Goods, az tbs Melsrs j. w.
Co. will offer for sae for the frat Tins this day,
some fifty thousand dollars worth OF Fall and Winter
Goods which they have ust received from Europe and
home markets, comprising bfocsde, figured, vatered'
chameleon plaid and srpe slEs broche aud wooden long
and square shawls merlnoeg cashmeres paramsas, dc
anes &c &c All Of which OF tie richest description
and prices within the resch OF OIL Fheir store 10 I'll and
7S Cat inc
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Portage, and we believe the Free Sellers have
concur, ed. Rasom A. GiIlett ia the Opposition
candidate, Gavin Mr.. Lucien Swift on the shell
Benz. F Beaver the late Free Soil Senator, has
been nominated by the Wings Of the Trumbull
DigTc.,
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Ew- We cannot fo,besr praise IN speaking of Mons
LEos PoNAREDE's Panorama Of the Mississippi, work
Of much merit ard gres! sk and whehis SO well and
properly appreciated BY the good people OF Gotham Thai
the hcute perfectly crowded every time OF representa-
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Fer Europe.

ghe next number of The 7ribaae tor Earo-
pean circulation will be insued on WEDNESDAY,
Ai Inning at o o'clock. Ii will contain AL sne
l.tctt news received up to the tno OF going 20
press ghe Asia sails from this port on "eo&sS'
day at 70 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

FREMoET's MAcHINERY.-A passenger by the
Philadelphia informs US that he saw several pieces
OF gremont's Quartz Crushing machinery on the
Ishmus abandoned by the natives, who were
transporting it across, and thrown into deep gues
rom whence it can never be recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

g- We sgree with Abernethy that cir, exercise and
Diet are grea. physicians; but when the ach re-
fuses dgea food aud thu whole frame becomes debia:
ed something Is required In auch from our
own experience we can cordially recommend KNAPpS
Health Restorative BitEers 1852 Hudson ST.
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guSIMESs HOTICES.

BARNuMrs MusEUM.-9he performance today is par.
mos, an gheb PRODUCTIONS and with given songs
and dsrces beaids music by tbs Lancashire Bel Ringers.
9hs evening ne great moral drama OF the
Tee Negro turning " bite Ia s; TO be Esen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

GEN scorr-Yhs Magnificent Portrait OF this dis.
npuisted Cbieftan Gallery Of liustrioua Americans
together with BRADY's inimabe Dsguerreotype, may be
seen at his spacious alley 2C5 and 27 Broadway
Fnllon.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

eS- Dr. RIcR respectfully announces thai no 10 10.
ready to receve subscribers to his Institution IN Cf0'oy
oDe door below Eleecker.st
DR. Rich viii give private Instruction TO those "h0 ui's
de,lre it. either ct hLs Institution al their residence
e9t gtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

gy- We would call attention to the large semi annual
sae Of zoo cases cots Shoes and Rubbers by GALE
on Tuesday, 2h mat at 10 o'clock a N. at 225 Pesrlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

NOEF uLh, FIIuaJl uugF' -0'
The slcop ofwar St Mary's, Com. Masruder, wa'
put in commission yesterday, and took on board her
crew today. She dropped down 10 tue anchorage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

LoUIs1ANA.-There will be Special Election in
the lid District on the both inst next Monday for
Member OF Congress in place OF Hon. G. N Con-
rad, Secretary of the Navy. The Wings have
nominated Hon. HENRY A. BULLARD, who was In
the House from 1881 to 1894; while the Opposi.
ton, including the Taylor men proper, aided BY
some Wings, have taken up Hon. HENRY JOHN
SON. who was U. s. Senator from 1918 to 1924, in
the House from 1885 to 1885, and in the Senate
again from l8 10 to 1949. He ig a Wing as we'll as
MIR. Bullard, but is recommended to his motley ar
ray of supporters by the fact that bis vote as Sen.
ator was effectively cast for the Annexation Of
Texas. At the meeting of his friends in New
Orleans Jacob Barker made speech, expressing
deep penience for his Taylorism, and asking to be
taken back into the ranks OF 'the Democracy BE
advised his brethren not 30 support Johnson bus to
take up some one who went the whole hog, sug
gesting the name OF Hon. Alcee L abranche. His
advice was spurned, and il was rather limited that
1t became him to stop while in the ranks before
attempting the responsible role of a leader Fi-
nolly, however, the meeting broke up in some con-
fusoD, without deciding on any course, but it was
fully conceded that Judge Billiard could only be
beaten by another Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

~ Over twenty thousand Garments and nearly 100000
of chidren'a Clohiug consisting OF the most com
plee and magnificent In the country Ia now
open for exhibition at establishment OF JOSEPH
FLANDERS (res by tho single suit packags) at At Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

MEHg AND BOYS CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
60 A.rnyN BoueHTos & KNAPP, manufacturers "
M.uy AID Eoys clothing We Offering the 0s' s'oIa
OF aeasonlbe garments be foaod in hi' ely
IN, ,ny climste In The Unlled s4tes For cs'a o1'y
sl3 Re0ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
LOOKING GLASSES.

E~ RICHARDS KNcsLAND, wholesale dealer in and man
uacturer Of Looking glasses and importer OF Lookinggsia
Plates Large Pier and 1Euel Glasses put up to order 50
Cornnd.i second hoor opposite Merchant" HOTEL Ne"
yo,k aus In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

- We underitand that the long prona:ted suit nyoT-
Ing The gkl the patent for india Rubber Car Springs In
the form Discs has length been decdedin favor Of
American inventor III Fowler 4. Ray. al9 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
wgw.YoRK. MONDAY, SEPT. 90.

ADyrRT1sExENTs.-F or Auction Sales, see third
psee for California Steamers, see seventh page
for Amusements, see eighth page.
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By Telegraph to the NeB-York Tribune.
Opposition State Nominations in nIIchIsnn.

Opposition State Nominations in Michigan
DETROIT, Saturday, sePL2l.
The Cas- State Convention, which commenced
on Thursday at Marshall, has just closed its session
and made the following non nations for State off,
GERS:
For Judges Of the Supresss Court SANFORD NJ, GREEN
Berrien Co; WARNER Wig. Aunrce Co. aud ABSER
PRATT, Calhoun Co
Judges Green and Wing are the present incum
benss, and Mr. Pratt the Prosecuting Attorney Of
Calhoun an office which has lately been made cleo
tive.
For Auditor GeaeraI-JoRN swEcLEs, Jr, Hllsdae CO.
For state Treasurer-DEwIrr C. WHtrMoaE, Wsshts
nav Co
For sseretaryof Stnte-CHARLEs Fl TAYLOR, Kent Co
He Is the present occupant of the efice.
For Attorney Gensrat-WM HULL, Wsyns Co lawyer.
For superntsndeatof Public Observation-Disclosures VIII
LETT, sHEARMAN Calhoun Co
TMea,rs. Swegles, Taylor and Shearman have
been cons picuous Casa EditoIs, and Dir. Whismore
is bookseller, and was 6 Harrison man.
The Wing State Convention ia called TO meet at
Jackson on Tuesday, and the Free Boilers at Mar
sball on the Sd Of October.
Three Congressman and II State Senators have
also TO be chosen, together with members of the
Legislature from the various Counties and Districts
and County Officers
The new Constitution will also be submitted at
tho State election which take place on she 18th Of
November, and also an amendment TO said docu-
ment extending suffrage to colored persons
The Turkish Ambassad0r at the White House
WAsHrNCToN, Saturday, Sept. 81.
The Turkish Commissioner was presented to the
President to-day. Nr. Webster being indispoBed,
Mi Markoe called for Amin Boy, and took him to
the White Hcuse-the Cabinet and large audi
ence were present.
Amin B ey spoke in the Turkish language, which
was translated by Mr. Brown. The speech was of
the most friendly and hattering character OF our
country.
The President made handsome reply. Mr.
Marsh he said, had informed him of this vsit-and
he would answer, that our country was open to the
Commissioner our people would be happy TO re-
ceive him and show him our progress in arts, N anu
fscturers, commerce, schools railroads, canas, &c;
and be would be pleased with our mountains, rivers
.1o lakes, Thc President replied to the illusions
made to the Hungarians, and said that while neu-
trality was our policy, the American people sym-
pathised with liberal institutions every where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

oalo.-The Wings of the XylIth Jefferson and
Coumbisps) District have nominated Col MAT
1atw RODENTS, Of Steubenvile, for Congress-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Southern Items-Rumorsd Disaster and Loss
Of

BALTIMORE, Sunday, sspt p.
A man named Fay has been sent to all in Vir,
gina for kidnapping negroes in Rockbrdge Co.
The Nero Orleans Delta has Natchez Letter
..1iIg the ateamer Alton SINK near Eis's Cliffs,
and all on board persisted. It. however, wants con-
t;rr,otIOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

ILLINOIS DIR MALosY OF Boone Co, is the can
didsss of the Old Line Democracy for Congress-
sn place Of Hon. John Wentworth, declined. He
had TWO majority in lo4 votes on the fourth ballot;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Marine Intelligence.

The White Water Canal ID broken again near
the sixteen-m mile level
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

PESssrLvANlA.-Ds +. A AuaLENBERG is the
Opposition candidate for Congress in che With
sLsucaster) District of Pennsylvania. Hon. faAo
pEus STEVENS, the present member, is the Wing
candidate. and will of course be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Fho white Water Canal

The damages on the Illinois and Michigan Canal
have been epaired, and navigation is reaumed.
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Fatal Accident.

LITTLE FALLS Saturday, Sept. Il.
Charles Williams, belonging to the North Amer
icsn Circus Company, was killed at Fort Plain
Yesterday by being caught between wagon and
the top of a bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
ErnderIkn Kramer.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Sept "a
Frederika Bremen is still staying here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
srr,vpI of the n.bernia at Halifax,

HALIFAX, Ff1sy Sep! 20.
The Hibernia arrived at 10 o'clock this morning
and saied at noon. Toe weather ia horribly bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

The Illinois and mIchigan Canal
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NEw.JxRsEy.-Hon, w NJ, A, NEWELL decinesa
seele otion 60 Congress from .he lid District. He
hef lceD most faithful and useful public servant
aDd can hardly be succeeded by better
Hon. ISAAC WILDRIcK has been renominatad by
She Opposition in the lid tsussexl District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
This Rorse went into Committee Of thu Whole
on The State of tie Uliop, and took up the NavA
nr srAsroS Loco Of Tenn moved an amend
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cspscial Dispatch to The Tribuns.I
WARRINGTON, Saturday. gent 2
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S. r. McFALL.
Pickens @. IT,. Dec. 10, 40. S2-b
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to the nSsion that his companion was
devil, an longed for an opportunity of
leaving hi secretely. As the yesper
bell was ging they reached the third
city, andIgain sought shelter; but the
burgess Il whom they applied was a
churl, and ndIYould not admit them into his
house. Il said, however, that if they
liked. theyWight sleep in the pig stye,
Not being ape to procure better lodg-
irS. they did y; and in the morning their
snrly host recegel, as his remuneration
the purloined goGet The hermit now
thought the angeN was madman, and
told him they must\art. N
NOT mil havdexplained my con-
duct, said the angel Listen, and then
go thy way. L have been sent to unfold
to thee the mystetes of Proyiden ce.
when thou vast in hine hermitage, the
owner OF flock unjStly put his slave TO
death and by so dong moved thy wrath;
but the shepherd, b{ng the victim of 10
norance and precipi4te anger, will enjoy
eternal bliss, whilst The master will not
enter heaven until heba been tormented
ny remorse on earth, and purified by frc
In puurgatory. l stralSled the child of
our first host, because before his sons
birth, he performed maAy works of mer-
cy, but afterwards grew covetous in Or
der to enrich his heir. God in His love
is sometimes forced tochastise, and be-
meath the tears of the sorrowing parent
his piety will spring Again. stole the
cup of our second host, because when the
wine smiled brightly in it, it tempted him
to SIN. cast the pilgrim into the water
because God willed to reward his former
faith with everlasting happiness, but
knew that ifhe fingered any longer here
below he would be guilty of mortal sin
And lastly, | REPAID the niggered hospi-
tality of our third host with such a boun.
teous boon, to teach him for the future to
be more generous. Henceforth, there.
fore, put q seal upon thy presumptuous
lips, and condemn not the All-wisei in thy
mole-eyed folly" The hermit, hearing
this fell at the angels feet, and pleaded
earnestly for pardon. He received it
and returned to his hermitage, VIII, +, he
lived for many years a pattern of J. mill
ty and faith, and at length sweetiy fell
asleep in Christ.
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lH.L.JEFFEEs, w. s. coTu RAN
E. J. DucKMAsTrR.
V A II III o U e
AND

CORRGraAissfOHa Merchants.
Market,sreet, HAMBURG, s. .C-wArEnpnoor
Mclntosh-Strcet, AUGUSTA, Ga-FIREpRoor.
Take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally, that
they still continue the WAREHOUSE and
COMMISSION business in this place and
Augusta, Ga, where they offer their ser
vices to RECEIVE, SToRE or SELL CoTroN
FLOUR, BACON, DC, RECEIVE AND Fon-
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy Goops, FOR
PLANTERS OR MERCHANTS.
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
Nc tosh-strcet, in the centre of the Cot
ton trade.
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire.
AS they will be constantly at their
post, promoting the interest of their
friends (which they are aware will add to
their own.) They solicit and hope to
merit and receive a full share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and,
Tor which they now return thanks.
Liberal cash advances will be made,
when required, on any produce in store.
JEFFERS, COTEIRAN & Co.
Hamburg, Sept. 1st, I849. ls
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,EKHE
Hesperian Harp.
"A New Music Book i'm Pat
emit Notes.
BY DIR. WIN. HOUSER.

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Day School for children, the Singing
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From The New5erry Sentinel.
NEWBERRY Annals 40


ga scene between Peter Carnes, more
properly called John Peter Carncs, well
known lawyer of that day, and Ju ee
Mason, in Court is worth recording. It
was at June or July term, Carnes made
his appearance in his shirt sleeves. Judge
Mayson, who was ,Scotcllman, said to
him, "Mr. Carnes, the Coort don't know
youF" "Humph," said Carnes, Don't
know me ha!'' Turning upon his heel,
and walking out of Court, he puschased
blanket, and cutting hole in it, he
thrust his head through, and drawing it
around him, walked him, and walked into
the Court room, and presenting himself
TO their Worships, he demanded, "Does
the Court know me now?" The effect
may be imagincd--an universal laugh ex
cused the contempt. CarnesS argument
was, that although the rule Of Court re-
CURED lawyer to wear gown, it had
not prescribed the color, and therefore
the blanket was sufficient gownl 'a 81
One of Judge Mayson's judgments is
remembered. twas characteristic of the
man and of the Court. The case was as
sault and battery. Timothy Goodman VS..
John Tune. Goodman was celebrated for
card playing, and Tune as a bully. Good
man. it appeared, cheated Tune at cards,
and he whipped him. Mayson, for him.
self and his brethren, said Gas 1Ir. Good
man was carder, and ..r. Tune a fsht
err the judgment of the Court was, that
each party should pay his own costs and
so without delay"
Cancs and Shaw were rival LAWYERS.
at the County court Barof Newberry-
zines was avery large man-.Shaw IA
very small one Ua,;;rvs was remarkable
for his wit and good humor-Shaw for
his pride and petulanee. The latter when
irritated, could make no argument. On
one occasion, a case Of some consequence,
Carnes had made the opening speech,
and sat down. Shaw arose and commen-
ced his argument, alongside of Carnes.
When standing, thclappcl of the coat of
the former was just even with chat of the
latter. Large buttons, and straight breast
ed coats were then therage. Carnes butr
toned button or Two Of Shay's into his,
snatched up hi. hat, jumped up in
great hurry, and walked to the door,
dragging, apparently without noticing it,
poor Shaw after him. At the door, he
affected to have discovered it, and look
ing down at him, with apparent surprise,
he exclaimed, Brother pop corn, what
mischieyous. rascal bitched YOU TO me?"
The ruse had the effect intended, Shaw
when released was so cnraged he could
not make his speech.
Carnes comment oI Robert Starks'
first speech in an assault and battery case
at Newberry, and Starks' practical re-
ply are too good to be lost. Neither
Starks exteriornor speech had impressed
Carnes with any favorable notion of his
learning or talent He said to the Judges
heidi not believe the young gentleman
knew what an assault and battery was.
Starks was instantly OH his feet, shaking
his fist in Canes' face, he said, that IS
an assault and drawing back, and stri