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SS3S33 : 95151ill VERY POOR COPY ANNUM* HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE TWELVE CENTRA WEEK—-SINGLE COPIES THR|K.GEN1 ■ ^ -ii i SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1853. NUMBER ] [OR. SI [From th4 London Timos, Juno 27.] Tho Intentions of Rnoaln,and ttae.Coiinc- quenccMof her Kutranco Into the Turk* Ish Territory. The Turkish government announced on the 15th of June its irrevocable determination to reject tho lost proposal of Russia, and, although this refusal was inude in pacifie and conciliatory terms, it brings us one step nearer *o the critical point. Tho mes senger chargod with this commission may by this time have returned to St. Petersburg, for it soeins that he was to take back bis answer to the Emperor in person. Tho time to give decisive orders has therefore now arrivod, but we still entertain doubts whether the operations said to bo contemplated by the Russian armies will lake place as rapidly as some of our more eagor contemporaries anticipate. At all times, and under almost all commanders— with a few remarkable exceptions, where grci * military geuius has been united to absolute powr —the opening of a campaign and tho advance of army beyond ita own frontiers and cuutoutnonts ii much slower business titan peopls commonly sup pose. Iu 1849 it was three months befort Stans wore prepared to enter llungar they bad then evory -motive for color!„ . present occasion there may still bo some political motives fur delay. •The Emimaer Nicholas is not an eminont genornl, and. indeed lie lias never appeared with his troops In the field since he was presenter, the operations a aiust Varna in 18*28; but durin^ns reign the Rus ts army nan gained prodigiously in what it most wanted, equipment and military stores of overy kind. It is highly probable that, if tho Emperor seriously contemplates the pnssibilit v of a campaign in Turkey he will not run risk until the whole army is as#rm- hied, and rcudy for tho field. Tim wild nature of theeoantry which would become the theatre of war without towns or roads, or tho rescourcos of civili- mtiop Jo support of war, renders these prepara tions tfore indispensable. At present there is rou- •oniUI doubt, in spite of all that has been said of Rus- •iso armies, whollier tboy are iu a condition to engage immediate hostilities. Tho 5th corps d’armco is • tlilt which Is already quartered iu the closest proxi mity to tho Turkish frontiers, the 15lh division be- 'ugat Sebastopol, where it might be iutondod tociu- m for an expedition on the coast; tho 14th division eacainped near Odessa ; and tiio 13th on the fron- irs of Hcssarnbin. These divisjfteconsist of their UcOiuplonient of twelve thouatuNPmeii each, bn- 'es u brigade light cavalry, und a suitable park fi; * The petition of the Directors of tho Savannah Ho tel Company, setting forth that said company “ arc about to erect a large hotel In this city, and to carry out their object with effect, they pray that you will grant them certain privileges. They would ask the passage of an ordinance authorizing them, if tlioy R urchaso lots on both sides of a laue to arch the me to the extent of the lots purchased—provided said arch shall he i\t least twelve (bet in ilieclcnr, and the surfaco of tho lane properly paved—-or if they purchase two trust lots, they may havo tho right to close the conter street, providod thoy widen the streets north and south, and obtain the permission of the property holders adjacent. They Airther ask tho privclngc to erect uu iron virandolo all uround the building, fronting on tho streets over the pavnmont. supported by irou pillars on the outside of the sidewalk, provided there ho no obstruction to the same, and provided said virandolo shall ho least twelve feet high." 1 On motion of Alderman Arnold, llte said petition wus referred to a special coiumiltno of three.— His honor the Mayor anointed us such committee, Aldermen Arnold, Bruif|pr and Lamar. ullivun, for tho Directors of the Savannah Mufuul Loan Association, request ing "the continuance us heretofore, of the Long Room of tho Exchange for tho purpose of holding iwbov ninoniy sup- ~ju iro tho Rus- Aldermen Arnold. BrulJQ ■jvoltlioiiRli 'fbo petition or JNftr* It) ; on the «»f the Suvatinah Mutual I the above named association." moved to reject tho prayer of llie meetinj Aldertn the :>«iitioo. Lost. The year aud uays were callwfofor, *ltii the fol lowing result, viz : , ' Yeas—AlJormon Mullery, Lamar, Arnold. Nays—Aldormeu Bruuuer, Harris, Screven, Bul loch, Lowis. On motion of Alderman Scroveu, the said petition was referred to the Committee ofM’uhliu Buildings. Tho petition of Thor. Redfern, keeper of the Pest House, praying “your honorable Board to have the Post House painted,” whs referred to tho Committee on Health aud Cemotery, with power Tho Edwin Parsons, Inspector or Cisterns, reubmlltoi his icport for Julv, 1853. A. F. Toriny, Keeper of Laurel Grove Comctory, submitted his roport of lulermehts for the month of June, 1853. His Houor the Mayor laid-before the llonrd a Rill of John G. Falljgnut, for paiutiug, A c., at tho Exchange, Gi'orgittoflkv. in October, 1859, amount- iug to $153 22, and on motion ol Alderman Bulloch, seconded by . Alderman BiUHnor, it wan resolved that ono hundred dnlluis of Ut$ Bill bo paid—Coun cil rejecting the balance as not duo by tho city. Joseph George, Esq., City Treasurer, submitted his Tax Digest for this ycabjpid made oath thereto in coinplianeo with tho ordfflUico. On motion, tho suid Tax Digest was approved and confirmed. Alderman Mnllory, Chairman of the GttiiniiUcc on Health and Cemetery, laid before tho ffltard tho followingtouiuiunication, which was road, viz : SAVANNA.fi Ga., July 12, 1853. Michucl Laviu and John Doyle, members of tho Catholic Church, wish to purchase a lot in the por tion of the Laurel Grove Cemotery, reserved for Catholics. JAMES fjO NKlL, 0. Priest, Sxvrftinnh. Resolution Read uni Lost. By Alderman Latimr, Resolved, Tiiitt *11 Rrr-oldtioii- nud Ordinance* rotting to thnn'ortion of Lfcferd Grove ConietetPy nerapurt for the Cutholics, be jmpl they aro -hefeby pealed nud declarod of •rim in PA88KNGERS. itoamcr Motamora, from Charloston—W J Le ]_Llnev and lady, B J Lester. J F Frayco yttJl £.7 Parker, lady and sorvant, J J Hollon- werrard, J A KUanklin, R Jl Cuvier, Mrs Dr Dry Goods, Clothing, &o. „ ^ jJNSIGNEES. . r .S£ ••! lr Ch ?9fcfr«“ New York-M J Reilly, W M Davidson,. A Foidick, Murphy k povnuney, A BacnuTB^^p Y oag, M A Cohen, Brig- h.m, Kelly . Co, IIA.,, yf\y Owr.rJ. W W Goodrich, order. - 37 CHEAPEST GASH STORE, O ouTai UR Bummer plans are now complete, and as our . salos aro already MORE than the basis of our cal- iationsfor the year ending with next Auguat; COMftl El have uow fixed for sale, overv artlclo in our Stock, and LATEST DATS* Liverptftl, July 2 | Havre, June wo will oontlnue until next September, dividing benc- fits, by selling exclusively for CASH in small and large quantities, our whole July 8. .Hnvunnnh Market, Jnl; 'COTTON.t-Arrived since the 9th Inst., Upland, and 8 do. 8ea Island, vis.:—661 bi land per Railroad, and 171 do.'from Augusta and lugs on the River. {The exports for tho same port^ amount tp 3,732 bales Upland, vis : to Boston 47 balel^ STOCK AT COST. tve aim at affecting a double object by this course.— 1st. If possible to have our btore re-shelved ’The yoas and nays lowing result, viz : Yeas—Aldcrninii Lamnr. Jlays—Aldermen MattoryA Brunner, linn K!.. 11.... I. ../I I ..Mil. V for with the fol- a petition of Joxcpli Bryan, askiug Council to tho act p«»end by Cotineil January 30, 1851, I order. Tho lands 0 lands of Mr. John Ifcc lands of Mutant, aitchus foul. The I J-irtillery. Tho light irregular (Cossack) cavalry I h’ not reached Odessa ou tho 5tk of Juno, though it 1 '•’reaid to bo on the road. The 6th corps d'armoc 1 •* i tho north of Moldavia, und tho 4th has not yot IjMtjethrr withdrawn from Poland, according to |!s*r«forinuiiou, certainly, the statement of tho . wntneiital journals that tho 4thcorps was now roady ° orwa tho Prulh must bo u mistake for it does not »tci in the van of the army. Ht, in fact, tho concentration which would pre- displayed by Priuce Monschikolf and Prince |Mtckakolf,tlic Russian commanders on tho spot, 4evory day brings them nearer to the moment nt ,k ‘ they may act. Tbo repeated delays [jell the Russian Government has chosen • gonial are therefore liable to be con- wo opposite ways. The apparent host- l" my procoou from reluctauce to drive matters ^vnutles, mid from a secret conviction that it a cause against a foeble power is an Europn, on tliut diplomacy may still ob- bail intimidation. But nnnthor intorpre- f v ' bn put upou this courso of proceeding ; |L<^|ratious fur war are going ou ».!i tho ^ »ot impossible that thoscln^orv^is may be can be drawn from the mere fnctofdeluy, K unless the military preparations are sus- |V Russia will bo more formidable at the end r month than she is now, unless she wait [* Mason is too far advanced for Iter to uct nt rohibitory of any regular business store, for the sale of fresh meats, veget- ntilos," &c., and requesting Council to allow thr establishing of provision store# or “ green gocers," was roferrod to the committee oil tho Markot. The potition of Michucl Prcnmgutt, tendering to tho city the right of way through cortuin streets 2$^ running through his property, fix : Street cast of ” lloynolds-streot not iiutned : alk> Raudolph street to Thuudorbolt Road—provided “the city grade said streets nud fills up a ditch opened st the re quest of a former Board of Aldlrmen"—was refer red to tho Committee on Btrcctsaud Lanes. Tlie following petitions were «jvorally roforred to the Committee ou Finance, viz: The petition of John B. Mallard, praying to have $6 returned to him, tho same being the city tax er roneously returned by him this year, upou two slaves who wore under the taxable oge. Tho petition of John Hunter, piiying to have $3 refunded k to him, the same bciig the city tax upon one slave, erroneously returned by him this year. The petition of Sarah C. P. Pottell, prayiug to have $2U refunded to her, the sum* being the city tax upon a saddle horse aud two -.arriuges, errone ously roturned by Joseph F. Pilot lor her,, ibis year. The petition of F. II. Welinao. agent for Marga ret M. YVelmnn, nud as trustee for Mrs. Ruth E. Ileid and children, and the petition of Abraham Minis for himsolf, und also tor Piiilip Minis, agent of tho Trust Estate of 8. A. Minis and children, rel ative to tho vuluntinii or assessments upon their property, aud asking reduction, Ac. .... , Harris, rcven,Bulloch, and Lowis. * Dry Culture Report. i* *■ Savannah, June 18,1853. Day of Inspection of Dry Cullur T find tllO lillfds of Col. (Meeue ill booiI nr The lands of Mr. Lmnur iu g<l ol Mr. Bilbo in good order. T KjUnvix are in good order. Giles and Bradley uro dry, bl, lots owned by Mr. Jacob Wulhurg and others, west •ido of the Ogcchee Canal, are Uty, but ditches foul. Hutchinson's tsimnit. Tho land of Moasrs. Kings dry, hut ditches foul, and tho place u complete w ildeffiesH. The Innlfs of the nstato of Col. Thonias Glenn iu good order. The lauds of Major Stnrko dry, but ditches foul. Ja8. II. B. Hahlky, Insp. Dry Cultnrer Amount of Accounts passed $3,039 72 Council Adjourned. EDWARDf G. WILSON, Clerk of “ f Council. Petition Granted. The petition of D. D. Copp, for I). W. Bates, « for Mrs. E. COPP • ni ) rbjlrtrcn, the legal ^owners ofYtib n iimHNWi I i wurd, proying Council to issue said trustee, wus road and granted. The application of John A. Mayer, contractor to sr, the resources of Turkey will bo more s exhausted by the vast armaments she is d to make ; and the chances of some agita- |>rable to the desigus of Russia among the Iu population are of course augniouted. In ftuMleliuite prolongation of the present state , may prove scarcely less injurious to uu war itself, and with the strongest de- lid every act which may serve as a pretext ■ire, we have a right to expect that a slute [which is injurious to the political security ferciul interests of (lie world, siiull he ter- tth tho least possible delay, since it lias o evils of ahiual hostilities. , indeed, |iuy bo tin* termination of thin of this irapeudiug eoutliU, Bin, and these preparations of s shock to the Ottoman empire j fee), if, indeed, it ever rccovors ¥■' of them. The hopes and ambition ris, the forbodiugs and the fanaticism 1^1 «u*. aro alike aroused ; und, oven Iv'of Europe wore satisfied to-morrow linn of sonic term of compromiso, the I'Munin iu a state of groat disquietude .■cause each respective purty thiuks Atliia the reach of a solution for its p Nb doubt call be cuterlaiuud, in tho Ijnicy, that it is politic os well us just, o confirm tho privileges of his Cbri; • no concessions will stop ilia itiurovo the Christian race in koras ipyrtisinumbers, in intelligence , 1 from exchagiug the condil ou of a Rsfanchiiisud people for that of uu Lla a sovereign race. Tho anxiety ^question is not that these countries r Turkish, hut that thoy should not to tliuso who look forward to tho r changes may restore this portion lirisUauity aud civilization, uopnng ■Lie tliun the manner in which the I s, under tho impulse of an iuviuci- u calling into existence and inde- it of men whose ambition it will one l.-constitute the Empire of the East. [m possibility of sucii uu event, and ]xtf such hopes, wc do not refer to it Qreck nation which lias already n!(|w|Uauce, und has made, it must ittn iudilferi-nt use of it. Tiio con- lt(djm of Greece is not that whictf ^»4il for the future regeneration of .•arn with great regret thut the Vatabitested u desire to cmployt poses of its own which uro u, » of tlie protesting parties lies of its own constitution. iWn of Turkey, by which wo eeks^y iM c.but tfio far more .embark of tho Orook, or East- » special envy or respect ag Otho; and *1f ever tho furnish tin sick poor with medicine, praying C< cil to reliove him from sxid contract, was read. Alderman Scroveu moved that tho said John Mayer contractor to fiirniidi Rhe sick poor with modi* cine, be relieved (Vom the coutruct, upon the election of four dispensary physicians—-motion adopted. Elections. Council proceeded to the election of one City Constublo to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re signation of Dennis Holiund, and upou counting out the ballots, Francis 8. Buttloy was declared duly elected. Communications. Rcud, a communication from tho Board of Hoaltli relative, to the health and cleanliness of this city, • jandruquustinx Council “ to p^init us to bring up The delinquents before our own body, and such fines and penalties ns wo may d*oin prop and that the city officers be required to collect sucii fines and euforcflikuch penalties us ahull bo impnsod by uf.“ C-n motion, said communication was roferrod to tho Cotnnmleo on Hoaltli and Cemetery. Hoad, u communication from tho Board of Health, recommending Dr. Solomon ShcRid], ns Dispensary Physician in the District embracing Curry Town, Spring Hill and Roberlsville. 1 On motion, the suid communication was received. Resignations. The resignation of John Riordon, “ ns n member A HILL, to be entitled an brdimmeo to divide the city luto four Dispensary-Districts, to provide for the election of a Dispensary Ptosician for eaoh uf said districts, aud to deolure the dflUs aud fix the com pensation of enrli Dispensary Ph^ttian. Sec. 1. Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen of tho city of 8nvunnah and humlots thereof in Council assembled, and it is horoby ordained i>y tho authority orllie sarno, That from and after the passago of this or dinance, the city bo, and it is hereby divided into four Dispensary Districts, tho first to embrace all that part of the city bounded on the north by the Bavanuah riv er, on the cast by Jefforson-streot continued to the river, on the south by Booth Uroad-strcet and Wi!lfr.tn-stroet, and on the west by the corporate limits ; tho secoud to embrace all that part of the city bouudod An the north by the river, on the oast by the corporate limits, on tho south by Bouth Broad-street contitted to the corporate limits, and on the woat by Joffcraotifotreet, continued to tho river; the third to embraeo all that part of tho oity bouudod on tho north by WiilUtun-atroot and Bouth Broad-street, on tho oast by Joflferton atroet continued to tho corporate limits, on the south by tho corporate limits, aud on the west by tho corporate limits ; and the fourth to embrace all that part of tho oity bounded on the north by South Broad-atrect cbatluuud to the cor porate limits, on the east by the corporate limits, on tho south by the corporate limits, and on th) west by Joflerson-strcetoontlnned to tho corporate 11mits. Bee. 2. Be it further *r«Jsiua<i by iL«» aSMhorlty afore said, That thero shall bo cloctod at the first regular meeting of Council aftor th^as*aga of this ordiuuuce, and annually thereafter otrtte first rearular meeting in July, a Dispensary Phy.-dclon for each of said dis tricts, whoso duty it shall be tffurnlsh tho doatltuto sick within tho limits of his district witli necessary medi cines, to givo them {nodical Rad surzioal advico and at tention, to visit them at thoir plaeerw abode when ne cessary to attend in person, or by uofcipotout substitute at their offices on every Monday anBfchurtfay, between tho hours of IU o’oteek, A. M. and 1 o’clock P. M., for consultation with out-door paticalk, to kuep always a competent supply of vaccine matter for vacinating the poor and to furnish physicians, the latter to pay a rea sonable and proper price therefor. •flee. 3. Bo it further ordaiued by the authority aforo- suitf. That the said Dispensary Physicians shall bo con sidered, hold uud taken ns olficors of the city, aud shall be liable to tho satno penalties for noti-porforinanuu or noglectof nay of thoir ofliclnl duties as aro uow pro scribed iu case of other oity otllcers. Boo. 4. Bo it further ordained hxAh'*. authority afore- saidsi£rh;U suoh Dispensary PhynKm Imfvre ontgriug --•«» . °atn¥du?le« of hi* 'itfico '.fiftll tuktfchJ ou.h prcx8rlb b u impose ’‘f° r oky oflicers, and execute a bond with two securities iuthcponal sum of ouo thousand dollars, conditional lor the faithful performance of the duties of his olfice.— Each Dispensary Physician shall receivo in full com- peuaatiou for medicines and services, a salary of 000 dollars per annum, payable monthly. 'Bee. f». Bo it furthor ordained by tho authority afore said, That all oidinances aud parts of ordinances mili tating against this ordinance be. and the same aro here by repealed. Fossod iuCouucll, Savannah, 14 July 1H58- [L. s.] It. WAYNE, Mayor. Attest. EmVAHU G. Wu-iun, Clerk of Council. jy 10 .Upland; to Pliiladolphla, 20 bales Upland; to New York 1,005 balos Upland—leaving on hand and on ship board not otoarnd, a etook of 10,520 balos Upland and do. 8ea Island, against 3,752 bales Upland, and 72 do Boa Island, sarno time last year. During tho week an account of the stock hasbeen ta ken, and an oxceae of 6,919 bales Upland, and U1 do. Sea Island, hasb«ondiscovered. / ... At tho close of onr last woeklyToview tho jsarket was dull and inaotivo, with little iuqniry, and Vght salos.— On Monday wo had later foreign accounts, bv mall, brought by the America, which reported an advanoo of >»d in the Liverpool market on fair Cotton, with salos of 57,900 bales for the wu«k. On Tuosdny afternoon still later accounts by tho Atlantis cane to hand. Tho •(iiotatttus wero unonangod, with sales of 20,000 bales for the throe days. Those accounts had po influence on our market, and tho few ealea were at former ratos.— Tho only sales wero on Baturday, Tuesday and Thurs day, and amounted to 134 bales. Yesterday foreuoon Liverpool dates to ths 2d instant, wore Tecolved by the Arabia, reporting tho salos of Cot ton for the week at 60,000 bales. The domand was fair T>ut irregular, aud holders firm. Fair Orleans was quo ted at 6?saG%d, and Middling Uplaud at t>d. Our market closes dull and inactive, without any ohtngc in prioes during tho week, and wo oontlnuo for mer quotations. tw Middling 10 (ftlOX • H^®— The total sales of the week are only 134 bales, vis 21 at 7. 0 at 8)4, 2 at 9, 25 at 9>£ f 8 at 0^,6 at 10, 4 at 10>4, 41 at 10^, ami 22 at 10^o. SEA ISLAND—In this article of Cotton we have no salos to report. RICE—The transactions in this artiole are confined to tho retail trade. The stock on >ale is very light. FLOUR-There is little doing In this artiole. We hear of sales of Baltimore from tho wharf at $5 60a 5 62)L and of Western from the store at $6 02>£ puT barrel,] CORN—Tho stock on salo is very light, and holdora arc firm. Wo hear of sales in lots of 100 bushels at possible to have our btore re-shelved piecemeal. 2ndly To nocesaarll.v oondense our etook into the Btaall- tsnsce. Our details are perfect for the continual ipply of every thing we have kept hitherto; also to instantly presont for sale, tho CHOICEST BAR- 8 that can bo culled from every market. French Dress Goods aro of the best rival manu- and in style, flflfeli. durability of oolors and ,of cloths, are the best imported; and wo are |g thorn for loss prices thau the manufacturers' agenty^^nanmission fionsos in New York weul<* •oil thonrcli^Rvato salo to ths jobbers, to be •old in.qduht9|fltothe distant morohant*: theu IVIC tlie greatest iu our favor for olieapiv^ HO< i substance, is J|pry one 2hj^; poc ts our * , . / 'agfhey have looked fore buying. Rich printed Frenoh ® . A plain Tissues and naroacs?WP.4 r . ole '; r. r,Dl *. colorod Canton Cloths an< BUSINESS Cl S. B. Crafton, ATTORNEY AT X A win h** Laurens, Wilkinson, and Emanuel C*”" 33 ~ Refer to-N. A. Hardee, Fran: B. E. B^thwell k Co., Bavannah. JOSEPH OAN. ATTORNEY AT I. A W, coxKiaor ur .xd waiTAitu-in. J.25 If I'actornuc and Commissi** UUHINEB8. WILL continue the Factorage and CoteBiU** 0 * ^ Business on my own aoooomi. Offloe <m oot of Montgomery Btroet. may 9 tf J. Y. r»LOT. AUnclUey St Xtaomaa. ds Nord and dresses; Bilks and Foulard Billis^ttR*, 11 ?> r * v1 •tred white Muslins for dressed 5mj 11 lain do., vory aheap; black Bilks _ 11 ks and black Bilk warp Alpacas, very oOHL. M .inrn- ing Dress floods iu better taate and at oho^^^ I>r i ( , ai thanolsowbero. lloanet Rlfeons, and Be _ . and embroidered Crape Scarfs and Shawls, EJIltltOI lIRliklk AND liAOK GOOD IN IMMENSE VAUIM'Y FROM AUCTION. -|UP —" —* 4 No. 70 Hay-st., HavMMh f I. X. RINOULBT. A- ' medical CARb. 1»II. C. H. WELLS. Office 143 Broughton street, near B*ra*»4. BJsidsnc# roughtou street, near aaranva. tr. of State and Montgomery-sta. Lap 30 JAMES O. A. CliAJttK, ATTORNEY AT 1-AW. Or r 1 0 ■ Nv> 174 BOX S««»»l may 6 Z. N. Winkler, „ COMMISSION MERCHANT, wmiamion’i RullJIn,.,B.y-ittnl. Jinxa.B.; HavnnnKh, l)«. »P r WELLS dc U tlfiL artiole for Ladies* summer Neck Uandkor- Childrons, liiuin a»u mum unugruenw auu aud hall Hose aud llose In all eolors and all ho sIeji Y . as, Ladies and Mens’ Undervests and Di Factor! sod Commiiiioa Her ■ep 21 91 BAY-STREET, BA YARN A ktTNJtU intoBju \V CO.PAtt las titan — ^JssoBt ISAAC attend the. Etfiugham, Ordinary to Good CM Low Middling to GoM Middling Fair Fair to Fully Fair ndkor- dios’ aud Gents’ Bummer Gloves, made \v*t Kid Gloves: and Misses' and Ladlos* Net Mitts aud Uloves, ery cheap. PAVILION LACES, Pink, Illue and White, ltf-4 wide. Embroldored and Patent Sumcver Skirts. Corded Skirts, very cheap. Mourning and pointed Uan ‘ chiefs. LINEN GOODS. •tore is the Dcpotfor the best Liuen Goods, pure Hax) which we retail as ohoap as the othor 1. chants here pay for tho same goods, and we havf>*iioi addud largely to our stock of the following yoodi-, which wu aro selling at evidently cheaper prices than thoy oostto import, vis.; I.inon Bheotiugs kn every wiuth and quality, Bhlrting Linens, handyipuu and undressed; Pillow Case Linens and Aprqb Linens; Courts of Chi jjmrke, Wai Counties, and hav^mP oolleotion of debts id a . mhr Office 176(ups May,26th, 1862. b. srsa Wholesale a Bookseller and. No. 136 Congress-«t., 1 BAVAti. '.(all ^COAIUAC Tl AV1NG ro.i; 'Xlpar.d to .onto 'Sum’ UiX^NCKiTT7 \TRAC7'OR AND BV1LDE —BUILDER,- roainuod his businass, la row prt/1 eontroet for Bnildlngs, fir Jobbing work of “ Ws line. Stairs executed with ae*4- A sbare of the pnblio patronage it irroA 1 lire ns - *-■“ i ,Bu * Dr auvp oumar 01 wiusne ana TTarrlsos Rli Bird-. Eyji Dl.p.ri, Uowl.i; .nilOlto. CI^Th. i Bc.lol! u" 4 . It respeotfully solicited, xrnenter Shop 001 ner of Walnut and ttd *—* 85c OATS—Wc hoar of the sale of 1200 bushels st 62)|C. per bushel- HAY—The stock on hand is light, and rc Suar of no largo sales. Northern is worth #1 (MV«a1 lf>*. Acar- . of ■•■torn sold at $1 37>«, and is retailing at $1 62){ per hundred pounds. BACON—This artido is very dull, and fow sales have been made during tbo wook. Prices are nominal and wo quote Bides at 8>|a9o., and Shoulders 7J-»aHc. BAGGING AND BALE ROPE-Thfi stobk on hand is very largo, but the sales have beonoouflnud to small lots. We quote Gunuy at U, l 4 al2o., ou tlmo, and Rope t8c. per pound. LIME—A cargo received daring tho week sold from the wharf in lots at $1 50 per bbl. The article Is in good domnnd, and is retailing at $1 75 por bbl, WOOL—The demand for this artiole is steady, and U on salo is readily taken, Wo quoto it at 29a30o per pound. EXCHANGE.—Storling at 9@9‘4 ’$ oent. premium* Domestic.—Tho Uauks aro soiling sight checks on ull Northern cities at percent, premium, andpurchasing sight bills at par; 30 day bills at por cent, dia- ooudtr^ff) day bills at l>e ^ cent, discount, and 90 day bills at2a2>4 $4 cent, discount. FREIGHTS—To Now York W ton, and $1 per cask for Rico; to Boston? Cotton, and $1 25 for Rico ; aud to Philadolphi for Cotton ; Diapers; Bathing Towels; Huckaback any Bird’s Eye Towels ; Diaport aud Huckabacks by the yard. Bta'~ Coverings, Table Damasks dc Diapers. In white and Brown of every kind, very cheap. Da- majk Napkins and Doylioa; Dam nek Bordered Hucka back Towels; Table Covers and Toilet Covers; Quilts ory kind, and iu alsus for Borths, re Hods; Figured stout Laoo for Valaaoe and Bed Curtains, English Washing Furniture Chintjua, very ohoap; 7-8, 4-4, and 5-4 Furniture Dirn^r itics; Liuen Laces for Pillow Cases, very oheapf Cotton a. - ■ —- *- -rhlto and nn- vldth.f B. D. Evans, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SAXxyxxiTiu* W.jumoro, C«tj«rr, ' Will prmotlo. In tho Court, of th, MtMla CktoK AU hUBiueca oommlttod to hi, onr, nlll fc, u.cnfSd with nrumntness and illcnatflli. * IiothMMl* Smith, and D».H. i, from u Baltimore nominal. do.: Cotton Bhiriin^and Sheetings bleached, aud in every quality and in every 3-4 to thrfe yards wide. Vowqun mattings. Best quality, and oheaperthan elsewhere. Onr etook le replete in almost every artiole neeiadfor Plnnintion ami llouse-kceplng uses, at cheapest prioes. aVIso, Goods for Men and Boys “••mmorCoate and Pantaloons, and Veatiugs, vis: Lfn- Drilllngs, Cottouados, Hummer Ollesimurea, Faim- »’ Drills, oolored Linens for coats, MareoiUes Vest ings, very cheap Cottjn pantaloon stuffs for negroes; Cotton Osnaburgs, Linen Osnaburgs, oolored Home spuns, Ac. Success in trade is always in the ratio of ability to do best for the community,and upon thatbasis, combin ed with integrity, we anneal to the universal Intellect, and we cunudo implicitly in the unerring aggregate mind for the result. Our etook is so thoroughly filled iInITETUK I.AUGEHT ASSORTMENT, And It is fixed for sale, At prices so uniformly very Cheap ! ! That purchasers of a largo assortment, in small and ' rgo qiuiutitior, cafi bo suited in a greater number of ticlus, and thereby offeot a greater saving than in any other store in Savannah.—Buyers aro Invited to inspect our whole stock, m we rely on the patronego of the greatest number of purchasers^-by our diffusing the f roatest reciprocal interests—for enduring and inoreas- ng support. McCOSRER & TREANOIl, 111 Congress-street—next to Ilull-stree* may30 - '* iiaowNj ioardtng, Liver AND SALS ITA1LI. WEST BROAD-BTBMT, , THOI. A. BROWN. jy S—Vr !*MI w.i JOHN FOOLS, VHOLIU I K AMD BBTAil. DUUIL rAINT8 t OII.8, TURPKNTINK AND VA! d, uu,b, X unran liXVJk AMD Vj French and Anmncan Window-0 _ Faint, Varnish and White-waeh Brushev 4 Camel Hair Penolle, Badger and Ckod L Blenders, Graining Combe, Artiste' e. Graining Combe,, Brushes, lto. Ac. Papsr Hangings, llordfi and Pirn-Board J. „ N. B.—House, Bigu and Bhip r FainUng,Gil4lBR4] lag and Ulasing, done on reasonable terms b JOHN POOLE, 11 Whll| mar SO ^Nearly opposite bwift, Deni Henry K. Wathkura, SHIPPING AND cllM^ISs’lON MERCHANT, JjJl MA VANN AH, GEORGIA fy CHARLESTON, JULY 15.—Cotton.-When closed our imiulrios preparatory to our roport of ... 8tU instant, tlu- marked exhibited rf good doal of firm- i the Good Middliux unV JMiddliug Fair quali ties Talucd at 10)4all cunts. Tl-^tveek just brought . close, has been unusually quiA, aud the transac- CAREY and opposite tho PuUs« pM CTOJi, COMBI flO. 108 B A £BTnKET, C «A VJuii unrxusto " ca. John W. Andorson, Hon. Ftanelei 11. Tisoa lliq., Uurau* nmitb, aeq.. aae« Kelly A Co-, Messrs. Washburn. W lutiou of Council, passed on this day, Council will on Thursday, tho 28th July, 1853, elect four dispensary ,/orf - ’ •’ ’ ities noticed above, fully susUined the position they cd. Tlie resignation of John Hunter, as Port Warden, rus read aud accopffid. Proposals. Tho proposal of Adoiu Short “ to build and fur* uisli all the ninlnruls lor the proposed buildings for ftlie Now Cemelory, according to plans iliculions, drawn by Messrs. Scholl and Fay, lor the sum of $0,000," (being the lowest.) was n motion of Aldorniau Lumur, secondod by Aldor- lan Bulloch, accepted. The proposal of Daniel II. Stewart relative to tiio Plankrnud, on tho Bay and West Broad street, as read. Resolutions Read and Adopted. By Aldurman Arnold, seconded by Alderman La* physicians for the city of Savannah, according terms of tho ordinance relative thereto. Salary $000- amountof Bond $1000. On the same day Council wi eloct one Port Warden to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of John Huutor. Compensation fees— amouut of Bund $500. Applicants will hand iu thoir applications, stating tho naiuos of thoir securities, (two required to each Boud) on or before 10 o'clock, A. M., of that day. EDWARD G. WILSON’ Savannah, July 14, 1853. tions in tho same timo havo been limited to sonio 1538 the clos of business. Wo quoto nominally &o. per bale for Cotton, and Jgopt Rice. There is uothing up for Bostou. i'tfn o N. York r tierce for IK, At CIa62c for white and 62: for yellow. Kills Utlio; nud," If yfroliticiaiia ap* pou it thut their or CVliP* ,ti»f imJcpenSfiK'ce, and that $are long into 1* province of 0 J) the buestioni, many ** ias‘ called | iiy, which Russia has ’ with the most coolness, cud imtious of the Last, in Limiundiato antagonists nud |l tho passions of religion •o present dinputo as you |ud it which time alone will » restore; uud while our 1 negotiations of the duy, “ t there is at the bottom t question which the ^ifBounclI. Itit, July 14,1853. lloaor R. Wuyne, I fib, Gaiiahl, Arnold, Mty, ami Mallery. i ifg of Council wore o read und inificc to divide tho ta, to provido for '■clat for ouch of rduitci und fix tiio FPhyfciciuiis”—i section by is amend- tho title nrfiferred tho CHbs Alicia ■4'the case, WAo K. M. Resolved, Thut tho Mayor be authorized to havo llm PlanBroad repaired, and tlie places now defi cient, filled up with new planks. By Alderman Mallery ; seconded hy Alderman Resolved, That tho Cummitlee on Health nud Cemetery be direcTnl to employ some ouo to draw up tho contract for the buildings at Laurnl (Jrovc Cemetery. By Alderman Lamar, seconded by Aldrrman Harris ; Resolved, That the Hoaltli and Cemotery Com mittee be empowered to employ Messrs. Slioll A. Fay to superintend the buildings at Luurcl Grovo Cemetery, upon tiio torms proposed by Chairman, Ahleriuan Mallery, viz : 5 per cent, on cost—-they i refund the $100 dollurs paid them for the plan. By Alderman Mullery, seconded by Alderman Brunner: Resolved, That the Health and Cemotery Com* tuittce be authorized to advertise for plans nud pro posals for buildiug a suitable vault at Laurel Grovo Cemetery, as provided for in the ordinance. By Alderman Lamar secondod by Aldermau Bui* loch: Resolved, That tho City. Marshal bp instructed to remove ull crossing* that uro iu find order. By Aldoriuan Lowis, socoiided by Alderman Harris : Resolved, That the Committee on Public Build ings Lj authorized to have gas fixtures plucod iu tlie City Marshal's office. By Alderman Screven, seconded by Alderman Lowis : Resolved, That the sum of seventy-five dollars bn paid to Joliu I). Dolunnoy, for making u roudon tbc Springfield plantation, as per agreement. By Alderman Arnold, seconded by Aldermun Uu loch : Resolved, That the County Surveyor be author- ;ed to run, define or fix the dividing line on Fig Island, between the laud owned jointly by Messrs. P. K. Sliiolsand W. W. Starke, on the western sido and tiiut owned by the City, do the eastern slA. By Alderman Mallery, seconded by Aldorman Lewis : Resolved, That the Clerk of Council Advertise for the election of four Dispensary physicintis, at the next meeting of Council, aq provided for in the Or dinance passed this day ; also for tho olectlon of ono Port Warden nt tho sarno time. By Aldermun Mallery, sccoudcd by Alderman Brunner. Resolved, That the City Marshal he directed to »en the stroot* loading from Walton Ward through H. Roberts und E. Slieffmll's lands to Lau- has cstu^lishuj without a doubt that \ Selling otr at Cost, e constitute it, to cotemunco again, but posi tively to e'oso in July. This Doing tho lost weok, tho Ladies are particularly invited to call and examine o stock of Dress and Uouso Kooning Goods. Our Musliuo that wc aro nelling at 25 oonts aro tho cheapest goods over sold in this oity. Satisfy yoursolves that this in no humbug by culling arly.at J. U. COHEN A CO’S, 140 Uroughton-st., jo 27 Next to I. W. Morrell k Co. 1’a. Oats 42a Ide, Md. do 40a41c anil Yu. do 34a40o. Salos of 390 bids Howard Street Flour at $4,75. Whisky iu lihds 22a22}£cand iu bbls 23«23> a c. i London 9>ta0,V prem. TVfODKRN FLIRTATION; a novel, by Cuthu- iYJL nue Sinclair. Harry Coverdalc’s Courtship and what came of it, by the author of “ Frank Fairlegh/'etc. Notabilities in France and England, with an Auto biography ; by Philaretu Chasles. Putnam's Magazine, Vol. 1, bound. Memorials of tho English Martyrs; by tho Ror. C. B. Taylor. llarpor k Brother's Edition of Discoveries among tho I.jina of Nineveh uud Babylon, etc., etc.; by Austen Ii. Luyard, 61.1’., with Maps and illustrations. Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence of Thomas Moore; by Ixord John Ruslel, part V. Pictorial Brother Jonathan fur 4th of July. — MORE OF — The Old Forest Ranger; Edited by Frank Forester. English Soldier in tue United States Army. Dean's Daughter; by Mrs. Gore. je 16 JOHN M. COOPER k CO. Corn quiet—salos 10,000 bushols at 07aG3o. Oats 47 a48o. Mess Pork $15,62. Bacon quiet. Lard lOall^o in Gentlemui bbis and kegs._ Whisky 22a23d. PUI LA DELPll IA,J U LY 12.—Wbito Corn 60c; ycl low 63c. Outs 43c. Htnteni<‘ut of Cotton. c on hand. Sop. I... 1 sinco July,9 previously Exp'ted this week.. NKIV IIOOKs, RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER &. CO. WKDNKSDAY, JULY (>TI1. T 'HE KNICKERBOCKER, for July. Cage and Chamber-Birds—Their Natural Histo ry, Habits, Food, Disoaies,and Management; from the Rom'g on hand, July 1 CLOTHIERS merchant Bailors, Wareroom y. E. Corner of Whitaker and Broughton-sts., Hnvunnnh. flHlE Subscribers, in announcing to their nutter* .1 ous oustomors and tho public, tho arrival and opeulng.of thoir S p r i n £ Stock, felicitate- thomsolvos on tlu advantages which theirro- cent purchases enable them to offer aU who desire to select their Clothing from an exteoslvfi assortment of tho choicest goods, made iu the most E'nsliioiiiible Style. Those goods havo been purchased under tho pfirsonal inspection of one of tlie proprietors; and availingthera- •clvec of favorablo circumstances, they are enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but to offer them at such LOW PRICES, Mjnust distance all competition in their trado. Tho following ^numeration is made foV the benoflfaf ..ontlcmun in tile country, whose orders will meet prompt attention, and who, whoa in the city, are re spectfully invited tojth examination of our Goods. GENTLEMENS CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality. •• “ “ “ in Bl&ok, Blue, Brown, Green and Olivo Colors. BUSINESS COATS, in great variety, viz: Linen. Rus- Hangaui & Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LA Atlanta, Georgia, JOII*- 4 *- J De Kalb, .Vf 111 eolleet Debts in the follow! )e Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cms. __ Nswten, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Wi Merriwether, C-vrroll, Floyd, Dade, Span laid, Firsyth, Gwinnett. Cobb, Whitfield, Firsyth, Gwinnett. litferencti—E. B. btoddard A Co., Carolina; V/Uilaius A Brother, Auguste,' Brothers, and O. W. Chont, New-York. (mar 17 tfj T«Oi C. A. Ik. eneral Commission Mi yj Savana.h, Geoml Hr x. roxr. I FORT A CTOHS AND » L>UOltir.na ouai n, iu grout variety, yis. uiu.u. nui- siaDuck, Drab Dete, Alpaoha, Cos June ret. Frock and Sauk husiuoss Coats. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a groat variety of prices. Bl’k and Fancy Casslmcrof, at a great variety of prices. “ Drab Dote “ ", “ White und Fancy Linen Drills, “ " “ Fanoy Marsoilles, ** “ " VE8T8.-Blsok 6‘lk and Satin Veits. Fanoy Silk White Silk, for Party ' White, Waff and Fanoy Marseilles '• White and Buff Duok and Linen FERNISIUNO GOODS, Furnishing Goods uf ovory description for Gentle- Germau of J. 51. Beohstoin, M. D-, with colored illus trations. . Bleak Homo No. 16. Elementary Geology, or, the Ancient changes of the Earth, and its Inhabitants, os illustrated by Geological Monumcuts ; by Sir Charles I.y oil, M. A., F. R. d.— illustrated with 500 wood-cuts. The Chronicle of Henry of Huntingdon; translated Baltimore New York Charleston 300 .39,000 11(1 UO.OIH) 48,000 46 s,....J0,( uos, rriuco Allien ties, spring biockb, lucrin-i gum. and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts, a sortmont of Total 1,732 460 203,000 and edited by Thomas Forester; A. M.—liohns Stan dard Library. Homo Pictures; bv Mrs. Mary Andrew Denison. The Boyhood of Groat Meu, in to youth—Illustrated. , intended a A Second Book in Latin ; by John McClintock, I). D. Sylvia Seaburg, or, Yankees iu Japan; by lUrry Hazel. SpiritRapping Unveiled,etc., with illustrations; by ItecelptH. Tho reoeipts at the different ports, up to tho latest dates rcceivud by mail, and compared with last year, example give the following result: * -*i New Orloans, July 8 218,434 Texas, July 2 20,223 Virginia and N. Car. June.27... 0,788 DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combe, Brushes, I’ort- monios, eto., eto. HATS. An extensive assortment of tho latest aud most fash ionable stylos. Increase Beys’ Clothing. Rev. U. Mattison, A. M. English Humorists; by W. M. Thackoray. hlemorial* of the English Martyrs; by C. B. Taylor. NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED BY S. S. SIBLEY, JUNE 28th. 1853. Lj^DJAR Clifton—u Story of School Lifo ; by C. ....2245,445 .....o,i23 Florida, June*30 6,147 *' Savauuah, July 14 2,986 •* Charleston, July 14 13,076—29,232 Total Increase 216,213 Comprising tho largest assortment over offered iu this oity, consisting of Frocks, Sacks, Polka 8aeks, Jackets. Vests and Pants, in every variety of stylo and material suitable for the season. MERCHANT TAILORING. enjoyed and s 1?dj- Xj Ac The t Maj. Waller Campbell and Frank Forester. minium, i referred king h re- o. S3, Lu- Kiug to Mr. uort “that tlie fuels j forth } have i in same Lear iod to Ul rcl Grovo Ceuietory, and fence the the award of the coinmittee for tlie same bo paid by the Trcnsurer to Mr. E.Slicftall, Mr. Roliorta hav ing froely granted tho right of wuy through his unds. Fireman’s Hall. On motion of Alderman Arnold, tho time was ex tended for rocoiviug proposals for building the new Firemnn’s Hall. Miscellaneous Matter. His honor the Mayor laid before Council the ap peal of “ Barringtou King, Trustee of John and Flo rida Bayard, the children of Nicholas J. Bayard, and iu 'such right owning the lands lying in tiio eastern part ofthu city of Savannah, through which, hy order of the City Council, President Street, Reynolds Street, and n Street unnamed between Randolph and lleyuolds Streets has been opened, Arc.,” to tho uow award made bv other freeholders, and reported and confirmed by Council in Juuo 1853. His honor tlie Mayor also laid before the Board a unication fVom Messrs. Law and Bartow, so- •a for John lluupi, Sen., relative to the open- If President Struct, calling the attention of Council to the existing injunction prohibiting tlie Marshal from interfering injmy way witli the Huupt property. - On motion, Robert II. Gt W. Esq., of tho firm of Griifiu Sc Gordon, the couuseT^ta tho city in the inrtterof said injunction, .wav^it for—appeared Wild Sports of India; by _ . 'rank Forest~~ A New History of tho World, giving lie various Revolutions in Europe and A present time: by II. White. B. A. Consolation; by James W. Alexander, D. D. “ er; by Rov. Hugh White. Stock of Cotton Iu tlie Interior Towns, Jfr'ot included in the receipts. Towns. Augusta anfcUamburg, July Macon, (Ga.JJuly 1 1853. ,17.534 ,.. 5,521 ... 2,931 for July, ar. interesting number. Putnam's Magazine, do improved. Barnum's Pictorial News. Gleason's Pictorial, Ac., -J?*L JJuly Columbus (Ga.) May 16. Rome, (Ga,) Montgomery (Ala.)Ju Memphis, (Tenn.) JuL Columbia, (S. C.) July L 3,900 1852. 7,759 3,123 Ac. Ac. iALKloFE. —500 coils Kentucky Bute Kei for sale by [ju 1] MAU1NU IMKIkLIGENEU. COHENS A HERTZ PUKTOF SAVANNAH.. J JULY 16 J CE-PUUMEItVING PITC’IIEKH.- Stimpsou’s celebrated Britannia Ice-Presorring tebers. lust received per steamer Alabama, and for ale low by[jo 15]J. P. COLLIN SunRises5b.03m|BuuSots7b.08m | High Water 4h..31n; jioil HAfiK—A bright mulatto girl, about IGo t7 years old, a seamstress and house servant, * Apply t F ... . warranted sound. wullos for the superior quality of their olotJis, dura bility of oolor and substantial workmanship, it shall be the constant effort of tho proprietors still to continue.— They invite the special attention of both old aua uow customers to the following, from which they are pi pared to furnish garments, which they will warant plan ultra in both lit and fashion. ... . ^“SJfcoiivi Cloths. * Black Doeskin, Black, Cassiinere, n n largo sasort- ment of Colored and Fancy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—Wh: Drills. VESTINGS.—White Black and fanoy Silk Orange Caasimor * fancy Marseilles. UN1FOR SLITS. For Volunteer Companie i the city and throWgbout 1 at the shyrtgst notion DIUPLE A cSreY. apr 4 id fancy Llnon for Party VesiS. . Vhlte, Buff aud variety of White, Buff and WM. WRIGHT. Bari: Exact, warranted to be gonuino and rouently bottled. A supp* je 30 Steamer Metamora, Po.teii, cnarieston, to 5 M Laffi- teau. . DEPARTED. Steamer Calhoun, Barden, Charleston. LATEST AND ipply of it kept constantly on Ioe. WM. W. LINCOLN, Blonumunt-sq. signinent, by [je 21] MINIS A FLORANCE. . CORNWELL. 102 Bryan-st. aud addressed the board rel&tivm thereto— where upon the following resolukon oflfeVd by Alderman Screvea, was read and ad^ted—vi* Resolved, procure) versus the City Council; and that direeted to postpone oponln^fg through said Haupt's laud, uiml d| Mayor to proceed. JNULISII l'ICKliKS ANI> NAUCEK.- r 1 ! 6 dozen Jars assorted English Piokles, 6 dosen Bottles assorted English Sauces. Just received aud for •ale by [ je 30] J. ROS8EAU. L inen hhkiwinuh, dadiahkh, to.—Rooelved per steamer Florida: 10-4 to 12-4 Bornxly Shoetiug* Brown Linen Damasks and Dial 8s>I>e^i LIST OF VEH8EL8 IN POUT. Ships. Florida, (•) Woodhull..l30U N Y....Padelford, Fay A Co Sterling, Henderson J64 Llv’L...— ^ 1-ow A Co llurkM. Flight, Luther N Y.-Brlgham, Kelly A Co Martha Allen, BurdetUYO Valparauo A Low A Co Edw ard, Patterson J55 dls g Ogden k Bunker Brigw. Caroline, Harding 189 Boston.Brlgbam^ J.. Farnham, Sumner....Al94 dis'p..Brish»m. < C&rribbee, Crabtree .210 Bath — J.Ilian. Ko«« 4W0 D»;6 -Or e - Jotoj'llOi, Wll.ou \4il.g....,- IMPflOIIEMENT. . .. 'ED’S Imvrovd Patent Metallic .ndettructibic P SARQPPHAQUB,^ EXUAC8TKD OOYKW#, Which is now taking the fd*** of *11 others throaghout - d SUtes. H. 6. BOGARDU3 having been sole atpmt of the abovo for tho City of $»»«**• before the publlo. Ttti impre tnenting the top and sides. A Co iii* olalia to supcrifrity Is bsXad. J The urtdersiguedtehaving hesitate to aaytliaVln * r • to aniwer tho inten^Pgrf. 0 * 1 ^T.T.'.EA flouUard mLc. * q . 0Q ^ Bunker Virginia, Snow. - «noth E WJInkw J S Wilson. Anderson BooA Cot ■»••••• dis'g- Brigham, K 4 Bolles..,
