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THE WTr.L. LOCKE & ca TwTuuum, moDim nuim. Daily Papor M, Tri-Weekly *5,. Whiff Tiolcota« SAVANNAH, GA. •'wSPSEMAT M0ttNM6.8ElT.a8, 1868. ... The Patch-work at Atlanta. Tho substanco of tho proceedings of tho Union Democratic convention at Atlanta has boon laid before tho roader. Tho Georgian of this city, ono SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22,1R52. IAMBI WEBSTER, of Hossaehnsetts, FOR VICK PRESIDENT t CHARLES J. JENKINS, of Georgia. ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARGE • II. U. GUMMING, of Rlchm’d | ED. Y. HILL, of Troup. ELECTORS FOR THE DISTRICTS t Ssarg^sJ i&sstasi* FOR PRESIDENT i , • WINFIELD SCOTT, of New Jersey. FOR vice president: WILLIAM A. ORAIIAM^or North Carolina. ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARQE { WM. LAW, or Chatham. | JOEL CRAWFORD,of Early ELECTORS FOR THE DISTRICTS J • 1st—Geo.W.Walthou*. 15Ui—'TornrrIII.T«m. 8d—Lott Warrkn. GUi—Ira E. Dutrrr. 3d—Itonr. V. Uardrhar. 7th—N. G. Fostko. 4Ux—Rorr. W. Bunu. 18th—Gko. Evans. The Whig Platform. 1. The Government of tho United 8tatos Is of n limi ted diameter, and It la confined to tho oxorelse of now- ora oxprestly granted by the Constitution, and such as may be necessary and proper for carrying the granted powers Into foil execution, and that all powers not thus granted ornecesaarU/ Implied, are expressly reserved to too States respectively and to tho peoplo. 3. Tho State Governments should bo held socuro in their reserved rights, and tho General Government sus tained In Its constitutional power*, and the Union ■honld be revered and watched over as “tho Palladium of our liberties.” A That while struggling freedom, everywhere, en lists our wannest sympathy, we shall adhere to the doc- trinesortho Father of his Country, as announced in his , of hooping ourselves freo from all en- with foreign countries, and of never r dwn to stand upon foreign ground. That a as a Republic Is not to propagate our opin ions, or iraposo on other countries our form of govern ment,by artifice or force, but to teach by example, and to show by our suocoss, moderation and Justice, the bles sing* of self-government aud the advantages of freo In* HtitUtlflUS. 4. That where people mako and control tho Govern ment, thoy should obey its constitution,laws and treaties, irthey would retain their self-respecct,and tho respect Which they claim and will enforce from foreign powers. ’5. Government should bo conducted upon principles of tho strictest economy, andravenuo sufficient for the expenses thereof in timo or poace, ought to be mainly derived from a duty on imports, and not from direct tax es r and In levying such duties, round policy requires a just discrimination, and protection from fraud by specific duties whoa practicable, whereby suitable encourage- incut may be assured to American Industry, equally to all classes, and to all portions of the conntn. 0. The Constitution vesta In congress the power open and repair harbors, and remove obstructions from navigable livers; and It is expedient that Cougnss shall exorcise that power ‘‘whenever such improvements are nr cessary for tho common defence, or for tho protection and facility of commerce with foreign nations or among the States t” nut improvement* being, in every instance, national and general in tknr character. 7. The Federal and State Governments are parts of one system, alike necessary for the common prosperity, peace jrnd security, and ought to be regarded alike, with a.cordial, habitual and immoveable attachment.— Respect for the authority of each, and acquiescence In tho constitutional measures or each, are duties require* by tho plainest consideration of national, of State, and of individual welfare. 8. Tho series or acts of tho thirty-first Congress, com monly known as the comprise or adjustment, (tho net fbr the recovery of fugitives from labor Included,) wo re ceive and acquiesce in, as a final settlement, In principle and subetanae, or the subjects to which they relate, and so far ns thcro acts are concerned, wo will maintain them and iusistonlhelrstrictenforccment,unUlUme and expe rience shall demonstrate the necessity or further legisla tion to guard against the evasion of the laws on the one a and the abuse of their powers on the other—not ring their present efficiency to carry out tho require- monta or the Constitution, and we deprecate all further agitation of the questions thus settled, ns dangerous to our peace, and will discountenance all efforts to continue or, renew such agitation, whenever, wherever, or how ever mado—and we will maintain this settlement as es sential to tho nationality or our paity, and the integrity or tho Union. 0. Believing tho limits of our Union, extending between ooea«s from tho British Possessions to tho Mexican Re- From our . Now*York Correspondent. The Notorious Mike Walsh nominated by the, Democrhts—IIis Miniature Taken—Theatrical and Musical Matters—Albbni and Sontag— The Rttemen Children—Mr. and Mrs. Forrest— Sir William Don in Jail, (fc. NEW-YORK, SEPT. 18, P. M. _ rt Conscionco avaunt, Richard *s himsolf again 1” of tho organs of tho Southern Rights Democracy, After a fow days indisposition your ’utnblo (as rejoices over “the prospect now prosontod of a Uriah Hoop would say) correspondent is about thorough union among tho supporters of Pierce again, and takes up his pen (a shocking bad ono by and Kino in Goorgia.” Tho Courier, tho organ of tho way) to givo tho roadors of tho Rejiublican, as tho Union Democracy, says: “ tho Union Domo* briefly as possible, a birds oyo viow of things in cruts havo finally resolved to wnivo all personal Gotham. But what is thcro to writo about 1 That is considerations, and vote tho regular tickot for tho question. Suppose I commonco with politics. Pierce and Kino." Those organs may bo supposed The next Congress will havo a raro contribution to oxpress tho sentiments of tho two wings of tho from tho Fourth District in this city,—tho Hon. party in this city. We doubt howovor, whethor “Mike” Walsh—who was announced on Thursday thoy correctly represent tho feelings of tho party morning last to bo tho rogular nominee of tho Dom- clsowhero in tho Stato. Thoro is reason to boliovo ocratio party thoro. Next day when it was an- they havo not looked beyond tho surfaco, nor duly nounccd in tho newspapers thoro word but few per* considered tho position of tho master spirit of tho sons who did not look upon it ns a rogular joko, but Union soetion, and tho ominous languago of tho on examination it was found to bo a truth,—and n report ogroed upon by tho Union convention at At- truth which shows to what depths of degradation lanta. Tho attention of tho reader is requested to and disgrace tho buying aud soiling politicians of tho following facts. [ this city havo como at lost. In tho report adopted by tho Union Domocrats at This Mike Walsh, some years ago, was a man Atlanta occur tho following important paragraphs: I of mark in all tho rowdy demonstrations of tho • • • .. wo have been deeply impressed with tho day. His natno figured in tho polico reports onco Idea that to ensure union, harmony and enthusiasm I 4V>4 . „,i ,i,„ irn „, mnml thnnrrh among all tho true supporters or tho National Democrat- a " e<3k » on an average, all tho year rouud—tliougu lo nominees, it wusesieutial to organize each an electoral I it is but fair to say that his peccadilloes seldom or ^^£%KZrStJI& 'Zrty.&Z !•"» of jyr thuw crimM. hi, **«». Rights Democrats.» «seA it still our solemn canvic- found its fitting field in '* kicking up a TOW in tho • “Suffice it to say, Umt vro have doem* political conferences of tho old sachems of Tam ed U advisable, that wo etui deem it advisable, mr tho I „ „ m .. ,, P , „ ,, „ purpose of removing all causes or irritated reeling bo- mauy Hall. To old fogyism, there, Miko \\as tween Uie two branches or our common party, and rally- & constant poet; but, as tho fellow is gifted with a Sfisffi^&£s&%:a3J! a 52 r unaapU, ^°*■*«*,.* - i**»*» ticket, so aa to givo lo tho union Democrats a fair ropre- always oxerted in tho most radical of all radicalism, actuation upon it-” it is no wonder that in a city liko this ho managed In tho courso of tho correspondence botwoon tho t0 ^Uy around him a pretty strong party, mostly committees of tho two Motion, or tho putty, at At- mado up or tho genu, b’lioy, and that lareo claw of lama, theso viow, wero Ml forth and urged by tho pomons who boliovo that rich mon nro nil gro Union Domocrats. Tho Elecutivo Committee or Mounc lrol,, and that wealth ought to bo dlstributod tho Southern Righta division replied that thoy poa- | thM0 who m in 0CMl of it . h, fact, Miko isaspocics of Now-York Proudhon, believing, in ono ronso, with tho Frenchman, that “ all property is robbery,” but with tho exception in his (Miko’s) favor, that ho does not share tho Frenchman’s irro- ligion or ihfidolity—!for Miko is a member of tho church. Theso seemingly inconsistent elements of charac sossed do authority to mako any changes upon their ticket, and in justification of thoir refusal, procood- od to mako tho following important statement: “ Wo hare diligently sought information from all parts of the Stale, and tho result Is a firm conviction that any change at this time In the Electoral Ticket, would weak en rather than strengthen the cause, in which wo, lu common with yourselves, are enlisted.** Upon this oxtraordinary statement, tho report of From Our Now-York Correspondent. Commercial Matters—Money Market—Exchange* —Stotts—Georgia Bonds—Cation Market—Ap- prehensions of a diminished Crojt—Rice Market —Shipment of Specie, V- NEW-YORK, SEPT. 1R Tho money market is without material chango, though tho tendency for tho past week has boon to a freer currency for papor. Tho rocont negotiation of Pennsylvania loans furnishing an increased sup ply of Sterling has tended to a slight depression of Foreign Exchanges and diminished shipments of coin. Tho sooson of business having so far pro gressed as to bring us nearer to a full supply of sterling from our exports of Cotton, it is not proba ble that coin will bo required so largoly as Was anticipated, and this will effect tho monoy market favorably. I see no causo for material chango in valuo of monoy for tho present oxooptporhnps for a slight reduction of tho rates. Tho current quota tions are 5 por Cent on call; 6 a fil for primo 60 day bills, and 61 a Cl por cent for 4 and 6 months do. Exchanges doso flat at 1101 a 110’ for sterling. Tho stock market has not variod materially sinco my last. Sales have been mado of $100,000 Geor gia 6's at 108 a 1081 closing at tho latter prices which is an advance of l por cent. Thoy are want ed for Ranking purposes. Tho numerous and increasing complaints from Georgia and South Carolina in relation to tho damage to cotton suBtninod by the rocont floods, havo at length awakened some unoaslnoes among tho operators horo, and tho inanimate market of lost wook has boon succocdod by a general im provement in tho demand and an advanco of fully l of n cent, over my last quotations. Our dealers fool that any inton option to tho picking at this crit ical poriod must havo tho offoct of diminishing tho supply very materially. Tbo prevailing opinion now is, thnt tho crop will fall bolow that of lost year considerably. Atlantic Porta. Ordinary 0X@ UV* Middling bought with the treasure of the country or tho blood of ^rittJtteBardlng tho public lands as tbo Joint and com mon property of tho several States, and bolding that par tial appropriations, either of them or their proceeds, to particular States for general or specified objects, are un wise and unjust to the other moinbers of the Confedera cy, we are in favor ora just and equal distribution of said lands or their proceeds among all the Slates. 11. With tbo view of carrying out the principles here inbefore enunciated, and for tho pxrposo of selecting men for whom we can more cheeilully cast our suffra ges at the approaching Presidential election, than for cither of the present nominees—mon, too, whose services lu tho recent great struggle Involving tho permanence of tho Government, are a guaranty of their fidelity to the Constitution and the Union, and whose position is known to accord with the above declaration of principles, and whose patriotism knows no North, nu 8outh.no Enel, no West—wo hereby nominate DANIEL WEBSTER, ol Massachusetts, for the office of President, and CHARLES J. JENKINS, ofGoorgla, for tho office of Vice President, of the United Stales. tho w combine to mako hint averyi>arado*ieaU|H>cie» tho Union Democrat, make the following ominoo. B M „ onorablolha copl . - Ono clause of Ihel, letter I. clearly Mlcatlre of tho *?' di «C"" r ' th C” »PrcMntaUvo from the tact, had they been frilly empowered by the Convention Fivo Potnls District takes his scat in tho IIouso of that appointed them u> remodel their electoral ticket, Representatives. Ho is blunt of snecch-so that they would have declined to do so. We refer to the par-1 ,, , , . ... ... ! . . egraph In which they declare their ‘firm conviction’ if ho thinks thoro is an illegal lingering of tho pub- from ‘Information diligently sought from all parts of the R c funds, ho won’t hesitate to call it thiovcing, and the fiageror a duel. Ho I, mentor of .ho vomneu- which wo, In common with yourselves, nro enlisted.”— lar, in all its variations, and is as woll posted up in Wo deeply regret that such should be lho Indications or _r ,u_ r :__ __j ,i. n ««, nnn i v nrt ol self- feeling. eiLnatlng from any portion of our “Southern 01 m" n "g and the manly an Ol sell S lits Democratic brethren, that a slmplo change of the dcfonce as oithor of his friends TomHyer or et giving to the • Union Demoerau' a fair ropreteu- •• Ynnkeo Sullivan.” Ho ia a printer by trade, and taiion upon It should have so decided a tendency to drive . » . , r .. thorn from the support of thejr principles and ibelr can* I ®°nio joare stneo edited a pnpor call tho oubterra• didntes.” ntan, to advocate his agrarian notions, but happon- ‘"S » UW Homebody most acnttdnloualy, ho wan this ground. wseA more are we to apprehend that ‘ Union Bent Up to break Stono and pick Wool in lllnck- Xfmwr.UjW.d », Uti.mt r.rrul dfef.f.u. Ml rr- we |p 6 f ur „ lcrm 0 f olxmontha. Tllil, Itow- fuse to support it since theg are tokoll) lettkout represen-\ , tation upon it." cvcr,ouly mado him all tho more popular with tho In connection with tho foregoing, wo reproduce I masses,” as was proven in tho iact that thoy sent tho following extract from Gov. Cobb’s lato letter I hitn up to Albany a month only after his “ timo to Orion Stroud: was up,” ns thoir representative in tho Stato houso **t could not myself support n ticket, nor ask my friends thoro. Higher honors now await him—lor bo- I in a in a Mrongiy Democratic district (it includes tluacldusly Insisted should not bo disturbed,'ffthe pui- tho Fivo Points) there is about as much chnnco for pose of conciliation and compromise. As some of tlielr I a Whiff competition there as thcro would bo for more liberal and Just minded advocates havo admitted, It mnn .,,, „ . • . „„i, was asking Union men to do what,under similar clrcum- man w *th clean linen on his back, stances, they would not havo been willing lo have done Such a man is Miko Walsh, who, if ho lives, is themselves. to represent Now-York—tho Empire City—the Ono idea stands out prominently in all tho foro- commercial metropolis of Amorica—in tho Con- going oxtracts, and it is this: there is a doepBcatod of lho Unlted glalc8 . « o tempora! ” " O hostility between the two branches of tho party.— mores! ’’ True, tho Atlanta convention determined not to Tho'thcatrical and musical world is in an un- run a Union Democratic ticket, and to “cast no ob- Won|cd {ormcnt jast now . V Vo havo no Jo* than staclo; in tho way of concentrating upon the South- oight thcatrea opon# t0 nolhing of tll0 dozen or ein Rights ticket all tho strength and votos which t woo f other places of amusement that makes ono can be brought to its rapport. But tho Union Domo- roaUy wondor how thfiy can a |j fi nd eupport. Thoy crats say no whore in thoir report that thoy will d o find support though beyond all question, for thoy vote the present ticket. They sown to havo studi- aro faU ncar ] y ovoiy nig | Ut onsly avoided committing themselves to such a Alboui has created a great furore in tho musical course. Indoed the passages quoted above indicate ^1^ H or quiet, natural and pure stylo 1ms a determination to take no part in tho election.- gradu ally won upon tho hearts of hor henrore, and Those of them who can forget tho dishonor put ^ f ar B j, 0 8 t an ds confessedly ono of tho greatest, if upon them, are loft froo to support tho tickot, but not the greatest, lyric artiste thnt hus over visited no plodgc or intimation is given to do so. All U8t sho g i veaa benefit on Tuesday to tho Firo this is In accordance with a suggestion thrown out Department Fund. Sontag is to mako her first ap- by a loading Union Democrat some weeks ago— po awnce on Monday ovening, at Metropolitan that his wing of tho party should remain passivo Hall> and then wo shall be able to judgo whother until tho Southern rights people were taught by sad th „ grcal clwlr alto or tho groat soimino bo tho experronco tho necessity of granting them honorablo groator artigt0 . I do not boliovo there is any rivul- torms. Gov. Codb cannot sujrporttho present ticket. ry batwoen tho renowned Queens ol Song p Statistics of Trade and Navigation in Canada, The following statistics of tho commerco and navigation of Canada aro furnished by a correspon dent of tho Commercial Advertiser: Vessels, tonnago and tolls passing through tho canals of Canada, and St. Ann’s locks, on the Ot tawa, during tho year 1851, viz:—18,874 vessels, of 1,973,841 aggregate tonnago, producing £6,408 for tolls. Of those vossols 15,454, of 1,430,172 tons, wero British, and 3,420, of 548,669 tons, foreign. The chief movement was on tho Welland, where tbo tonnage was 772/523; the next on the St. Law- rcnco, where it was 626/210. Tho following is tho total movement of property and passengers on tbo Wolland, St. Lawrence, Chatnbly,and Burlington canals, and tho St. Ann’s locks on tho Ottawa, from 1848 to 1851, inclusive: Fassongors in 1848, 24,968; in 1849, 37,067; in 1850,47,850. Tonnago of goods, 1848,590,718; 1849,641,965 1850,911/519; 1851,1,426,293. Tho aggregate increase of tonnago of goods with in the above period was about 262 per cent. Of this the increase on the Welland was 124.8 per coat.; on tho St. Lawrence, 1755 per cent.; and on the Chambly. 487.9 per cent. The Chambly trade is principally lumber, which baa received a great impetus within the period. The net receipts, after deducting cost of manage ment, but not repairs, were, in tho following years * In 1847, £414827 in 1848, £36,815; 1849, £48, 18501 £55,110; 1B51. £63,930. The not revenue, less repairs, in 1851, was £52,- Exports, Imports, and Shipping.—Value of im ports in 1849, £3.002,599; in 1850, £4/245,517; in 1851, £5,358,697. Of this, tho trade from Great Britain waB as fol lows:— 1819, £1,669,002; 1850, £2,407.980; 1861, £3,012,033. Increase in tbreo years, about 71 pet “From tho United States, in 1849, £1/242,855; in 1850, £1/548,715; in 2851, £2,091,441. Increase in three years about 60 por cent. From the Notth American Colonies, in 1848, £48,913; in 1846, £96.404; in 1850, £109/242. In crease in throo years about 126 per cont. Other foreign countries, 1848, £114124; 1850, £91,393; in lo5I, £1,425,074. Incrooso in throo years 240 per cent. • VALUE OF EXTORTS, 1851. To Great Britain .£1,505,351 British North America 259,379 Wost Indies. 978 United States 1,017,886 Other Foreign Countries 41,""'’ £2/324,63 Add 20 per cent, on oxporta from Inland Ports.. 211,470 Value of Merchandize £3,036,100 Shipping built for Bale, say 41,655 tons, at £ipj)er ton. 416,550 I: £3,452.650 i Inward, in 1851. .tons. 593,265 do. Outward, do..- 637,447 Not customs rovonue, 1847, £382,447; 1848, £301,481; 1849, £412,737; 1850, £681,132; 1851 £732,207. Whiakey manufactured in 1851,2,269, 141 galls. Tits 1 Magnetic Telegraph.—'Tho New York Thties considers tho empire and triumphs of tho electric telegraph, and winds up a long orticlo on tho subject thus: *Tn the nine yean that have elapsed sinco Morse erected his first telegraph from Baltimore to Wash ington, irora twenty to thirty thousand miles of wire have boon stretched over thia Continent. England sends hor galvanic missions undor tho sea to lro- Innd, find beneath tho Straits of Dover to Franco. Naples nnites herself to Gaota by a subterranean rod. In Austria, 3,000 miles are in existcnco: ir Germany. 4,000, and all Europe is becoming rapidl, interlaced with theso thought-avenues, while Egyp , Asia, and South Amorica will soon bocomo subject to tlielr dominion. Tbo earth might bo more than circlod with tho atrial, subterranean and submarine pathways: for intelligence now in operation.” Banes in Washington Citv.—It is Btatod thnt cut of tho eight or ten new banks which, witbiu tho'last fow months, havo booir circulating bills purporting lo issue from Washington, only two, strango as it may appear, havo bauking houses in the Capital.. Thoao two aro tho Bank of tho Ro- public and the National Bank, both of which trans act there a rogular business in deposits, and loans, and discounts. These two banks aro both with drawing their circulation, finding that numerous irrdspontdble parties, residing elsewhere than Wadtingt'on, havo boon making Urge issues hills, throwing an sir of discredit upon all Wash ingfoit isaaca. r ; . - The population of Paris U 1,000,000, and it has 10,000 bods in hospitals; but London, whose popu- -talon is 2/W/XX), has only 5,000 bods. tioou Mr«riiig..io*i«im Middling Fair..1IX®— Kal r tq good Fair 11XSi— N. Orioans and Texas. 0HO10H 10>(® 11 llX®n« none. Mobile bt Florida. li#© iij none. Sales of tho wook 9,500 bales—closing firmly at quotations. . Tho Rico markot is vory firm, but quiet. Tho high prices at lho South and in this market preclude any prospects of shipments to Europo. 5C0 casks havo boon sold during tho week at from $5,121 a $5/25, with sales of about 150 bbls. at $5,374 a $5,50. Tho total shipinonts of spocio this wook amount to $317,630, making a total for tho yoar thus far of $19,918,128. Yours, truly, C. Wiluiot aud John Van Burem Wo would call tho attention of tho reader to tho annoxod paragraph from tho Now-York Evening Post, tho leading Democratic journal in tho North ern States: [From tAe AVr- York Evening Post of the 1(UA.] “Politics in Pennsylvania.—Tho Democracy of Bradford county, Pennsylvania, hold a meeting at Towanda on Saturday, tho 11th instant, which was numerously attended. Tho mooting was brief ly addressed by David Wilntot, who introduced to tho assembly John Van Buren, who followed in a spcoch of nu hour und a half’s lougth. Tho nomi nation of Piorco and King was unanimously nnd enthusiastically responded to: nnd, unless our ac counts aro erroneous, every Domocrutic doctor in Mr. Wilmot’s district who voted for Mr. Van Buren in 1818 will now support tho Baltimore nomina tions. Tho meeting was also addressed by Mr. W. Barker, district attorney of Bradford county, nnd others. “Mr. Van Huron was also at Scranton, Bus- quohannuh county, on Monday ovening, tho 13th. “A largo meeting of tho Domocrats of tho north western part of Pennsylvania ia appointed to bo held at Grcnt Bend, Susquelmnnah county, on tho 2nd proximo. Mr. Wilntot, Mr. Vnn Buren, and VV. Grow, M. C., havo promised to attond. “Mr. Dickons nnd Mr. Buchanan aro also invit ed. Wo cannot doubt lho success ot tho Demo cratic doctoral tickot in Pennsylvania, although it is but fair to uppriso our frionds in thnt Stato that horo Whigs claim Pennsylvania for Scott, and bot upon it.” Loss of the U. S. M. schr. Chatham.—Tito stontnor Florida, from St. Augustino, &c., which arrived at this port yesterday, brought on Captain Middleton and crow, lato of tho U. S. M. schooner Chatham, which vessel was lost about 15 miles south of St. Augustine, on Sunday morning, 5th inst.—Charleston Mercury, yesterday. The Late Sale of Government Cannon.—Tho Republic says tho two hundred nnd two now iron guns, old pattern, weighing noarly half a million pounds, ottered ot public salo in Washington, wore sold at prices ranging from eight to twolvo and quarter conts per hundred pounds. Ho says he cannot. Neither enn Judgo Lumpkin, Mr. Wofford, and tho 15,000 Union Democrats in nJly, but thoir frionds, as I havo beforo remarked, are at loggerheads, and tho war is becoming quite Cherokee. Some of them may follow lho example exciting to “outside barbarians." A good many set them by thoir seaboard brethren, but thoy will iU-nalurod things havo boon said and dono on both „' Vo , tsk ? ‘ for B ran, “ i lh,lt n0 Unfa " sides. But niter all, tvho knows but tins tnuy bu n Whig will so far dishonor himself as to vote such a ruse a Barnum. ticket. Yet tho Georgian books to comfort its Tho Bateman children havo been attho Broadway frionds with the prediction, that Pierce and King Theatre this wock, whore, in conjunction with Col- wtll “tty tao Stato by a majority of ton to twenty lins, tho Irish comedian, they havo drawn Inrgo au- thousand. dicnces. Thoy aro boyond doubt tho most talent- Wo repeat, that tho proceedings at Atlanta Bhow cd| instructing and pleasing prodigies wo havo over tho existence of a bitter and hostilo spirit, which had. Thcro is a child-liko simplicity nnd naivete has not yet been allayed. Tho Executivo Com- a bout thoir acting that is perfectly irresistible. Tho mitloe of tho Southern Rights division wore not q Uarre l between Barnum and tho fnthcr of tho child- content with a simplo refusal to re-modol thoir ron htt a ended in eraoko. It is bolived that tho ticket, but they declare they “havo diligently “gnyjt showman” still retains his interest in them, sought information from all parts of tho State, and I Bateman’s assertions to tho contrary notwithstnud- lho result is a ium conviction that any change, at j nB> j have it from Butcmun thnt his shnro of tho this time, in tho Electoral ticket would weaken p ro fJni during their eighteen months sojourn in rather thun strengthen tbo cause.” wbot does this GreatBrifoin was gSOOOO. prove, but tho prevalence nmong tho Southom The Now-York Theatre, Into AstorPiaco Opera nights peoplo of tho most hostilo and uncompro- Homo _ ofter „ brier season of only ton nights was mising spirit? Thoro aro ot (cost twenty thousand jj Ut op on Tuesday night. Tho Company was an Union Democrats in this Stato who would havo CM crablo ono nnd Mr. Thorno has been lint on his supported a compromise ticket! yet, it appears back with Chagres fever over sinco tho opening thcro aro more than twenty thousand Southom night—enough to closo any establishment. Tho flights men who would desort lho party era thoy Lyceum ondor the Wullack is flourishing. Miss would vote such a ticket i otherwise, any change-- Laura Koono, said to bo a groat farcist, has arrived in lho present ticket would not woakon rather f rom London and will mako her debut on Monday, than strengthen the causo.’ All this ts shown by A Mr. Lysandcr Thompson from tho London tho record. Theatres has mado a great hit at Burtons in York- Southern Rights presses may vociferate thoir joy ohiro claraotem. Tho pathos with which his im- on tho prospect of ro-omon, and rack to convince pentonution. aro invested is enougl. to draw tears thoir Union brethren” that tho chains thoy wear lr0 m tho oyes of tho moot stern critic, aro --silken bonds.” They may seek to impress Jas. 8. Browne, tho oocentrlc Comedian, who upon tho simplo roader that oil is well i hut they year.ago dolightod tho audiences ot tho old Park nro destined to disappointment. There has been a „ d Nationa | Theatres, hit arrived and is playing no ro-union of tho parties. Individuals, hero and w j,|, ectelat Niblos there, may drain the bitter cop; but wo shall bo Mr . FoaMaI> tbo tra8M)ian , com monocs no en- groatly deceived if the state of tho polls in Novem- cagamant , a[ ^ Broadway Utoetra on Monday her does not show that many thousands ol Demo-1 night . Hi. “d-dtawt” wife returned Irani Eu- crats havo declined to vote. Arrival of the Alabama.—Tho splendid steam ship Alabama, Copt. Ludlow, arrived horo yostcr- dav morning from Now-York. Sho brought 125 cabin and 107 stocrago passengers, and a vory full rope, in tho Niagara, on Thursday, iu company with hor sister and George Vandenhoff. Sho is now in Boston, nnd will shortly njijicar in Miss Vandeniioff’s popular play of “ Woman's Heart." Tho motion, on the part of Mr. Forrest, for a now trial has been granted on tho ground of nowly-dis- froight. On tho 19th inst., at 11 o’clock Y. M., ‘ ... , off Honors,, sho exchanged signal, with tho steam ‘ T devdopmonls ora -u:_ ro “ u._.- r__ M-... Jo° kad ‘or when it shall como on. Nous verrons. Sir William Don, tho Scotch Baronct-actor, ia ship Florida, Woodhull, hence for Now-York. On tho 20th inst., at 9 o’clock A. M., lat. 34° 08' N. long. 76° 40* W., exchanged signals with tho barque Harvest, Nichols, from Now-York for this port. Some day, at 4 o’clock P. M., exchanged signals with steam propeller City of Richmond, from Now-York for Charleston. Wo aro indebted to our Now-York contempo raries for tho usual newspaper favors; also, to Cupt. Ludlow, and Mr. A. Campbell, Purser of tho A., for lato Now-York papers,for which thoy have our thanks. Health of Charleston.—Tho City Register of Charleston reports thirteen deaths there of yellow fovor for tho twenty-four hours, ending 10 o’clock Monday morning. Georgia Bonds.—It will bo seen on roforcnco to our commercial letter from Now-York, that $100,- 000 of Georgia six por cont. bonds wore disposed of thoro last week at 8 and 84 per cent, premium. Thoro were 97 deaths in Baltimore tho wook bo foro last, 182 in Philadelphia, 107 in Boston, and 430 in Now-York; ia tho latter city 15 died of cholera, Arrivals op Immigrants.—Tho unusually largo number of hftcon ships arrived at Now-York on Wednesday, from European ports, bringing an ag gregate of 4,396 immigrant passengers. Throo ships also arrived nt Philadelphia on Thursday, with 843 immigrants from England. North British Review.—Col. Williams, Agont for this city, has laid on our tablo tho August num ber of tho North British Review. Its tablo of contents is os follows: Lord Cockbura’s Lifo of Jeffrey; Ornithology; Liturgical Reform in tho Church ol England; American Poetry; tho LUb and Letters of Niebuhr; Primeval Archeoolagy of Britain; Archbishop Whatoly on tho Errors of Romanism; Princo Albort’s Industrial College of Arts and Manufactures; Crisis of Political Paitios, tho Grand Desideratum. Mr. Reedy, of tho Btoaraor Gordon, will accept our thanks for lato nowspapor favors. [OOnRESTONDENCR SAVANNAH NliW-YOllK, SKIT. 18,5 P, M. Arrival of tho Mtonmor Pacific. FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPF. Tho American mall stonmor Pacific, of tho Collins lino, arrivod hero this afternoon, with four days lator advices from Europo. Hor dates aro Liverpool 8th Inst. Tho Liverpool Cotton market olosod rathor hoavy. Sales for tho three days wore 19,000 bales, ol which spoculaton and oxpnrtors took 4,000.— Fair Orioans is quoted at 63d.; fair Uplands 6d., and Mobilo 6 a 6Jd. Tho Manchostor trndo waB steady, with a good domand for yarns. Tho Havre Cotton markot firm, but not aotivo. Breadstuffs.—Flour was more aotivo, at prlcos in favor of tho sollor. 21s. was frooly paid for Baltimore and Philadelphia brands; Wostom Ca nal 20s. 6d. Socoridnry parcols aro much neglect ed. Wheat had doclinqd Id. per bu-Jiol. Indian Corn was dull, but without any actual chango in quotations. Provisions wore dull, with a declining tondonoy. Lard quoted at 58s. Coffee—in steady request, at firm prices. Sugar— steady. Molasses—quiot. Rice—In moderate roquost, at 16s. 6d. a 19s. 3d. por owt. Tobacco—in good domand, with steady sales at full prices. Naval Stores firm. Rough Turpontino 8s. 6d., common Rosin 3s. 4d. a 3s. 6d. Spirits firm at previous prices.. Tho Monoy markot was easy. Consols closed par. Amorican Stocks atoady, but not aotivo. Political News.—'Tho gonoral political intelli gence by this arrival possesses but littlo interest. England.—Tho affair regarding tho Loboa Is lands had bocomo a subject of gonoral nowspapor discussion. Tho London Times comments severely on tho disgracoful fracas in tho Amorican Congress, bo twoon Mr. Polk and Mr. CuKom. Tho London Gazette in remarking upon tho fish ery difficulty botwoon tho Unitod States and Eng land, says tho Americans are doing all thoy con to provoko a war with Groat Britain, but it bollovos it cannot Buccced at presont. Tho question is consid ered sottled. Tho woathor throughout England continues vory favorable, nnd tho harvest promises abundantly.— Tho crops would bo gnthored In perfoot safety. Tho potato rot had noarly disappeared, and tho prospocta of an abundant crop wore highly promis ing. France.—Tho French Government has mado reduction of tho interest on Treasury bonds. A reduction of troops in tho French army had boon commencod. A rumor prevailed that tho Scnato dosignod de claring Nnpoloon president for life. M. Thiers was sojourning in Paris. Nothing oIbo of moment from Franco. All was quiot. Holland.—Accounts from Amsterdam represent that in consoquonco of tho rojoction of tho Literary Convention with Franco, tho French Minister at tho Ilaguo would bo recalled. Turkey.—A rumor prevailed of a thoatonod rup ture botwoon England aud Turkoy—not much cred ited, howovor. Torriblo mortality prevailed in Warsaw, in con soquonco of tho cholera. Twenty thousand porsons had diod of this disoaso, and it was still unabated. l’cr atonin*ahlp Alabama, from Now-York—H F Green* wood, lady mid child, J A Joues. Indy uml tuTVont,'Gen . nines Hamilton und lady, IIO Hamilton, L F Hamilton. )r K Parsons, lady and two children, Miss K Parsons, King and lady,' Mrs Itrougbten, Mrs Thomas, child m servant, J E Cady, lady, child nnd servant, O E Clark, Indy and clilftL Mrs Rogers, Mrs F T Quirk ami child, Dr J D Fish, Mrs Andoulu, Mrs Howland, Miss Ilowcs, Mrs M A Day, Cnpt Carruthcrs, 4lh Heat G M, Indy and daughter,ffirs Clark, Mrs Daulolls, Mrs Kyle and child, Mrs itood. Miss Damour, D Smith nnd lady, Btownrt Austin, Miss Mary Wnllnco Smith ami servant, Mrs Austlu and servant, Mrs Francis, Miss Kelly, Mrs Craw- ford, Miss Watson. Mrs Richards, Mrs Cobb, Miss Henry, A n Luce, W II May,T J Ilnldwln, J II Davis, Mrs M E Taylor, Mrs U Crmuilon, Mrs W Condon, (I A Nash, Thoa Trott, J J Granbury, N A Harden, J G Cooke, W E Mumford, M A Williams; A Lovell, A II Maos, J Mo* Konxlo, J II Talnlor, John J Smith, Thoa Ford, Wm Doodey, J 1) Holden, J Elkuhn, M A Derringer. J Frull* ouborg, M Rose, J 11 Damour and lady, Mrs Sillier, Mrs Levy, Miss Jones, P D Mumford. W II llowos, E II Cohen, A A Solomons, J W Davis, J Clutnas, T A Hulk* ley, Charles Moll, John Denham, Col W 1! 8 Vorstlllo, U 8 A, D Plunders, A G Host wick, II W Sharp, E Uetnlng- tou, 8 F Gorham, Honry Williamson, O E Dexter, * Watson, J O lllco, VV II Gulon, D II Goodmau, Worforu, G Farmer, G W Moran, J M Henderson, Smith, 8 Y Btowlngcr, 61 Baloshln, Mrs Gibson, Gibson, J R llutrls, 8 W Uowoti, nl Loulsson, Wm rlnuo, J A Csrpenlor, G E Carlton. A H Harden, J Flem ing, CO Bell, John J Bliss,—Tote', 123 cabin and 107 Btocrago. Per steam-packet Calhoun, from Charleston—Mr TJ Hutchins and lady, Mrs Miller, Messrs All ltaznn, O O Horn, D O Prescott, T VV Miller, O W Thompson, and flvo tfock. PASSI3NGEnS. Special rnttcca. MOTIOE.—'Tho Arm or 861 ITU It FORT Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. wrEuItCE J. BM1TI1 will carry on tbo business on hts own account and In Ids own natno. Elthor parly will uso tho namo of tho Arm lu selUomouL GEORGE J. SMITH. HENRY U. FORT. September SO, 1N2. 4 wpt8l SAVAWMlt, SEPT. 20th, 1852.—NO* . TIDE.—From nud after Ibis date, the Sum mer Arrangement by tbo Charleston nnd Savanuab 8teamerslsdlscoullnuod. , sept 20 0 8. 61. LAFFITEAU, Agent. - MOTlCEd—Du. UiunTens has returned T —homo, and may bo ftnlnd nt his office, or at Irs. Cock’s boarding house, on Congress-street, sept 18 nr-jw- ATO77CE.—Mi\Jor ELISHA WYLLY Is tho Hbriy AgenLor tho Fig Island 6IUI. Commun'cutlons dlreefed to Turn and lodawl In tho Po«pmoe wilt bo promp'’y ctlondedto. [sept 4] W. W. 8TARKE. MSSw OFFICE OF THE MEiV-YORK AMI) R&27 LIVERPOOL U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP co., MO. 60 WALL-STREET,—Nkw-Yohk, August 17, 1852,—Tho Hooks Tor Subscription to tho balauco of tho Siock of this Company, not subscribed for previous to tho act for Incroasod ir .11 pay from the Government, will buopenodnt thulr officers above, from tho 10th to tho 25th of September next, Inclusive. Uy order of Uiollpa-' of Directors, [uugiH Imoj W6I. L.YOULE,Bco’y. fflomnuuclal Sutctlla.cuce. in Eldridgo-strcet jail for debt. Ho receives weekly stipend of twenty dollars from his mother, which, with his acting, is not sufficient to support him in his prodigality. Upon tho doatli of his mo ther, it is said, ho will bocomo tho heir to $30,000 per annum. C. Louisville and Nashville Railroad.—AH tho surveys of tito railroad mado from Louisville, Ky., to Nashville, Tonn., havo boon comjilctcd, aud tho coat is estimated at $2,000,000, Mr. Shrovo, tho President of tho rond, gives aa- suronco that so far as tho road in tho limits of Ken tucky is concerned, ho is ready to begin tho work. Tho $1,000,000 subscribed by tho city of Louisville, and tho amounts subscribed by tho counties along tho lino, and individual subscriptions in Kentucky, onablo him to speak with confidence. Tho proportion of tho means necessary to tho ac complishment of this great work by Tonncssco is cstimatod at $1,000,000. Sumner county has sub scribed $300,000, and Gallatin is made a point in tho lino. For tho remainder, Nashville and tho ad joining counties nro looked to, and dibits aro now making to mako up tho amount. The Fishery Settlement.—Tho National In telligencer in referring to tho various simulations of tho Eastern press, in relation to tho reported sot- tlemont of tho fishery dispute, says: “Wo prosumo thoro has boon no new arrange ment entered into, oven if any has boon on diner side thought of or proposed. All that was mount, ns wo boliovo, by tho Into accounts from England, was that tho British Ministry had disclaimed tho adoption of any now policy or tho enforcement of any more stringent' regulations respecting tho Fish- l“f» flaro-up in this country ; P in short, that tlio Brit ish Ministry had no thought of adnj>ting any now lino of conduct in tho premises, but meant to leave tno subject, both in principle and practice, just whorQ tho Treaty of 1818 jilaced it, and where it boB remainod over sinco.” Tho London Illustrated News and London Punch, by tho last steamer, has boon received and placed on our table. It is said there nro 2,090 Mormon convorls Bohemia ; but thnt tho government has put a st< to them by seizing nnd confiscating thoir books. Gen. Herera was to havo resumed tho office Governor of tho Providcnco of Panama on tho 1st of September. Tho President of tho Unitod States has recognis ed Joseph Avezzana ns Consul for tho Republic of Venczuola for tho port of Now-York. New-York Wnto Primary Meetings.—'Tho primary meetings of tho Whigs in Now-York city, on Thursday, passed ofF in comparative quiot, although in ono or two wards attempts wero mado to soizo tho ballot boxes. Tho following, it is be lieved, will bo tho nominees: Tor Congress- James Brooks, (eighth district) 5 Sixth district, J. B. Varnum ; Ninth ward, Raymond, (editor of tho Times.) For Sheriff, James B. Kelly. ForMayori Hon. J. Phillips Piicenix. Dolcgatcs to tho State Convention at SyrucuBO wero also choson. The Pennsylvania Railroad Loan of $3,000, 000 was allotted on Thursday to C. Henry Fisher, Esq., of Philadelphia, on account of Baring Brothers and tho Rothschilds, of London, 103,20. Tho whole amount bid was in tho neigh borhood of $10,000,000. Exports of Baltimore.—Wo learn from tho Baltimore American of Saturday thnt tho total valuo of tho foreign oxporta from that port for tho wook ending on Thursday was $331,763.10. Tho export of breadstuffs for tho week comjtriscs 11,318 barrels of flour, 1/265 barrels of com meal, and 2/133 bushols of corn. Tho total oxport of bread- stuffs from tho firet of January up to Saturday has been 475,339 barrels of flour, 26,485 barrels of corn meal, 195,025 bushels of wheat, and 212,474 huslf* ols of com. Of this amount 201,173 barrels of flour, 161,448 bushels of whoa), nnd 108,873 bush els of corn wero exported to Groat Britain. A Half Dozen Candidates.—Tho Southom Rights Convention having nominated Governor Troupe, of Georgia, for lho Presidency, thoro six candidates in tho field, and wo givo them phabetically: Goodall, Abolition 5 IIale, Frco- Soil; Pierce. Democrat; Scott, Whig; Troute, Southern Rights; and Webster, Independent Whig and Union. Negro Anniversary.—Tho anniversary of tho cscajio of tho Fugitive slave Jerry is to bo colobra- ted at Syrncuso on tho 1st of Octobor. Extcnsivo preparations aro being mado under tho'direction of a Committee, and John P. Hale, Gerrit Smith, Lucretia Mott, Win. Lloyd Garrisqn, Joshua R. Giddings, Frederick Douglass, Ernestine L. Rose, aro among tlioso announced as jmrticipants in tho celebration. A most dolightful and well associated company—truly! Bounty on Ship-Building.—An act has boon passed in Louisiana, giving a bounty of flvo dollars a ton, custom-houso measurement, upon ovory ves sel of over fivo hundred tons, nnd upon ovory sea- goinff steamer built within tho Stnto, whether by citizens of tho Stato or others; and of four dollars a ton upon all rivor steamers. Deaths at Havana.—During tho month of Au gust thcro wore 813 deaths in Hnvana, boing about double tho usual numbor ; 397 wore white, and 416 colored. Tho numbor of soldiors who diod is not included, and among them thoro was groat mortal* ity. Tho Enrl of Falmouth, a distinguished English nobleman, died in London, Aug. 30th. Tho President of tho Suffolk Bank, Now-York, W. Karl Arnold, was arrested in that city on Tuesday on a chargo of embezzling about $17,000 belonging lo tho Institution. Tbo Postmaster Gonoral in Canada has rocom- monded tho ndoption of'tho penny postago system. C. Vanderbilt, Esq.; of Now-York, has re signed tho Presidency of tbo Nicaragua Transit Company. Verdi has composed two now operas which will this autumn bo produced, tho one In Romo, the other at Venice. * It is now said that tho Japan expedition has not been abandoned. - A vessel has boon put up at Panama for Austra lia, und was fast filling up with passengers. No^y - Vork» Kept. 18.—Cotton.—There hus been a wood demand for cotton during tho Inst fow days, and wliTi a small stock on tho markot, prices huvo nu upward tendency. Tho soles or lho last three days amount to ti/UMl halos, at nn advance of M @ jrfe. 17 lb. Thu sales of tho week nroU/WO bales. Other Atlantic. Florida. GuirPorts. Inferior nominal, no ml mil. nominal. Ord. low to good 8#© 0^ «X 8#@ OX Mid. low to good 10 ® 1UX 10 @1«X U ©II Mid. fair to foir II ®11X U © II ©11X Corrxx.—With a steady folr demand irom tho trado tho market continues Ann without chango In prices. Tho sales of the week cmbraco HUGO bugs Rio ColTea at 8X @ OXc.; l,2uo mats aud bags Java at 10X © llifc-i 500 bugs Maracaibo 0@ 10o.;500 do. Lugunyra OXo.5 300 do. SL Domingo 8 ® 8X«s. Coen for homo uso Is in modornto demand, with larger receipts tho tendency was downward at tho closo. West ern Mixed selling at 70 ® 7to. for sound and GOc. for un sound. Whito.Boulheru 70c. and Yellow TPc. Rick.—Tho transactions nro coi'fln-d to anios In small r inrcelsfor homo uso, lho rates demanded being too high nr exportation to Europe. Wo anticipate no reduction until tlio now crop makes its appearance. Tho sales of .he wook amount to about 400 tierces, within thorango o f our quotations. Ordinary 84,75 ® 85; g x»d to prime 3.1UX© 83,30. Naval Storks.—Rough Turpentine is In modorale do- maud at 83 37X: Spirits of Turpentine has sold freoly nt 44 cents; 18C3 bbls. due ltosln sold at $2,75®85{ com mon Rosin. 81,40® 1,45; Tor 82,37X©2,43X. Hat.—About 2,500 bales or North River havo boon sold during the week at 81©1,25, cash. Fukiouts.—Wo quoto to Liverpool, Colton V lb Xd© 3-llid; Flour and Moal V bbf. Is. 3d. ® Is. (kl. lost. Wo quoto Middling 0 to uXc^ Good hllddliug OX cento. Now-Orlcans, Sent, 16, 1>. m.—Cotton.— Tho demand continued fair, and resulted in tho solo of 3,000 bales at steady prices. COTTON flTATBMKNT. Bales. Stock on hand lit September, 1851 10,009 Arrived sinco 20,010 Arrived to-day 870 40,708 Exported to date 10,440 Exported to-day 10 Stock on hand and on ship-board not cleared.... 30 Suoar.—1B0 hhds. Fair wore sold nt 5ifc. Flour.—Markot dull. Bates 200 bbls. Illinois at 84} 140 at 84,10. Corn.—388 sack* yellow wore sold at00c. and700 nt—. Wiiiskkv.—200 bbls. Rcctiflcd wore sold In small lots at 20X0. Pork.—400 bbls. crossed 6Iess wore sold on private terms. Hacon.—Sales 39 casks Sides undor lOo.; 0 casks clear Sides at 10Xc>; and 10 casks Shoulders at 8c, Exoiianokb.—Domand limited. Sterling 0@10; Now York00days 1X®2 discount; Now-York Sight X@X discount. JUtocelptM of Cotton, Jtc> por Hall-Hood. Skit. 21.-—450 bales Cotton, aud Aldxc., lo Allen It Ball, G Uartrldgc, W Duncan, E Parsons It Co. Wash- bnrn, Wilder k Co, Brigham, Kelly It Co, N K Itanium, Cowucry It Welles, llubun It Whitehead, Scalfc, Hill It Co, Smith At Humphreys, Stone, Starr & Co, Caldwell. Illakoly It Co, Boston It Gunby, Jas Adger It Co, G W Shatter, A Whlldon, 11 J Gilbert, W Woodward It Co, und H (iraster, Charleston. Sttattue XuteUffleuce. PORT OF SAVANNAH, 8EPTJSMBBR 22, Bun Risks ..S.48|Hun Skt*,..5.50|Hiou Watkr,..1.10 • ■' ARIUVEO. U. 8.61. Bteam-sldp Alubuinn, Ludlow, Now-York. to Padelford, Fay St Co. 61dm., to Anoursou* It Co, Alklu It Burns, G Aloxundcr, J H Burroughs, Mrs Broden, A Bulkloy, J A Brown, A Blue, J U Bullor, Brigham, Kelly It Co, uothwell 4c Fleming, N K Barnum, J II Cnrter. II Casson,J L Cohen & Co, 0 EClurk, Collins It Bulkloy, J M Cooper 4c Co, A Champion, M Cohen 4c Brother, D L Cohen, J B Cubbcdgo, J V Coancral 4c Co, Cowdory 4c Wellos, J E Cady 4c Co, Olaghoru 4c Cunningham, J lo. Jr, J Doyle, J F Doe, VV Doody, DeWItl 4c 6lor- 61 rs M A Dillon, M llorgati, A Dolbnnco, Elusteln ckmau, B Foley, It Flanigan, J O Fnlllgant, Thos Ford, W D Ford, Franklin, W W Goodrich, 11J Gilbert, 8 Goodall, W VVGorrard, W II Gulon, RII llnrris,llnrn- deu’s Express, Ilono 4c Connery, N A Hardee 4c Co, W llblOfG Hurt ridge, R Habersham 4c Son, J <I!uabrouck 4c Co, Hunter 4c Gaintnoll, J Ili-cry. Hardwick 4c Coo' Houston 4c Groundcsou, G II Johnston, J I) Jossc, . Jonos, U Johnson 4c Co, J Jones, Klbbea It Itogurs, 61 Komirlck, N B Knapp, J W Kelly, Lyon 4c Reed, W .. Lincoln, A B Luce, R A Lewis, J Llppman, LnRocho Bowno 4c Co, H Lulhrop 4c Co. S 61 Laffiteau, T tt Mills, T McKenna, J Murchison. W 11 61ny 4c Co, W Mackay,, McCoskor 4c Tralnor, McMahon 4c Uoylo, Maas It Hoy- man, Morso 4c Nichols, J II 61ohrtens, Moore It Hen drickson, M U Mlllcn, J a Newcomb, U 8 Nichols, 1) B NlcholsTNovItt, Lulhrop 4c Htebblns, D O’Connor, Wrn Palmer, Punch, jllllton 4c Gsnnhl, Major Porter, J O Perkins, Dr Parsons, W V Prentice, T Porter, M Prcn- dergost. E Parsons 4c Co, I’rlco 4c Veador, Polrson It Holdt, J Rousseau, Itobluson 4c Camp, Roberts 4c Foote, O B Hcnlly, 1) Sullivan, Mrs Hlictmrd, Smith 4c Lulhrop, W Skinner, A A Solomons 4c Co, Mrs Sawyer, S S Sib ley, Scranton, Johnston It Co, Staley 4c Hendry, J Sulli van, J C Sturtevant, 61 J Solomons, Mrs Silbcr, VV It Symons, J Shader, J II 4c M Bhonhnn, Miss Mary W Smith,Haulsbury4cCo, TM Turner,bfrsToombs, AC Toins, Mrs Walker, A Wright, Webster 4c Palmes. P Wiltboracr 4c Son, N B 4c II Weed, Washburn, Wlluor 4c Co, W C Wadsworth, IIF Waring, W T Williams, T U UlLn. trail lO I) Vn.irtn lllll. Inal 11 l> At „ “ ML, IIP. 61., off B. nl. steamship Co, W C Wadsworth, IIF Waring, _ Wayne, nnd VV I’ Vongo. lffilt lnsl Hatteras, exchanged signals with U. Florida, Woodhull, hence, for Now-York; 20lii Inst., 0 A. M., lab 38 08 N., long. 76 40 W» oxchnnged signals with barque Harvest, from Now-York for this port; 41’. M., exchanged signals with propeller City of Rich mond, for charleston. U. 8. M. stoam-packot Calhoun, Barden, Charleston, to B. M. Laffiteau. Md/.o., to Washburn, Wilder 4c Co, J 11 Cohen 4c Co,T It Mills, T W Muloy, D 11 Flckllng, B 611-afllteau, ogon^ 8 Wnyno^ngun 1 , und order. U. B. M. ilcatn-packol Gordon, King, Charleston—8.61. Ladllonu. U. H. M. stcntii.packot 6Ietamora, Pock, I’alatka, 4cc. Claghorn It Cuuulnghnm. DEPARTBR, U. B. 61. Bteatn packet Gordon, King, Charleston. 11. H. 61. stenin-packet 6lelamora, Peck, Pulatka, 4cc. Steamer trnnhoe, UarnctL Matthews’ Waff, Stc. Steamer I^iinur, Cromwell, Augusta. Steamer Chatham, Parduo, Augusta. MCfflOllANDA. Ship Slates Righto, I’axton, for this port, was up at Liverpool oil lho 4th Inst. Bcbr. E. 8. Jeunos, Woscott, for this port, cleared nl Philadelphia on tho 17th Inst. Schr. Joseph Marsh, Ray, for Jacksonville, (Fla.) door ed at New-York on the 17lh inst. Steamer Florida, Willey, from Jacksonville, Picolata, Pilatka and Bu Augustine, arrivod nt Charleston on tho SOUiinsL _ Char lotion, Mopt;. Bi;—Arr. shin Martha’s Vineyard, Young, Now-York; sdtrs. D D Warnor, liar- won, do.; Isabella, Gage, llavaua. UatcntjMrttctncB. »N QUAItT UOITLES. For Purlf,lnn Uio llloocl, and for lira Cure off 8cnoruLA, Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulokrs Dvsptr- ■ia, Balt Uiikum. Fkvkr Sores, Ertsipblas, Pim*.^ PLKs, Bilks, Mbrourial Disease*, Cutank- ous Eruptioni, Liver Complaint, Bron- aims, Consumption, Female Com plaints, Lois or Appetite, Gen- real Debility, &c. In this preparation aro strongly concentrated all ths medicinal properties of Snrsnparillu, combined with tbo most effectual aids, the moat salutary productions, the most potent simples of the vegetable kingdom; and the combination Is such that one modlflos and Improves tho other, producing a compound differing entirely In lu cba. racier and properties from any other preparation, and unrivnllod lu 1U operation on tho system when labor!™ under disoaso. Tho many well authenticated cure* of Scrofula, of tho most malignant character, havo given it n wldoand deserved celebrity. But it Is not alone In Scrofula, nor in tbo class of diseases to which It belongs, tbot Ibis preparation has been found beneficial, ft | 8 . •pccino In many diseases of thosKtn, and may bo admin- lelerod with favorablo results in nil; nnd It has been to fully tostod, not only by patterns thomselvcs, but i^o bv physicians, that It has received thoir unqualified recetn- mondatloiTs aud tho approbation or lho public, and bu established, on Its own raorjto, a reputation for value and KPPtoAor far superior to tho various compound, linnrlnif thn nnmn in. . . .. * Unparalleled Attraction at the “LONDON HOUSE.’ GREAT OPENING OF THE FALL TRADE-1852. W E beg inoEt respectfully to Interm tho Ladles of this city, and tho public generally throughout tho State, thnt we open This Day for Inspection trod public Bate, attho “London House,” upwards of One Hundred Thuutantl Dollars Worth of Goods, BUrpa8sllig Insplen- dor and magnificent designs, any ottior houso lu tho United States of Amorica, and placing ourselves boyond tho reach of competitors, cither wholesale or retail. Tho focllily which wo possess of Importing direct from tho first maimi'ucturors lu tho Parisian, Lyous, London, Scotch, nnd Irish innrkots, together with a porsounl ac quaintance of sixteen years standing amongst tho first European houses, has caused us, through the rapid und exteuslvo Increase of our commercial -Pairs, to enter this Full on n scute of magnitude, thereby Importing tho richest goods over offered In this city; also every de scription for Domestic uso, lho prlcos of which aro fully from 30 to 40 per cent, uudor any establishment through out this country. Wo havo therefore great plonsuro In subjoining a list of the various classes of Goods, to which wo beg rosi»cct- fully to cull Uie ultcnllon of our numerous friends and customers. DRESS GOODS. ,, This department abounds lu all tho novelties of tlio season, Including thocholco duslgus and fabrics of Lu pin, Roclilln Frcros, Uolfros Indy, and oUicr edobrnted manufacturers of Paris nud Lyons. Also, l(K),()OU yards of rich CHINTZ 61QU8EL1NK Dk LA1NES, from 12X conts to 25c.—worth 50c., por yard, SILK DEPARTMENT. 14,000 yaids of tho richest INDIA BATIN8, Black Silks, Gros do Africques, Gros do Rhlncs, Gros do Swiss, black nnd colored French Satins, Brocade do., of tho rich est description. MANTILLA AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT. 1,000 MANTILLAS, Imported direct from Purls-bonu- llful designs nnd perfectly new styles. Theso aro sur passing In elegance anything wo have over scon. SHAWL DEPARTMENT. Magnificent display—1,500 richly embroldorcd and dalu CANTON CRAPES, In white, coni, and scnrlot. .rum 88.75 to 840, fully 50 per cont. under thoir real value. Scotch Wools, 5 yards laug; 525 soft finish: 2,000 square Plaid Wool Shawls, nt81 euch, for servants* wear. Tho largest stock of CASHMERES, Glughnms, Co- burgs, Alpacas, Sudluuna Cloths, 4tc^ for ureas, ovor shown. RIBBONS. VVo open on this occasion 812,000 worth of tho.richcst Goods ever Inspected, Bdcctcd iu the Paris market, from the lowest prlco up to 83 per yard. Tlio rich dlspluy of colors on the niusslvo Brocaded goods, btanded, and so beautifully contrasted.forms a dnudlng array. EMBROIDERIES. • , , 810,000 worth of Pnrls Ncedlo Work, of tho richest nnd choicest description In COLLARS. Habit Shirts, ChorntEotts, Sleeves, Cambric lldkfs., 4tc. We show tlio lurgest stock or these goods over seou In nuy ostab- llshmciiL , . Amongst our other oxtenstvo nrrangoments, wo linvo coinploted nn ongagomeut with tho colobrnted firm of Dunbar, Dlcksou It Co, Gifford, Ireland, inanufticturors of tho cclobrntcd “ Golden F4ox»* Linen, tlio best nud most gouuino Family Linon In tho World. BARNSLEY SHEETINGS, lluckabncks, Towels. 4tc, aro mnnufUcturod for W. Kino, by tlio firm of Richard son, Too 4c Ry croft, of Uurustay, Yorkshire, England. Wo also luvlto particular nttontlon to tho largest and best lot of 8-4, tM, und 10-4 duublo DA6IASK TABLE LINEN, In whlto and brown, from ono to forty yards lu lungth, without Join or soum. Napkins, Doylies, X^lotlis, 4to., nro inanufaetiired expressly lo our order by Messrs. Richards, or Dundoc, Scotland, tho most oxtenstvo man ufacturers of theso goods In tho World. DOMESTIC GOODS. For Servants’ wear, primo quality KENTUCKY JEANS, (best made) 25c. por yard. Black and mixed Satinets, very stout quality, o0 cents ter yard. Also English nnd American Long Cloths, Un- ileached do, rich Damask Worsted Tablo Covers, 4tc, In endless variety. .... A splendid assortment or Gloves nnd Hosiery, of tlio best mnko produced. BONNET DEPARTMENT. 10,000 or lho nowost STRAW BONNETS, Just re ceived from 75c. to $1.75 each, in all tho latest stylos. In concluding, wo camiot havo enumerated one-fourth part of tho vnrlous lots, but respectfully Invite a call nt tho “LONDON HOUSE” to Ihsnoot tho same, which will compensate each purchaser, the class of goods being of tlio first manufacture, aud prices for tho sumo under auy otl er IIouso, LONDON HOUSE, Under Marshall House. Wm. Kino, Proprietor.sopt29 «yorderofjlioBoard bearing tho name of Sarsaparilla. The followlngteni. monlaU are solocted from among tho niultltudo of thou wo are dally receiving; and, for further confirmation, tho render Is referred to lho Family Reclpo and Medical Al- manac, tarnished gratuitously by all our ngento. Tlio following was sent to our agonls, Messrs. W. A. Waldron 4b Co, who aro personally acquainted wllh tbo writer: a WxTEnronD, N. Y„ Nor. 20.1850. .iA .i™* ., 8AWDa —Gentlemen:—About three months since, tho disoaso called “ Beard, or Barber’s Itch,” an- n,ld M rnre occurrence—no caso ns yot nuvlng como under the care of our vlllnao SmunrHhT 1 H° Und 11 very dlBlcu,l even to stop the pr£ w tl » ,n f Mthough 1 tried rerno- ales that had eured from lho pltnplo on a child’s race to 0 , f , a aan “ , 1 ,loreo J and oven pulled out iny beard on the side of my 'Dice und chin. A short lime ?! 1C f , iro rrien . d ,o|d . mo llint ho hod It for two years, and wlu *?u l “jeecse, but finally cured ft Iu a short lime by the uso of Sands Sarsaparilla. On this recommendation, I bought one bottle, niM finding eolved benefit from It, 1 continued lls use until l am now perfectly cured, I am led io bring this to your notlco gratuitously, from tho foot that tho dlscaso Is not nunH In thu list of «omnlalnts for which tlio 8nr«uparllln Is n mmidYtVor S&VEL"* b ° “ b '° C “ M-Ul & t0 roco “- Yours, truly, GEO. E. SCOTT. RE6IARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. „ . NKW-YonKj'Fob. 17,1819. Messrs. Bands:—Having suffered many years with ■ disease of my thront, affecting the larynx, during which llino 1 was treated bv the most distinguished physicians In Europo and tho United Slates, without receiving niir iro r i n !!reo.roth i but “** ^'i 10 my general hcsltS ?°. C i n nff l, an ? tho dkee*® ranking fcarftil progieas. Caustic applications wero used, and whatever olso was thought most efficient for produclngn cure; but confidence in its virtues; and this will not surprise you J r .!t e rJ.m°~iin r .° } ,,f ? nn ® d 1 had tried more than fifty dl$br- eut remedies during the pnst four years, wllboul nny sue- S.^ Ut n M ° r , Sompafllla n fow week*! wm ?!S d eyfeonce. This marvellous s;kj- rc,la r cd ’ hut.cured mo 5 and 1 therefore i . ft. a, y du }yi goutleraon, for tho boneflt of suffering humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours, very truly, d. PARENT. 1 ThnUhUvfiZ? or * RA " C “«».*«■ United States. la ou°r r.^n^L‘/Tl?. t £?*^Sf , „ U .7rJo C . re 6or the Consul General of France, i PrnnB . . .. ,, L. BORO, Vied Consul. h «i?5 „ nnd , 8old i wholoralo nnd retail, by A. J).k D wiffinm v r, lS B v ti *. nnd o C, . , ? mlBl8 » 100 1-’ulton-st, comer of William, Now York. Bold a so by Druggists goncndlv sassrisa rtm'vJl! 5 1 l>y w. W. LINCOLN nna T. N. 3,«nH^JJ5aF? , ’ ai,d hy all tho DrugglsU throughout hu City and Stato, 3ino-Ui Jnno IB .“First Gun off tho ScnNOUii) 500 STOVES E0B SALE, NEW GOODS, • AT BAULSBUIIY It CO.’S. A RE now receiving thoir Full nnd Winter Stock of READY 61ADE CLOTHING from thoir own manu factory, consisting In part of black, blue and brown Frock Coals, filnck Cloth Sacks, fancy Cass. Pants, 4tc„ which thuy.willsell very low. 6IARSHALL HOUSE, sept 22 Bronghton-strccl. BOSTON* 9 FOR BOSTON.—The barquo CHARLES WIL- LIAM, W. Blusland, muster, will meet with do ns above. For freight or passage, apply on board, 'sept22 or to DlUOllAM, KELLY 4c CO. NEW-YORK. FOR NEW-YORK—New Ljnk.—Tlio regu pneket bnrquu PETER DEMILL, N. Jlooy, master, will meet with quick dispatch for the abovo port. For Freight of seventy flvo hales Colton, to complete cargo, apply to Captain oil board, or to sept 22 HENRY K. WASHnURN, Agent. Tho stonmor OREGON, Cnpt. Moody, will loavo for tho abovo places on Thursday -Evknino, the 23d Insb, at 3 o’clock- For freight or passage, apply to sept 22 Ji. F. KINCIILEY It CO., Agonto. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. AriS? The now and fust sailing brig ItOLEHSON, Bakor, master. .Apply, on.board, at Wljlnk’s wliurr; or to sept 22 JAl Ijiply on board, at Wlllnk' tS. QUANTOCK, Jr., 4c CO. NOTICE. T HE undcrslguod having tiurchnsed E. L.Guerard’s stock of Dry Goods, will continue tho business at the same stand, No. 154 Congress and 73 Bt. Jullun- streets, und will receive and open In a fow days a tall stock of I-'aucy and Staple Goods. SPENCER CURRKLL, sept 02 Agent for Berrien Williams. NOTICE. ■ . T HE undersigned having disposed of his stock of Dry Goods to SPENCER CUIlllELL, Agont, all persons having demands will please present them for Tiuymuut, nnd thosu Indebted mako payment to Spencer Currull, Agent, who Is horoby authorized to collect und pay off accounts. B. L. GUEUAllD. sept 23. NOTICE. T WO MONTHS after dnte, application will bo mado to tho Court of Ordinary or Effingham county for lenvo to sell u Negro Rian, named SA61, belonging to Uio estate of Thomas Hurst, deceased, for tlio benefit of lho hoirs und creditors of said deceased. ELIZABETH HURST, Adm’x, Bopt. 20, 1852, sept 22 SKIDMORE, HARRIS At CO., F0HWAHD1NU AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 06 Buy-Stroct, sept 22 fiw* SAVANNAH, Oa. EOST OR NTOJLEN, A THUNK, lauded from tho stonmor Jenny Lind, xV. marked G. J-). Carloton. Any Inforinatlon given ui this office of lho sarno will bo suitably rewarded, sept 22 **• I rion SALE.—A mldillo aged Mulatto WOMAN, a ? first ruto Washer and Irouor. Apply lo sopt22• wm; wilier— ‘ GUT, Brokor. N egroid for sale, aud hor two clilldrou—a Boy aged U nnd a Girl n«» . 0 yonrs. Also—A Woman, aged 30 years, a good Cook, Washor nnd Ironur: nnd hor daughter, aged 0 years. *—* ‘ 6I0NT610LLIN. sept 22 Apply to WYLLY It 6 I rOH 8AI7E.—A yming Northern HORSE, ofgreaVbn- . duranco and strength, and without anydofecl—fit for draft, ringlo or double. Sept 22 . R. 11ABER8IIA61 it BON. 40 Elr rMU "' u “' ,in ‘ ffil^Mwn. HEADS CABBAGES, just landing from steamer. QUIT »cpt22 J. A. BROWN,■ No. at WhltakorHt. A PPLES, POTATOES and ONIONB-Iteoelvod by steamer, and for salo by GEO. BRONSON, sopt22 Comor Bay and Whllakor-sto. 1 POTATOES.—20 barrel*, In Hue order, landing from A steuiner Alabama, and for salo by an, and forsatL _ sept 22 CLAOHOHN 4c CUITNINOIlA6f. BAUGINO.—100 bulcs, In tloret for sale by “ “ WM. p. O’DlllSCOLL. ' mMk •pARASOL 1 silk and Gli fluoPft It and (1 jnRKLT,AB.—An assortment o >• Umbrellas; also, low-priced am ived nud for sula by . DftWlTTfc MORGAN. BY JAMES SULLIVAN, Broilffliton-st. (Sign of the “ Red” Star Flag.) C ONSISTING in part as follows, togothor with IIOU8B KEEPING GOODS, ami T.'N WARE, nt wholesolo nnd retail. SULLIVAN’S SOUTHERN IRON WITCH COOKING STOVE— oxprossly for Southern use. Iron Ring...Cooking Stove, varlok 4c omit stovii. ii Prem. do. Persian A. T. Parlor. Franklin Coal Burner. , Washington Coal Burnor. 8ylran Parlor Stove. Dining Room do. do.de. Ejslorn Prom. do. Do. Iron Witch do. Queen of tlio Wost do. Ktovntod Ovon do. " Mirror Parlor” Stovo. Jewel Parlor do. sept 21 If 8ylv M ay Queen E Stovo; Bostond ROBINSON Ac CAMP, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, AND dkalkbs in - FIDO Ready Made Clotlilnpi A RE NOW receiving thoir Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting In iinrt of: Blue, black fnney colored English and French Cloths; Over-Coil* ol uluck, blue and funcy colored Beavers; blue, b ck and drab Pilot Cloths; English, French nnuA- merlcan CoMlmors, of black and fancy colors; Vestings of Silk, Batin, Caslunorcs, embroider* and rich Cut vel vet. All of which will bo mndo up attho shortest notlco nnd lu the best stylo of Workmanship. , Oar np.ADY ftlAur. CLOTHING I. ninmifttliiraU lho well known houso of W. T. Jennings 4t Co^ No. *» Broadway, Now-York, and Is equal to any In the city.— Wo keen constantly on hand lho largosl assortment or FANCY GOODS of any houso In Uio trodo, alien M whllo mid fancy colorod Bblrts; BJlk, Llslo Thread and Gnuzo 6lonno Uudor-Gnrmonts i Shokcr Flannel awl Lainbswool do.; Thread, Colton, Merino and Lrmbswooi iloslery; Silk and Colton Umbrellas: black, whlto ana colored Kid Gloves, (of Alexanders mukp); BtocKi, Scarfs, Crnvnts nnd Collars: and, In foot, everything ne cessary to a Gentleman’s Wardrobe. For solo on ns ac commodating terms us can be had In Uio city, nt GAUDRY’S BUILDINGS, sept 21 Next door to Pulaski House. NO JIVE. A LL persons having demauds against tho estate of Ooorgo Glen, Into or Chatham County, deccascdi nro horoby required to present them duly attested wiihlu Uio timo proscribed by law; and nil porsons Indebted t» said estate aro boroby requested to mnko Immediate payment to W. IN HUNTF.lt, Bopt 21 , • Administrator, O.T. A^ S TATE OF GEORGIA,) All porsons Intorosted arc Cliatluiin Co. {hereby notified that mouths after this date npjillcntlon will bo mado t Honorable lho Ordinary or said county, for lenvo t the whole of Uio Real Estate and tho Negroes of Heart* Glen, duconiuHl, late of said comity, for tno boneflt of fl) 0 heirs nud creditors of said estate, sept 21 W. P. HUNTER, Adm’r., O. T. A T C'O-l-AM-riVEIl 8,111' JVOTICH. HE Undersigned having formod a co-partiicrsWp undor lho tuinio nud stylo or COHEN 4t TAItVhKi for tlio transaction of a wholesolo GUOOERY and ficii- oral Commission Business, In this city, lako pleasure a Informing thoir friends nnd acquaintance, Umt they wm open hy tlio first of Octobor, nn entire new, largo.aw woll Bolectod stock of GROCERIES, which will hd * u . u on as accommodating terms as by nny similar estabiuo* ment In tlio city, for cash or city accoptaneo. ■ ... All ordors from tho Country will ho attended to, jn most faithful manner. COHEN It T Alt VLB* I. COIIKN. j, v.TA*y». Bavniiimh, Bopt. 21st, 1852. sept^L CLASS AVAUE. . CJfh A largo and varied .assortment Just openpe,. Hfjf inong which may-bo found sovornl patterns;of mw vU cut Decanters, In setts; a largo vanctyof si agio vr cantors, both cut nnd pressed: boiiio Imudsonio style* 9* Wine and Hock Bottles, Colognes, Ite. Call nj'd amine, at [sept 2(1] COLLINS It UULKLEY’o._ _ , HAIL-ROAD IRON. ...L UIE Subscribers nro prepared to mnko contra hew Hall-Road Iron. N. B. fc H. WKED^ M EMPIRE1 HOTEL, OOf.ETIIOICrUi* 5 , 0 ' The Subscriber, late of tho Wasiiinotoh IIaMj Maeon, Oa., having taken the above Hoie), furnished ft throughout with tho best of noW nlture.nnd havlnglnrgo nnd airy rooms, ho hones to*"**? nportluii of public patronngo by oloso attention *o tsua* noss, having good stabling.’and ovory coiivonlonoo w mjakotao guesto of HU ^uaocmnfortaW TIT ASTERS, Owners and Conslgncos .of any phlp* 1VI vessels, of any description whatsoever, aro bortjff notified that unless they mako a re|>ort In wrlllogi onUi, to Uio Mayor or lho oily of Savannah, of the siffj name, and occupation of every person who shall n» been brought ospassonger In such ship or Tcsrel,ta W* ty-fbur hours after tho arrival of sunk shlp orvoascM'^J shall bo subject to tbeponnlly orsoventy-flro dollars, tw ovory alion noglccted to bo reported »• aforesate: •.•Oily paiiors ploaso copy.] BUB
