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• y»u8n«i'! AVAN ]ST -A- H . epiut ture of Steamship** and Slesmefi. FOR .NEW YORK. Steamship San Jacinto, Saturday. January 13th, at 'ste-tmllp America, Saturday. January 13th, at - k’stTamship Flambeau, Saturday, January 13th, a _ o’clock. for rHiunRLPat*. Steamship Cambria, Saturday, January 20th, at - '’Clock. F0B xrOLSTA. Steamc-r Scorpio, Tuesday, January ICth, at 7 s'cainer™ ®- G. Gibbons, every Saturday morning r y a. ui. FOR CHARLESTON. Steamer diaries Houghton, every Tuesday morn- in T at S o'clot k. . FOR liOCTORTOWN. Steamer Two Boys, every Tuesday morning, at 9 • i° ck - - r,t'-amer Orient, every Tuesday morning, at 7 o'clock. Steamer Gen. Shcplcy, every Sunday morning, at 7 o’clock. FOB TUOMARVILI.lt. Mourner O. F. I’otter, every Monday, Wednesday an 1 Friday morning, at 1 o’clock. POll FLORID*. Steamer Sylvan Shore, This Afternoon, at 3 o’clock Steamer Fannie, every Tuesday morning, ut 10 o'clock. Steamer Lizzie Baker, every Thursday morning, at lu o’clock. Steamer Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, at 10 o’clock. Further Internal Improvements. From a friend we learn that, on the line of the Cen tral Railroad, between Stations 3 and 4, Mr. Me A! pin has erected a sawmill, which is now in operation. In the immediate vicinity of the McAlpin mill, Mr. J. J. Brewer has also a sawmill in operation. Messrs. Roberison & Stone, at 3 12; Mr. Geo. W. Fay, and Ed wards & Smith, at Station No. 4, have in process of erection three sawmills. The mill9 mentioned above, five in number;'are all first class circular mills; the last three ’named will be compleied in about thirty days. On u,e line of the Atlantic upd Gulf Railroad diotu eighteen sawmills are iu operation, t hese raids all have attached to them grist mi'ls, tor the grinding of corn meal, etc., for ,;, e neighboring settlements. We observe ihat nearly every steamer and sail vessel ar rivin''' fiotn Northern ports have, as a por tion ol tiieir freight, mill machinery, either lestined lor Georgia, Florida, or the States adjacent to the ’ Empire State of the South.” We are piea-ed to learn that our fellow citi zen. Col. George A. Gordon, has embarked largely in the limber and lumber business on Urn coast, where he ha9 two sawmills in ..pent!ion. Success attend all who are di- reetintr i heir efforts to the development of the resources ol our noble old State Damns Robbery.—Last eveui man was set upon in the neigl^l the depot, but a few squares fri residence, and garroted after the filbst ap proved New York iashion. The ruffian or ruffians seized him flora behind, at the same time administering chlorolorm which soon rendered him insensible, afier which they Mole Irom him the sum of six thousand dol lars. The money was contained in a belt «m his person, and the thieves evidently must have known something of the gentleman's Habits, as there was other money and valu ables on his person which was not moleBted. The money taken consisted ol nine $500 in terest bearing notes and fifteen SlOOTreasuty .notes. The gentleman desires us to offer a reward of three thousand dollars for the money, and as the denominations of the notes are large it is hoped the thieves may be speedily de serted and brought to justice. It is only a wonder that more robberies do sot take place, owing to the dark condition of our streets, particularly late at night, as the trees aud other hiding places with which our city abounds iu conjunction with a want of proper light furnish excellent opportunities for these depredations. Arrest of Thieves.—Two men named Mark Brannan and John Sullivan went to the store of Bocky & Co., corner of Bryan and Barnard streets, and while one of the party was looking a' a pair of sailor’s pants the other man helped himself to a coat worth $1U. The alteutiou of the clerk in showing uiiuis was to allow the other thief to steal the coat. He was committed by Justice Hart- A young man named William Hutchinson, with half dozen aliases, boarded at Mrs. Louisa Haynes’, at the corner of West Broad and St. Julian street. During the day or night he entered the rooms of O'Neil R. Twitched, B- S. Howes, S. F- Beckford, T. M. Taylor, aud stole their wearing apparel; then entered the room of Mrs. Haynes and stole her jewelry and dresses. A portion of the goods were recovered, und Justice Hart committed him. From Augusta.-—The steamer Swan, Capt. M. I. Cohen, arrived last evening, having a full freight of cotton. Upon the evacuation of Savaunah the Swan, which is an iron hull boat, built by Harlin & Hollingsworth, WHmingtbn, Delaware, tor the planters on the Savannah river, was destroyed by the Contedeiates The owners raised the hpll aud have made the Swan a new steamer, and she Jiow rates A No. 1 as a passenger and freight steamer. The Swan has new beams, decks, engines and upper works ; her cabins jic iimmlied. to Volunteer; the Amazon arrived there at 5 A. M. Passed the following boats bound up: Harry Carrol at Twiggs’ Bar, Express at Hungry Swamp, Standish at Point Comfort, C S. Hardee at Burton’s Ferry, Minnie Brandt at Saucy Boy, P. B. Gondsell at the ‘ head of Goldwire. James Christopher at Berry’s Landing, and Eclipse at Lonesome Ferry. The L. Enos, bound down, was aground at Mosquito Camp, and the R-H. May, bound down, was tied up at Bull Pen, with her wheel broken. A New Steamer for the Florida Rocte. —Thesteamer Sylvan Shore, Captain James fucker, arrived here last evening, from New Vbrk, aud was immediately put up to leave lor Florida- She was purchased by the com pany now running the Lizzie Baker, with which steamer she will form a permanent line between Savannah and Florida. The Sylvan Shore is a fine side-wheel steamer, elegantly fitted up for passengers, and is probably one of the fastest boats in these wafers. She has recently received new boilers, aud has otherwise been fitted up ex pressly for this enterprise. Her master, Oapt. Jas. Tucker, is well known as an ex- jierienced navigator of the inland passage to Florida, and uudei hh command tde Sylvan Shore cannot fail to become equally popular with her consort, the Lizzie Baker. Paymaster for Florida —-Major T. J. Saunders, Paymaster, U. S. A-, has just re turned to Savannah irom Augusta, where he has been engaged in payiug ofi the 136th U. S. C. T., recently mustered out. Major S. has in charge payments iu Florida, and the probability is, he will remain here some time in the prosecution of his business, as Savanuali is his recognized Head '. ^rs. Mxjru- ’ :rs bus met man'- ) i ’ >.v. are pleased ‘.o see The Theatre.—Miss Price's benefit last night was an ovation of which that young lady has just right to be proud, the audience being one of the largest and most fash ionable of the season ; but what must have been even more gratifying to her was the unanimous and enthusiastic manifestations of favorable appreciation which greeted her in almost every scene, especially at the dose of the fourth act of ‘-Leah,” when 3be was forced to acknowledge the compliment by appearing before the-curtain. Miss Price’s first engagement on our boards ha9 been ex ceedingly successful. She has established her self as a most decided favorite with our pub lic. She bears with her in her professional wanderings the best wishes of numerous stranger friends and admirers, whoWill anti cipate her return amongst us with pleasure. At the close of the first piece last night, Mr. Hanchett made a very liaud- some address to the audience in her behalf. To-night we have “Richard III,” with Mr. and Mrs. Crisp in the leading characters. Schooner on Fire—The schooner Mes senger, Captain Holding, loaded with lime, arrived at this port ou yesterday. On the 7th inst. the Messenger took fire, and her batches, &c., were immediately battened. Capiaiu Holding is of opinion that the fire has been smothered.’ The captain and crew have, since the 7th inst.,remained on deck, all access to the cabiB and their clothing, pro visions, &c., having been securely sealed, with a view to save the vessel and her cargo. Pork.—In consequence of the extreme cold weather farmers have slaughtered a large number of hogs and dressed them for the marke*. At the opening of the week 25 cents per pound was the price demanded for hogs, by the lot, but yesterday morning their ideas bad gone down as the mercury rose in the thermometer, and sales were made at 15 to 18 cents per pound, by the lot. Fish.—The market the past few days has been abundantly supplied with every de scription of fish. We notice that there was quite a demand from the interior cities. COMMERCIAL. REMARKS. OFFICE OF THE HERALD. SAVANNA# Jan. 12, 1868. A stringent money market continues. ^Bankers and Brokers limit their discounts to first class paper, and all operations are nominal. Toe gold market has lieavtljr declined in consequence of the New York market being in an unsettled condition and also heavily declined. The buying rates for gold to-day were 39 to 40 per cent, premium, selling at 42a44 per cent, premium.. Silver, buying rate 35 per cent, pre mium, selling at 40 per cent.'premlum. Cotton—The enquiry continues good; concessions in prices are asked, but in very few instances granted. Holders are asking same prices, and when not able to get them will not sell. We do not think the last Liverpool and New York accounts will .affect this market materially. We continue quotations: ordlnar >' * Nominal. Low Middling ; 4s@ 4C Middling Strict Middling 3ood Middling The receipts since the 5th inst. have been as fol lows : 8,953 Upland, 74 Sea island. The exports dur ing the same period have been 7,309 Upland, 183 Sea Island, leaving ou hand and on shipboard not cleared 10,230 Upland, and 1,266 sea island. The rivers are all in good boating order, and the receipts are quite heavy. Sea Islands—There has been a slight demand dating the week at rates from 90c to $l 26, princi pally, these quotations being for cotton, Bnperlor in quality to the ordinary or “cart cotton,” or of cotton produced at any distance from the sea coast. The business of the week, in Sea Island cotton was corn- aratively small. cotton statement. 1566-66. Superior Coui.t.—The Orand Jury yesterday brought in the following true bill: State vs. Louisa Prank—Perjury. No cases have as yet been brought before the Petit Jury, preliminaries not having been folly completed. His Honor, Judge Fleming, announced yesterday however, that the criminal docket would be taken up on Monday, and that all cases thereafter called would be disposed of. Many of the cases upon the old docket, with the exception of those involving capital offences, will have to be passed over for the present at least, the documents relating to them hav ing been destroyed or lost upon the occupation of the city by the Federal forces. River Intelligence.—The steamer Scorpio, Capt. Rogers, with a full cargo of cottou, arrived yester day morning from Augusta. We are indebted to Purser Miller for {he following memoranda of lAtelUgwwe:- . Hasp Carroll f.Mwner .Stgppip-Mm 1 Swnmmfroatidttp. Thors dSyT’TTt'h, S’A. if. passed" ^steamer Swan, at Johnson's Lauding, bound down; 7 A. M. passed steamer Chas. S. Hardee at Jackaro- well Round, bound np; 9)4 A. M. passed steamer Minnie Brandt at Corn House Reach, bound up; 10 >4 A. M. passed Bteamer, L. Enos aground at Green’s Cut, bound down; Ilk A. M. passed steamer R. H. Slay, wheel broken, at Ijeqd of Cow Horn Reach, bound down; 1)4 passed steamer P. Goodsell. Lighting the Savannah River.—We are pleased to learn that, through the efforts of His Honor, Mayor Anderson, Bteps have been taken to light the Savan. nah river Iron; Tybee up to the city, by the erection of permanent shore lights. The work is In charge of officers of the United States Treasury Department, and will be speedily and thoroughly accomplished. When completed, vessels will be enabled to rnn up our river, by range, at night. The light on Tybee Island is being repaired and put in order, and the range light at the east end of tne Bay will soon he lighted. Sea Island. Upland. Stock on hand Sept. 1st. ... Received Since Jau. 5th... “ Previously 281 74 4,463 3,724 3,953 91,104 Total Receipts 4,818 98.TS1 Exported this Week “ Previously 183 3,369 7,389 81,182 otal Exports 3,552| 88,551 Stock ou hand Jan. 11 1.266 10,230 EXPORTS OF COTTON FROM JAN. 4, 1865, TO JAN. 11, 1866. Ports. Sea Island. Upland. Liverpool 33 3,146 Boston 25 416 New York 135 3,038 Philadelphia — 443 Baltimore Charleston : — — Total Exports 183 7,369 Apples—Our market is without change in prices. The stocks offering continue ample. A slightly Im proved demaud lias characterized the market during the past week. We quote from $5 to $3 per bbl, ac cording to quality. Bacon—Since our last review l he market appears to be more buoyant and firm. Planters who have made contracts with the freedmen are purchasing their supplies of meats, and the demand from inte rior buji-rs for speculation has created some activ ity^ Several sales of means have been made at auc- Fields of Cotton.— Bay Battery and the South Common have, for several weeks past, been snowy white, not with flakea of snow, but cotton. The cot ton thus exposed is damaged, ami Is spread out to dry. The spreading and picking of this cotton give* employment to many hands, both white and bl»c}j. This morning the Honorable George S. Owens, State Senator, and Honorabiea pnljlp M. Russell and George Paul Hanlson, Ben., of the House of Representatives, will leave the city for Mtlledgp. vine, to attemj the adjourned session of the General Assembly. Removal of Ordnance, etc. -The large amount of ordinance captured lu Savannalt by Gen. Sher man Is being rapidly removed from the city. In Wright (Court House) Square a large amount of all descriptions of shot and shell has been stored for nearly a year, which is now being removed. When this is completed our city fathers will again be able to adorn this beautiful park. For Riceboro—The packet s-oop Fleet, Captain Chas. Thompson, will leave for Riceboro on Monday morning next. All who dealro to forward goods will And this an excellent opportuulty. For further par ticulars enquire of the Captain, on board, or Capt. M. J Boyle, Bryan street, opposite Timber Cutters' Bank. For LlVER?.'Ct.—The American ship Mont Blanc, Capt. Donuell, was yesterday cleared at the Custom House for Liverpool, having un board a veiy valua ble cargo, as follows : 1,639 bales upland cotton, 199 do sea Islands. The total weight of the cargo was 304,636 pounds, and Its value $423,661 82. yy Halleck’s words, “None know thee but to love the#, none name thee but to pral3e,” may be fairly applied to Ph&lon's “ Night Blooming Cereus.” No one who once uses tb£ perfume ever relinquishes it, and rosy lips are never weary pf commending and re-commending it.—Norwich Courier. ji3-3 Movements of Pioneer Line steamers.—a de spatch to the agents of the Pioneer Line In this city, Messrs. Hunter A Gammell, states that the steam/r Hunter arrived at New York Monday evening. The steamer Chase left for savannah on Thursday, Jan. 11, at 3 o’clock P. M. quick Trip to Hawkinsville.—Col. J. B. Presdee has received a despatch announcing that thesteamer Oak, which left here on the morning of the 7th, ar rived at Hawkinsville safely, on the afternoon of the 10th. She had a large cs;go consigned to Knot! A Howes. This Is a very quick and successful trip. A Magistrate's Vacancy to be Filled—The of- flee of Justice of the Peace of the Fourth District G. M., havlDg become vacant by the death of Mr. John Vaughn, an election will be held during the present month. Sale of Damaged Cottou.—Messrs. Bell, Wylly A Christian sold yesterday, at auction, Toy account of underwriters and all concered, forty-eight and a half bales of cotton, at eighty-five to one hundred and ten dollars per bale. Departure on Assistant Secretary Chandler. Hon. Wm. E. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, left for Augusta yesterday. JJST. Marts Marine Intelligence.—We are In debted to the firm of S. L. Burns A Co. (S. L. Burns, R. D. Fox and Joseph Ltppman) for shipping Intelli gence from St. Marys, which appears under our marine head. demand exists. We qui 33 cents. Sea Island 33 a 35 cents. Tucker, "Cooper & Go’s. 40 a 42 cts. Beeswax—lu consequence of the wagon roads leading to Savannah being in a bad condition, the receipts have been very light. The small lots oner- lug are freely purchased at 40 cents per lb. Biscuits—Our market has a full supply of manu factured breadstuffs. The demand during the week for city consumption and -to fill orders were very good. We quote Soda at 12)4 to 13c per lb; Sugar, 15c; Butter, 12>4c and LemuuInboxes, 20c, in Libia 18;'; Boston, 13c. Butter—'The market ia abundantly supplied. Dur ing the week a very good demand has been noticed and several orders from the interior have been filled at previous rates. The home trade has been very good. We quote prime western, 45a50c per lb in fir kins; Goshen in tubs, 60a63c, and 111 firkins at 49a51c per lb. Cabbages—The receipts continue veiy light. We quote from store ut $16al8 per hundred. Cement—A fair demand exists. We quote Plaster Paris at $4 75 per bbl, Kosedale Cement at $4, Pla?- tertr’s hair #6 5u per cwt. Cheese—During the week a -very good Inquiry was noticed on the part of home dealers and also to fill interior orders. Tne market is well supplied. We quote Gosheu at 22a23c, extra cream 23a25c, En glish Dairy 28a30c, Pineapple 32c. Cotton and Wool Cards—There is an ample stock offering. The Remand is light. We quote Whiitem'ore’s cotton cards at $12 per dozen, and wool cards at $9. corn—The market is sufficiently supplied. The demand continues fair for the home trade. During tlie week no sales were made from shipboard. Prom Store we quote at $135 a $14* per bushel. Ready sales of prime Maryland white and Western yellow were made at the above figures. Coffee—There is no change in the market. A good demand exists. The stock offering Is adequate for pr.eseut dsmamls. We quote Rio at 33a35c; Sau Domingo, 3la33c aud 40ag>c per lb for Java. Candles—Continue in fair demand fpr the home and Interior trade. The stock or Northern manufac tured Is adequate. Georgia tallow caudles are scarce. We quote Auamantine 28a3pc.per lb ; Hull's mould, 8 s. 22c, 6 s. 24c per lb; Bober’s Georgia fallow Can dles, 25c per lb. Flolk—There continues a large stock on the mar ket. Since our last review a better feeling was manifested, with an Increase of sales. Prices are without change. For home consumption the de mand is fair. The market is becoming quite bare oi the common grades, and rates for the same continue nominal. We quote superfine 4t$10al0 50 per bbl; extra family at $11, and fancy brands $12al5 per bbl. Gunpowder—A fair demand exists. We quote Hazard Mills, II. F. g. In kegs, $15 ; in half do, s; in quarter do, $5 ; lu epees of 2p lbs each, one for can- Ulster and Pair lawn brand, 75c per Unutoter, E. R. p. 90c per lb in caouisters. Hay—Arrivals insufficient to meet the demand, which continues good. Bale* from wharf have been made at $1 30 and 1 36 per ItO lbs. Nett dealers are selling ut $1 50 1'iom store. Hides—l'lte receipts continue very light; a fair de mand exists. We quote: Creen Hides A — to4e. per lb. Dtv Salted 10 to — per lb. Dry — to— per lb. Dry Flint ip to 11 per lb. Deer Skins —to I5fc. per lb. Iron and Steel—A supply adequate for the pre sent demands is offered. We quote sheet iron at 7)4 a 9)4c per lb.; flat, round, square and ordinary sizes of Iron, 6)*c.; horse shoe Iron, 7c.; Swedes, 9c a 10c.; plow steel, 12)4c.; cast steel. 30c per lb. Lemons—The market is very abundantly supplied, transactions continue of a retail character. We quote from store at $6 a $3 per box. Lard—We report a fair demand by the home trade. The stock offering continues heavy. We quote Leaf at 26 a 29 cents, anti Pressed at 22 a 25 cents. Leather—Since our last report the market has greatly Improved, though prices have not advanced. Holders are firm at the rates of the previous week. We quote Oak Sole, middle weights, 64a58c per lb. Hemlock Sole, middle weights, 48c ; French calf eklns, 22 lbs $2 75 per lb; American culd do, 30 lbs $1 76; 25 lbs $2 per lb. Lime—One cargo arrived this week and meets with but moderate demand. Sales for immediate use from wharf, in small lots, were made at $$. We quote at $3 76a4 50, as to quantity. Lumber—There have been no transactions in lum ber for export. Prices for local trade are nominally the same as last week with but very little demand. We notice a raft of good river board, which are of fered at $30, without finding purchasers. Molasses.—The market continues dull, holders having withdrawn from the market their lots. In consequence of there being no market a portion of a cargo has had to be forwarded North. Cuba Mus covado. new crop, Is held at 60c per gallon. New clayed Cuba 56c. We quote New York refined syrup 75a80 per gallon. Golden syrup 90ca$l,per gallon. Florida syrup $1 per gallon. ifACKEREL —The market 19 abundantly supplied. During the week a fair business was done. We quote No. 1 In half bbls. $10 £Q;No. 2, do $9 a $10; No. 1 iu kits $3 a $3 25;No. 2 at $2 75 a $8; Codfish |u drum 10 a lie. per lb. Labrador Herrings, per bbl. $12. Sails—We notice a good demand from the home and interior trades. We quote assorted sizes Boon- ton at 8)4 cts. per lb. Oils—We have no change to notice. The stock is of no arrivals during the ^eek. We quote Georgia Cypress at $6:t7 per M. SMof-vl'in.- titarke, is well supplied and the demand continues verv moderate. We quote drop shot at $4 per sack; buck, $4 25.- Saur—Amce our last review two cargoes of about 9,0uu sacks have been received. Sales were made i»f large lots, deliveretr’on wharf, at $2 per sack. We quote large lots of 500 sacks at $2 25a2 50; smaller lots at $2 75. soap—Oar market is well supplied with all de scriptions and brands. The demand from the bolue trade continues vei v good. We quote Colgate’s and Hull’s family brands at 16c per lb ; Moody & Bar ren’s Savannah steam made at <4al*)4c per lb. Timber—under the very limited arrivals of timber andan active demand, prices have advanced. We quote Mill Timber at $U a $20 per thousand feet. Shipping lots small average $20 a $28. Shipping lots, large sizes $26 a $30. The exports of the week was one cargo to Bt. Johns, N. B., consisting of 136,758 feet Teas—The stock offeiibg to hnffleienllf adequate to meet all present demands. We quote Oolong at $1 51; Hyson at $1 50ai 60, and Imperial at $1 40a $1 60 per lb. Wool—Our market continues scarce of supplies. We quote at 32c per lb. WRiskey—Since our last review the demand has been excecdlngiv good for all descriptions of liquors. Prices have a decided advancing - tendency in' consequence of the absence from the mar ket of favorite brands. We notice that theznarket is -nearly entirelv bare of Thos. J. Flack A Sons Balti more Beamed Whiskey, and Extra Rectified Whis key. Our quotations are not changed. The market is vert fl.ui. We quote Gibson's Son’s A Co.’s wliiskey aa follows:—Doubled stilled old Rye Whiskey, per gallon, $3.10; Superior Old Manongahela Whiskey, per gal. $3,25. Choice old Munougaliela Rye X per gal. $3,30 Choice do. do. do. XX per gal. $3,40. Choice do. do.- do. tyy per gal. $3.50. Choice do. do. do. XXXX per gaL $3,66. Choice old Bourbon Whiskey per gal. $3,4o. Old Nectar 1340 per gal. $4.10 Old Family Nec tar per gal. $4 25. Pure old Rye Whiskey per gal. $4 35. Pure old Wheat Whiskey per gal. $4 50. Thos J. Flack & Sons Baltimore Rectified Whiskey at $2 65 per gallon, do. extra Rectified $2 75 per gallon; Massey, Collins A Co., celebrated XX Philadelphia Ale, exclusive of cask $16, half bbls $7 50; Medar Swan Gin, $6 00; Noliet’s Imperial do., $5 60; Otard, Dupuy A Co.’s cognac brandy, In quarter caska and half pipes, $11 to $15 per gallon. Sherry Wines, $2 50 to $4 50 per gallon, according to quality ; Imported Champagnes, De St. Marceaux A Co., Reims, $28 per case of quarts ; Due De Monte- luello, $28 per case. Wallace’s Brands as follows: Rectified $2 so ; Imperial Nectar at $3 25. Bourbon $3 00 ; Columbian Gin at $4 00 ; M. Leavy A Co’s genuine Kentucky, $3 50, Keller’s genuine Kentucky Whiskies $3 75; Bourbon, in cases, $12 ; Nicho las Schnapps $12. Sherry Wine $12 ; Cognac Bran dy $20, Ale, per dozen, $3 ; Porter, per doz., $3 ; Virginia Mountain Dew Whiskey $2 75 per gallon; Old Plantation Bourbon Whiskey $3; Fuller’s Old State $4 50 to $5; Old Santa Cruz Rum, warranted genuine, $8 to 10; P. H. Godard’s Brandy $15 per gallon; Seignette $15; Crown Sherry, per gal- on, $4; St. Martin’s Port, $4 per gallon; Ske- han’s Golden Ale, per case of two dozen, $5 60 ; Porter do $5 50 ; Ales In bbls 15® $17; Cham pagne Cider per case of one doz qts $6, pts, of two dozen $0; Kentucky Bourbon Whisky $3 50 per gallon ; Old Rye $5 per gallon; Old Bourbon $3 to 3 50 per gallon. Imported Sherry $4 25 ; and Port at $4 25 per gallon. Imported Champagne $25 to 30 per case. Pure Holland Gin $4 to 6 per gallon; Cog nae Brandy $3 to $10 per gallon, by case, $30 to 36. Egg Nogg $15 per case. Freights—A continued dullness exists in all de scriptions of freights. Timber freights to Europe are nominal at 37-8d per load of 600 feet, In consequence of very light receipts. We quote cotton to New York iu steamers, at \c per lb ; to Baltimore, In steam ers, at $1 per bale ; to Liverpool, In sailing vessels, at )4d to l-16d. Timber to Nsrthem ports $12al3 per 1,000 feet. Lumber to Northern ports at $10al2 per 1,000 feet. SAVAMAH WHOLESALE PRISES CURRENT. Articles. PER FROM TO Bagging,Gunny .’ yd 'Mi;:::::*!*/ 1 EaRVHWWHM ■ j Bacon, Hams Shoulders. ....J. It) Sides B) BbEaD, Navv lb Pilot - ft Butter, Goshen, Prime ft Prime Westerii, Flrklus ft Candles, Adamantine ft Oomingo 21@2S 23® 24 9C. 10c. 53357 48®51 29® 30 24®2« 22® 23 ft 22® 23 ft 2s@30 ft 32®- ft 84®— ft 24® 35 " 40®42 28' - Hull’s CacESE, Gosheu.... Extra Cream... English Dairy.. Pine Apple Coffee, St. D' Rio ID Java ft Cordage, Hemp ft Manilla ft 30®33 Domestic Goods Shirtings, Brown yd Sheetings, Brown yd Brown Drills....’. yd Cotton Osutiburgs Fish, Mackerel, No. 1, new )4bl $10 50 do. No. 1 bbl 20®— do kits 2 60®— Flour. Good Ohio !. bbl 10 25®10 50 Good Family bbl 11 60@12 50 Ordinary bbl 9 00®10 05 Grain, Corn, Maryland White bush 1 16® 1 25 Prime Western bush 1 3u® 1 30 Oats bush 75®85 Glass, American Window — a— Gunpowder, Hazard’s, Electric keg $«@$16 Hay, Prime Northern owt 96al 20 do. Eastern' cwt —a— Hides, Dry ft Deerskins ft Iron, Swedes, ton Pig ,tou Hoop Sheet Nailrods Lard, Prime Leaf ft Pressed ft Lime, Rockland bbl $4a— Lumber, White Pine, rough., m ft $403-. do Pine dressed m ft 60a55 Spruce Pine Scantling m ft 33a96 Yellow Pfr Boards raft 60a— Molasses, New York, renued gal Golden Syrup gal Nails ; ft natal Stores, Tar bbl Spirits Turpentine Varnish Oils, Linseed gal Whale gal Sperm Neatsfoot Lard. Kerosene..., Train 1, Turpentine Lubricating Oils Spindle OIL... «t.... Engine OU No. 2 Lubricating Osnaburgs, Flax Pork, Family Pig Pork Porter, London, quarts Raisins Malaga « )6box 3 50®— 8ai.t, Liverpool sack 2 $i®2 76 Coast sack —®— Soap,American, yellow.... ft 16®16 Shot, all sizes bag 8 75®4 00 Otard, Dupuv A Co, )4 A )4 cks., gal 1100®15 00 Gin. Holland’ gal 6 50@— Whisky, rectified gal 2 76@- “ Old Kentucky gal 8 00@— “ Imperial Nectar. gal 3 26®— Sugar, Brown ft 16® 17)4 B. Coffee ft 21®- crushed ft 23®24 Powdered ft S3@24 Tallow ft 12)43— Tobacco.....’ Teas Imperial ft 140®2 00 Oolong ft 1 20@1 60 Pouching ft 100® 110 Twine, Seine ft —®— Baling ft —®— Wines, Claret case 9 50®1200 Port gal 4 oo®5 00 Sherry * — Sal 2 25®4 50 Catawba • * ■ case —® 9 00 Wool, Southern unwashed ft 52® Clean ft 36®ss COUPONS. City of Savannah 1 S5@—. 1 35®— 85®— btfl 16 00@20 00 7 00®— box Serenade.—The fine band of the 12th Maine Regi ment, under the leadership of Mr. Andrew last even ing. serenaded Col. C. H. Hopkins. They performed several operatic and other airs, which were highly appreciated by a large number of citizens. Personal.—Judge Nathaniel Usher, District At torney of the Northern District of Florida, Is in town, en route for the North. He is stopping at thePu- lagkl House and will sail In the San Jacinto to-day. We are indebted to Captain O. A.-lngrabam, of the steamer Helen Getty, for favora. From Doctobtown.—The steamer Orient, Captain Gotdthwalte, arrived yesterday forenoon from Doc- tortown, with a full cargo of cotton. $1 75 ; Spirits of Turpentine at $140. Oranges—One cargo has been received since last report, which was sold on private terms. Thert Is no stock lu market. The ruilug prices for small lots from wharf are $25 per thousand. Oats—Are. unchanged but firmly held at 85a*0p per bnahel for white and mixed, and $110 for black seed oats. Considerable demand, especially from the interior. , . Potatoes—.The market contiunes supplied in abundance. We qnote from store at $3a*'50, accord ing to the quality and amountof purchase. .The market Is very abundantly supplied, demand continnes very moderate. W» ig to tbe ( Pork—T and tbe ul—The tiabor ot u •a this steamer, which days since in a leakii u L rad to Mobile, from New /•••rk. lu \ ytdtciff’iy The steamer wii. ' A-’s to proceed » . New York ti jr ’ SAVANNAH ^A01ONALB^K. i865 } An election for six Directors, to map age tfi» affairs of this Bank for one year, will be held at the Banking House on the second Tuesday In January next, being the 9th day ol the month. Polls open from 10 o’clock i. m. to 2 o’clock p. m. 012-lawlgi JACOB SPIVEY, CasBfcr. quote at $20 per bbl for Mess. _ rope We nave no change to notice. The market is abundant with supplies, sod the demand light. We quote at 20a2lc. . . . Rice—Since our last report the market has not Improved,the demand being entirelyconfined to home consumption. One cargo of 1,000 bosh rough rice* suitable for plautlng, was received. It was stored. We quote rough rice at $2a2 50 per bush. Seed Bice. at$2 60aS. Carolina clean rice to selling at 12al3c per lb. East India lOallKc. A small lot of Georgia Rice changed bands at 14c per lb. .... Sugar—The market continnes to be abundantly snpplied with all the various qualities. We quote Brown, refined, at 14)*al5c; Yellow, do, at 19al9)*c; C, do., 18ii8);c; B, do., 20c; Crushed, 22a23c; Pow dered, 2sa24c. A small sale of Muscovado Sugar was made during the week at auction at 13X to 14Xc per *32L*-al present the demand to very good. We quote new crop lit whole boxes at $6a6 60; half do., $2 60a* 76; quarters, $li.75a2. SHINGLES—The demand continues good. We hear Financial. Latest Quotations for Unccrrent Money and Securities, corrected by Bryan, Hartrtdge A Co., Brokers, Ac. Ssvsmnah, Jan. llth, ISOs. Notes to be $5 and Upwards. These rates wm be reduced 10 to 80 per cent, on smaller notes. Prepared expressly for the Savannah Dally Herald. GEORGIA* Augusta Ins. (tod Banking Co 8 Bank of Augusta 24 do Athens 30 do Columbus i* do Commerce 10 do Fulton : j® do Empire State.. ....10 Bank or Middle Georgia 60 do Savannah...- 4* City Bank of Augusta. -^ 19 Marine Bank....- *9 Planters’ Bank 14 SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank of Camden 26 do Charleston 15 do Cheater do Georgetown...- do Hambnrg do Newberry.....- do south Carolina do State of So. Ca COUPONS. Generally less than Bonds. Cay ofSavannah ...tof*# STOCKS. Central Railroad j 70®T5 Southwestern Railroad 7o®73 Muscogee Railroad. .46®50 Atlantic aud Gulf Railroad 40@s» Georgia Railroad. To®72 These quotations are liable to fluctnate, aud ian- not be relied on for any length of time. Kithsmge. BUYING. Sterling, nom I0#x®107 X in gold. “ _ “ 145 iu currency. Boston Sight % to % per cv dto. New York Sight. x to \ per rt. dis. d°- 30 Says l per cl and int do. 60 days i per ct. and Int. Philadelphia Sight i per ct. tBs. Baltimore Sight.. 1 per ct. dto. SELLING RATES. New York .’..Par Boston ....: da Philadelphia do Baltimore do AUGUSTA MARKET? August a, Wednesday evening, Jan. 10, ’66. Cotton—The decline in the New York market has slightly affected the market here, butt here is, how ever, a good demand and no material change in prices. Gold—Broken buying at 143 aud selling at 144 a sHfppnro. FOB NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steamship Company. REDpCTION OF PASSAGE. $*S OO. ItMtsg., $10 OO The very tat sailing Steamship flambeau, W. B. BATON, Commander, 'Will positively sail on her regular day, Saturday, 13tta taut., at — o’clock. For freight or passage, having very superior ac commodations, apply to 110 JOHN It WILDER, Agent. a ii up i’i Whipping Iutelliifeuoe. Miniature Almanac—This Day. Sun rises 6 69;Moon rues 3 »4 Sun sets 5 ljuigh water 6 21 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Friday; Jan. 12. ista. Arrived. Steamer Helen Getty, Ingraham, Palatka, Fla—L S Bennett. Steamer Scorpio, Rogers, Augusta—Keln A oo Steamer St Heleina, Cercopuly, Beaufort. Steamer Orient, Goldtnwalte. Doctortowa—Chas L Colby A Co. Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen. Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Hilton Head. Steamer Sylvan shore, Tucker, New York via Charleston—Claghorn A Cunningham. Schr Messenger, Holding, Rockland, Me, with lime—F W Sima A Co. Brig Ocean Belle, Morton, New York—E Padel- ford. Brig Beaaie, Jackson, St Johns, X B, with lumber— J L Woodworth. Cleared. Steamer Emllte, Bender, Hilton Head. Steamer O P Potter, Cessar, Sunbuiy—Chas L Col by A Co. Steamer H M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer St. Helena, Cercopnly, Beaufort. Ship Mont Blanc, Donnell, Liverpool—LaRoche, Gaden A Unckles. Imports. Per steamer Scorpio, from Augusta—245 balea up land cotton. Per steamer Orient, from Doctortown—15S bales upland cotton, 36 do sea island do, 30 bbls turpen tine, 63 sacks ground nnts, 5 boxes mdse, 4 pieces ordnance. Per steamer Helen Getty, from Jacksonville—117 bales sea island cotton. Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—706 bales cotton and mdse. m au i WWk, AKD ^TERMEDL 1 C LANDINGS. Steamer Capt.FR, - \ ia receiving freight this dispatph aa above This boat to new and in g< ed by officers of lone experie Rate* by this line aa 1 riY*r. Freight received and it on on Old Florida Steamboat . street* free of expense, freight apply to Harrfc nion, JR, STAR. LINE. FOR NEW YORK. The fine Steamship AMERICA, Lindt, Comman der, will leave for the above port on Saturday, Jam. 13th. at — o’clock. For freight or passage, having superior state room accommodations, apply to J10 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A OO. 1U “ wii! na,-<; quick ; “ar, and command- outht tlT«r. soy boats on tbe •rgs. BP-ystroat. . JOHNSON. On Wharf. FOR AU Empire Line. FOR NEW YORK. Allan,L, MaU Htnam.hlp Company. PASSAGE REDUCED TO - OifAFt The new and bet iide-whesi steam ship SAN JACINTO, Loveland, mas ter, will gall as above, on Saturday, January 13, at 3 1-2 o’clock. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accom modations. apply to B. H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON A ALLEN. Agents, j# No. 5, Bowling Green, N. Y. s T> Tiio new and ver C O JEl Capt. N. I’. - Will leave aa above on Tuesday, Jan. 16th, Freight at the lowest rate.. For freight or passage. app : ; I o 1 1.1 q\ Ok* toO. FOR AUGUSTA AND LANDINGS < The fins! . s W A Capt. hi. J will have despatch. For freight or passage, ap. JI3-1 RIYEK. NT FOE PA J. ATI ...16 ...12 ...20 ...14 .15 Commercial Bank, Columbia. 12 Exchange do 12 Merchants’ Cheraw. Peoples’Bank South Western union Bank.. 12 12 45 15 20 30 65 BONDS. Old Georgia «T0 do ® City of Savannah 76®40 Augusta. — Macon Columbus • * Central RMfroath-j 90® int. Memphto'^d Charleston RariroatL * ‘.A' ‘ ’ s§@70 Per ship Mont Blanc, for Liverpool—1,639 bales up land cotton, 199 do sea island do. "T wang 1—irerewasi suai a ■ra. — SWl . AYtMMSTm^Ik Kei JAl Weils, Mrs Wetherall, Miss Wells, G H Emery, wife aud sister. Dr McPherson, J N Stripling, Mm Cro well, Mijs Crowell, J Amow, N R Guyton, 3 W Gary, L Howes, and 9 deck- Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—Col A J Law ton, C L Dodd, C H Baldwin, J Wilkinson and 75 on deck. Consignees. Per steamer Scorpio, from Augusta—Keln A Co, aud others. Per steamer Helen Getty, from Jacksonville—L S Bennett, A S Hartrldge, J L Villalonga, Tisou A G, Rogers A C, Erwin A H, J Lippman, N A Hardee A Co, M S Cohen, C E Smith. Per steamer Orient, from Doctortown—L T Whit comb, D Latbrop, O Fallon A Co, E C Wade A Co, Cooper A McArthur, E W Solomons, Tisou A G, J L Villalonga, Brigham, B A Co, Hunter A G, G A Ter rill, H Gowdy, J White. Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—Erwin A H, E C Wsde A Co, and othera. Per brig Ocean Belle, New York—T W Shea, W H Stark, Holcombe A Co. J L Villalonga, Brigham, B A Co, Ulugnorn A C. Deppish A P, L S Bennett, M H Williams, A D Williams, Duucan A J, D Falvey, E C 1.0 -s, B F Ross, Darlington A B. Crane, Johiieon A G, ' stone, Hubert A Co, U M Heidt, T H Balshuw A Co. T F Thomas A Co, E Comstock, Gen- J B Go don, E D Smith A CO, G H Arledge, Hunter A G, Erwin A H, a A G R R Co, Lovell A L, Adams Ex: Hjeloyr. Schooner Fannie Elder, from New.York—Van Eorr, Holyoke A Murray. Br bark Arbitrator. Schooner, name unknown. PORT OF FERNANDINA, FLA. Febnandina, Fla., Jan. 9. i Arrived. Jan 5—V S Supply Vessel Guthrie* Sprague. Jau 7—Norwegian ship Cavour, of (.'hnsUausand, Tellefson, from Barcelona. Jau 9—Steamer Cosmopolitan. Jan 10—Revenue Cutter Nanaemond, Coleaberry, on a cruise. Steamer Fannie, McNelty, Savannah. Schooner Comment, of Mill bridge. Sawyer, from New Yolk. Cleared. FOR NEW YORK. Th# f&st-s&iHng schooner M. Q. PARR, having the bulk of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch lor , the above port. For freight, apply to HUNTER A GAMMELL. /KINSViLLE. v h)w_ ’ 03 OIrUiti a The new and tat Sid3-wheel h&si Asher Capt. WM. TAYLOR, Will have despatch. Goods received free of storage in the Wharf Stores, No. 5 and 6, below Lincoln street. dee27 BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO. SYLVAN Capt. JAMES having been specta’lv fitted l» vt ior the above placva MifekAi tcinoon (13 e. ha' Freights FOE MOIST!, T HE undersigned are prepared to receive goods at _ thelr_ Warehouses—free of expense and oov eept‘29—tf cor. Buy and Abercoru at-, Sailed. Jan 9—Sjoop Thunder, Hagan, for Brunswick. PORT OF ST. MARYS, GA. St. Mabys, Ga., Jan. 9,1866. Arrived. Jan 6—Schr Abby B. Savannah—S L Burns dt Co. Jan 8—Norwegian ship Cavour, 737 tons, Baroe- 11a. Spain, 54 days, <0 S L Burns A Co. Cleared. Jan 2—Schr Jas Henry, Matanzaa—S L Burns A Co Jan 6—Schr Pearl, Natsau—S L Burns A Co. Consignees per Central Railroad, Savannah, Jan. 12, 7866. Per Central Railroad—16 balea upland cotton, 8 do sea Island do, and mdse, to E Hertz A Co, Erwin A H, Tisou A G, Gordon, N A Nardee. Office of U. S. Direct Tax Com- missiojjer DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, ) Savannah, Dec. 13, 1836. i Owners of Lota, Landa and Improvements in the city of Savannah, Ga., are notified that the Tax Roll for •aid city Is completed, and the taxes due thereon may be paid to the undersigned within Bixty (60j days from this date, at oar office, north-west corner of South Bi"ad and Lincoln streets, in said city of Savannah. For non-payment of the tax, the Apt of Congress prescribes a forfeiture of the property taxed to the United States. Office boars from 9 to 12 a. sl, and 2 to t p. m. T. P. ROBB, S. A. PANCOAST, J. C. BATES, U. S. Direct Tax Commissioners, Diet. dl3 -tf of Georgia. OFFICE OF THE HOME INSURANCE CO.. 1 Savannah, Ga., Jan. 9, 1866.) The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Home Insurance Company of Savannah will be held at fhe office of )he Company, 89 Bay street, on the 18th inst. An election for Directors for the ensuing year will be held between the hqnre of 12 m. and 2 p.m. A. WILBUR, President. M. A. Cobin, Sec. jll-td For Augusta, THE STEAMER R. H. MAY, Wilt have dispatch for the above place. Goods receiv ed at all time and stored in lire proof warehouse, foot of Lincoln street, free of cost J. M. KINCHLEY, Agent. Office in Claghorn A Cunningham’s. The May arrived in Angnsto from Savannah on Baltimore, Charleston and Havana STEAMSHIP LINE, VIA CHARLESTON FROM BALTIMORE. , The first class Side wheel Steamship ISABELLA, H ( C. WANBJSR3C* Commander, will leave Charleston for Baltimore on MONDAY. 15th inst., at — o’clock precisely. For freight or,passage, having elegant Stateroom aacommodatlons, apply to GAHRaNL'IE A IBBANA. Agents, 18 Commerce ttrect; Baltimore, Or CHISOLM BROS., Agents,, js-tf 32 Ea«t Bast Bay, Charleston, 8. C. For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, 8T. MARY’S, FER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and fast sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKEK, Capt. N. King, Having been placed permanently upon this route will leave for the above places on Every Thursday Morning, at 10 o’clock. For freight or passage, having splendid cabin ac commodation, apply on board, at the Florida Steam Packet wharf or to _ CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, oo-tf Agent.. TOUCHING AT BRU . RYS, FERNANDI VILLE AND ! : -CK, ST. 'I J ACKSON- X’OLAI The elegant • •:u'cr For Thoma Tb« Stei Gen. Sliaploy, Orion Will rnsbe Tri-weekly Trij nectiou with the Atlantic at Savannah on Tuesdays, Tin Through freight payable l Freight received daring ti of expense. For freight or psssave apt cha n20 Comer A; into route, wtU ' x,•».!>. J.'t ST CHANGE OF 04 X\ b liOUH. 't j FREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED. FOR JACKSONVILLE, INLAND, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST MARYS’ ' .n F2RNANDINA. THE STEAMLR F ffA IST 1ST I E , CAPTAIN MoNELTf . Will leave a» above from rae Florida F --- c , Wharf footoi West Broad street, r.c TTFST . : •• ?tttb at 10 o’clock u, m., and v.i; ■ - : every Tuesday fotowing at < in. V- -V notice. This boat Is in very exceS<~.7 order, < cemmsaded by officer* of experence; ami bar . • • .: ,:e r accommodations for passcDg-' While the boat toon her fr< Vhi ■ ; be re. celved and stored in fire-pro. " vv„ -n -■ . penre. For freight or passage, ap, v . > F. M. MTIUfLL,Agt, Harm 'iaLdingz, Bay street. Ortc W. JonssoN, on vt:.arf. FOR PHILADELPHIA, The new and sptondld iron Steamship CUMBEXA, FRENCH, Commander, Will Bail for the above port on Saturday, Jan. 20, at — o’clock. For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dations, apply to jl3 HUNTER A GAMMELL, The May arrived in Angus’ Friday with her frill freight. For LIVERPOOL. The fine n$w dipper bark MARIA H E N R Y, PRINCE, Commander, having threw-fourths of her cargo engaged, will have <lt ??>r UGarceof fright, apply to CHAS. L COLBY A OO., Corner of Abercorn and Bay streets. Liberal allowances made on consignments to friends In Liverpool. J U * H FOR Rio De Janeiro. CALLING AT St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco and Bahia The United Statsa and Brax’J Steamship Company u^patai Oath* aptli o f every mouth, A HEW AND FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP, To heave at 3 o’efoeA, P- =»•; Prom Pier 43, North River. All letters have to pass through the Poet Office. An experienced 801*00“ will be in attendance n board. For freight an oaaeage, having splendid accommo daiiona, apply 0 THOMAS ASENCIO A CO., octai-am No. 11, Broadway. New York. REDUCTION OF RATE&, POi MACON I HAfe ONSVILLE VIA DARIEN. DOCTORTOWN, And Landings ou the AltaEi„t r.ad Goo nip. c r.vsj^. St earner O a.k^ Capt. Moc'suley, will have quick despatch as a h , 1 his bout is iu goodord*r. ouj t ’or >ne trade, and rates A 1 in lne«.-.:t Freight received dallv, and - .r-a r >■ . ■!■■ ■-■ house at Florida Wharf; foe: of West Bioed s-.sme Transportation charges ■ • c-Lr .'uacon and EawkinsvlHe paid promptly Arrangements have been ma with tie Agent of the Macon A B nnawlck Ra through to Macon on arrival without delay. Hatzb or Fxjhght : To 3f ft ■ do. per foot. 7*c-, toBs* -* iV , do., per foot, »oe For freight. <ic., apply to J. s. no ESDEE, Avt, ■ Brought* n 61 • 51. M7B..LL, Harris hand KEW I OU For Liverpool. The first-class British ship MOZART, Capt. Smith, will have despatch for the abve port. For freight engagemsuts, apply to jll-lw 3 v - !' . T. R. <fc J. G. MM3. TO South-Wester Georgia, YU SUNBURY AND STATION No. t : L- LANTIC & G LF R Li. The new ar J --.fr Bteamer O. .F. Fetter Will leave her wharf foot every MONDAY, WED.nESI o’clock a. in., connecting at - stages for Station No. 4 A. A h Passengers by this route wi 4 in time to take tbe train So log days, connecting at Thor liontkello.Fla., ana Albany, j Returning, passer gera wii Tuesdays, Tinreanye and dinner. Time between Savannah hoars. For passage only apply to CHAS. X d2l-lm Corner of Abg ■ora sires;, at FRIDAY, st 7 y wiih a hns of