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five DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE. TWELVE CENTS A WEEK- SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS. VOLUME II. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1851. NUMBER 281. rnUSHED DAILY AND TIU-WEEKLY BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TERMS: The “Daily Morning News ” iadolivorod to City jliicrilmrs ut five dollars per iiuiiuiu, payable hull' (jr lv IN ADVANCE, or for twelve cents u woof tvablo to tho Curriers. Singlo copies, two cents. ITI. C. 1IEALD, SURGEON DENTIST, O FFERS his Professional Services to the citizens ofSuvunnuh. All operations pcrlormed in nc- cordnnco with the most recent improvements id Den* tlstry. Hu will visit patients ut all hours for the pur pose of extracting Teeth with tho most approved in- Mt rmnciiU, giving us littlo pain ns possible, Churges will bo inodoruto. Oflioo for the prosont, cornur of nud Montgomory streets. lm* dec 4 1'lie 1 mutter and untry,) containing all tho vertisoments of tho Daily, i» iumn li.aiis per annum, IN ADVANCE. 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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, No. (entrance in the lane.) iRDERfi loft at tho Printing Office, or ui JOHN M. COOPER. Sc CO. HEMRV K. PRESTON. wptl MATICS. No. 147 Broughtt n - lloi^cs l Horses! ! 'TTwTho subscriber will beat Gass’s Sta le, in Savannah, by the 12th of this inontli no lot of horses for sale. Among them set airs, one pair worth $800. Also some flue b ray horses. (nov 8 tf)1. BLLII ST. ANDREW’S HALE », to an inspection of his stock. Every article v uteil, and sold at tho lowest cash price. I>. B. I ltULlMi, DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE, Corner or Price nml Ilron*;lilon U AH Constantly on liund n good supply cinos, Ink, I’eus, Writing Paper, uni fluid. into nov 22 MOORE * 11EN DEICK.HON, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IN Seeds, 8fC., Gibbons’ Buildings, Savannah, Ga. SCHOOL 1 137' Broughton Street. BERNARD MALLON, Principal. i A. M. PARKER, Teacher of Primary and Drawing. HENRI HERRISSE, Teacher of French. Hr. L. KNOllR, Classical Teacher. July 19 l'UTEK O. THOMAS, SUCCESSOR TO CHARLES VAN HO Dealer in WINDOW SASHES, I1E1NDS, AND PANEL DOORS. in 4 No . 1 5 3 B a y- itr t et . WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!! DUE SUBSCRIBER keeps constan l ut tho Canal Bridge, a large supply H me, mill Oak Wood of the best quality , wl •II at a reasnunblo rate. Orders loll in o t Carswell & Swent’s, Market square, or Jessie’s, Broughton street, will be puuctuull WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!! A LL those in want of wood for Parlor, Bed Room, « Kitchen, will please tuke notice tin riber keeps constantly on baud, at tho li rite, Black Jack, Oak, Hickory, Pine, Ash, rood, at tho Rail Koud and Canal Bridf It ut J. A. LaKocIiq’s Drug storo, will be t oi, o« tf o. a. Laroche. LVFBVKKOW A 1UNE, aiuiro llio highest niurkct prices i llOUME-HEEPEUH’ TINWARE ESTABLISHMENT. null to give me a call, sept 2(1 3m O. P. SELLERS, T. M. ROSIS, SEGAR SNUFF, AND TOBACCO No. lOr'uAY STREET, (At the Blue Sign, one door meet from Vi K EEPS constantly oil hand, imported a made, SEC.ARS of different Brands, TOBACCO, and SNUFF of all kinds; put fully, at wiiuicBalo utld retail, and at tho mo: side prices. I. DASHER’S CHEAT DKY GOODS STORE, 1418 t'oiigrcnn Street, (Laic !L Latlirop’h.) A well selected stock of seasonable Staple and Fun- DRY GOODS, are kept constantly on huud, uml ill lie sold cheap for cash. Please call uud examine. ly nov 20 111. CASSOM, AR AND TOBACCO ST NO."« BULL-HTREKT, S. X. MVI1PHY, No. 96 and 98 St. Julian Street, West Side of the Market, Savannah, Ga. pricei. SMITH A GLADDING, SAVANNAH, Gno. j. Smith. | * oct 6 GA. a N. U. BAKNEM A CO., 149 CongeessStbebt. m HATS AND CAPS 1 At Wholesale anil ltctnll. TAKE NOTICE: &c. He also has his usual supply of Pistols, Saddles and Bridles, Umbrella lug Canes, with other articles too num tion. He would reapectfully invite his f Connoisseurs of good clothing, to exam: nnd assures his visitors that if he canm uu Elephant,he can give them a little tou nuceros. Country merchants supplic terms, at No. 4 and 5, Mdntire’a No N. B.—P. H. will not attend tha ’ iuly 10 tt RECEIVED l>y llm suliscribor, / H and for sain low, Indies Guitar Hoot-.mSSS^^f Jf M Walking Shoes, Indiu Rubbers, uud Morocco mk Roots. Gontlomon’s Wutar l*roof Boots, Cork cli Sole do., uud India Rubber Ovorslioes. Alwuys on nb bund u general uksortaicul of Shoes uud Roots of every Ki sizo nml quality. All iu wmil are respectfully invited to to cull. W. HF.IDT, un dec 2 Corner Broughton und Burunrd stu. Cr LAKY’S COLORED DAGUERREOTYPERY. th“ 3 M. CARY would respectfully givo notice tlmt 61 I- • his Gallery is now reopened for the senson. llo 8li would bo Imppy to wuit on ull persons who would Mi have a superior picture. Iiu —FOR SALE— nc A great variety of Plates und Casks, of the finest Ki quality. oct 29 vu MIDWIFERY. 811 VTRS. DANNERFELZKR offers her professional | >n -Lrl. services to tho ludie.s of Savannah. Mrs. D. is u graduate oftlio German College of Midwifery at Hoi- dclbcrg, ns her diploma from thnt institution will testi- A< fy. Residence corner of Buy aud Mouigomery-sts. sopt 29 ly PATENT WIltE HAILING l At G. BUTLER, AGENT. For tho New England Wire Railing Company. All orders promptly ultended to ly oct. 18 ^ EDWARD 11. BUNKLK, it General Commission Merchant, SO liny Street. C Prompt personal utluntion given to consignments for sulo or shipinnnt. Liberal Cubli Advances made on approved Merchundifte consigned to mu, or to iny t New York, Boston and Baltimore friends, ly oct21 ** cabinet Making and upholstery g N. A. NENGEZEK, ” No. 50 Liberty-street. r j Making Now nml RepuiririgOhl Furniture. 0 v OLD FURNITURE HOUG11T AND SOLD. The Bottoms of Sofus, Divans, Chairs uud Ottomans m mudo over and re-covered. i CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, AND MATTING CUT AND PUT DOWN. cc Bells and Lumps Hung—Curtains und Roller Blinds n put up. r i 13F 3 Every description of COFFINS on hand t i und* made to order, of the host inutcriul und finish. Prices low. ly murl2 r j LAWTON, DOWELL cV CO., t* no- 210 day-street, savannah, Georgia. d Win. S. LAWTON & CO., »• CORNER SECOND AND POPLAR-STREETS, MACON, GA. A. IS. LAWTON CO., 8 OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA. 8 FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 1ENDER tiioir services to their friends and the u JL public generally. They are mutually pledged not to speculate iu Cotton. Liberal udvuuccs mude on 11 produce consigned to them, and Planters’ ordors tilled n with despatch and at the lowest murket prices. J? A. B. Lawton, S. L. Dowell, W. S. Lawton, 11 of Baker County, of Savannah. of Macon. july 28 ly ™ GEO. TROUP HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. n Office No . 97 B ay - Street. « dec 6 ly Snyannnh. PETER G. THOMAS. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, ACCOUNTANT, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office , No. 153 Bay-street. j Court Duys, thu Second Sutnrduy iu ouch month.— J Return Days, 10 days previous to tho Court. jan8 ly S. P. HAMILTON, ” ATTORNEY AT LAW: Commissioner of Deeds for South Carolina. s Office St. Juliuu-struet, corner Whitaker. , sopt 1G 3in J. F. PR LOT «& CO., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Williamson's Buildings, Buy-street. 0 J. F. PELOT. Z. N. WINKLER. sopt 3 Gmo Y ONOE Ar ODEN, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 No. 94 Bay Street, Savuunah, Gu. J WM. P. YONOE. Only ‘J) w * ODEN. JOHN 15. mcDOlMIiD, Commission Merchant, Hamburg, S. C., ( /CONTINUES the receiving, forwarding, and scl- ling of goods and nroduce entrusted to him, uud ( no pains shall he spared to give satisfaction, upt 23 4 U w JOHN V. l'ABVEU, Factor ami Ciencml CoiiniilMaion Merchant, AND DEALER IN HAY AND GRAIN Every description of Produce uud Merchan dize sold on consignment or purchased to order, oct 12 Exchange Wharf. SAMUEL A. OJLI>S, MANUFACTURER OF CLOTHING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 51 Broadway, New-York—Upstuirs. N. B.—Particular attention paid to ull ordors for sin gle Garments or SuitH. j»n 6 SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING ESTABLISHMENT, Broughton Street, opposite fit. Andrews Hall, july 7-ly. WM. J. HUNT, Proprietor. JOHN A1ALLEKV, DRAPER AND TAILOR, 155 BAY-STREET, 1 If EEP.S constantly on hand a complete assortment of , IV veiy a loice CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND VESTINGS, of the newost shades- and patterns, with n full supply of fashionable READY MADE CLOTH ING ana furnishing Goods, comprising every article of * Goutlcnien’s Appurol. oct 26 E. OMS VHIV 15, AT TAYLOn’S BUILDING, MARKET WHARF, Kcmi. constantly on hauil a supply of o CROCKER Y WARE, GROCERIES. SfC. t oi:t 9 ly ’ KAIL,-HOAD HOUSE, OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL RAIL-ROAD DEPOT, i- EAST MACON. july 3 BY S. M. LANIER. ly FALLICANT A TAYLOll, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Shop—corner of H'httakcr und Pcrry-iti., jun 28 ly Snxrannnli. 1 gilbert BUTLEK, 0- MASTER BUILDER, ff- DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER, York-street, Oglethorpe-sq. ~ inn 23 iy JOHN CAMPBELL, M HOUSE, SIGN, AND SHIP PAINTER, GILDER, GLAZIER, GRAINER, AND lo PAPER HANGER, Corner West Broad and Brynn Street., — 04ir2 1 y Savannnah, Georgia. . NEW DRUG STORE. s ’ JAMES H. CARTER. 1 in tho above business, is now rccoiviug a large unit well sclectoil Btock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, ^ CHEMICALS AND PERFUMERY. Also, WUito e Load, Wimlow Oluas, Oils and Vurillshes. All ol ^ which ho warrauts fresh and genuine. Merchants, Physicians, und others, wishing to purchase uny thing in the Drug line, would do well to call und examine his stock. . ... i m Every article usually kept in the abovo line, always r, on hand. Cmo eept 10 a P. PENT, UL CABINET MAKER, da OORNKXMONTGOttRBy-ST.aND UAVLAN*. od * 1 ' Cane Bottom Chaira repaired with ncHtnen ed and dispatch. U J‘ n2a _ JOHN POOLE, .. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN £ PA1NTS OIL8, TURPENTINE * VARNISHES, ’ French and American it WINDOW GLASS, on Paint. Varnish, and White-wash Brushes, Sahel and all Camel Hair Pencils, Badtror and Cntnol Huir ck, Blenders, Graining Comba, Artists em Brushes, tec. Sec. ,, hi- Paper Hengingt, Bordere, uni Firt : S*?t4Prf*t* rtl N. U.-lToure, Sign, and Ship as. Grainiux, and Glazier, done on reasonable terms by £. JOUS POOLE, HWWtaker-st«ot, mar 30 Nearly oppoaite Swift, Denriow Se Co ng*. in Blllllg ! Watclii’H, Jewelry, mid Plnlcd Wnrp. The Subscriber’s slock is now complete— consisting of Gold Hunting uml Plain Case, , Gold and Hard Dial Chronometers ; Duplex, ’Detached and Anchor Levers, dial Ladies' An il Cylinder Wutches, some extra fine and valu- ith Diamond settings; Diamond, Ruby, and great variety uml prices, from $5 *7uru a largo stock, and u apply Ot UIllIdren-K (Japs. Also a full supply of i Pitchers, with covers, and plain ; 1 line old ned Tunkurd; also Pitchers, 1 extra largo; rs a very extensive stock, and ofovory pattern in urket; Tea Mots 6 different patterns of 4, 5, and ns, from $25 to $40 ; Plates and Services of real idil, uml a new style of Birmingham uo.; Candle- all sizes and patterns, real Sheffield and Birming- Snuffers and Trays to match, a very line and ityle article; Cake Baskets, Sugar Bowls, Tea ;s, Urns, Butter Bowls, Forks, Spoons, and every y of Plated Ware usually kept in my line of bu- . Silver and Plated Salt Cellars a variety of ns; Fuuvy Goods a larger stock than eve / opened j ; roar! Ring, Watcli and Jowulry Boxes, from $100; and many articles too numerous for uu tibcmciit. Culls solicited by G. M. GRIFFEN, 12 Successor to late M. Eastman. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, J. €. THOaVI'ON’S SAVANNAH, GEO. The Subscriber is pleused to he able to announce to his fellow citizens of Geor gia and Floridu, that his Ikon Front cand Newark, y own eye du ff in every Pt any passport to confi my intention soon to enter lurgely into the man- ro of Carriages in this City, ve secured the services of some of the licit work i the vurious branches, both native and foreign, feel confident of my ability to present specimens iv in mv possession two Mcduls, awarded ‘ American Institute,” Ncw-York,uiid tho trolinu Institu*., ” for specimens of my rk, that I would bo pleased to show to auy one who ecuriosi o see these tributes to South- J. C. THORNTON, Late of Columbia. S. C. MILLINERY. MHS. S. TOMBS, No. 13 Bnrnard Street* OPENS THIS DAY, her Fall Stock of the latest styles of Fashionable MILLI NERY. Mrs. T. respectfully solicits tho inspection of tho ladies of Savannah to her choice selections of BONNETS uml RIBBONS. N. B.—Dress-Making in all its branches, ly oct20 IVIKS. J. F. DOC, No. IG Gurnard Street. OPENS THIS DAY, her Fall stock of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY’, and invitos the Ladies to an inspection of her elegant assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, , Gloves, Combs, Bead Bags, Fancy Caps, Ro settes, ami a clioico selection of Crimp and Velvet Ribbons, for Dresses. ly oct 20 Mlt$. SILBCU, No. 137 rongreNN Street. HAVING RECEIVED, per steamship Floridu, her Fall stock ot fashionable Silk nml Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings for Dresses, Feathers, French Flowers, Silks for Party Dresses, Mantillas, Collars ami Uuder-Sloevcs, respectfully invites tho utluuiiou of Ladies to her Store, No. 157 Congress-st. JJ 'tf* All the above Goods aro of Mrs. S’s. selection, oct 20 ly ■dfe; NOTICE. All Persons, here and else- where, desirous of having procured for them WILD GAME, Ducks, Fowls, Tur keys, &c., See., Ac., uml all other articles ne cessary for private use, us well ns for balls, and public occasions uml parties,previous notice boing given, cun have them. Orders supplied by leaving a written or der for him at Mr. A. Mode's fitoro, corner of Joffor- sou nml Congress streets, nov 8 lino* E. MENDEL. HACK, LIVERY, AINU SALES STABLE, At the Old Stand, Wliituker-st., near Guard House, Navniiniih, Georuin. This well known stand, hav ing been thoroughly repaired in the most substantial and comfortable manner, with a good Lot ut- lac hud, is now open to receive Drovors, Travellers, and Boarding Horses. Its central position renders it superior ns a SALE and LIVERY STABLE, uml af fords facilities not surpussed by any in the Southern couutry. Those who may favor us with their patron- ngo will find overy uttoutiou paid them and their Horses. Carriages, Baggios, and Saddle Horses for hiro. N. B.—Wo also run u lino of Four Horse Mail Coaches from Suvauuah ' Savannah Moudays and Thursdays at 7 o’clock, A., M., returning Tuesdays and Friduys. £3jF* Office kept at tho Stable. SAWYER, HOLLISTER A. CO. A. SAWYER, R. O. HOLLISTER, G. H. 8AWYKR. Savannah, Oct. 4, 1851. is ly MORNING NEWS. DIBBLE a cabev, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS, N. E. Corner Broughton nml Whltaker-MR. Keep constantly on hand a large and well-selected stock of llcudy-Mudo Clothing,for the season, together with a varied assortment of Furnishing Articles. D. At. C.’s selections of Cloths, Cussimorcsund Vest ings arc from tho best sources, and for styles und qual ity cunnot bo surpassed by any establishment in tho country. ky sopt 27 HOME MANUFACTORY, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND HA 183 Congress Street, 8avnnnnli, fS. The Subscribers manufacture Bilk ami keep constantly on hand, a large and varied stoek of Sad dles, Bridles, and Durness, and to order every description of articles in their Our stock comprises also a largo assortment of ks, Carpet-Bags, Valises, Saddle-Bags, Whips, Persons desirous of supplying themselves, will ill to cull ut our estuhlishmcut. All articles bold aro warranted for material and workmanship. 1). MALLETT At CO. 8.—For Repairing, our terms aro moderate, our ition prompt. Gmo* nov 15 TO BARENTS AND GUARDIANS. BOYS’ The undersigned would respectfully iuform both Parents and Guardians, hav ing Boys to clothe, that lie : season. Ho has taken much pains in having m do up to suit this market, and will offer j. his patrons as low us nossibjp. Each . article will bo marked with tuo selling price, w i and no abatement front it. Tho following will lompose the assortment: Roys' Black Cloth Cloaks and Overcoats “ Drub und black Pilot Ovorsucks m “ green, brown and blk Cloth Sacks > “ fancy Tweed, Cus., Frock At Suck Coats p 4i »i “ “ Polka Coatees “ full trimmed bl’k Cloth Froek Couts “ blue,bl’k,br’u, green & Cad’t Jackets 2 “ bl’k mixed Satinet II. Jackets > “ fancy Cus3imoro and bl’k Cus. Pants “ Tweed, Cas. and Satinet Pants “ bl’k fig'd Satin Valentin and Mrsl’s Vests m Children’s bl k and fancy Dress Suits Boys’ white und col’d Shirts amt Uudershirts o “ fino blue und black Navy Caps, with und r wilhout Covers, with a complete assortment of _ . Caps of all other kinds, from children’s Jockeys ’ ’T- „ “ f N.B.—Having a privnto room for trying on i lojs’ Clothing, I must dcclino seudiiig it out t“ >o tried on, except in cases of blckuess. Tho» n want uro invited to give me a call, at tl Nothing Store Nos. G9 and 150 Gibbons’ Ruuge. oct 24 tj2 GEO. B. NICHOLS. BUFFINGTON HOUSE, JACKSONVILLE, EAST FLORIDA. rpHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the pub- A lie in general,that this House is now completed and iropared for the reception of Boarders, having above 00 feet front, with piazzas in front and rcur.mukingit as comfortable as any House in theSonth; and will be able to pceoiniiiodateover one hundred and fifty per ms. Ha would say inure particularly to tlioso visit or the South for houlth, and tho benefit of our delight ful climate, lie has an eye to their especial comfort,and has mudo his arrangements to make ull who muy givo him a null, comfortable and well cured for. His table will ho under suporcutcndenco of Mrs. Young, a lady of much experience, by whose aid he flatters himself lie shall not lie on tri vailed by auy llouso in the South. And in view of this fact the subscribe! bus determined thut his exertions to merit tho putron- age which shall ho bestowed upon him shall be without regard to toil or expense. SAMUEL BUFFINGTON, Proprietor. Nov. 7 lino WOOD YARD, FERRY WHARF. TERMS CASH. A LARGE supply of FIRE WOOD on hand. (.’asii ohdi£K8 promptly supplied, and strict at tention given to inousurement. Boxes for ordors are placed at tho Stores of Messrs. _. Murchison, J. M. Turner, J. M. Cooper & Co., at the offieo of tho Morning News, and at the house of JOHN T. THOMAS. Jones Street. /. 5 if D. REMSIIART. HATS, CAPS, iVc. Tho above ilfimod urticlcs are offered at wholesale or retail, at prices that will^H I please purchasers in tho linn. Call and uvinced of tho fact, ut No. 106 Brynu-st. sept25 FRANCIS KOPMAN. CLOTHING EMPOBIUM. IULESALE AND RET A i The Subscribers, having just arrived in this city and opened a new nad clc* \ gant Store on Jefferson-st., next door largo and well selected stock of DRY GOODS and 5LOTII1NG. Also, Blankets; Trunks, Boots, Shoes, iuns, Pistols, Pocket Knives, Hats und Caps, und ariety of Fancv Articles too numerous to mention All persons tu city and country aro invited to coll will not regret having (scpt25--Iy) L.A «m<u venture to :ailed ut tho EMPO- M. LILIENTHAL. iud ut prices equally low. n-streets, opposite St. by nono in tho country, Tlioy have in store und re now receiving: 100 bales Brown Shirtings uud Shootings, 50 case! Bleached “ “ 50 bales Blankets, 100 cases Kerseys und Lindseys, 25 bales Red Flannels, 10 “ Wbito “ And a largo assortment of Ladies’ Dress Goods, e P* 4 DANCING ACADEMY. BONAU1) respectfully informs his patrons that i his Academy will hereafter open at 4 o’clrck, P. or Young Ladies and Musters. During this eca- Tuitiou Duys—-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, rom 4 toG P. M. for Young Ladies aud Masters, our 1 rom 9 to 10 P. M. for Gentlemen. Saturday Scholars &ro informed that the Band will DIRECT IMPORTATION! FBESII SEASONABLE GOODS Selected n PARIS expressly for this Market. milE SUBSCRIBER invites .‘ho attention of his A friends aud the public to his Fall Stock of FASH IONABLE GOODS, just opened ut his Taylorino and Clothing Establishment, on Buy street, where ho iuvites them to cull and examine for them selves, the variety of new styles of superior French CLOTHS, Cussiiueres, Doeskins, Vestings, Cravats, Scarfs, and other articles for gentlemen’* wear. Those ids aro imported direct to this city by himself, and selected last mouth in Paris, by ucompetent aud experienced agent, uml he now offers them to the pub* “ :, confident that they will givo the highest sutisfuc- m iu every respect. Tho above Goods will bo sold by tlir piece or pattern, or will bo made to order. Tho subscriber having opened n correspon dence and made arrangements by which ho bus se cured tho persoual services of a confidential and com potent agent in Paris, is now prepared to import any kind of French Goods on Commission. Ail orders uccompaiiiodby the cash, will be faithfully and strict ly alien Jed to. Tho subset iber keeps also on baud,his usual stock of Goods Iri his line, comprising piece Goods, roadymiulc Clothing, und u geJc.ul assortment of gen tlemen's furnishing Goods, oct 1 JOHN MALLERY. DANIEL HERO, DRAPER AND TAILOR, No. 11» Bryan Street, Savannah H AVING juslirolurned from tho North with a large und well assorted stock of CLOTHS, CASSi- MERES and VESTINGS, 1 tukc this modo of in forming tho public thut 1 am now prepared to cut aud make Gentlemen's Clothes, which l will wurrant to fit. Huviug also brought out a select stock of all kinds of Men's uud Boys’ READYMADE CLOTHING, I beg the patronogo of the public, aesuringthem of my abil ity to fit and suit any one, especially us being connect ed with the first houses iu New York and Philadelphia, mid having uu agent at tho North wko will execute all orders for Clothos entrusted to me faithfully and promptly. Through this 1 am enabled to sell goods as low nnd lower than any other establishment of tho kind in this city. ] have also for sale all articles ap pertaining to Gentlemen’s wear, such as HATSf Caps, fcfliir«, Drawers, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Soc»/, Combs, Brushes, &c. See. Also u large assort ment of TRUNKS, Curpot Bags, Umbrellas, aud other articles too numerous to iiieulioti. N. B.—Country Merchants and other** will do woll to call before purchasing elsewhere, oa I, warrant ^ to infliction. GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. Corre.pondonco of Dully Morulim New.. ftlii.i KiioKVii.l-K, Dec. 5,1851. Tho Houfto continued, yostctdiiy tiftemoon, tho coiiHidertttioit of tho Bill, to prevent the in troduction of slaves into this State. Mr. Mc- Dougald introduced tho first Bill, which, was referred to tho Committee on the Judiciary, and that Committee reported u substitute for the ori ginal Bill. Tho House took up tho original Bill first, und perfected it by tho adoption of various amendments, nnd then tho substitute underwent the same process. These proceed ings have occupied four days, first and Inst, nnd yesterday afternoon tho House ordered thut 150 copies of each Bill ns amended be printed, nod thut they lie mudo tho spcciul order for Monday next. There appears to ho hut a small minority in the House against tho object proposed to ho accomplished, and Messrs. Seward und Tift nrc the only members who have spoken ngainst it, while Messrs. Meriwether, Hill and McDouguld have been its principal udvocates. Tho House held its second night session‘last night, when Bills of a local character entirely were rend the third time and put upon their passage, as follows : A Bill to authorize persons ;.i practico meth- cino without u liccnso from tho Board of Physi cians. A debate of a somewhat playful charac ter on the part of some who took part in it, oc curred, in which Messrs. Bnyloy. Sowartl nnd Russel advocated the Bill, and Messrs. Harris of Clarke und Felton opposed it, ns making of no effect tho laws in relation to such license, and as dangerous to tho lives of tho people. Two of tho applicants livo in Murray County, and their personal merit nr.d respectability having been elsewhere discussed, Mr. Dawson, of Otecne, moved that tho matter bo referred 10 tho people of Murray at tho next gcncrul election, nnd that they bo requested to endorse on their tiekots “doctor” or “no doctor.” This, I thought, was a capital hit fit tho action of tho House duy before yesterdny, in referring to tho people a grave legul question ill relation to maintaining liens in certain cases, which I repotted to you, uud which, it would Bocm to your correspondent, ought rather to ho determined by our best legal minds, rather than by tho unsophisticated voters of tho country. Tho inexpediency—to use tho mildest term—of tho action of tho Legislature, referred to, may bo inferred front tho vole of the people upon tho important measure giving tho election of Judges to tho people: a question that hut a little over one-third of tho voters no ticed at ull. Mr. Perkins, for the purpose of throwing ridicule upon tho bill offered an amend ment tltnt all persons who desired it, should have extended to them the privileges conferred by the same upon tho individuals named in it. The bill to license, &c., passed by a migority of 50 to 49. A Bill to inoorporato tho Bnptist Female Col lege of South-western Gcorgiu, passed. Also, a Bill to incorporate tho town of Alex ander in Baker County. , Also, a Bill to incorporate tho Georgia Mili tary Institute. . „ . _ Also, a Bill to authorize the Inferior .Court of Chatham County, to set aside and invest *10,000 of the county funds for a permanent fund for the support of common aud fret, schools in said county. , ,, , Also, a Bill to incorporate the Savannah Vol- untoor Guards, with an nnrondmont by Mr. Bar tow to extond tho provisions of (bo hill to the Republican Blocs of said city. The House then adjourned till this morning. HOUSK OF REPRESENTATIVES. After the reading of the journal this morning, the llouso agreed oil motion of Mr. Atkinson to reconsider tho bill, which was passed lust night, to authorize certain persons to practise medicine without a license from tho Board of Physicians. Mr. Edwurds, presonted a memorial of sundry citizens ill relation to tho improvement of the Ogccchoe river, which wits referred to a Special Commilteo consisting of Messrs. Edwards, At kinson, McLone, Nnsworthy and Morell. The cull of tho counties being tho order, Mr. Edwards introducod n Bill to reduce tho bond of tho Sheriff of Bryun County, from *10,- 000 to *5,000. , . , , Mr. Bartow presented a memorial from tho Southern Central Agricultural Association, which was referred to tho Committee on Agri cultural nnd I tils real improvements. 150 copies wore ordered to ho printed. Tito following Bills wore introduced and road tho first timo: , . By Mr. Moreland, a Bill to [establish lost pa pers in the Justice’s Court of this State and for other purposes. Referred to Commilteo on Ju- dicisty. , By Mr. Fiov, a Bril to prescribe tiro manner which tiro laws of this State shull bo printed and published. By Mr. Bloodworth, a Bill to incorporate tiro Zcbttlon Branch Railroad Company. By Mr. Dawson of Putnam, a Bill to rcguluto elections for members of tiro General Assembly, to point out tho inode of taking tostimony in contested elcotious nml to puoislt certain officers. Also, n Bill to rcguluto the offices of Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House of Repre sentatives. By Mr. Seward, a Bill to repeal nil laws, heretofore enacted, licensing physicians, or cre ating the Board of l’liysiciiius of this Stnlo. By Mr. Hill, a Bill to umend the several Acts which authorize tho Courts of Ordinary to appoint their Clerks administrators, in certain Also, a Bill to amend tho Act to authorize par ties to compel discoveries ut Common Law, &o. Mr. Harris, of McIntosh, presented the memo rial of ccrtuin citizens of said county, praying an appropriation lor the improvement pi tho Alta- oinlin rivor 1 which wns referred to u Select Com mittee, consisting of Messrs. Harris, of McIntosh, Burtow, Sownrd, Tillman, of I atltial, and Robin son, of Laurens. . _ , .. Mr. Harris also presented certain Resolutions give them satH ly oct 14 WINTER TRADEo . T HE Steamer Florida nnd bri* Plnlurn bnve ju«t brought us more Clothing than we have room foY in our small store, 9G Bryan street; which, iu addition to our former stock, makes a large und varied supply us cuu lie found in tho city. Our facTl 1UM for_tftf manufacture of fiuo und FASHIONABLE CLOTH ING, cannot bo surpassed by any other establishment. With light expenses, satisfied will* small profits, and strict attention to business, we fool confident that we can meet tho wautaof the community, ut extreme low prices, and respectfully invite all to look at our r * meat. No second price, the same to all. HOUSTON Sc GROUNDESON, 96 Brjj« pov 27 Ono door WestofVVbitakcr, DYING AND HENOVAT1NG ESTABLISHMENT, 73 York strear of the Court House, Savannah, Ga ESTABLISHED IN 1832 . . L ADIES’ Silk and Woollen Dresses, Shawls, Table Covers, Ac. cleaned, and dyed various colors, La* dins'Bonnets Bleached aud Pressed in a fashionable PRICE Sc VEADEIt. pleased my palrous and friends. Terms moderate^— Orders from the country and interior of Georgia, Florida, aud South Carolina, thaukfuUy received and “^Mfty^ALEXANDERGALLOWAY. THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Firm Suasion* Washington, December 3d, 1351. . SENATE. The joint resolution of Mr. Foote, innkiiiR ar rangements for tho reception nnd cntertnionieiit of Kossuth, wns thken up. Mr. Foote moved to fill tho blanks so that tho 1 SciiQto commi ttee should consist of three Sena tor^ nml the House of five members. Mr. Dawsoti opposed the resolution. Such honors wore never conferred on any ono before, save Lafayette. Kossuth was in no way identi fied with this government, or its establishment* us wns Lafayette. Kossuth wus a great ihqd, und nil sympathized with him, but no thought enough hud been done by sending a national vessel for him to show our respect, dtc. hod ' nothing uKoinst Kossuth, but ho objected to tho munner of extending him this great honor. Mr. Halo proposed to amend ithy adding to it thut tho comniute® assure Kossuth of tho sym pathy wo feel for nil victims of oppression, nnd that it is tho earnest desire of this government thut the day may shortly arrive’when the rights of mun may ho universally recognized and res- pcctcd. Mr. Foote replied to tho objections of Mr, Duwson. Kossuth wus pre-eminently distin- guislicd for all the virtues of warrior and states man. Kossuth had been invited to our shores, nnd it was proper that something be done to provide for Ilia reception. He d|inounctfd tho umeudmeut suggested by Mr. Halerts the result of a desire to fasten upon thi® resolution the pe culiar notions of tho base and miserable faction who had been laid baro by tho recent legislation of Congress. Mr. Hale replied, defending his amendment. Mr. Foote rejoined, nnd said that the Sonator from New Hampshire could not deny that tho purposed object of his amendment was to obtain un expression of sympathy for a certain popula tion in tho Southern states. Mr. Cass followed in support of tho resolu tion anil in opposition to tho amendment, as im proper nnd unjust. Mr. Underwood addressed tho Senate in oppo sition to the resolution. Ho was opposed to all interference, by resolution or by act, with the affairs of other nations. Messrs. Foote, Cass nnd Underwood made ex planations, and then, without taking the vote, tho Sciiuje adjourned. . HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Among the hills, the titlos of which wore read by tho Cleik as having been introduced yesterday, wes one for bestowing on Louia Kossuth tho privilegoa of a citizen of tho United States. ’’ 'vf' Mr. Harris, of Tennessee, moved a joint reeo- lutiou, explanatory of tho Act of 1850, granting bounty lauds to discharged soldiers, having for its object to permit the sale and transfer of lands, previous to settlement thcreou, and providing * for the remuneration of persons appointed to survey the same. The latter part of the resolu tion conflicting with the rules of the Housp, Mr. Harris proposed to modify it, which produced a short discussion, duriug which half pust twelve arrived, and members proceeded to draw for The House having resumed, Mr. Richardson, of Illinois, said thut although ho wns disposed to doubt tho propriety of the speaker huving tho. appointment of the standing committees, yet he snould propose tho usual resolution to that ef fect, which was curried unanimously. Mr. Harris, not being allowed to modify his resolution relative to bounty lands, moved thut the House jgo into committee on tho stato of the Union, which was negatived. On motion of Mr. Richardson, of Kentucky, thn House rosolvcd to adjourn over till Saturday next, to enable tho Speaker to appoint tho Stand ing Committees. On motion of Mr. Toombs, of Georgia, tho House adjourned. A telegraphic dispRr«"b says.>y The Russian und Spanish Ministers, and other members of foreign delegations, were present at ision in tin ~ the Kossuth discussiou Senate to- . anti took a .deep interest in the proceeding..— When Git., rose to appnk, Bortiseo uud Cnlderon < tie In Burcu lolttbeir Moot, und placed themselves in the most tuvui ablo posi tion. tor catching every word ha uttered. They manifcKted considerable emotion ut ids denunciations ut' despotisms anti monarchies. Report of the I’.mmin-tcr General- Mr. Ilall line tnnde un ublo and lucid report of the business of the l’ost Office Department. Let. (lie reader reulizc, if be can, 53,2/2,252 utiles of annnal transportation, and more than eight and a half milliuns of litis by rail road. Tho cost of all this is nearly throe and a half million# of dollars. California and Oregon are.embraccil in this service, and the whole of tho vast .roll of , country between the Atlantic nnd the Pacific- Under the five and ten cents rate of postage, tho Department last year received *C,7»6,463, Or an increase 01*999,00(5 ovor the iUcal year ending June 30,1849. This is under tho old law. Tlte estimates of expenditure for tho present fiscal year is *7,123,448, but the precise income from tho law of March lust, establishing tho three cent rate of postage, cannot be cstimated f for the reason thut tho lttw Ims not been long oimngli in operation to demonstrate its effect upon tho revenues. It will, therefore, require another vottr to show tho effect of that law upon tho revenue, both in tho reduction of letter post age nnd tho rates of postuge on printed matter. The I’oslmuster General, with tho fact staring him in the face, that it will require ell tho sur plus money, in the Treasury, und largo appro priations from CnngrcsB, to meet tho annual expenditures of tim Department, is opposed to auy reduction in tho rates of postage. Ho shows thut, betwecu a country like Great Britara ttnd this, no just comparison can be drawn, and' that there aro reasons, internal and external, which prove the impossibility of plucing the two systems on the same basis. Damages Against a UaVlkoaii Company.— In the Superior Court ot Ncw-Hnven, JSruitluo Burr and wifo, aud Harriet Law, have success. _ fully brought actions '.against the Naugatuck Railroad Compauy to recover dantngen for mju- , ries received by the overturning of o car on the 1 5th of October, 1849. I’h'o verdicts in each .cose were, for Burr and wifo *1,000) for Mrs. Low *15, 500. . ■ • * OP A Stoughton correspondent of the' North Bridgewater Gazette says : “ Thero has been an experiment triod on tno Boston and Providence Railroad track, for tho purpose of ascertaining if letters can bo sent to a distance bv means of atmospheric pressure. To tcBt the practicability of tho theory, there was laid for about ono mile a pipe, through which tho ttnper or pupers were to pass. I am told that, tlioso who have experimented are of opinion that- communication can be given in this tntmnfir frutu Boston to New York in tour minutes, and that they are quite sure of success.” Gold at the M ijtt.—The Philadelphia Bui-. Ictin stotes that the amount of gold bullion recei ved nt the Mint in Philadelphia from tho 1st to the 10th iust., reaches tho large sum of *3,500," 000. This ainouut exceeds all tho shipments to Europe of the present month, including that by tho Canada on Wednesday. Then we huve the couple of millions received that mprpmg by the Georgia, to meet futar* wonts, so that there will still be a henffsothe oxceBS to tho imports over tho exports. The entire receipts at the Mint in Phi ladelphia promise to be larger this month than ever before, nad a considerable amount has also gone to the New Orleans Mint. _ l-KP The Editor oTtlio Cincinnati Enquirer re. rpnilv saw a ntan who had a pocket knife up ward of eiglny years old. The blade was Tbiuit four incites king, and on inch wide, round ing nt tho point. It was manufactured bv an In dian iu tho Mackinaw country. The blade had. formed part of a sword taken from a Frenchman in the celebrated French and Indian str. The bone on ono side of tho handle' wns from tho thigh of n meeting of citizens ol McIntosh couuty in reference lo Direct Trade; which were referred to tho Committee on Internal Improvements. The House then took up the special order, which wus the Bill, passed at tho last session of tlte Legislature, to alter uml amend the sixth section of the third article of tho Constitution. Tlte object of tho Bill is to ciento tho offieo ot Ordinary. After some discussion, it passed by a vote of 99 yeas to 16 nays; und, having horototore passed the Senate, it is now tite law of the land. The House then took up the speciul order, which wus tlte Bill to form u new county out or parts of Pike, Henry and Fayette. Sundry pe titions, tor nml against tho sutite, were read, anil Mr. Full, ol Henry, spoke ugnmst tlte Bill, when the llouso adjourned till after,dinner. Thore will he a strong opposition to this Bill; but the justice of the application, and tho number oI members who ore interested iu getting Bills passed for new counties, will probably carry it through. Ipj THE gjj;p) A TE. Mr. Anderson introduced a Bill to authorize thn Savannah and Ogeechoo Canal Company to extend their Canal to the Altemuha nver. Mr. Farris introducod a Resolution, which was agreed to, instructing the Judiciary Com mittee lo inquire into the expediency of allowing defendants in execution o limned time to redoetn real ostate sold. under execution; and, if cpnst- dered oxpetlieut, to report a Bill for that object. Tlte Senate then took up, ns the special order, the Bill makiug it the duty of tho Governor, un der certain circumstances, to cause the assets of the Central Bank to ho dopoBitcd iu tho Tron sury of the State, und passed the same. The following Bills also were passed : A Bill to incorporate tho Coosa and Chattooga River Roil Roadl Company. A Bill to incorporate tho Sweet Water Manu facturing Company. .. After some other business, of littlo parlance, the Senate adjourned till to-morrow morning- T r hie life, j
