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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1853)
8AVANNAH MORNING NEWS, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26, 1853 THE DAILY MORNING NEWS. Bf JOHN M. OOUPBIL WILLIAM T.TIIO.WI-HON, KIIITOIt. Larses! Circulation iu llie City I! We tin cm tiny Dloi-nlng, Jnuunry 'ill, IN5!l. Pontage oil (Itn .Honilng New*, antler the new Luw. DAILY NEWS, In Georgia, 78 c«U > annum. TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, in Georgia, 39 c»U F annum. DAI LY NEWS, fo any pari of ilia U. 8. $I.W V anuum. TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, to any pari ofthe U. H. 78 cte. 'fA auuuoi. ItiT Tha above ara iha rataa whan peiJ In aJranoa at th* office of delivery. Whan uotpald lu advauoe.th# rate* aro double, 13T AA.E FIRST AND LAST PAtsRS. Arrival or the Alabama.—The steam* iliip Alabama, Ca|it. Uui.ow, arrived at her whurflnst evening ai leu o'clock. She exps* rienoad very heavy weather during the passage. We ara imlclileil to Capt. Ludlow ami llio olli- cera of llm stunmer for full filua of late New Yoik papera. Ainu to our New Yolk correa* poudenta lor thoir favora. (7* Among the confirmation!! hy tha U. S. Sanata we ohaeivo the name of II. K. Daves* roar, who has been pioiuoted to tha rank of Lieulenaut in tha Navy. tar wa invite tha readar'a alienlion to the adveriisoment of fma Engravings by John M. Cool’Kit Ac Co. Those oiVurud einbraca ma ny of the finest and most costly specimens o| the art, from which selections may bu made lit tha publisher’s prices. As the agent remains only during to-day, thoae who daaire to obtain choice pictures, should not miss the present oppot (unity. I3T We have received from New-York the first number of a new monthly entitled the "Illustrated Magazine of Art." It is pub lished iu the wry largosi royal octavo form, somewhat of the size of the Penny Magazine, and illustrated with twenty-three finely exe cuted engravings. Among them is a series of copies of Ranch's Illustration of Schiller’s Pegasus in Harness. The literary mailer is also of the most ozeeilent order, and the pinn ing is extremely elegant—the ink, the pub lishers nay, having been brought from a re nowned fabricator in Paris. The work is published by Alex. Montgom ery, New Yoik, end furnished at three dollars a year. Editorial Chance.—We see by the last Macon Telegraph that Mr. Rosa, tlie surviv ing partner of the firui of Ray Ac Ross, lion disposed of that paper to Messrs. 11. K. Uhekn, J. M. Uhken and P. Tracy, hy whom it will be in future conducted. Stabbing Case.—We learn from the Au gusta Constitutionalist, that about half-past nine o'clock on Saturday night, a man named Patrick Dunlap, living in the upper pan of Brosd-atreei, Augusta, while iu a stale of ine briation, Blabbed Ilia wife in the thigh with a knife. The wound peuetrttted about two inches. Ho wus soon utter ariusled by the police mid is now confined iu jail. Mrs. Dun lap we understand is uot dangeiously wound ed. Corigrt'HMlonnl. Nothing of interest transpired in Congress on Friday. Iu tha Senate the resolution! respecting the right of way across the isthmus of Tehuantepec were mode the order of the day for Tureday. In the House, a message from the President was received, ill answer to the resolution calling fot the correspondence with Spa reference to the capture and confiscation of the bark (teorgiana and brig Hunan l.oud received. It simply slates, iu answer to tl solution for information, that measures, which it is deemed inexpedient to *|M»cify, aia iu grass for tha adjustment of all claims of our citizens against Spain, since the contentin Feb. 17th, 1831. llulli Houses adjourned i to Monday. Late accounts from llavuna (nought by the Cherokee at Now York, give the periiculors of ail outrage by the Governor (Icneiul of St. Jsgo de Cuba, on a Mr. Ro>leiian Eogli«li merchant, who after being dragged from bis bed at night by a party of SpMuisli soldiers, and severely ill treated, has been ordered from the country without u hearing. Thu British consul had interfered, hut was refused expla nation on the ground that lie wss only Vice- Consul, end that Mr. Uoylen was no British subject, having taken out a carta de domicil iu, which every foreigner is compelled to do helm he can even reside in this islnud. The matter hud excited considerable feeling among the foreign residents. It is expected that lliu cast will bo represented to the British government und iliut it will nut be number Thrasher ufiuir. F***^tht Augusta ConniiiuUonaUnt #a> s o'clock, on Sunday night, there wax an aJarm of fire, which proved (s be the stable and storehouse ill Min rear of (lie •tofa nf P. A. Snronron, on Broad street, Au gusta. Tlivy wero soon consumed, and the fire arrested without doing further damage.— The tire was no doubt the work ofaii iuceiidi- Snow.—Within (lie past twenty-four hours, •ays the Augusta CoN»titutionati*t of Tues day, wc have had two attempts at snow. Tilt- first was oil Sunday evening about half past eight o'clock, and the other yesterday at ubnui noon. Both, however, wcij^ decided failures. The next attempt, w»Wpc, will he inoie suc cessful. for mg to htar once more the jing- JiUg-tlftlie merry bells. Forts In relation (bo llrig Zebra. To the Editor of the Morning AVirs .• On Saturday, tha 15th insl., Lieuls. Bun- Hows and Bell, of the Revenue Cutler Hum- illon, in compuny with Mr. A. C. Davenport, called upon the Mayor, and staled to him the •iluatiou of the Zebra, The Health Officer was immediately ordered down to atccrtuio the condition of the passengers and crew on board •aid vessel. He was conveyed down by the aforesaid officers, icmaiircd there all night, and returuod oil Suuduy, loth lost., reporting the eitualion of tho brig to the Muyor, who, to gether with Hiram Roberts, Esq., Collector, and Dr. Denkkk, tho Health Officer, proceed ed down to the brig; the same day, (10th,) went on board, rendering such assistance as lay in tlreir power, and retuinud to she city late that night. On Monday, 17tli, the Collector employed a schooner to carry down good und wholesome water, which was all the emigrants needed. On Monday, (same day,) Messrs. Kinchlby, Lockett Ac Co., being authorised by lelegruph from Now Orleans, took charge of the brig, and have rendeicj all necessary assistance. No new cases of cholera have oc curred on board siuca the supply of good and pure water by the Collector, Mr. Roberts and those who were sick recovered ufter being supplied with fresh water.- Tho object of this communication is to cor rect a misstatement contained iu a letter of the «0th inst., which appeared iu tho Charleston Courier, signed “ Tiros. C. llumiLPH, Capt. U. S. Revenue Cutter Hamilton," iu which ii is stated : “ Wednesday morning, 19tli, 3 days after information of the brig’s coudilioii hud baeu conveyed to the authorities at 3avannsli, “8, 30, A. M., spoke brig Zebra," at which time no usaietuuco uor communication had keen re ceived horn Savannah with tho exception ol that already mentioned, and the vessel remain ed iu disttess.' 1 The Caloric Engine. There is already a troop of claimauts for she honor of being " the first" to discover the prin ciple of driving engines by caloric. Tha Lynch burg Virginian ascribes the inveniiou to u man by the uaine of Prouty, born and raised in the city of Richmond. •* He learned the gunsmith business in the armory, removed to Augusta, lieurgiu—there he constructed and put into operation the very engine about which there ie at prosent so much noise. His machine was publicly exhibited ai the Bell Tavern, in Richmond, in 185^, at which date a patent was ulilaiued, and an en gine was constructed iu Augusta, which drove a pair of mill-stones; but lor want of cupilal the contrivance waa temporarily made and hart tube abandoned." We have an indistinct recollection of the en gine spokenof above, and we will take pains to inform ourselves on the subject. Mr. Prouty wss a highly respectable aud enterprising me* clrsnic, and resided in this city for several years. If any benefit ie to be derived from this discovery, to bis family, it will be gratify ing to our citiiens. His widow is still a resi dent of this city.—A uguiht Constitutionalist. (T* We uro happy to insert the following complimentary card from tha leading Artists of Cincinnati, Ohio, addressed to the proprietor of the Mirror of Italy, while it was on exhibi tion in that city , aud we may add that the painting did " meet teiih the success which ii mo richly denervet,'’ while in that city. We are also glad to know that it is attracting full and fashionable audiences io our own city. No one can regret the time or trifling expense incurred iu visiting such an exhibition : „ „ , „ Cincinnati, March so, ibm Mr. Taylor : Six—On bvjiatr of many of the f Lists of Ciucianmti, we lake pleasure in exurestieu their admiration of lbs Panorama of Views of Iu ly, pointed by Mr. Waugh, uow under exhibition here under your direction. We concur is statin, that the drawing, graceful figure*, au 1 coloring iu this Panorama nxcel any wa have ever aeea io simi lar paiatings, nod we hope that this meritorious work of art will receive the patroungn which it.de- serves : JOHN B. JOHNSTON, OEO. W. WHITE, T. B. HEAD, J . M. DENNIS. J. O EATON,, * " A. SPINNING, |?HAS. BOOLS, I'fr" lion. Robert J. Wulkcr, wu regret to see it slated, is still confined to his room and bed ut Washington. He is said lobe suffering from a sure leg, which wholly disables him, und some of his friends fear that under his oilier ailments amputation may become necessary — or, wliut is worse, that lie may be carried oil' by the guncrul debility of his system. IV* The sister of General I'iercc, (widow of the late General Joins McNeill,) for whose re lief the House has just passed a special pen* siou bill by an overwhelming majority, bad been in vain pressing her claim on Congress for yeurs pust—ever since the death of her die- linguivhed husband. The guild foitune ol the brother, however, has happily iulluencud her fuitiinea ulso, and she gets her pension. Gkn. Fierce.— 1 he Boston Herald says Gen’l Fierce attended church oil Sunday, the Ifitli, at the Old South, (Cougiegatioualisl) Andover. His late Severe bereavement has afflicted him gieaily, and he looks unusually thin and pale. Ilis wife is still very feeble. They era stopping at the house of thoir bro* tliei-in-law, Mr. Aiken, ut Andover. The Another Fkesknt ro Gen. Fierce Concord (N. II.) Reporter says t *' We the bar-room at the Eagle, the other day, a rustic chair wt.icli caine from lndiunapulis, In- disiia, a present to the Fresident sleet, it ia made of hickory branches with the hoik on, und although strongly and ingeniously put to geilier, ntul of syminairicul form, appears ti have hud a back iiinde with ntr&lfter '.unis thou au axe and o jackknife. Soi.uw of tha bysiand- ois inquired if that wga *thc Choir of Slate.' lUl GarpIneh Commission.—f'be Belli- more Sun of Saturday says,several -tatements have reached us, from various sources, some of which have appeared in (he Son, purporting io give ths result uf the exploration hy thu Gardiner commission, in quest of ihecclebruted silver mine. Yesterday, we hud an interview with Mr. Henry May, the chief officer of the commission, and learn from him tfiut ull these publications nre uuauihotized, und iliut none of them cmuiiate from the meiubere of the board, who are under strict injunctions of secrecy. Dreadful Shipwreck.—The large En glish aiiip Successor. lying in Madras Rond-, having on bourd ‘411 persons and a grout num ber of horses, foundered ut her anchors, in sight of hundreds of people, on the Dili ol Oc tober lust. The captain und "d officer bad gone on shore, leaving the ship In the care ol (lie mate. A squall arose, the mate ut the time being too diuuk to lake the measures necessary to save the ship, site was totally lust, draw umg SO men und ull the horses. Safety lines were projected from the shore hy inenns of rockets, hut the helplessness of the ofliccr in charge reudeied them of no avail. L”V Mr. tianclicy Nuvuero, a gentleman well known to many officers of the army, m owner uf several lurge estates or liacieiP las, in lha ueigliiioilioud of Saltillo, Mexico, has arrived in Washington. It is said fie Ins daiuis for property carried ulfliy the Caiiiun- -has living ill Tuxus, amounting to four hun dred IhoiiHtiud dollurs, which, on account of the eleventh article of the treaty of peace with Mexico, may one day huve to be paid by our goverumout. cr* On Thursday night a fire broke out iu the U. S. bonded warehouse uu Broadway. The fire, said to bn the wi rk ol au incendiary, originated iu (lie storekeepers office, fronting on (hut street, but tho flames were soon ex tinguished. The Are was set immediately under un immense deposiie of vuluahle silk goods, which would ull have been consumed but for the prompt discovery of the fire. A Caloric Enuine Co.—It is said that application is about being tnaJo to the Legis lature for an Act incorporating a Company by which the ennstruction of the six proposed Ericsson uir ships is to he undertaken. The “ Ericsson" now lies at Williumshurgh, where she is boiug finished and pul ill complete order, previous tu going to Washington. It ia un derstood that she will leave in the course of thirty days. Extensive Clock Factory Burnt.—The extensive clock factory io Bristol, belonging to Mr. Brown, wae totally consumed by fire on Friday night, together with ull the valuable machinery aud materials. The Iom* ia esti mated at $40,000, upun which there suiance of $30,000. Alleged Conspiracy.—Two large dealers of Fhiiadulphia have failed, with liabilities to the amount of $‘400,000. They have lieen arrested, charged with a conspiracy to defraud their creditors, und held to hail in $8,000 each. A New Dkdutantk.—A lady of Fhiludel- pliiu, said to be highly connected, educated, young, and gifted with all natural requisites, is preparing for tha stage, under the tuition of Mr. Richiugs. She will appear at the Walnut as Julia, in the Hunchback. Hr Madame Bodiscu, it is said, will visit St. Feteraburg in (lie Spring, taking her two sons, who will have places under the Imperial Government. Mr. Bodisco und tho remainder of the children will remain at Washington. Important from C'rutrui America. San Juan del Norte. Juii. 2, 1853. Important Mortmeui of the Lag Ink Uoctrnmrnt — Urmtk Hundura* titrated to a Colony. The Belize, or British Honduras, lias been elevated to a colony, the superintendent con verted into a Governor, and a constitution giv en to the people. Thin province e ctende al mo»t acroMM the continent, and with Ike recent ly created colony of the Hay Itlande, fore• MhadotcM the eequel to the Alarynito Protecto rate. The famous Monroe doctrine so exultingly proclaimed and reiterated, seems hr have been scattered to the four wiuds, for the heart of this Western woild is occupied by the most power ful of the European Stales, and her vessels of war are coustaully hovering around like birds of pray, cliippiug off a bit here and there, and plastering it on to aoine colony or other; elon gating n boundary line here, and seeing yon der a forest of mahogany trees, forthwith pro- I aiming ii Belize—acting under instructions, f course. The possessions of Great Britaiu in the Western tropics seem to be ;ncreasiug, and it behooves die American government to be vigi lant, lest some day|they will l« shut out from communication with the Pacific Slates at a critical moment. It is rumored that the Central Americans nave repoesesaed themselves of the port of Lunas, from which they were ejected in Sep tember, 1851, by li. B. M. schooner Bermuda, •low here, aud liava again hoiste l tha CentnU American fie^.n the room of the Muoquit©.- Furtlicr accoutitn by the Kuropn England. — The Liveipuol Chamber ol Commerce had given u au|»erb banquet to Mr. Ingersoll, the American Minister, ut which Lord Derbv made a long s|>cech. A similar af- lair touk place at Manchcnter on the 7ib. The ship St. George, from Liverpool for New York, full of Irish emigrants, look fire at sea, Dec. 44lh, during die prevalence of an awful storm. Eight of tho unforimiale pas- seogers were suflocnlrd hy the smoko, and tin 1 remainder, most of whom wero women anil childien, muslcied on llio poop, the flames bursting out all around Ilium. At this iunc lure the ifalp Orlando,from Mobile for Havre, hove in tight, and notwithstanding the violence of the irmprut, tier brave commander and crew made the most desperate exeitions lu save the nufoMunales on board the St. George. File nr a ran so high dial iu their rfl'mts ull their boats except one, which held hut five persons at a lime, were swamped. Ill lit s bout 7f! of die passengers and crew were sav ed, the tempest meanwhile increasing in furv. ThoOiluiidu bad just got clear uf the »f. George w hen the latter souk. Fifieen persons were lost in going from ship to ship, eight wcie ■ u floe a ted between decks, and (wcntv-eiglil were horned or sunk with the St. George, making a total loss of 51. The Oiluudo after- ds had all Iter nails blown iiwh.v, and reach- Havre iu 11 days, short of water and pro visions. A subscription was immediately com menced iu beliulf of the survivors. The quarterly relnriiii of the luvenue slo.w anincreuiiu for the quarter of jC70J,0(H), and for the year of £979,OtJO. Every item uf revenue had increased, except the customs. The ship Lady of die West, fiom Bristol fin New Oileans, was hist ut sen un the l.'ith, and pnrt of her crew nicked upiu the long limit and carried lu Falmouth. Four ullicis iu the pin- mice, were cairied to Brest. Heavy gales had dune immeuso damage all ulong ilia Eugiinh coast. Tho elections for Furliument,inconsequence ol the change ol Miointry, were over, anil tha dd meinU'rs had been re-elected. It is report- id dial Lord Clarendon will supercede Lord hdiu Russell iu the Foreign Olfiee,befoie Ens- Thn Manchester Commercial Association, tad petitioned the Foreign Office to remon- irate agumst the arhitiary interference of the Emperor ol Morocco w ith ttndc on his coast. The mail steamer Aiisiraliu, from Sydney, ilh £1,000,000 Biriliug, was over duo und great anxiety was felt regarding her safely. of Leeds hud udoplcd au address The Indie i slav A meeting of Artiericun ladies at Mdau, Ita ly, huve sent a spirited reply to llio Duchess of Sutherland’s address. Mr. Ileuld, who was drowned in the Tagus, wss nut the husband of Lola Motitcz. Winiiou J. Trowbridge hud been appointed Consul at Huthndocs. Lotd Si. Germain had been inaugurated .md Lieutenant ol lrulund. France.—The Ministers of Austria, Russia, mil Frusssia, hud presented their credentials to Napoleon. The Czar firmly refused to use the term "brother," hut coiupromised by writing cher anile. 9 ’ All the Continental powers ecognized Nanoleon'e government. To the Fope's nuncio, the Emperor replied ns fol lows : " 1 trust under Divine Fruvideuce to be uble to develops the prosperity of Franco und scenic the poucu of Europe." Muiut lots demanded 14,01)0,000 francs for the crown property uf King Murat, with com pound interest, but Napoleon declines paying Fair ie denies the story Vital tha French had taken posses*. of Samana. Government has abandoned the Idea of tak- *•*$ possession of tlie Insurance companies. l'lre widow of the Count D'Orsay had Tied the Hon. CliHtlea Speneer. M. Dupin had declined the post uf Attorney General. Fresh trouble had occurred in Algeria, tended wijh more fighting. Belgium.—The Brussels police had ordered that the fimerul of Mudame Kossuth should tuke place during the night. ITALY.—Advices from Florence state that Muihiiue Mundini wus belter, but still lemuitted 1 decree hud been issued prohibiting the I mitation of coin, beams uml potatoes fi ta I v. Austria.— Additional fortifications w being built ill Vienna, and the city placed i ntlike position. Turkey.—A disastrous engagement hud taken place near Lake Bcotair, between thi Turks uml Montenegrins, ill which the former ere defeated, with the loss of l>()0 killed. [CorreapondeiH-e of tho N. O. Ficsyuuo.) Letter IYoiii .Ylcxleo. Jala PA, Jan. 2, 1853. Thu political aspect of Ilia country is dail. becoming more gloomy. Should Gen Miuuh succeed he line Guadulujuru, tho Federal eminent will in a few dais not ha rerog- trized beyond the streets of Mexico uml Fueld Every purl of the Republic is in a stute i insurrection. The demand is, whut the Cot giess refuse to allow, the mining of prohibi tions aud the lowering of duties. Fad lliesi', the Fresident is declared " inept! This remarkable people clamor >lint the I'rcsidonl does not govern them heller, when his power is mo closely circumscribed iliut it i* u frequent matter with them for laughter, und they jeer at him because he does not keep the treasury filled when every legitimate souice is exhausted. As yet little blood bus any where been shed in this commotion. No one stands very prominently for the succession, und no one can fill the chair long who will not at once, by u strung military hand, disregarding all ob ligations, put tho clergy nod certain noted politicians and traders beneath his feet. Tho Governor of this Statu, uiiuhlu to keep pace with the limes, has resigned, and ouu Ar- rillaga bus gone to Vera Cruz with admirable gravity, where lie will appoint liimsell to the vacant office. Gens. Muriu und Echeagamy are here oil llieir way to the capital, with the late eoiiniiniiilaiile general of the Stair, ltohles, ami tlie ex-Govenior of llio t’astle ol IJIlua.— Thu people of the country uppewr to bo sound enough, but llio rogues in anil out of the cities are tired of work. A messenger it is currently believed has boon sent in Cutihugeim to it the return of tho benemerito, Santa Anna. The robbers have taken udvuntsge of the coudilioii ol tho times, uml made their appear slice every where upon the public loads. Not a stage can gubv if llm passengers armed and resolute. A Spunish grutleiuaii has just been beset, uot fur from ibis town, hy cenpadritoi, about day light while riding i litera—his wtlb und child iu another u little wav aheud. He slew the leader of them, hud turned his baud a moment to give some oitlers to hi* companions, and while holding u pistol at tho passenger's breast; fired at an other robber, und then defemlud himself from the sabre of a third, a la Hrpnnola, with clouk in hand, and finally had tl.o field to himself, af ter some slight cuts on the arm, a pistol snap ped at him, and his muleteers had run off to conceal themselves. A more gallant thing with ouu poor revolver has not been done here in a long time. Her Most Catholic Majesty should compliment the cuptuin with a slt|> of her sush. Qumos. Horrible. On Thursday hist.Ju'a Clark, n well known ciiizru of Clark county, made an assault upon his negro woman for a cause wliicn We have not heard stated. He thru ordered her into tho corner, and commenced pitching his knife at her point foremost. As the knife would en ter her flesh, lie would coMipel the victim to draw it out uml return it to him. This demo niacal iimusuiiiuut was continued until tha slave was covered with about fifty bleeding gushos. Tho sumu day, ho whipped his wile, cut her all ovar the brad with his knife, not dangerously, wu understand, but in a mass ol cruel uml painful punctures. He aim cut oil tier eyelids. This strange drama w ouud up ou Friday last by tire commission of a murder. Clark oil that day ordered his wife to go ami call Law is (a negro belonging to the family.) Site obeyed, but tho slavu refused to cornu, thiough iliuad of his ouruged muster, wo sup pose. Mrs. Clark returned, uml was whipped by her liushund fur uot bringing tho negro! Five times wus she sent upon this capricious mission, fi*o times was it fruitless, aud each time was she whipped for her fadure. Clarke (lieu called tu tho slave, iuioiining him (hut he would shoot him tho next morning. The negro, it seems, did not heed the warning, far whtlo splitting rails the next day he was delibe rately allot by liia master. Tho wound wus fatal ; the negro ran about three hundred yurds, aud full in mortal ugony. Thus termi nated one of tho most barbarous transactions that it bus ever been our painful and repug nant duly to record. Clark waa arrested on Saturday last by a de putation of citizens, who, indignant at the hor rible crimes attributed to him, deemed it their duty lu aid io briugiug him to voudigu punish ment. The verdict of the jury of inquest waa mur der, and Ilia justice committed Clark to jail without huil. We cannot conceive of spy motive that could iuduco Clark to commit criuiua of so peculiar ly Rggruvaled an atrocity. We hove heard of domestic infelicities or disagreements which would render a man so desperate. The only ground upon which hi* conduct cau be accounted for, is that of insanity. It is charitable to suppose that none but a lunatic would commit crimes so heinous as those we have recorded. Certainly, Mane and sober hu man nature uovur could lie so debased.—Paul ding Clarion. Midnight Mass at Cbristiuae, wuo per formed at Paris, for tha first lima in ivreatv years. An Uxtliiordlnnry C’iim*. A young girl arrived ut Cinuirmati o 5th inst., for the purpose of procuring medical aid for the most extraordinary malformation we have ever seen an account of. Her name is Mary Jane Carter, horn in Morgan county, Ky., about eighteen years of oge, of pleasing address and appearance. The Enquirer givea the following account of the malformation of her hands. We ahouhl elate, hy thn way, that ■hu was taken to Cincinnati at tha expenso of the medical faculty nf that city, who had heard of her infirmity, and who wished to operate upon tier: Tim right hand has on each side the thumb and little linger. Where the (litre lurge fin gers nliouhi bn nru two large masses ol flesh, (hr diameter of which is about four inches aud some fourteen inches in length. At the end of these lurge mosses or tumors are nails of toc Thu weight will not ho less limn lour pounds. On the left hand llio muss is not so lurui at llm end resembles the toe of a loot. Those uho have examined these hands think III* manses are tumors containing some light fluid. The same paper, of the 9th, give* the fol lowing account of tho operatiou ou one of her bunds: Frof. Bailey, of the Ohio Medical Culloga, operated, ns unnounced, ou one of the IiiiiiiIh ol Mary Jane Curlur, ut tho Imspitul on yoster day. File Iim-H of flesh separated from the hand presented u hideous spectacle,being ulimit ■veil inches in length and three in diameter.— lie operation lasted about an hour, during ie whole of which lime the patient wan un der the influence of chloroform and insensible to pain. It appeared strange to ace the girl repining in a calm sleep vvliilu tho Murgeon's knife wan busy curving nwuy her flesh. An mi uh situ recovers strength her oilier hand II ho operated uu. LuhI uveniug she wun cheetful and doing well. Tho Norweginu Colony. The Fhiludelphia Bulletin [Mibliithes a letter from (Mean, Fuller county. Fa., which on interesting account of llio progr ss of Ole Bull's liew Norwegian colony at that place : Where, but a few shoit months ugn, there was thing hut a vast unknown Wilderness, we reudy aee the sure indications of a thriving ami populous settlement. Large tracts of liuvo nlreudy been cleared, new road: b bean opened, a number of hiimhla lint forlnhlu dwellings have been erected, and the people ure busily uuguged iu the erection if saw und grist mills. School-houses hurchea uro also iu the progress of erection, uml iu a little lime wc shall hear the voice of prayer and thanksgiving whore levs than year ugo the deep silence uf the forest «v broken only by the howling of the panther, the nliarp crack uf the hunter's rifle. Frobubly no Hociion of the United States has been h lied with ho much rapidity us llm spot fn hicli I am writing this letter. The Nurv giniM have proved themselves hardy, ind trious and eniernriaiug. They appear to be not only satisfied hut delighted wub ’.heir new home, in which they see n strong resemblance to their own country, with the advnntan . u i n belter soil nut! more hosivi M um climate They cx|»ect to be joi/vru u y several thous.ad ol thoir countrymen m the course ol the coining spring season. -TUa tract of laud purchased by Ole Bull em braces some 120,000 acres, and he has certain ly displayed grrat sagacity and judgment in it*' selection. One poriiuu ol it is udmirubly suited for cultivation, while another is equal ly well adapted to grazing. There is uii abun dance of excellent timber upon it, embracing bench, maple, cherry, hemlock, pine, &c., and it is known to contain valuable deposii* of coni uml iron ore. h is divided into smnll farms, and sold to settlers ut a very low price in alter nate sections, which udds greatly to the value of the whole. There is an abundance of deer uml bears in tlm vicinity of the settlement, und our Norwegian friends have al reudy become adepts in taking them. Haven Fools. 1. The Enriour Man—who semis nwny his lliiltion, because the person next to him is eut- iug venison. 2. The Jealous Man—xvUn spreads his bed with stinging-nettles, und tlmu sleeps iu it. 3. The Proud Man—who gets wet through, sunner'limn ride in the carriage ofan inferior. 4. /hr l.itigiouH Man—who goes to law, in the hopes of ruining his opponent, und gets ruined himself. 5. The Extravagant Man—who buys e herring, und lakes a cab to carry it home. f». The Angry Man—wlm Icums the oplii- cluide, Imcalive lie is uimuyed hy the playing ol hi* neighbor's pinuo. 7. The tJulcnlatioua Man—who illumi nates the outside nf Iris house most brilliantly, und sits inside iu the dark. rr The ('incinuuti papers slate (lint the quor aland or bar in the new mail boat Tele gnipli bus t een rented ut $5,000 peramiuin, oi $14 per day. €0MMI2K€IAL. CHARLESTON, JAN. 25.— Cotton.—Tli• rs «u id animated inquiry yetUrdsy. St prlcsa in favor of hold- art. Tha trantactlom of tha day footad 2500 tala*, at axtramvt Iron 8>t(3)lLkc., of which 300 bale* at from 8aaar 2uud Yalta at 9' 4 <fc lot,, aad tha balance. about WU halt#, at t»S(ftOfr eta. BALTIUORfi, JAN. 2L—Currst.—The markat hai b«a« aoinawhat actlva this week, though tha apring trada ha* not >at fairly openad. Kohler* continue firm at previous i|u<>tattou*. aud tha demand Tor *ood tiual- Uin* ha* been fair. The aalea aro 600 lug* Itlo at D>kc andi*XX>biiiaatl»,' 4 @t»K-the bulk, being at Vko. Btuok 32.UU0 bags Itlo. Importations MUU bug* Rio. Cotton.—Tho salsa af Oottou tho past week reach 7S7 bales of middling to middling fair Virginia. (Jeorgli _ /irsIn and Unlf.at frviu S>X to lie 6 month*. The demand ha* been better than uaual both from our manufactnrai •peculators, and aa advance of to ^e has beau ited. stock I7UUbates. Fima-lionard htrvat.-To-day there waa a good demand with *alea amounting to about SMObbla, all at Z5U-tha markat closing Heady ...City Mill. -To-dai there waa a very brl'k demand, and the salva u ill read at laaat S»0<) bbla at $513, except 500 bbls which wen at id lh? 4 . Tho market dosing tirui at i5 26. Ilouuipts continue very light, a* le’nlwav* tin t this hvhsou. Half* of white at 68(ji)lJ0o, and yul 6u®0Jo. ■.—Male* of Maryland a -* 42<A43e. Now Bacon sell* -ion it a* in- 4 n for side*, aud for shoulder*, llama ara aelli IW(jp4lo, aud Fcnusyf 10*4 hi 10!, 12!,(413c. Puna.—Very little doing. 8.*uie sals* i-f Meee at |I9 50^W, and Prime at $17 .VI. Market dull and loosing downwards. Ricr.—Aale* at .'t , ,'@4!fo, with a gnml stock. Rum.—Balaa of New England at 3M(p32o ft gal NEW YORK, JAN. 2J.-C»TToN.-Uur uurkat atill contimio* with u very amall supply, which lias agud ai.M*our-“ lays arc 6UM door . _-d wu ad r »colit **. It*. Tha iiuprnvumnut 1* vliiefly description*. Tha sains fur ths last three king a total for tli luferioi «•>!■>■ i air to fair. i U'Oill .... 10(4 10 .... 11(1^11*4 llflg Ir. — (ai— —<«ai wavs AMP VUKN uau continue lii and i.rh-MM in - lower- - wl'miotn Stifle* ami iv.isteriVwHm 5lo, J«r*oy 4.V0.47, PenneyIvauin IShv-Vl, and H lutharu y uiiv i ,-ov- O g.» East, but ‘ ; the mark-I t $1 12 V«- RlCX.-TI fiarket thi* fenaValfy'ho 1 l>n*hcls, clo 0fa7l for Jer _ l 71(473 for Southern Win for i ossa dull , nnmiuvll v. 71(472 L dine of I shilling Jitrco both here il.-soriptiona ca itivlty in the laiion in prices, and ubou t $3 HI<UTi$4 I2.L. Priim ami nt the Houtti. « hue a very unfttvorabh Vcstorn mid Hlat.i Flour i he picked up at a de- -A pretty g-jnd do ouu a* 20c lor Pri'-.n, i PuoriaioNS—The Vork Market Is steady with sma) •ale* of old Me** a. $18 75 and new do . t 10 25 : oh Prime at *10. and $IU 44<ml6 .V) Tor new do. F.*r beet tha dr uimid continues pretf good aud the market Ik nil at$9ft3!{@ll 25 for country Moss. 13 25 (<!*$13 .V) for repacked Chicago; 14 25m,$14 50 for ex tra do, and 6 M(fb$7 for country and city Prime.— Small sale* of lloel Hams aro nmkiug at I5(4$I5 * Fur Lard there Is a fair Inquiry at I K.pll?T«. ter i* nailing at l5(«plHc for Ohm, and I8^i23o for btalo The delay iu fully due by NEW ORLKAN8, JAN. 21. Uo arrival of the Niagara a i t^ktgrupli. imparted a oegree of dullucsa to'thi Stock ou linud 1st Huiitomhi Received since Received yesterday r, IH52 bales. yso.237 4,891—DS5,128 7,581-683.019 ...» 311,641 Stock on hand uot cleared Grain—Cora was still in request. • .. sack*, including 140 inferior at In. iMtl Oreeu at l.'ta* 43, 610 at IM, 4;t5 at 50, 38U0 While nud Yellow at Si, aud .W0 White, also at 51c per bushel Oats sold iu small lot* at 45(ui47opcr bushel forfeit. Louis. ProvimoNrt—We noticed a small *nlo «.r Mess Pork at $17 2.*., und 250 bbls branded nt $17 75 por hhl V lb.. choic I tiei Prir l 10>- c«|ue. 10;., and IUD also at I0. 7 ^c. ? >b.' luKioiiTs—The ciigsgementa included a ship for Liverpool at >,d mr Cotton, andouefor the K rt at and Is 3d for Corn-a bark for Uoal -16c for a full cargo of Cotton; one fur the asm at 80c for Flour—a ’.easel to load up the coas Sugar for Philadelphia nt $6. and 8000 bbl* Flour Sugar Tor Ph"adelphia nt $6. a ped for Liverpool nt 5* 3d "yt bbl. hip- wit h qui MOBILE, JAN. 22.-Cott«.n-Oh yesterday hu o wu* done, holders o grader, but were Urm . moderate sales the murl middling. ' ITERPOOL CLXSSiriCATIO.N. "L((V8>^ 0 (of . - .— j a bark for Providence, ship a l urk uu I n»oIn aucr for Now York; n Hohnon- or tor PhiludelphiH, nud a brig lor IIonIuu—all 7 £o, which ia au advance. To Liverpool. British vessel* 9-l6d nud Aiuericau !,d ; t<> Havre the Ordinary.. i-idliug Fa icudud slightly ( > the better, an t closed dull at 8 s a (48!^ > up 26.0) Arrivals nt the IIoIoIh. PULASKI HOUSE...WitTnr.iujKK A Son, Proprietor*. Tuesday, Jan. 23. (I Savgsant. U Ward.... J T Smith Phils Ah do ..Syraci D R Jom T T Hay... U llryan ... ML Bryan T N VJii.i 9 E Jessup Del Ellaiiuum Cauulcuco W A Taylor do W I* Grimcly S C R J William* B Volwood M C Ulou W Barnard It L P King st fe G M Waldburg........ J II Newton.. A Scott Z Gemmill.. Miss Peck Nsw-Uaven I* M Bryan and family.N II W Ilrockolmau MA118I1ALI. liOUjRC. y.W. Johnson, Proprietor. G P Jones..Stats of Georgia J L Parry Zio A B Hartwell .Macon E Carter Mobile J N Sevm-.ro Ga A Lott. E J Key uolds Miss Reynolds It I! Fuller M U V Bay leys R J Willingham... K J Watt*, ly and svt...N C Rev D Curtis........ W Ukrtt. K S Lockett R R Lawson Col A J liiwi-iu U T Chamberlain A J Dean... J Dean. Jr J Marrir Dr J N Simmon W It T Wright A O Kirtluud... ..Columbia i Grlfltn V R R RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ac., JAN. 25. Per Ceutrai Railroad—1840 bale* Cotton aud Mdse C Ilartridre, G W Garmany A Co. Willi* A Brundage Smith A llumphn ye, Franklin A Ilruutley, Charleston SUamboatCo, J.hwaon A Godfrey, Klnthley. Lockett A Co, W |> t.thridg* A Co, John Joues, C A I. Lamar A! leu A Hall Cohens A Herts. Bostcu A Gunly. Rabun Whitehead, Washburn, Wilder A Co. Smith A Lathroi W Duncan. N A Hardee A Co, Hardwick A Cook, Bell A boater, Bothwell A Smith, J 11 Burroughs, W Water It Habersham * Son, Cooper A Gilliland, J II Hull, F 1 Willis A Co, G N Neal, aud ordor. w-York—Alkin A ir. G Butler, Brig- lly A Co, Beideu A Co. J Al Cooper A Co. Cohens Railroad Colliua A Uulkley, Claghorn A Cunmugham, isr, Cowdery A Wella, Mrs II Carter, W Al Da- V A Delmnne, Eppiug A Krets, W D Ford, J G I Goodrich, A Habersham. 4 A Hardee, C Hartrldgo, llm a N Johnson A Co, j D Jesse Kimdiley, Loukott A Co, N Ittteau, Lyon A Rend, W W Lincoln, K Lovell, LaRoche, Bowim A Co, Henry La- throp, E P l.audershine. It A Lewi*. W It Alav A t o. T R Mills, MoCosker A Truftnoi * - - Haberstiai HHPHI Express, Geo II John: 11 Knapp, J linorr. 8 M LalhU Lincoln. K Lovell, LaRoch “ “ * " B * *»■. W II May A Co. T . J Maurice, MoHabou A Doyle, Maas A lleymann, D Mailed A Co. J Alouut, ' A Alnver, Moore A Hendrickson. D B Nichols, George _ Nichols, Nrt itt, Lathrup A Stcbbiu*. WCO'Dritcol, E Power. Philbrick A Bell, Pieraou A llcidt, Robinson A Camp, J Rousseau, Rabun A Whiiabead, F D Stlllmau Scranton, Johustou A Co, Smith A Lathrup. Johu Stod dard, Airs Nil Ur. J C Sturdevant, J A Shaffer, Swift A Co, Telegraph Office, II E Turner, J C Thornton. A C Turns, Verstllle 1 Butler, T S Wayne. Staley A Hendry, Dr S tl I'ancost. J J Ogdon, Mrs S Sawyer, A K Moori K l> Walker, P Wiltbsrger A Son, Webster A I'aline 11 F Waring. S Wilmot, N B A 11 Weed, E F Wood, W T Williams. W C Wadsworth. Per steamer Metamora, from Charlest4in—8 M Laffl , TS Wayne. J (piantock, Claghorn A Cunningham. Wilmot. Alkin A Burns, J Do Marti n. W k llaywo iOwdea, Men, snd ordsr. P Juevibs, Kioateia A Eckmaa, J J P Hmith.J L Thoa Feuwiek. T N Tower, Isaac llall, II Webster. W II King, Mr* J H Judson. Alisa E Jmlsun, Mi** 11 Jud- son, Miss C Judson, J N.Judson, II Wlnans, J Meeker, CH Curtis, Mrs Bragg, Miss Alexander, S T Knai Indy and servt, 11 K<|uiresaud lady, Jus O Morse. V Atorse, A II Johuiton, F 11 Johnston, CP Dickinaon, L Wluteringham, lady and child, Chaa Wright. 11 Parker, E W Green, I, II Clinch. A I* Houston, Miss C E Day. Calvin Day and lady, Miaa M Trowbridge, C Durand, child aud nurse, Chaa S Potter, G V P«Mt»r. Jas II Smith aud lady, haul L Mitchell. Joeeph Murphy, •snd 25 steerage. araer .MsUmira, from Charleston—8 Iloyt, . * • j E Woodman. E W Edgerton, D W Koutherlaud'. J C Olford, L ('haves, Jr, J BCheves, P Al Bryi.u, family and 8 negroes, J B Minger. R B Pillea, A Ca> iphell, fe Wright, L E lleudex, J U Hoabrook, MIsj Fo. tlnmou, and 7 deck. II W 9IABIAK IM'ELL16K\(K. Steamship Alabama, Ludlow, New-York, to Padel- „ , MEMORANDA. Baltimore, Jau. 21—Arrived, brig Heguln, Dubel, fm JackaoaviUe. Charleston, Jan. 25— Arrived. Br brig Zero, Harring ton, Matlusas, II days, to Mordeoai A Co—touuhed for order*, bound to Havaunab; aohr Harriet Lewi*. Cud- worth, Darien. Bark Harriet and Martha, from Now - Orleaus, reporU, 2l*t tnat, off 8avanaah, exchanged signal* with a large Amcrioaa ship, (Low lag a signal white and one red horsaostal stripe and three Bost -n. Jan. 20-ad. brig John Gutteaburg, Moore, rUavana- k Wlawaaee Savannah. 4*T Nchr J B, from Savaaaah, before reported aban doned and erew taken off by et)ip Martha, at Ilo*tou, wae a new vuasel, aad was ou her aeooud trip. 6ho was $ffiJUU. No part of ths loss was covered by in- Foreiicn .Ylnrltetu. Liverpool, Jan. 8,— Deni*touu A Co's. Circnlar.- Cotton — v cry little change to notice. During the week thero baa been a moderate demand, which was freely met l>y holders, with daily sales of about 5,M)U bales. Price# remain unaltered, excepting for fair Alobllex, w l.ich aro one elgth low er, The sales of the week were 34.90U hales. Including 2.2UU to specuintori, and 850 to exporters. The quotations are-Fsir Orleans, lid ; Mid dling Orleans. 5 9-16: Fair Mobile*, 6?r ; Mlddlli.g Mo biles, ft 7-ltt; Fair Uplands, 5\; Middling Uplands, 6' MaNCUESTER - Brown Shipley A Co*i. Circular, tare, the detnaud for Cloth* and Yarn*, suitable for India continue* ac ivr, whilst much inactivity prevails in the qualities adapted to the Gerutau markets, with less nrmeia In prices. HAVRE, JAN. 4 —Saleaof tho week 3,998 bales 10,249 import*. Deffiand fair 2(1 K) bale# Net 77 to 86 franc*. Alobilea 7784.- igatn Orleans told r> Upland* 80 (ffi I Monet.—'l lio money market is decidedly tlghtor.— Bank of England hu* rained the minimum rate of din- count* to 2‘iJ per cent, being an advance of !^ per cunt, w hich caused at least a temporary check tobusinea*, al though regarded aa a tirecautionary uiaaaure. Consols for account, UKH, ($ |0.i> 4 . American Htocks-R. Bell A Son rc;>ort a very active market for all State Stocks, and a special demand for Ohio aud Iudiana7p«r cent Bonds, u hich were -ptoted at 88, es-di vldend. Uepiirnire ol ^luiiinrrtt from fe*«vunniib* State or (iturgiu, Collins. Philadelphia, 8!; A. M. „ TJto regular U. 8. Mall steamer* (Ionian, Cart. Brooke, |(alliOUh, Capt. Barden, and i/r/umora, Capt. Freeland, leave every morning at 4 o'clock,for cfmrles- toii connecting with tho Cliarle*u.n oteam»hipe aud Wilmington boat*, ami arrive every eveuiug in 8avan- Southcrnrr, Foi t 4 o'clock, P. SI. Depnrture of (!i TWO rSMKNGKR Tk, Keening Train—Leave* Savannah .. .. „. rivea at Macon at5' 4 A. M., oocneeting with the South- •> Railroad tuOglethnrpo, and by stages toiji^Cenlrnl llnllrnitd. P. M., an J i Tallulm 1 7V« lumbus, aud other points South West. ‘ “ M.,und ur- i.-L< sSavannahi riven in MocouHtlJ!^ P. M. oonneuting wltii tli'e Maoon and Western night train* to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattanooga, und with the Augusta and Waynesboro' Ha road (day train) to Augusta; and (gumg East) wrilb Milledgevillefrotu Gordon. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL. FURNITURE COVERINGS, Sic., AT WHOLESALE A RETAIL. W. II. (JAKK¥i;S CURTAIN STORE la No. I ChfNtuiil.Nt., I * Ii 11 is ilHnlaiii. Comer opjwtile the Slate Howe. T T E lina ulwitys in atom u lull Mock of French 11 Brocatellea; Do. Satin De l.ainca; Ip'lia Katin Dainaaka; | Table A Piano Covert, Ac.; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UOAHI) OF HEALTH. A Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board of Health will be held thie day ( Wednetday) at 12 o’clock, M. Members will examlae their Wards and com* prepared to reportall nuisances, By order, JOHN J. WAVER, Chairman, b. A. T. LAWRENCE, Bee’y. Kavauuah, 26th January, 1853. Damasks; r reach Moiiuelte; Do. Plush.*; Lace aud Muslin Curtain* I Gimp*, Frini of every style and price. " N. Y. Painted WINDOW prices; Buff Uollauds; Shade Hxtui„, » v ., aud every thing eompUte/or Curtains ofthe newest Paris styles, aud ut the loiceet pricet. Persons sending the height and width of their wiiulow (rallies, can have their Curtain* made and trimmed iu Fashiou Plates iu August number | Table A I Gilt Cornices; | Gilt Pina aud Banda; Uimra, Fringe*, , Cord*. Trwsela, Ae. ’ SHADES of all stylet and supplied a Importer of and Dealer 16VChealnut-at., 14 ly Opposite Furnishing Goods, ■* r 5th-*t reet, House. Phiia. hUhK.Mt AND PlLAShl .HOM.IlKNl LOTTERY OFFICE, (laudr)’, /lull ,I., u/i,w,ite l-oit-OKci. UMEUOHV It MAUKV. M»..,en. UNIT E 1) HTATB8 MAIL LINE run rmi.Ai>Hi,i>ma. e.T.00 WEIlNKROAY.aUh loft. at 8>a o'clock A. M.. precisely, The new and eplendid steamship 'STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Wal- Colllns, will positively leave as above freight or passage apply * J»n - . L. LAMAR. FOII NK\V-\ OltK. irduy, 49(A instant, o'clocl For freight or passage apply t PADELPORD.FAYACO. UNITED STATES M A II. LIN K FO It NKW-YOUK. Tu leave on ^HATURDA^Y, 5»h Feb., Lpllff^gJTyiiiBs The new and eplcudld steamship 11.ORIDA, Capt. M. C. Woodhnll, will leave aa above, ror freight or passage apply to J»n24 PADELFURD, FAY A CC FOR LI VF.KIMIOL. jm , Tho first clase *hip GLKNLYUN, llowion m ter .having moat nr her cargo ou hoard, will ui .wwiHiili quick dispatch. For freight, apply to a J I*. GRAVES T.T, The regular packet schooner VI RGINlA/8novr master, w ill liave dispatch for the above port.— •*r**ta.Yur freight or postage apply to Jsn J6 WILLIS A BRUNDAGE. I (HI MiW -YOIt li —New lAnT. 3-7\ regular packet brig MACON, Captain E. .Mil A " Stklns, will meet with dispatch for tho above JWtipoiL For freight or pa*su K o ai.plv to Captulu on In. i id nr to [jail 2b) II. K. WASHBURN, Aguut. NOTICE. 1 FAMILIES tins I roti* of givia will be promptly attended to C. A L. LA MAP. nut llirir Sewing, s reasonable ten nthce. C jau 26 SEX TON »H NOTICE. M U. IT.UGUrtON—the newlyuppointeil Bextou, cKubc foundathisiesidcnco, or ut hi* Cabinet or • Establlfl.mont on York stveet. Wright-square, 1 ,^0It KENT.—The Couutins Room and formerly occupied by Stephen Hill*. Csq. 3 HOBT. ItAtlEltKlIAM A SON. For Sale, SMALL lot of Liverpool Coal. Apply to )- tn ^3 Now-York Steampaoket What: l-'iiic 1'I4‘ih-Ii £iigraviiiKs. For One Dny Only, r rilE AGENT OF GOUPIEI. A CO., extnuir. I importers and publishers of ENGRAVINGS, i« no* in Kavannah with a large aud select aisortmentof spe cmien Pictures, which may be seen at the Bookstore w the u.idersigued, corner of Whitaker aud St. Juliau-M* tnia day from 10 A. AI. to 4 o'oclook P M. Ladies am guiitlcmen will have au opportunity of selecting *ucL I icturcs a* they may desire to pnrofla**, w hich will be ordorod aud fiirniihed ut the publisher* price*, by jsn2« 1 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. AMUSEMENTS. ST. ANDREW’S HALL. MIRROR OP ITALY! IS NOW OPEN ST. ANDREW’S HALL. FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. WAUGH’S Immen.a mill Movlog Odcoscopic VI i it or of Italy ! ! This Magnificent Painting ia universally pronounced by the Pres* aud the Public to bo •• The Greatest Work of Art over exhibited in tho United States !" and only equalled hy tho Work* of tho Old Maetor* of Florence and Rome. The Palutiug cunri*t* of iW MAGNIFICENT VIEWS ! Embracing the most prominent object* of interest of that classic land, painted iu tlie CITY UF FLORENCE, by s. it. vvauuii, csq., (bow a resident of Philadelphia) during an 8 years' reside! LAND OF I by r ' cilisens of Philadelphia, Boston York, Richmond, Norfolk. Petei.__. 0 .., Charles'?n aud other cities, and iscoiistautly increas ing in public Tavor. It is divided into three distinct Northern, Ontrnl und Southern Italy. The beautiful Lakes, with their lovely scenery, the maguitk-eut Cities, Palaces, uudCathedrals, together w ith scenes illustrative of the munuera and customs of Ihu country, aud tha thrilling uppt-araucu ofthe ERUPTION OF MT. VESUVIUS, The Exhibition will be interspersed with BONGS, BALLADS, DUETTS, &U„ by the delightful Artiste JI'iHE. EL DOHA I.OI IS, assisted by Prof. 1*. Louis, the celebrated PIANINT AND IHJI FO NINIJEK, who w ill preside at the l'iuno Forte. JTw' Exhibition e Saturday Alleruoou* clock. Door* open a Cards of admiaaioi C!i and 2!; o'clock. THE FAKIR OF SIVA IS CO IIIVU. Ayer’s Cllierry l'Tdoral, Conghi. Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchi tis, Whooping-Cough. Cronp, Asth ma. and Consumption! all the numerous medi- Jsomoof them valuable) for tho uure of pul monary complaints, nothing has ever been found which coaid compare iu iu effects with this preparation. Others cure sometimes, but at all times nd in all diaeaaes of the where medicine can give relief, this It is pleasant to take, and perfectly safe in with the directions. We do not advertise orniatiou of those who havo tried it, but uve not. Families that havo kuown its val- bo without it, and by Its timely use, they 'roin tho dangerous consequeutua of coughs and colds, which neglected, ripen into fatal conaump The Diploma of the Maaaachasetts Institute was sarded to this preparation by the Board of Judges in 8ept«mber, 1847; also, the medals of tho three great ' Art, iu this country ; also, lAe Diploma of titule at Ciucinuali, ho* berti given to the Cherry Pectoral, tv their Government in considera tion of its eitrnoniinary escelleneu aud uselulucs* iu uriug affections of the Lung* uud Thruat. Read tha following opinion founded on the long ex- jerienue of the eminent Physioioian of tho port aud ci ty of Hr. JOHNS, May 8, 1851 Dr. J. C. Ayer :— Five years' trial of your Cherry Pectoral, in my prac tice, has pro vea what 1 foresaw from its composition,must ' i true, that it eradicate* and cures tUe colds aud iugha tu which we, in this section, are peculiarly lia- _ SPECIAL NOTICES. Private llospltui. DOCTOR* W1LD.1IAN & OANAIII, F.rm-.trkkt, Wot rrd or trr Plrrr r 0 , d ' ^-—5, DR>. WILDMAN A OANAHL U,l„ •vS completed the arrangement* for a Privstl Hospital, and fitted up the same with all the appiit 4c of hygiene, good nursing, and medical and eurgical m! tendance, now offer the benefit* of the Institution to ml public. The terms of admission are $1 per day. This will ■. cur* constant and efficient medical attendance, uitdu cine*, board and lodging. Ten dollar* will be reqeirtj in advance, which will not be subject to reelamatioa - Apartments perfectly private may be obtained vn r»^ •oaabte terms. That the iustitution may partaka as mueh aa possible of the benevolent publio character which the origin,, tora intended, they have aolicited tha following gsntl,! men to act aa a board of visitors, who will at all toil any tlmo inspect the premises, and whose nauin , ri guarautees to tho public of ita efficient luauaguiueui asnrfS: c * m ' i i*? A. A. KuieU, I John W. Rabun, | Solomon Cohen, Montgomery Camming. Arrangement* have also been made for the necommy. daliou of negroee. P. II. WILDMAN, M. D, Corner Abercorn and Booth Oroad-’st CUA8. OANAHL. M. D, ' deo 21 South Broad-street, East of Barnard. flog*. New York. Liberal advaucei inado upon ehipueDrs f Cotton to my friends in Liverpool aud (3m) c. A. L. Lamar. OU. J. J. KOUFUTHON, OPMCS, NO. 160 BK0U<; UTON-STMkKT. Realdance, “Marshall Ilouae.” fim may 28 iAIEIIH'AL 4’O-FAKTNEKNHI I*. 0^ Dr. E. II. MARTIN and Dr.II. L. BYRD, having associated themselves In tho pra’c' tics of their Profession, may ba fouud at their Office, at the residence of Dr. U., No. 97 Broughton-streot, south side, betweeu Bull and Drayton-strevte. Dr. M. in*/ be found at tbe Marshall House at night. 6m no 4 WANTED, am — A PARTNER in a profitable and well **• mvSt tabllshed Manufacturing Business iu this city. He must be of aotivo busiuess habit*, and be all* to command between two and three thousand dollars.— Apply at this offloo. 6 jan 26 DENTISTRY. »it. m. c. HEAin Performs all operatioua pertaining to Natural or Artifi cial Teeth, la the best style. Office first corner west of tbe Marshall House. ly jan 17 Those gentlemen desirona of firming aa AQUATIC CLUB, are requested to hand ia their names to either c! the undersigued, aud meet it the 1'ulaskl House on Thursday, Feb. 3d, 1853, at 11 o’clock A. M. JAM EH II. COUPER. JAM EH P. SCREVEN. RICHARD T. GIBBON, RANDOLPH 8PALD1KU, C. A. L. LAMAR, ANDREW LOW, jan 13 THOR. M. FORMAN. tf DKNTI8TKY. DR.Q. D. BARNES, Sin-jgiciil uml Meclinnlrnl Drntlst. Office corner of Congress and Whitaker-ste., over Mr. Prendergast'a Dry Goods Htore. ly ap 17 WOODMAN'S C II K K It Y EXPECTORANT, For the eure of Consumption, Decline, Aitb- , Bronchitis, Wasting of the Flesh, Night Sweats, Spitting of Blood, Whooping Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Colds, Coughs, Influinsa, Phthliie, Paia in the Hide, and all Diseases of the Chest and Lungs. It is plcasaut to take, and perfectly safe In accordance to the directions. By its timely us* you may secure yourself from the dangerous oonsoquenoes of Coughs and Colds, which, neglected, rlpou Into fatal Consump tion. Buy one bottle aud give it a fair trial. Remern- he- the uame, Cherry EXPECTORANT. 8old iu every Drug Store. 2m dec 9 DU. WM* NEPHEW Ii INC., Having located in Savannah, offer* his pro- A feuioaal ser vices to ciliisns in the city aud vicinity. Office corner of Barnard and State streets. HxrsNSNOKS.—Robt. Hutchisou, Esq.; Stephen Ha bersham, Esq.; John R. Wilder, Esq.; aud Mcafiri. Way A King. 3m janC Amoug which may be specified " Dr. Hoofland’s cele brated Bitters," for sal* by C.M.Jaekaon.eud used remarkable success iu Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys pepsia, Nervous Debility, and a general derangemi -T the Stomach. Tho Sunday Dispatch lays of this niedioine "We feel convinced, that In the use ofthe Germa Bitter* he patient doee not Lmuius debllltnted, lu constantly gains strength aud vigor U tbe fratoe- facl worthy of great consideration. The Bitters ar pleasant iu taste aud in smell, andean be administer* under any circumstances to the most delicate stomact Indeed they can be used by. all persons w4tb tbe m<« # *ct safety. It would be well for those who ar h aftected in the nervous system, to commence * h aft teaspoonful < ,P tf. f TI udingt • less and gradually luereaee. W# xperience, and are, of course, . resa, far aud w ids, hav > German Bitters, aud I ■ordially advise their u A Frt'u I ti v 11 it t io is to nil (.'liianfN, To test the efficacy of J!admin's Heady Relirf. L«tall who suffer with Rheumatism.Neu- ralgla, Siek Headache, lliarrhma, or Chill Fever, call upon the Agent of Rad *ay'a Ready Relisf for their town, and w hatever your complaint may he, we guarantee that in less than five minutes after using it you will be from pain. We promise you that however •ovore you may snffvr from pain ou eutering the atore, that if you apply it on the spot, you will be free from ou roturulug home. Railway's Ready Roliufacti Instantly. It is quick, safe, pleaaaut and powerful.— Lot all w ho suffer pain call upon the Agent aud try the It. R. It., it w ill cure you. lm jau 5 REMOVAL NOTICE, fr dr. WEST has veu»nv#d his rurideace atJ office to South Broad Street, b*tween Bara- ard and Whiuler Streets. lm* dee 25 TAWCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND KI>IK*RATION A4JHNCY. Wh I’ersou* wishing to asud for their frlenJi, and desirous of bringing them out by flr>t packet ships, are informed that the subscribers ar* the only agents for the above Agency in thU city. They are also authorised to draw on Messrs. Wo. Tapscott k Co., Liverpool, in sums from £1 and up- ards, which drafts are negotiable in any town through- ut Ireland and Great Britain. Drafts ou Franoe and Gormany, payable in all parU of tho Coiiliueut, also for sale. Apply to doc 24 ly BUNKER k OGDEN, 80 Bayit. FRANKLIN JOB OFFICeT WM. H. ROYAL, PLAIN AND FANCY DOOK AND JOK PRINTER, ■121 Cor. HrouRhloM Ae Wlilinkerats. 6m I> JB N T 1ST KY. ISIo So IR (9) ■ff A ib-llo Siirulml uud Klerhntili-.l D.nlial. i» 1» BKOIIQIITON 8THEET- .outli aide—oe.r Wtiit,k.r-.t. 1/ n.r* rs-,; A ben Congress-street, between Drayton sad temper* of t Will be drawn in 8avaunah, This Day, Jan. 2Clh. 76 Numbers—12 Druwn Ballots. CAPITAL; 4 , SO J DOLLAU8! to. Ae. Ao. Ao. Ae. Tickets $1-Shares in proportion. Carpels ! Carpels ! I Carpets!!! V1TE have this day nponed for salu a spleudid ¥f neaortmenfi of Carpets, Oil Cloths, .Mats, Rugs, Window Curtains, Ao., eonsuliug in part of 26 pieces 3 ply Carpet# 10 do Velvet Tapestry 16 do Brussels Tapestry 40 do 2 ply Carpets 36 Floor Cloths 16 pieced Drugget 6 do Felt Carpet A do Dutch do rfio do Velvet Md Chenell Rngs lou common Rugs and Mata . r HJI* Window Shades AU of the abeve Goode we offer at the lowest market ice* ; for sale Uy AIKINA BURNS. VAl.UAMI.i: l-lllll-KHTY FOU 8Ali I. Alarleu., U»r|U, ,A,lw» l .» , :ll Bni.hcl, COTTAGE BUILT I.lv.rpMl. J.n 8-ArrifW from S.r.ao.h, !>.. 22(1., _ _ ** 'i" X C.'-phUI... ,t UTup-1. comul.t. ori.r Th. »£» .uit'inmnraaid7.«'J «l>, AH..,8o sib—Pm teok. Ml,ftrlkrui*; tb. V. B.oj 8>{d.r. .od <U»- br ..rl. t« tb. MhMriU, rt “ JAME8J. 9NIULB. 1 lu l housand J-J. BU It i ON, M. D., F. R. 8. io on a wr • ' tees, but i itltution, : See what it has d> ly iu th* folluwiug SunupHV, Jau. 24th, 1851. Dr. Ayer :-In the month of July lust I w as attacked hy a vioieut diarrhma in the mines of California. 1 re turned to HanFraiioioo in hope of receiving heneht from chauge of diet and climate. My diarrhma ceased, but wae followed by a severe cough—aud mueh aore- ue**. I tlnally started for home, but received no benefit from the voyage. My cough o.itiuuvd fo grow wore*, aud when I arrived iu New York, 1 wae at once mark ed by iny acquaintance a* a victim of consumption. 1 uiuat confc** that 1 saw no sufficient reason to donbt what my triends all believed. At th.a time 1 commenc ed taking jour truly invaluable medicine, with little expectation of deriving any benefit from tu use. You would uot receive thosu lines did 1 not rogard it my du- ty to state to tbo afflicted, through you, th .t my health, I* fully restored. I attribute itlo the usuoryour Ghar ry Pectoral. Yours truly, , WILLIAM W. 8M1TIL „ „ Washixutos, Px.. April 12. 1848. Dear 8lr : Feeling that I have been spared from a t remature grave, through your iuatrumeuulUy by th* vovideacc of God, 1 will tak* the liberty tu exprus tu you uiy gratitude. y V 4 •ymptuma of eonaumptlou had reduced me too low to leave me anything Uke tope, when my ohyaiciau brought me a bottle uf your •'Pxc- rouAL. ' It seemed to afford immediate relief, aud now in afow weeks time has restored me to sound bsalth. If it will do for others what it hue for me,you are cer tainly onu of tlm benefactors of maukind. * hiucerely wishing you w«ry blessing, 1 am wfflBf- CLARKK * ^^SrofSi^liter’s’chureh. With eucli assurance aud from such men, no etroager ““j e “ 14 * from iu effecU u£on -rial. Prepared and eold by JAMES C. AYER. Practical Chemist, l-owell Maas _ 4 ™ w ukccSk, and r. M. ILILNtHACO., Havanuah, Md all Drug glare everywhere. eod-law trl-w nor i# N orth river seed oats.- 1,000 bushels just received Md for tale by . J* n M A. C. TOMS, 126 Day-et. n -*- Alien So fith-Put book, John.for BavMuah hues ia uellieie* with a vaeeei asd slightly < ■SB Jc. tOTTON IIOOKd.—Cast Hierl anil Irau Cot- * fm Hooke, for sal* by F. W. CORNWELL, 102 BryM-et. d IlHARM—I0.0C6 Spun foraaieby jjsu2»J i»h Cigar., iu eUrre and £. O BYRNE. Q. N. NICHOLS, HOOK AND JOB PRINTER, Bull-ut.,opposite PuluuklHoMue« SAVANNAH, GA. MT Circulars, Cards, Bills of Lading, Cbeski, »■< Posters and Programmes.doae at short notice. Iffi-lJ Book aud Job Priulingt No. 10*2 Urynn-st. . (ENTRANCE IN THE LANE.) i-cb ... t(ie F r i ul j„- offioo,or aitb baoribers, will be promptly «* JOHN 51. COOPER A CO. Old Cemetery. Vf OTICE.—Persons huring Lot* or Eucloeu'f* '■ lx tbe old Urick Cemetery, are notified that if thrf wish the same kept clean and free from «**da.Ae.,Uuy mu*t make early application tu thu undersigned. »"• rice a4Und 10 f*** ,am * u FO“ reeelvlnj Savannah, Jannary 22,1853. ’ * Dissolution. M HMSR8. MII.LKIi ti THANK b«vin» solved the partnership heretofore exi*“®I tween them, ia the Bakery business, Mr. MILLER* u continue tbe btuineae at th* old etand, No. 54 and eoliclU a continuance of th* patronage au exfonded to the 1st* firm. Ne effort on his par* Dali w omitted to give eatir* satisfaction tu kla euatornsra lan 25 » . COPA&TNERMHIP. r |^IIE uuileraigned hero form-’il a «®P* r, **f* #.r A wuder th* Urtu of KEMPTON A MARSHALL J* r earrylug on a general Dry Goods Buainaaala thiiI ««*/• at the store now being fitted up for them in WsriM Range, next to the store formerly oooupled b) Anuerson A Co., where we expect to op# u a new end** •oleoted afook of Dry Ouods, which which wll U u ae accommodating tsruia ae ran be found EDWARDS. KEMPTON B. 1L MARSHALL. u Has Mnah, January 19, 1853. _J?L— - For Sale, poCK young, well broke s-m NOTICk. , J A LL peraous having claims against the u S t\ Thomas Atkins, and all ludebteJ to 'rid ** ffl rill make settlement with IIULKT P- ATICIN^ j jau 11 W»6 qualified Admlnl»t/»yi^ / 1 .OA MU.*. PILOT HHBADt 10 Z\J da Biaruit, 10do. Sugar d-.. 12do. •ft?" J stars asd for sal* by fja* 2Sj *• W**
