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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS ...... MOND AY, OCTOBER 28, 1850. THE MORNING NEWS BY JOHN M. COOPER. William t. Thompson, editor by telegraph; Transmitted Expressly for tho Dully Morning Ncwa. T B a m a: Dully Paper, $4,00 :::::Tri-weekly $3,00 All new Advertlsmtnta nnnear in both paper*. fljLVASJHAIHo Tarfest €}rciiiatio»n» the ( ityI Oar Reading Room. Ag wo are frequently asked wlmt is the price ol subscription to tho Rending Room of the Morn ing Hews, we beg leave to inform our friends that it is FREE, and that wo are glad to sco them, and their friends, at all times. The St. Matthews. This steamer has been thoroughly repaired and painted,and put incomplete order. She now presents a beautiful appearance, and hoe takeri her place again in tho Florida line, undor her former popular comfanndcr, Capt. N. Kinu.— She left on Saturday last for Florida. Tho steamer Metamora, Capt. Bnooics. ar rived early yesterday afternoon from Charleston, nnd will take her place in tho lino in tho courso of a few days. She has been thoroughly repaired and is now in lino order. ARRIVAL OP TIIE STEAM SHIP PACIFIC. Arrival and Sailing of tho Steamera. New-Yo**, Oot. 27, 8.30 P. M. Tho »team-ahip Pacific, from Liverpool, Is com ing up tho harbor this afternoon. Wo will soon have tho news. Tliestcamer Falcon, from Havana, h«s arrived. The steamer Arctic sailed this day. Distressing Occurhence, On Saturday evening a colored girl, named Rosa, about 13 years of age, a servant in tho family of Levi Hart, Esq., was play ing near a fire, when her cloths caught and be fore the flames could ho extinguished shq was so se verely burned, that it caused her death. We hope this occurrence will bo a warning to our citizens, as every winter it fulls to the lot of editors to record incidents of this kind. SECOND DISPATCH. Liverpool Cotton Market. New Yoiyc Oct. 27, 9. P. M. Tbs American steamship Pacific lias arrived bringing Liverpool dates to the 16th inst. The Liverpool CottonjMrket was dull at previ ous quotations. Tho sales for tho four days pre vious to tho sailing of tho Pacific amounted to 17,000. Political news unimportant. Commercial. LATEST DATES. Liverpool, Oct. 12 | Havre, October 3 | Havana, Oet,8 Savannah Market. October 28, COTTON.—On Saturday our market wan very dull, and the only sale reported was a lot of 60 hales at 13$ cents. Snviinnnii Expoi-ta. October 30. Per steamship Florida, for New York—55D bis cot ton, 4 bales wool, nnd sundry pkgs mdze. For ship North Rend, for Button—788 bales cotton, 50 ensks rico. l’er brig Thomas. Walter, for Philadelphia—370 bis cotton, 25 bnlen sheeting. 26 bales yarn. Per sclir H N Gambrel, for Baltimore—119 ids cot ton, 55 bags rice, 200 bags rice Hour, 4 pkgs merch andize. Per schr CAL Lamnr, for New York—218 bis cot ton, 24 do domestics. AUGUSTA, Uct._25 P. M.—Cotton—Our market remains much the same ns noticed yesterday. Neith er buyers or sellers show much disposition to oper ate, and trnsaetions are confined to small lots, ut | cent decline from tho prices paid previous to the ar rival of tlie steamer. The River is still low, but the recent rains we linvo had, with present prospects for more, leads us to hope we will soon have a good steamboat river. ATLANTA, Oct. 24—Cotton.—Wehave to note a small decline, since last week, in our market from an i to a ic. The damand is not so good, and buy ers do not take hold so freely. We quote fair 12$ a 13c., mostly at 12$e, The Campbell!* Are Come! The CAMroiLt. Minstels have arrived, and, M Will ha teen by their advertisement; in another column, will give th"ir first Concert in this city This Evening, at the Armory Hall. Their programme rf performance is a good one. The Augusta Constitutionalist, in noticing the de parture of tho Minstrels for tbjs city, says : “We take this opportunity of informing our friends below, that they will find the Campbells ono ot tho best Ethiopi an Companies that has ever visited that city.” Serious Affray. On Sunday morning, be tween three and four o'clock, as Michael Bourne and Michael Donnelly were passing along Market Square,(they having set up with the deceased wife ot a friend,) they were met by James Oliver, the keeper of the Phoenix Bowling Saloon, when a difficulty ensued between the parties,and James Oliver stubb ed Michael Bousk with a large knife, which, it is said, penetrated his lungs. Tho wound is a very dangerous one, and it is feared Mr. Burke cannot survive. As the affair will undergo a judicial inves tigation, we rofrain from further comment Death of a Georgian.—A correspondent of tho New-Orleans Picayune, writing from Vera Cruz on tho 26th ult., states that on the 23d two Americans, from California, went into nu eating house and called for dinner, which, they were informed, would be furnished speedily. They soon became impatient and commenced breaking tho furniture In tho room. A piece of an earthen Jar struck a littlo girl on tho head and cut a severe gash. Tho guards were then called in. Two only came, with their muskets, which were soon taken out of their hands and broken to pieces, and the soldiers badly beaten. A reinforce- Wont was called in, and the two Americans would not yield until they were overpowered and received very dangerous wounds, in consequence of which ono has since died—Franklin West. The other is in a very precarious condition. The said West con fessed to his friend. Dr. U. F. Stigeb, of Lafayette county, Miss., while on his death-bed, that ho was drunk and he was sorry for it, and had done wrong. The deceased has left a wife and six children in Georgia. THIRD DISPATCH. New York Cotton Market. New Yobk, Oct. 27,10. P. U. Out Cotton market was dull yesterday, (Saturday) with sales of 1800 bales. We quote Fuir Uplands at fourteen and a half (14J), and Orleans at fifteen (15) cents. Tlie sales of the week amounted to 8000 bales. Rick.—The total sales for^the week is 600 tierces at threo and a half (3J) to three and fire-oighths, (Of) Tliero was a tremendous thunder storm In Balti more lust night. Wo hear nothing further from tho abolition riot in Boston. CHARLESTON, Oct, 26th.—Cotton—The SRles of the week uro 11,005 bales. The demand has contin ued throughout tho week to a fuir extent, without much change in prices. The following quotations, Liverpool classification, we give with confidence ns the true criterion of the market previous and at its close yesterday : Inferior a Ordinary 125, Good Ordinary, 13 a 13$, Middling a Good Middling 13$ a 13?, Middling Fa r 13}, Fair a fully Fair 13$ a 13$. We would remark that the later accounts by tho Asia, received on Wednesday, and which left the Liv erpool market the same as reported by tho Europa, hud no visible effect on ours. Rice.—Extremes of prices during the week ranged from $3 a S3}, the bulk of tile sales from $3$ a $3 fi le. The market closed at $3 a $3$ for common to fair, nnd $3 3-16 a $3} for good and common prime quality; there was no strictly prime or choice on the market For such we would continue our former, quotatians of $3$ a $3}. ductors thereof declaring it absolutely necessary to curtail their production. This discouraging stuto of things, however, dons not apply to one of tho largest class of consumers, namely the spinners of yarn for export, who are in a better position than at a former period when raw material was 2d tn 3d per lb lower in pi'icv, Tho rcsillt of this week’s proceedings has been to show that prices of all kinds aie steady, and withoutchange from last Friday's quotations; fair Uplands standing at 8d. Mobile 8d, and Orleans 8}d, 6180 American, 4630 Surat, 240 Egyptnin, nnd 100 Pornam have been tnken on speculation, and 1400 American, 1070 Surat, nnd 80 West India for export. The sales for the week amount to 43 480 hales. NEW-ORLEANS, Oct. 23.—The Asia’s news was received here to-day. Tlie cotton market is brisk and the demand quite steady—5,500 bales sold to-day, at one eighth advance. Middling 13$ to 13}. The purchases were mostly for England. Fair Sugar 6$. New Molasses has de clined—300 bbls, sold at 27 to 28 cents. Wright’s Cotton Circulnr. New York, Oct. 22d, 1850. Floridaund New Orleans. From Havana. Tho schooner Zephyr, arrived at Charleston, brings dates to 15th inst. About thirty of the most distinguished and wenlthy ritizena of Ma- tanzaa wero arrested during tho early part of the present month, on suspicion of being concerned with tho LorEz expedition. Two cargoes of Rice from Charleston sold at 11 rials, and ono cargo from Savannah subsequently at 10}. The cargo of the schooner Bruthers, from Charleston, just arrived, hod not been disposed of. The Produce market remained unchanged. ETA Havana letter dated 18th inst., says tho British government havo demanded and obtainod the release of the Seotohmun who wns taken with others of Lopez's expedition at Cardenas. It is something to ba a British subject after all. It will be remembered that tho Spanish steamer PI- carro wns reported cruizing on our const a few days since. The letter alluded to says: the Pizurro has ro turned from Watching your coasts, and is now coal ing. The war steamer Colon is also in, but is pre paring for sea. The story runs boldly thnt the expe dition has already sailed, one steamer nnd two sail ing vessls, with 1,800 men, from some point on the lake, and will soon be on our shore. Several men-of- war go to sea to-morrow. HP* Mr. Thomas Affleck U out in a letter in the Nuw*Orleaus Picayune, on tho cotton crop, in which he expreoacs the belief that the crop will not go over that of last year, nnd advises planters to hold up for 15 cents. He says: *‘The present are, unquestion ably, fuir rates, when compared with past years. But with the short crops now coming in, the price I have named can bo had just as readily as a lower one.’* t3T Land warrants are held in New-York at $1 30 a $1 33; in St. Louis at St 33 a $1 40. War- rants under the new law not being assignable, the old ones are sought for by settlers; and as about 4,000 per month are located, the number issued will soon be absorbed, there not being over 10,000 or 12,. 009 unlocated. Tho steamship Commodore Stockton, which wns to sail on Saturday last from Philadelphia for Cali fornia, has on board some twenty slaves, the proper ty of Mr. Ulm, of Florida, and Capt. Marshal), of Charleston, the owners of,the vessel. They arc in. tended to man the stenmship on her voyage round to the Pacific, and afterwards to act as servants du ring the trips from Panama to San Francisco. A letter writer says—Tho negroes are well fed and clothed, and appear much morecontented with their condition than our own free blacks, who, possessing tho advantages of liberty, are frequently complete Objects of destitution. It will be remembered thnt the sailing of this steamer was advertised In tho , /feu s tome time since. Correspondence of the Daily Morning News. New York, Get. 23,1850. The Ohio arrived here late lust night, with tho California muils, which should have been received here several days since. This sending the mail by particular steamers only, is a very injudicious ar rangement. We learn that the Spanish steamer Pi- zarro is hovering on tho American coast. The where fore however, does not appear to he understood here. The Asia is in to day with a weeks later news from Europe. It is not important, except thnt we learn of Haynuu's arrest at Cussel, and all the officers threat en to lay down their arms unless tho elector puts an end to the present stnte of affairs. The General stormed, but it v#us of no use, and he was compelled to succumb, and promised to suspend all further proceedings until he received further instructions The fact ot the Hyena being under arrest, gives great satisfaction. You w ill leuru tho Btate of the markets by telegraph, I presume. Tho steamer City of Glasgow nrrlved this morning, but her news is not important. This is said to be her last trip to this port, as tho proprietors have fqymcd a line of steamers between Glasgow nnd Philadelphia. Tho beet of the joke is, thHt the Fhila delphia papers give ns a reason for tho change, that running her to New York was not profitable. I should think, it was like jumping from the frying-pan into the tiro. Tho city of brotherly lore and rowdyism is quite exultant at tlie fact, nnd may she merry be. The merchants of tlie city have adopted the advice of the Evening Mirror, and intend to call a mass meeting of all parties, to endorse the act of Congress in passing tho compromise measures. It is expected 1 suppose, that this will be a serious blow to Seward, Grcely Sc Co., and upset their “ agitation hobby.” It is a grand move, unquestionably, and may effect thnt object. A new steamer called the Winfield Scott wna launch ed yesterday; und it is predicted already that lie will bo Fillmore's successor. But i have my doubts; it will be as well, however, to note tho fuct for future reference, if necessary. We are manufacturing citizens very rnpidly just now. Ilow it iB donp, I don't pretend to know, but it is remarkable how quickly foreigners of all nations are couvcrtcdinto free and independent voters. From tho Ut of January last, to the 1st October, 4194 per sons havo declared their intentions, in the county clerks’ office; but only 746 have becomo naturalized in the same period. In the Superior Court, 99» de clared intentions, nnd 382 wore naturalized. Thus in nine months 5190 declared; nnd 1128 were natu ralized. But us the election approaches, mnrk the difference ; since the lBt Oct., 405 havo declared, and 135 have taken out their final papers. The fees for this business since January 1st, amount to 81860. The Forrest case is now before the Supreme Court in argument.. it will continue for several days, 1 suppose. The result is looked for with some inter est. Drury has got a further respite, his counsel having succeeded in convincing the Court that tho indict ment was not good—curiously enough, however, it was not quashed, but a new one is to bo prepared, and so the trial went off. Indictments have been found against the lawyers Niles and Roberts, for conspiracy in riddling the Havens out of $2,000. Who is to be the Whig Candidates for Mayor is yet doubtful, though cx. Alderman, Jos. Kelly seems to be very prominent just now. I think Mr. Burk of the Express will be re nominated to Congress. The steamship Europa left here to day for Liver pool, with about 60 passengers, and $486,500 in specie. Jenny I.ind's concert has been post poned until to morrow night, ut Tripler Hall, as the stage is to bo altered to suit the lady's wishes. This magnificent Hail is, strange to say, badly ven- tilated. It is almost impossible to sit in the upper circle even, when it is moderately filled—whst it will be when crowded I can imagine, and I should’nt like the reality. The Italian opera opened brilliantly on Monday, but the performance was only so-so. CHARLEMAC. Uplands. Mobile. Inferior, Ordinary, None. None. 13$a 13} 13$al3| Middling, 14 a 143 14$ a 14£ Mddling,foir, 14 j a 14$ 14f a14J Fair, Good Fair, 14& a 15 Nom. Nom. do. Fine, do. do. Sales since the 8th inst, Arrivals 11 J Exports and Texas. None. 13}a 13$ 14} a 14} 14} a 15 15$a 15} Nom. do. Bales. 12,000 7,000 •13358 53 49 J ~‘JT The Itcv. Bishop Soule, Senior Bishop of the Methodist Church, South, who has been in New York for some days, left on Wednesday morning for Ifaalivilie. Tcimeesre. The Bishop, although he is 70 years of age, is in vigorous health, and looks as well as he did twenty years ago. Removal of tub Agent to Cochin-China.—A dispatch from Washington says that Joseph Bubs- liar, the special agent under the late Administration to Cochin Chine, Siam, Sic., is to be removed Tlie Dry Goods Trnde. NEW-V OltK, Oct 3.—Tile Dry Goods market con tinues dull fur all description* except Mouslin de 1,nines and Merinos, which are selling steadily both at auction and private sales at full prices. The supply is not large. There is a better demand for Cotton fabrics,such as Brown .Sheeting and Shirtings, market firm. ^Bleached goods are inactive. Drills arc nomi nally 7$c.; at a slight concession a good business would be done for cxpoi t. Printing Cloths are in better request, with an upward tendency. Tlie sales are 35,00U pieces at 4$ a 45c. Flints continue dull and are selling in small parcels only at a slight con cession in prices. Flannels are quiet, but with a moderate, stock holders continue firm. Clothes aro unsettled, anil i-.ost descriptions aro downward With small truusaelions. C'assimeres and Satinets are inactive. £$>’Miss'Frederieko Bremer, arrived «t Galena on the 11th inst., on her way to Minnesota. Q3 84,000 23,000 81,000 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared, 17,000 Vessels loading in the U. 8. this year for Gt. Britain, 39 —France, 14— Vessels loading in the U. S. last year for Gt. Britain, 38—France, 11— Vessels loading in tho U. S. the year previous for Gt. Britain, 78—France, 15— Exports to Great Britain since Septl, 1850, Corresponding dates in 1849, •• “in 1848, Total Exports from U. S. since Sept. 1,1850, 118,000 Corresponding dates in 1849, 55,000 “ “ in 1848, 121,000 Reef ipts at Port since Sept. 1,1850, 116,000 Corresponding dates in 1849, 113,000 “ “ in 1848, 188,000 My last circular wni dated the 9th inst, on which day we received tlie accounts per Atlantic, advising an improvement of $d per pound. This news was not us favorable as expected, and as a consequence there was little disposition on the pnrt of buyers to operate. The Europa came to hand on the 14th inst, advising the loss of the improvement noted, but the latest intelligence per Atlantic having somewhat pre pared operators here lor the decline, it was without ellect upon our market, which remained steady, with a fair business doing. On Wednesday, the 16th inst, the America was announced by telegraph, with the intelligence of a steady market, and advices of sules st Liverpool for tlie week ending 4th inst, of 44,600 brdes. Since the receipt of this mugs our market has undergone but little chnnge. YdB-rdny the sales were small, and the market closed dull at quotations, which, on the Middling qualities of Gulf, nre $e high er than those given a fortnight ago. The greater portion of our stock is composed of Uplands, which nre ottered freely at quoted rates. The snies since the 8th inst. to last evening amount to 12,0U0 bales, ta ken for Great Britain, Franc , the Continent, and a small amount for spinning. The export during the same time lias been-to Liverpool, 7,497; Havre, 3,288; Trieste 628; Antwerp, 1,192 Hamburg, 406; Bremen! 148; Rotterdam, 53; Amsterdam, 146; total 13,358 bales. The following is a statement of the movement in cotton since the 1st oi September laBt, as compared with the previous three years. 1850 1849 1848 1847 PASSENGERS: I’cr stenmship Florida, for Now York—Mr Bonner and family. N A Hardee nnd daughter, Master Villa- iorigo, W’S Kupell, F J Barnard end lady, BDeKlyne and lady, W C Hnnhnm, Master W T McNclty, David S Mills, Jr, Dr Myrick, Col Brown, Ernstus Henry Jr, Robt Robertson, J H Henry, Jos Snures, Samuel Pnlmcr, L C Ryncheon, Jas Cluantock Jr, Thomas K Bartrell. Fer bark Savannah, from New York—Mr P Stan ton arid indy, Mrs Chariot and 2 children, Mr C P Iluss. W M Barron, 5 steerage. Steamer Wm Seabrook, from Charleston—Mr Os good, Mrs I) L Clinch & Bcrvant, Mrs Sawyer, Miss Moss, Mrs Bradley, 6 children and 2 servant, Mrs E Smith, Miss M Smith, Miss ALavel, Messrs E Smith, F l.avel. P Donoly, G Crabtree, J Moss, L Hunt, J H Whaley, J B Arohy, R Watters, G How, C E Tcftl, J B Agh, Master Branch, R Reynolds, C It Osgood, 21 deck. Per steamer Wtn Gaston, from Palntka—Mr Li vers and lady, Mrs Glover, Mr Luthorland, B G O'Bri en, T C James, W P Jones, B K Bntzcll, Col M Hol lows, son and servant, E Richardson, Mr Guiger and lady, Miss Georgia C Peck, D W Conner, and 2 on deck. Per str Jasper, fm Charleston—Miss M Demiere, Mrs Hunter, Mrs Fisher, J A Roberts and Indy, C Green, lady fc servant, H Hnrpfr. JDuvis, J Buker, M Sorrell, J A .Stuart and 2 on deck. Per stenmerMetnmora, from Charleston—C Spald ingand lady. Miss Kell, Dr W C Danlell, W Ausley, T O Holmes, J Hertz, and Capt Curry. Per steamer DeKalb, from Burton’s Ferry—E C Wade, J Ernest, E McDonald, Mr Bush, 1 deck. CONSIGNEES. Per steamer DeKalb, from Burton’s Ferry—621 bis cotton Sc mdze, to S Solomons, E Reed. Boston & Gunby, Behn Sc Foster, Allen & Ball, J V Pelot, N Cruger, Godfrey Sc Solomons, W Waters, and order. Per steamer T S Metcalf, ftom Augusta—349 bales cotton Sc mdze, to S M Pond, W Adams, J II Bur roughs, W Duncan, Hollis Si Lawson. Per steamer Wm Gaston, fromPnlatka—9 bales S I cotton Sc mdze, to Boston Sc Gunby, A Haywood, I W Morrel <fc Co, S Sc II Hoyt St Co, Per steamer Wm Seabrook, from Charleston C R R, M J Solomons, R Bradley. Per Sloop C Chard, from Centre Villiage—12 bales 5 I cotton rosin and spirits ot turpentine, to N A Hardee Sc Co, Boston & Gunby, E Reed, and order. Per steamer Jasper, from Charleston—C R R, Co hens & Hertz, Dye, Oliver Sc Co, Brigham, Kelly Sc Co, R D Walker. Per barque Savannah, from New-York—T R Mills, T S Wayne, S M Pond, W P Yonge, Wood, Clng- horn & Co, A A Solomons &. Co, N B Knapp, Bri ham, Kelly & Co, McCleskoy Sc Norton, Hamilton 6 Hardeman, Rowland Sc Washburn, A A Cherry, J DeMartin, M A Cohen, R, Habersham Sc Son, J V Connerat, Ambler, Barnnm Sc Co, I W Morrell Sc Co. II A Crane Sc Co, A Haywood, Marshall Sc Aikin W Warner, G R Hendrickson Sc Co, W C O'Dris- coll, W B Hale, J D Jesse, LnRoche, Bowne Sc Co, A Welles Sc Co, J E Cady & Co, J E Bothwell Sc Co J M Cooper, Jas Anderson & Co, W II May Sc Co. J C Brown, J II Burroughs, N I,yon, 11 S Smith Sc Co M J Solomons, M Prenderg.ist Sc Co. S Solomons, R Sc J Lachlison, W Duncun, W W Goodrieh, 1) O' Conner,F Kendrick, J A Mayer,C Hartridge. G M Wil left & Co, A Bnsler, J Williamson, A Low Sc Co, Wnshburn, Wilder Co, Person Sc Heidt, J N Lewis, E Hopkins, F Sheila, II Bougardus, A Duion, J F Doe, Swift, Densiow Sc Co, Jas Dickson, 8 Wilmot, Wm Doody, Price Sc Vender, S Goodail, T Ford, Jas Sul livan, A B Luce, Mrs S Tomb, E Parsons St Co, Jas Doyle, J Foley. Per brig LiveOnk from New York—M J Solomons, Scrnnton, Johnston St Co, Hamilton St Hardeman, A Welles St Co. S M Pond, Wood, C'laghorn Sc Co, T S Wayne, H J Gilbert, F, Hopkins, T R Mills, McAr- thor &. Morse, Lathrope &. Foote, Laroche, Bowne Sc Co, D O Conner. Jas Dunn, A B Luce, J Sullivan, J DeMartin, T J Walsh Sc Co, J Rendy J M Cooper, F Zogbaum Sc Co, S Goodail, II A Crane Sc Co, 8 Sc H Hoyt & Co, Swift Densiow & Co, R Habersham & Son, A Haywood, Behn Sc Foster, J C Sturtevant, Brigham, Kelly St Co, E Lovell, J W Morrell Sc Co, J Dickison & Co, J Foley, Jos Doyle, John Doyle, S E Bothwell Sc Co, S Ford, W Doody, G S Harden, Rowland & Washburn. „The Frieud'^A^tinS^- " KELLY, and William Huguenin Rcllv 4 a’tend the funeral of the former, from T of the latter, No. 63 State .Street aMn ,° " NM ««t. 4 o’clock thii qj, Near Grahamvillo, „ ot Elllinghain .County, Georgia an,?o° N , C - B*vm ter of Mr. Ben,am.n%bo&"^^5 d.S 8month., te a vi „ gmBnyrelatlve8 ^^^ Slipping intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. - x OCTOBER 28. PORT CAT, END Alt, s u N MOON High Water Nov. Rises. Sets. Sets. Morn. Even t S 5 0 . H. M H. M. H. M. H M. H M 27 Sunday 6 13 5 14 11 10 00 13 28 Monday, 6 14 5 13 00 00 01 16 01 51 29 Tuesday,.... 6 15 5 12 0 16m 02 32 03 14 30 Wednesday.. 6 16 5 11 01 20 03 57 f)4 40 31 Thursday,. .. 6 17 5 11 02 25 05 15 05 51 1 Friday, 6 18 5 09 04 03 05 48 06 36 2 Saturday,.... 0 18 0 09 04 39 07 01 07 26 Rec’ts at the ports 116,000 113,000 188,000 100,000 Exp'te to Gt. Britain 84.000 22,000 81,000 54,000 “ to France 19,000 19,000 19,000 27,000 “ to oth’for’n ports 15,000 13.000 21,000 14,000 Total Exports 118,COO 55,000 121,000 98,000 Stock on hand 105,000 146,000 169.000 153,000 Of which during the past two week included in above. 1850 1849 1848 1847 83,000 127,000 10,000 12,000 57,000 14,000 9,000 7,000 30,000 Rec'ts into tho ports 62,000 64,000 Exports to Gt. Britain 24,000 5,000 “ France 7,000 9.000 “ other fo’n ports 3,000 5.000 Total Exports 34,000 19,000 49,000 Tlie receipts into the ports show an increase of,3,- 000 bales as compared with last season. The exports to France are the same ns last year. The increase in ixportsto Great Britain amounts to 61,000 bales ; other foreign ports 2,000—making a total of 63,000 bales. There lias been no intelligence from the south, in regard to tho incoming crop, within the last two weeks, worthy of particular remark. The frosts which hava occurred havo been very light, and the bulk of the crop maturing, has, as fur as 1 can learn, escaped with but little injury from this source, conse quently the estimates remain much tho same as those previously advised. HAVRE, Oct 9.—Cotton.—To sum up, the sales of the week leach 5539 bales, against 5304 bales imports, and we remain with a stock m 1st and 2nd hands of 45,547 bales all sorts, as per statement at loot, to which we refer also for quotations. The following were the sales effected, viz: 3,006 bales New Orleans F 100 al2“ “““’e ” 105 — all5- „ VjP lttnd ” 104— «115 — 11 Guaduloupe ” llri a 5,539 bales. PERNAMBUCO, Sept. 17, 1850.—Sugar/.—The crop is now entered, and tlie Sugars at market are too lew and inferior to merit quotuFon. The present ?™PL, ews “ deiioiency on tho preceding one of over ii,uuu tons; the indications of the coming crop are Yery fuyoiabJe and the general impression is that it will be large and good. Cotton.—Prices have ruled from 6 $600 to 7 $*100 and large shipments have been made, the receipts ir..in the interior now average 600 bags per week quality qU ° te 7 S ' M ° 87 8300 P er al ™ b a for first Rosin—5$8(lO per bbl. 0° L > Oct. 11.—I.atcr accounts have been received during the week irorntlie United States, and many commentaries, remarks and reports as to the prospects ot the coming crop in that country, but fe°atur‘e 8 ofthen W “• ' loubt . u P° n tbe '*'“1 principal teature ot the previous observations, namely that a mrtYerr > In , !! 1, ' !C n >P is n matter of almost demonstrn ■ ted certainty. Upon this point we are at present dis- posed to rest with considerable confidence. On tho other hand, some brunches of'the manufacturing trade are yon remunerative and depressed, the coll ar o o n 's PHASES. New Moon. 3.1. 9h , 42m. I Full M’n, 18d., 1 lh. 26a. First qunrter lid. 6h., 7m. | Last qr. 25th, 7h. 24a. ARRIVED. French ship Olivier, Ossir, from Montinnique, in Ballast—to Master. Ship Prentice, Woodbury, from City Point, Va—to Master. Bark Howard, Goodwin, from Boston—Washburn, Wilder & Co. Bark Snvnnnah, Cromwell, 10 days from New York —to Wiishburn, Wilder Sc Co. Brig Live Onk, Sawyer, from New York—to Row land St Washburn. Sloop Science, Thompson, from Ogeechee, with 3500 bushels rough rice—to R Habersham & Son. Sloop C Chard, Wiggins, from Centre Village—to Master. Steamer Wm Seabrook, Peck, fm Charieston- to Cohens & Hertz. Steamer Wm Gaston, Hebbnrd, Palutka—to Co hens St Hertz. Steamer DeKalb, Moody, from Mathews Bluff—to Cohens Sc Hertz. Steamer TfS Metcalf, ‘.P'ostell, with boats 1 and 8 fm Augusta—to S M Pond. Steamer Jasper, Stevenson, from Charleston—to Cohens Sc Hertz. Steamer Metamora, Brooks, from Charleston—to Cohens & Hertz. CLEARED. Stenmship Florida, Lyon, New York—Padelford, Fay Sc Co. Ship North Bend, Jenkins, Boston—Pudeliord, Fav & Co. • 3 Brig Thomas Walter, Marshman, for Philadelphia C A Griener. Sclir II N Gamhrill, Bradford.Bultimore—Brigham Kelly & Co. fc Schr C A L (Lamar, Willis, New York—E W Bu ker. |>°AltpiN«.-A few Gentlemen IJ moduted with Board in a private^Vmn„ e iire at this office o ly ’ 0n 6 °ct28 Si Goods, forsaloby jj l) p l 'I; 9 al, d Lg c oct28 _m Congress,!.; joV, i/ZTTTTT " 11. f. o-araiBuuoSS— Monument-iq 13AGOING- ANI> ROPE.--3ft~Kir~~7 -13 Bagging; 20 do. Dundee, imitation Kphh 9 girg-100 pieces Dundee Bagging; 300 Sk**, B t Bale Rope. For sale by VI no®* P A8T|EEES DE PARIS-For fh7^T~' and radical cure of Bronchitis, a £d ft 5 " 1 eases of the Throat, just received'^dlfor 11 DEPARTED. Steamer Wm Seabrook. Peck, Charleston. Steamer St Mathews, King, Palatka. MEMORANDA New York, Oct 22. Cld schr Alonzo, Thomas, tor Savannah. Arrbrig Macon, Watkins, 9 daysl'm Savannah. New York. Oct 23. Cld brig Venus, Gardner, for St Marys, Geo. Ship Eli Whitney, Brnstland, 10 dnys from Savan nah, bound to Liverpool. She put into this port oil account of all hands being sick. The ship Marion, Johnson, at New York, on tho 23rd, is to sail same day for this port. The bark Vernon, Faye, at New York, was to sail for this poit, on the 26th inst. The ship Lydia, wna loading at New York, on the 23rd instant, nnd to sail for this port with dispatch. Home’s Hole, Oct 20. Arr brig Susan, Thurlow, from Susannah, for Boston ; schr Lysandcr, Powers, fm Savannah, for Boston. FOaBION PORTS. Gibraltar, Sept 29. Put in ship Pearl, Morris, from Carthagenia, for Savannah, wi‘h supposed injury to bottom, having struck on some rocks ; she is to be examined by a diver. Cardiff, 4th. Sailed ship Globe, Whitmore, for Sa vannah. Bristol, 8th, put back to Pill, by stress of weather India, Willis, from Newport, for Sa-'annuh, sailed 5th. TJECKER’S FARINA—1 II and for sale by L. J. MYERS, Apothecary SmptV piNE ENGLISH CEP HA L IcTiNiJFp: A An effectual remedy for Diaurdera of tha n., especially common Head-t che; just received ,1 *oct 28 L ' ^ MYERS, Apothecary, • oct 38 hmeta’ Building. DRAWS TO-MORROW #20,000 DOLLARS GREENE St PULASKI LOTTERY. Extra Class No. 104 for 1850. To be decided by drawing of Va. Monongalia Lot To be drawn at Alexandria, Va., to-morrow, Oct J« W. MAURY *fc CO, Managers, •SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 Prize of $6000 | 1 , 8 Prizes of. $2000 | 206 &c. Sic. Tickets $5—Shares in proportion. Orders enclosing the cash promptly attended |» Oct; 28 E. WITHINGTOl SOMETHING EXTRA. WILL BE DRAWN TO-MORROVV. GREENE & PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTEil Extra Class No. 104. Alexandria, Oct. 29. LOWEST 3 NUMBER §300. J, W. MAURY Sc CO. Managers, SPLENDID SCHEME: #20,000!! —$6000, $3,388, and 8 of $2000- and more than m | 200,000 DOLLARS!! in smaller prizes. Tickets only $5—shares in proportion. Frizes Cashed at this Office, Tickets and Shares for sale, and orders from 4 Country attended to at the old established stand ^ tho Managers, Owens’ Building, No. 5 Bull-stn lately conducted by P. B. Pendergast, deceased Oct 28 J. W.MAUEY A g l*r 106 BRYAN STREET. SHOES—SHOES—SHOES. —The subscriber takes pleas ure at this time, in returning _ many thanks for the very liberal patronage exti to him by the citizens generally, and in return their kindness, he begs to notify them, that he just returned from the Northern Cities with ar plete and extensive stock of Boots anil Shod, which aro made liy competent and establiscd “ men, which are now optru d at 106 Brynn-st, he has located, nnd ure offered to the public, it ces that will auit one and all. FRANCIS K0PM. P. S. A splendid article of Travelling Ti Valises and Carpet Bags, also Silk and Bearer Men’s nnd Boys’ Cloth, Velvet and Silk Caps- oct 16 3m F - H EWE’S BONE & NERVE LI NIMBY J Just received end for sale by L. J. MYERS, Apothecary, oct 26 Smets’ f 1 IIiuIn'U.I WANTED TO RENT, a DwellitgH with four or five Rooms, in the up)"W| be city, or on the Commons. Apply to oct 26 tf S. A. J , llOOKl'il JOHN MALLBRY, DR APER AND TAILOR, 155 K EEPS constantly on band a complete essorTU™ of very choice CLOTHS, CASSIJJEKh VESTINGS, of the newest shndes and a fall supply of fashionable HEADY MADE t J INGana Furnishing Goods, comprising every^ of Gentlemen’s Apparel. ^HOIIIdlEK BRACE*.—Babcock'* impril Shoulder Bruces, for sale by oct 26 PRICE Si VEAjjB IME—Landing from schooner Oleron; toi by BRIGHAM, KELLY 4 M oct 26 H AY.—100 bundles primo quality Hay, from barque Texas; for enle by , oct26 BRIGHAM, KELLYjA ($0008 FOR HOUSE-KEEP^ TVTEW run. ’T'lfirtSi il Key- Closets, Tea Strainers, Steel " 1 Bread Troughs, Box Irons, Jappaned fjj J Curtain Bnnds and l’ins, Nutcracks, Key wt ■' Covers, Egg Codlcrs, Cake Turners, Butter» Pastry Dandies, Cork Screws, Knife ooxe, Dishes, Potato Mas hers, Quilling ’ with a great variety of other goods. No und for sale by COLLINS Sc II oct 26 100J pAPS—Received per barkfexas a ae' r 1 ment of Bt y> es - pRICE & VKAPf’l oct 2(i U1 Bank State of G _ e t °^l] OCTOBE* D ividend no. 6o.-'i’ ba e°?^ “, Din have This Day declared a Senii-Ann«»‘ - of Four Dollars per share, payuble on a dav, 28th October, inst. I. K. TErr i. l':r' : I ** Chronicle & Sentinel and ConetituffoDjE-^ gU8tn; Milledgeville Recorder ami oct please publish twice. ( ^ ALTIMOKE FLOUB.-KW B altimore floy r c (oT vm Flour, lauding from schooner c ■ & COJ oct 26 BRIGHAM, KELMJ^ gALTIMORE FLOUR.—If® bbls-, Wheat, landing and for sale| ^muTON 4 it25 SCRANTON. JOHNSlw^. ALNUT OIL MILITARY nEE SOAP.-4M dozen, just recrive^. HA' 1 ') and fof % oct 25 —• —j — /TOKN.-First qunTitylialtlmore Corn, schooner Martha Bird, aad A f y|p jt, pILL^ Foot of West