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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 30. 1853. THE DAILY MORNING NEWS. BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T.THOMPSON# EDITOR. terms: D1ILT PAPER $5 00 I TRI-WEKKLT $3 00 Ifru Advertisement* will appear »r» both papers. Largest Circulation in the City I! flATAHHAHlG Nnturiluy Morning, July 30, IBM. BY MAGNE^C TELEGRAPH. Transmitted for tho 8avam ah Dally Morning New s Three Days Later from Europe. ARRIVAL OF Til E AHIA. New York, July 20, 1’. M* The British Mail steamship* A sift, Lopt. Lott, arrived at New York on 'Thursday night, bringing Liverpool dates to the Idili inst. Liverpool Colton Market* The sales of Cotton in the Liverpool market for the week ending on tho ICth inst., amount ed to 45,000 bah «. Fair Orleans is quoted at CJ, to 7d. Middling Oiloans at C^d. Fair Up land at 0|d, and Middling L’plund at 6d. Tho demand was fair and holders firm, with modcr. ate sales at tho trade. Fuir and Good Fail- had improved most. Speculators took 4,000 and exporters 10,000 bules. Some circulars say that cotton remained unchanged during the week, with a fuir de mand, which was freely tnct by hoIder«.— There was a slight improvement in tho bettor grades. Rice had impioved in value and demand, and sales Carolina woro made at 25s. Tho Manchester trade continued os pre viously reported, and prices hud undergone no change. Consols were firm at 07J. Havre Cotton Market. The Havre Cotton market was more active^ and tho sales for tho week comprise 15,000 bales. Political News! There had been no hcwb indicating o change in the aspect of the Eastern question, since the sailing of the Arctic on the 13th inst. Nego* tiations were still going on he tween Russia and Turkey. The Russiun officers were send ing for their wives, intending to spend the win ter in the Principalities. Recent advices from Vienna regard tho question as being settled. Commodore Stringhnm, at Smyrna, had plac ed the Austrian brig of war Hussar, under the guns ofthe St. Louis, for the purpose of pre venting Costa being carried to Triesta. An interview had taken place between Messrs. Marsh and Bittsk, and matters wore waiting orders from Washington and Vienna. Two tnor* Austrian ships Imd been sent to Smyrna to watch tho St. Louis. The latest dispatch was received in Palis on the evening of the 11th inst. The Bourse had been firm till near the close, when a panic arose in consequenco of a rumor to tho effect that the Austrian squadron hod been ordered to the Baltic. Lord Mont Cashel, and Messrs. Stevenson and Jackson, members of the Bri tish Parliament, arrivod by the Asia. Canada.—At Halifax the annouucctnon 1 that tho American fishermen were armed caus ed great excitement. Meetings were held at St.|Johns at which it was declared that unfet tered commercial intercourse with the United States was necessary to the prosperity of the provinces. New York Cotton Market# New York, July 29. Tho solos of cotton to-day, Friday, were 1500 bales. 'The market was steady. CbnrleHton Cotton Market. Charleston, July 29. The aolee of cotton to-day wero only 200 bales at 8J to cents. The market woe Cotoosa Springe. A gentleman at present sojourning at the above popular watering place, writes to a friend in this city as follows : “ We have e large company here now and we have considerable acquisitions to our numbers daily. There is no watering placo at the South with superior accommodations. 'The proprietors are attentive, polite and af fable, the fables are supplied with all the deli cacies of the season, and the waters are un surpassed in their variety and medical worth. Why is it that Savannah and tho low country generally are unrepresented hero. Among the number of visiters here uow (some 150 to 175) I see the names of but two persons from your city.” Terrible Tragedy In MIhmoui'I. A negro man about twenty yeais of ogc, in Boonville went to the house of John Rains, for the purpose (as lie confessed) of offering vio lence to Mrs. Rains, whose husband was at church. 'The consequence whs that this lady was brutally murdered with a club. The ne gro attempted also^to kill her oldest son and believed he had done so. Two other children were at the eamc time cruelly maltreulcd, and thrown into the corner of the fence. When Rains returned homo his son told him who had committed tho act; and (lie negro was ar rested. 'The citizens however, wero so much Incens ed that they took tho prisoner by force and burnt him nt the stake. A meeting was T en called and John Rains was ordered to quit the stiito on suspicion of having been accessory to or at least cognizant of the intended murder ol vile. At cident AT T1IE Hiitodkomk.—During a race between six ladies on horseback in the Hippodrome on Wednesday, two of them with their horses fell. The riders wero apparently much injured. 13TA boy wua killed in New York, on Sat urday lust, by a drunken man. Tho lod im prudently attempted to teHse the man, who turned upon and hurled a Rtone at him, stri king him in tho abdomen with such violence as to cause his dentil. Fire Wilmington.—The machine shop of Messrs. Bush and Lobdal, in thnt city, was destroyed by fire on Monday afternoon. Loss $3,000on which there is rio insurance. Heavy Bank RomiKRY.—A dispatch from Newark, N. J.dated tho2(ith inst. says: 'The Mechanics’ and 'Traders’ Bank, in Jer sey city, was entered last night and robbed of $9,000. The thieves stolo the keys ot the Cashier’s house, with which they entered the bunk and plundered tho vnull of tho above amount in hills and specie. .Sheriff Mersollcs left a bundle at the bank yesterday containing $1,200, principally in notes of the North River Bunk, which the thiovon also carried off. SPThe lion. R. J. Walker will probably sail the middlo of August. . It is believed that tho squadron sent to the Fishing Grounds will remain there permanent ly for their protection. I3F* The grundost new church built in Lon don is erected by the Latter Day Saints, Lord Sidmouth, and Mr. Drummond, M. I*., &c., They so completely expect the world to come to an end in 1864 that they only take lease till then, after which tho fortunuto landholder will obtain possession! It is built us if tltjy expected it to last for centuries and is very magnificent. Tho American ship National Eagle, Cnpt. 1’znmcK, which domed at New Orloona on Saturday the 9th inst. from Liverpool, with a cargo of cottun and ataves, arrived oil'tho Cape of Delaware on Wednesday, in conscrpienco of the yellow fever having broken out on hoard. Tho mate, tho captain’s wife and sev eral of (he crow had diod from yellow fever. The captain was lick, and tho colors ol the ohip were set for a pilot. From Wnuliliigton. W.SHINu roN, July 99. Tho jury in the case of Copt. Shaumuicru, have keen unable to egreo, and have been dis charged. 1 homos Massery, ot Alabama, has been ap pointed Secretary of Logation to Chili. From California—Arrival of tho Ueor- Kla. New York, July 21). ^ The steamship Georgia tius urrived from California with a large omount of specie, attempt had been made to burn the Atpinieall. Cruce. wo. dostloyed by fire on tho 3d inst,— Slaty houses wore burnt. Dolivia was Kin king aotive preparations lor war. Yellow Fever nt 1‘bllndelpliln, Philadelphia, July 29. Ship fover has censed. There lies been only one death eince Wednesday. A Intor dispatch eays Tb. yellow fever ot Philadelphia has .ubsided. New Rice.—Mr. William Sweet, who man ages for Mr. Blake on Santee, has eont to tho lldilur o( tho Pee Deo Timet two hoods of rice, cut on tho Pdtli of this month and fully shot out. This speaks well lor ell concerned. The New Police ok Spain.—The new ministerial paper which has j jBt keen started in Madrid, gives the following ns one of its sentiments in ttie programme of principles on which it i. to be eondiioud : : .-"••"■••CIIJT, tniiHe the in nag Pont miprognnhla in Cuba, at a friend and pro lector tn Mexico, and as an uctive co-oparatoi or Catholicism in the holy places. The title of lung ol Jerusalem, which belongs still and always to tha (iuoen of both Csstilcs con not and ought not to ho ail empty A Disease Resembling Yellow Fever In Philadelphia* A dispatch dated Baltimore, July 28th,says: A disease resembling Yellow Fever has bro ken out along the South wharves at Philadel phia, and has created considerable alarm; it was brought there by a foreign vessel. [In 1811, wo believe, the Yellow Fever ap peared in the some locality in Philadelphia, and killed a vast number of persons.] A dispatch from Philadelphia, doted 26th, says : A severe form of bilious fever has broken out violently on the South wharves in this city. Seven persons have already died. The disease is supposed to have been brought into this city by vessels passing tho quarantine. Tho hark Mandarin, which arrived this morning from Cienfuegos, lost two of her hands by the fever. The night custom house officer who boarded her was also attacked, and died in a few hours after. £17“ 'Thomas M* Lock, Ksqr, President of the Baitimuro Mechanical Fire Insurance Co., died in that city on 'Tuesday morning. U. S. Frigate Savannah Ordered to the Fisheries.—-The Norfolk Argus says that orders have been received at the navy yard changing the destination of the U. S. frigate Savannah to the fishing grounds. Her previous orders were to proceed to the Medi terranean. f3P“Orer one thousuad persons participated in the recent free excursion from Louisville, Cincinnati, and other points, to Niagara Falls and bark. The guests were from Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and included among their number more than one hundred editors, and swarms of railroad men, mer chants, &c. Tlie Holy Alliance* Whatever may ho thu feelings of the com mercial class! s, and the aristocracy pf Eu rope in relation to the quarrel between Rus sia and Turkey—and by them wo have no doubt that war is deprecated as one of the grontest evils which could befall the world— there is one very largo portion of the commu nity who are eager for hostilities to com- ineuco. Wc allude to tho liberals—the revo lutionists and republicans ofltalv, Germany, Hungary and other countries. They cannot fail to seo thnt a general European war would conduco- to the development and success of their projects for revolutionizing Europe, and would give to their cause an impetus which would contribute materially to its success.— The liberals who huve sought un asylum in England from tho parseciitions of their own government, and from tho consequences of Choir opposition to that government, are seek ing to prepare the public mind for a war.— 'The English papers are full of communica tions in relation to the state of nffairs on the continent, which breathe a decidedly warlike spirit. We copy tho following communica tion from tho Liverpool Mercury not only to show the temper of this class of writers, hut also as giving a striking view, apparently from a well informed source, of the existing rela tions of the European powers. This comma mention contains many truths, expressed in luuguago of cutting sarcasm : RUSSIA AND THE HOLY ALLIANCE. “ So comes the reckoning whoa the banquet'd o’er, Tho dreadful reckoning, and men emiluno more." Thirty yonrs ago, Napoleon Bonapurie, when dy ing ut til. Helena, gave to tho nations the prophetic warning thnt “in fitly years Europe would cither be Co*»uck or Republican.’' The stupifird people I stoned in uiuto nMonisli- mont nt the announcement, with their usual reigna- lion to their fate, whatever it might ho. Not *o their ruler*.; they carefully considered the prediction mudo by him, whom they recognized ' *’ 1 genuine, spontaneous on shiver of n of theiunclv title. 13** There was no newspaper nmii Inst night from Charleston or Baltimore. The Harmonic Minstrels nmke their la« t appearance in Savannah tu ttiglit. Our road- era will observe, that besides the Concert, to- night, there will be one this afternoon, ot iiulf. poat three, in order to furnish ladies end cliil dren an opportunity to witness their performan ces. Lot nil tlte little onos sec and hour this grotesque band, whoso comicalities arc irresis tibly laughable, even “to children ol h larger growth." The New Organ for Clirl.nTliiircIi, Sn. vunimli. The congregation ol Christ Church ill tin's city recently contracted with Mr. H.Knauee, ol Philadelphia, for tho construction ol ti Urge, first clues organ. Tho instrument hav ing keen completed, woe opened fur exhibition in Philadelphia oil Friday of last week, on which occasion wo are informed it was tested by many of tho most prominent organists ol that city, in the preacucc of a largo number ol citizens and amateurs. Tito trial is said to have given perfect satisfaction, and to have reflected the highest credit on Mr. Knauee, tha builder. A correspondent of tlte Inquirer, who was present on the occasion, gives that popor the following description of the now or- gae. The writer says “ T (' i » instrument is of tho largest claea, comprising some thirty-six registers, three koy-boarda and pedal:., and nlso an array of composition pedals. The stops comprehend n great variety of character of tone and com bination of effects, titan we have ever Been in organa of this class. T'Jio usual monotonous repetition of principals and stops of similar character, of tone predominant, is altogether avoided j the pure voicing and regularity cf the diapuons, giving a character to the noble instrument, are particularly noticed. The va ried character of the solo stops, of which there are a great variety, amongst which are nto.t prominent the trumpet, night horn, clariouet, hollow flute, hautboy, and the beautiful oioldi amour, ol a character of lone we never heard before, which to bo appreciated must be hoard. Tha many excellencies comprised in this in- atrumeat, wc, aa Philadelphians, would regard with triumph, and would hope that there may be many erected of equal merit in our own midat.” Of* I lie New 1 ork Journal of Commerce saye of the appointed Minister from Spain : “ 11,1 w “ at” informed, a man of intolli- gei.ee and character, has been a membei ol tho (lueen s Cabinet, and is about forty years stage. He is eminently q conservative, and devoted to tlte support of tho Spanish domin ion es it is, and will liu the last man of ull tlte Uueen’s subjects tn ngroo to tlte cession of Cu ba, cither to the United States or to any other power. Tho selection of such a man, ns tlte Minister to the United States nt this time, is nu doubt designed to counteract the policy attributed by Spout to tins Government in regard to Cuba. It ta n sot-ofl' against our appointment of Mr! Monte., who, though ho docs not approve of ac quisition in aomo other way and is probably to bo so instructed. J O’DotioIioc • Of tho arrival ufO’Dnnnltoe, the Irish oxilo in Now 1 ork, tiro National Democrat says: 1 lie news ot Mr. Donoltoe'e arrival and stoppage at the Astor House sonn reached the other Irish exile, in the city, who immediate ly hastened in welcome their fellow-laborer in llio young Ireland cnuBc. A most cordial and affectionate meeting was ti:nt in which Mengltcr and CFDonohoe embraced, and con- granulated each other upon the good fortune which directed their steps to tins country- tho homo and refugo of all true republicans. made calls on Mr. U ilonohoe during the day. He is in excellent health and spirits. Mr. O’Donohoo took the oath ol allegiance to this countJy and declared Ins intentions of citizenship in San l runcisco. Tho Tribune says: Mr. O'Doiiuhoe is looking Imlo and hearty after Ins adventurous wanderings and hair- breadth escapes, He lias taken mums at the Aster House, where ho received visits „f con gratulation vealorday from Mean her and others of Ins compatriots of 1818. Mr. O’Douohoe l.uivee behind linn in exile, four of his com- panions viz: Mitchell, Marti,,, McManus and (> linen. May they bo I,leased with e speedy delivery from liondogc. Philadelphia, July ‘26.— The furitive Slave Cate in I’hiladelphiaJla fit of Wuoiter {sessions this morning, Geo. 8111th, the fugitive slave, could not bo surrendered by ajqjlicati* l ) 1 n Con6B q uc,,ce of on informality in the Smith waa then discharged, but was imme diately arrested by the U. 8. Marshal, who Placed him m a carriage and drovo to tiio Bal Itinnre railroad depot. The friends of the slnvo followed inclose pursuit to arrest him oh tho hail. I, , '? "• ll ’,° pursuit is not yet known 1 “ cndB Wll ‘ probably follow him to Ala They Imd the choice of two result* : republican ism—that i*, representative (•overmaout—or milita ry despotism, disguised under the scmblnncn of mo- 1mrchic.1l government. In tho one case the people were to bo tl.u source of lawful authority; in the otlior it would bo tho will of an individual, who would pram such indulgences to the multitude us he might judge expedient. They could not hesitate in their choice; yet tlte kings did not contemp) their own submission to an MUtocrot. They thought that they should be aide to ustuhlinli and maintain a confederacy of princes aguint the people, under tho name of a Holy Alliance. The sovereigns of Austria, Prussia, France and Spain, woro each to look uftor the conduct ol'thoir own subjects ; Italy was to ho confided to the joint tutelage of Austria, and of tiie Pope; aud Britain wan to stand aside as tfie refractory spirit of those over whom he tho confederacy were rcud> to give ull tho belli thut might be needed. * Tho plan was adopted and carried into successful practice as far us regarded the people. ppresied '« defrauded (istitution. A French army Excitement in Baltimore.—-Great ex citement was occasioned in Baltimore on Sun day by the police preventing an old blind preacher, named Mitchell, from preaching in the market house. A committee on the sub ject waited upon the Mayor, yesterday morn ing and he euateined the police on the ground that Mitchell's remarks were calculated to ex cite a riot. A meeting was held in the after noon, at which the conduct of the Mayor was severely reprobated and an indignation meeting has been colled in Monument square fur Wed nesday night. Tho Kail of Ellesmere and family left New York on Monday afternoon for Boston, from whence, after a brief visit to Springfield and tho neighborhood of Boston, ho will pur sue his journey alone, leisurely, to Nova 8co- tia, and from thence to England. Lady Elies- mero expects to precede him to England. 8ir Charles Lyell also expects to leave vci v short ly. Messrs. Dilko and Whitworth will remain for some months yet. The Remedy for the Yellow Fever.- newspapers of British Guiana contain ac counts of a discovery of a remedy for (hat scourge of tropical America, the yellow fever. The discovery was made ot Angostura, in Venezula, or, as tho city is now called, Ciudad Bolivar. Tho remedy is the plant vervain nr verbena, which grows abundantly in that region. The expressed juice of tho leaves, given in small doses three times a day, with an enema of the snmo every two hours, is stated to he a perfect cure for the yellow fever and block vomit, even in their most threatening stages. All tho phy sicians of Angostura have adopted this treat ment of the disease, and they state that hardly ar y deaths have occurred under its influence. This information is furnished by Mr. Mathison, tho British Vice Counsel nt the above place.— The varieties of the verbena growing in the warm and temperate regions of the Wostern Wot Id are numerous. The paiticular species referred to above is that known to botanists by the name of verbena jamaicensis. It is a na tive of tho West India islands, as well as of the continent. There are two kinds of it—the male and tho female; tho latter is the one used as above. Onf. of the Nuggets.—The Nevadn Jour nal describes a lump of quartz and gold exhib ited at the banking house of 11. Davis, weighing 52 pounds avoirdupois, the estimate value of which was $6,000. The lump has since been melted, and 35 pounds 5 ounces of gold, worth $17 per ounce, taken from it—giving a vnluo of $7,021. This great prize was taken from Hopkins’ Creek, six feet felow the surface, by John B. Knapp, of tho Vermont Company, numbering four mon. Another Railroad Accident.—The 8 o'clock A. M. train for Philadelphia, was de tained nearly an hour between Newurk and Elizabethtown on Monday morning, by the breaking of a wheel under the mail car. The train was going at its usual speed when the uccjdont Occurred, and thu trucks, axles, and wheels under the whole train were more or less broken and injured. None of the passengers, however, received the slightest personnl in jury. Mr. Fiasco, the conductor of the train, was standing on a platform, and was thrown head foremost to the earth, but fortunately alighted on sandy ground, clear of the train, and only receiver! some slight scratches and bruised about the head am! shoulders. 13*“ Ah llerr Alexander was performing his magic pistol trick, at Clinton, III., a few days since, the pistol proved to be loaded with balls, which were lodged in the side of a young man, named George .Smith, in flicting a wound which will probably cause his death. American Delegates to the European Scientific Conventions.—Lieutenant M. F. Maury, 8uperiutendent of the American Ob servatory, leaves town this morning, we learn, en route for Europe, to attend tho Scientific Convention which is to be held in Brussels next month, under appointment and authority of the naval powers of Europe, to agree upon some uniform plan uf observations, &c., con nected with our distinguished American’s wind and current charts. Alter tho conven tion closes, we understand, it is a part of Lcutenant Maury’s errand abroad to visit the Celebrated observatory at St. Petersburg, for scientific purposes. He goes out under the authority and at the expense of our govern ment, and we urc sincerely glud to see it re cognizing the importance of science and r community of interest in scientific objects with the rest of the world by approving and insti tuting this commission.— Washington Intel- ligcncer, July 20. Representative government w«„ "icily and in Italy. The Prussian* of their promised constitution. .. w .as allowed by Casiloronuh, Welling mng, to march in u right line from TouCu.u iu * cliz, pasfliup aloof with scorn the vaunted fields u. ““ tl,n banks of thu Nive and the Bidassoa, , and C in tho defile* of thu Pyrenees, by RoncesvalloL, iplona, \ ittorin, Sulumanc*, Fncutes D’Uuor Husacc, Talavorn, Albuora, and ItarroN iiusucc, l aiavorn, Albuora, and Rarrosa; by shattered walla of the fortresses of rit. Sebastian I'lndud Rodrigo, of Ruilajos—those walls hnfuiu which tho shroudless bodies of thousands of brave buglishmcn : “ Yotbutgroon in earth, Lay restoring. Tho man nt whoso command those champions the liberties of Europe sacrificed their liVen snice thou go no to join tho«e his comrades, wiiut paired m their rencontre? Did they one. and generously forgive hi* dereliction of their aud of glory ? Or did the Morn Picion tarn away from mm in Million indignation, as the shade of tho valiant Ajax turned away from tho crafty Ulysses when limy mot in the Klyiim Fields ? And for what was all this disgrace incurred Wellington, the hero of the hundred fights t It „ put down tho attempts ofthe patriots of ripain 1 oam ‘ ii.«..* - representative government by tho establishment of a similar to thut of which thutvory man ami in* asso ciates boasted the enjoyment iu Britain. An upheav- ingof the French people in 1830, in favor of an amelioration of their representative system, dued by the agency of Louis Philippo, * adroitly substituted for the imbecile Charles X Another upheaving in France, Italy, Prussia, Au» triu and Hungary was crushed, mid ho effectually crashed, that u niillcimuu of despotic role seemed have begun. Iu all those affairs tha reserve strength ortho holy ulliance lay in Russia; but thut strength was tube displayed with caution, and only in case of actual Mty. la France, after the upset in 1848 (the French would cajl it a culbutc) the matter was to be man aged by financial moutis, and by slipping a mouton or mouchard (a traitor) amongst them, one upon whom tho holy alliattco could depend. They found thotr until in an inmate ofthe hells (and of tho hulls. °j V 0|, ‘ ,ou : w|, ° lnm, *«i »“>’< swear, aud d. all that they wanted of him. Thut “ air was, t crash tho liberal spirit of Franco to its last germ J lie means eame front the p—* •' *• •* , , , - product of the Russm , and of the Californio and Australia diggings. I'lioir word of order and ItL tho rallying cry of tho clan M’Gregor- ‘ t’paro nought;” ami ho fulfilled the word. In Gcrniuny aud Hungary, tho holy alliance forced on ulterior measures ; their armies hu march west of the Vistula and south of tho Cttrpa tliiuit IIiIIm. The triumph ofthe inoitarchs w aml nl1 “I*thorn, SAVE ONE, thought they aing to do but to enjoy tho happiness which they (tad " All_ Who is he who tianquiflity of Iv “Is’t you r loverly ’bonk." Ami who is that ONE? has tho audacity to disturb the P"i ‘bin Imppjjy ic-eslublished you? or you?” it Prussia, Austria, Franco, Spait r holy fdtlicr, the Pope l No, it i ylund. Second DtsfATc,1—Afier the fugitive . piece.) in the hands of the Mar.lial.e bail pi reclaim him. Officers were dispatched* to the would btTsent'o.r d r'' "iM be noun he sent on m the two o’clock train— I he fupttv* waa not liters, however, and the -opposition la that he wns taken nut of the State in a carriage. 1 he ofiicer with the l>nil P.ece want on .» Wilmington iu the train. ex peeling to head the Marshal oil', hut there is mi intelligence ofthe result. No riotous do. tnun.lratian occurred in the city, though the cnrrtoge containing tho fugitive was pursued by acrawd ufblocks. A portion of the new organ was received hero by lb* State of Georgia on her last trip end tha remainder will, we understand, arrire by the steamer, on her next trip, (next Satur day,) vlwii it will be immediately up. Ji i. expacted (o be ready for use by Sunday the —Jot of AugruL BP We are informed say. the New. York Express, that eamplee or the boles uf Cotton exhibited et the Crystal Palace were submit ted to Hie examination ol a committee of three gentlemen of our city, two of them cotton brok ere, aud die other a merchant, for their opin- mu. on its merit*—they decided the samples were beautiful... the highest degree—thenbe one marked (It.) ol Or. Samuel Bond.iifMem- pins, tenn., was most attractive iu color—bnt he one marked ( A.) exhibited by Col. Jobe nBs« , nf d V' ,e | ,n, I l wa “ superior iu fine ness of sleplo, belter ginned, und wae entitled n°'d', „r er6 " C0 - rile snniple is the product Ufa new variety ol cotton called the golden teed, obtained from Central Mexico It. peculiar excellence i» it„ umivalled fine- ne«. of staple and tho lorge size of iu bale.. pLire/pUmer. 1 L °" d ° n ' 18 “ “ ET rite I urk. are really expecting aid from the United States. Commodore String- ham t presence at Coustanliuople lent tho ecu- Portugal, . - *.- • -•-.•* -s u greater than uii> of ,hese ; the head of tlte holy alii , the one to whom all looked for guidance am protection ; it i« he himself, the benefactor of Aus tria and I ruHiita, the adored of tho English aristoc racy from Durham to Derby. Ho it is who disturbi conviviality by demanding payment for the suncoii ho wu.i supposed to huvo giveu no frcclv. Rut ho Mill generous—ho docs not wont anything from thorn (at present.) lie only wants to comfort cer tain :l*i;itic ChriMintis miH'ering under Mahometan oppression, to clear Europe of thu horde of hnrha- infidel* of which the prescnco contaminates the fairest portion of the civilized world. And will the other members of the holy alliance refuse to him the just reward of the mighty services that he has rendered thorn ? Assuredly they will not. will, doubtless, und without fccruple. lake bitch .. numeral ion as he thinks right. He must ho thu bus judge, and they will us certainly, on duo consideru turn, cordially agree to whntever he may require. i n,l, l ,ru Iy. “I® it for the posthord find fault with the potter? Anrttiu, lliou art a mod ernMoab. If thou dmubeyist, I will siimt-h thee, * Ron.ipai te smashed the China jar, to the terror ol Count Cubeutzol, ut tho conference for the treuty ol Cunipo Formio.” mpo Formio, 1 he holy confederates, like a German doctor o ricty, made n compact, for u term, with expired, and the devil obsolete the devil. The term have bis due. i’liu Into Lord Durham, iu escaping from dancer by the overeetting of his carriage, directed liis fir*t attention to the preservation of a canc (significant rinblnm) given tu him by Ilia Kmnoriir Nicbolu, (to you, yc young Kngli.fi nobl of ilm Kpiqm Cziirovitcb .take; loss ol national independence. . . KOSCIUSCO. Liverpool, July •], i853—the 78th anniversary of e independence of America. That wu! could arise out of the differences between Russia and Turkey, was n notion which has for a long time been met with stub born .ncredulity by Europe ; but that incre dulily is now diminishing us the crisis of the Eastern question approaches. Politicians now begin to feel that the vital question of peace or war hinges upon this one point, “ Are the dc- mnnds of the Russian Emperor, however un just or insolent, u reality, or are they a meio pretext for picking a quarrel with Tnrkey, in order that the Czar may rob her V If the former, pesco may yet be preserved; if tbe latter, war is well uigh inevitable* Franklin Monument.—The Philadelphia Atncricuu statCB (hat the ‘ FSt ”\IT« PiiiTaffeIplim H ypogTaphTciT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. '• PROCRASTINATION 18 THE THIEF send to Gregory k Maurt’c for yoar tiokots in thl* day’s Lottery before it it too late. This is a beautiful echomo—14 drawn nutnbera in oaoh package of 26 tickets. Prises of $37,000; $16,000; $10,000 ; 30 of $1,000, Ao. Tickets Ton Dollari—halves and qunrtoM in proportion. Balos clo»o at 3 o’clock, at tho well known office iu Gaudry’s Building, oppo»ite the Post Office. 1 .iy 30 HOLLOWAY’S Ointmeut aud Pills, an In- fallible Remedy, for Swelling, and Contract ed Joints. Ann Carter, housemaid, residing with a family in Burton-crescent, had an immense tumour in her right kneo, which increased to such a size that she could not bend the joint, and was in consequence obliged to leavo her situation. Her medical attendant informed her that there was no chance of euro, and it would be uecoMary toamputato the limb. This opin ion not aatiefyiiig her, she commenced using Holloway'a Ointment and Pille, and by God’e Messing they have boon the means of effeoting a porfect cure, and she has resumed ner former situation. codlw jy 27 Fare He<luce«l. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE KOll PHILADELPHIA. T ° lc “ TI! WLDNEftllxy, Aug. 10. The now and splendid stetmship ■^^^“^STATE OF GEORGIA, Cart. IDr- die, will loavo as above. Cabin Passage to Philadelphia $20 Btcorsgo “ ” 8 For freight or passago apply to jy 29 C. A. L. LAMAR. above. For freight iy 18 FOR NEW-YOHK. ^ To Sail on Saturday, July 30, K at 3 o'clock, I*. M. BL Tho U. 8. M. Steamship FLORIDA, Capt.M. C. Woodhnll, will leave os PM PaSeFX-ORD. FAY A CO. VKSHKLS WANTED. S>-y ^ no or two ve8BO * 8 wanted to load tifcMfja^ ith sawed Lumber, for Montevideo or^ ■Sntt&Uuonos Ayres. Also ono to load withiS Timlier for Bath, Ma j y 29 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. j. i hi# regular paeKuc nark uHAKiibn Wllj- r*i LIAM, Hawes, master, having a large part, of ■Mbher cargo engaged, will have despatch as above, freight or passage apply on board at Tolfair' BRIGl [ jy 30| BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. TO KENT. the 6th of August until the 6tl» of No vember uext, a dwelling House in the business jjjjiLpart of the city and but tivo iniuutes walk from tho Post Office. Inquire of Josoph Bancroft, or on the premises at 166 Broughton street. 2 jy 30 TO RENT. r,v.Qk A HOUSE in Liberty street, betwoon Lincoln and Abereorn streets. Rent $300 pur annum. IttKlnquire of LAURENCE CONNELL, jy .70 tf No. 6 Bull street. If t UOLLAUH REWARD.—I will puy >he J.V/ abovo reward for the apprehonsion of my Negro nun STEPNEY. He is about 35 to 40 years old, dark copper color, about 6 feet 6 or 8 inches high, stout built, lias a sort of fistule or sore ou tho loft ohcek. lie is sup posed to ho about Savannah, .tb he has a wife, a broth er and Kister hero, and he formerly belopged to Mr. Burroughs. W. II. HAUSMAN, jy 30 tf 181 Congresa-at. Apply immediately t FURNISHED ROOMN. r |^WO nicely luriiislii il Rooms to let, with or with JL ^ out Board, in a private family in a centro part r the city. Inquire at this office. BILL to ho eutitleil mi Ordinance, to stimuli an Ordinanco, entitled “an Ordinance to pre- i the public property, An., passed 2d August, 1839. Sec. I. Be itordainod by tho Mayor and Aldermen •y >f the City of Ravauiiah and tho hamlets thereof, in Council ashombled, and it is hereby ordained by thu of tho publio pumps, r ordainod by tho authority afore- authority of the same, that so J of sectiou two of the Ordinance, entitled “un Ordinance tonreservo thu publio property, Ao.,” passed 2d August, 1839, as n reads, “or of hitching u homo to any treo planted uforuBaid,” be altered and amended so aa to read follows: “or of bitching any animal to any trt planted as aforesaid, or to any part of tho fences, r: mgs, gates or enclosures of ttie public squares, places, or buildings,or to ar ~ * - -• •• lamp posts.” Bbc. 2. Bo it furthi said, thntthc following words he adJod to the said amend second section of said Ordinance of 2d August, 1839: “and provided also that it shall be the duty of tho Marshal, City Coustablo, or oither polico officer, discovering any animal, hitchod as hereinbefore prohibi ted, not only to flic an information agaiust tho owner, rider, or driver of such animal, hut to tako the auiinal itself aud impound it until the payment of all tines and costs which may fall upon the offender, as well oxpenses of impounding, or until good and si security shn9 bo given lor tho payment of sucl costs and expenses. 8kc. 3. Bo it further ordained by tho authority afore said, dial uil ordinances and parts of ordinances mili tating agaiust this ordinance, be and tho s&mo are horoby repealed. Passed iu Council, Savannah, July 23th, L«. 8.1 R. WAYNE, Mayor, (V. G. Wilson, Clerk of Council. -ti.iy.to Whom, it soys, tho craft iu the United atatoa might safely entreat their contribution with a confidence that they would he properly used. The remaiua of Franklin at proaoni ■pose in an obscure corner ol'Christ church grave yurd, nnd have m little to mark their resting placo aa to render it difficult to Candidates for sheriff. Mb. Editor:—I'Ioosb annonuceMr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for the oflice of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the election in January, 1854. ^ 14 MANY VOTERS. CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE8IIIP, Mr. Editor You will please announce the Hon, LEVI S. D’LYON, as a Candidate for the Judgeship «< tho Superior Court of tho Eastern Circuit, and oblige j® 22 MANY VOTERS, $£3P We are authorized to announce the Hon. WM. B. FLEMING, us a candidate for the Judgeship ol tho Superior Courts of tho Eastern District of Georgia. jo 20 Mu. Ear :—You will ploase announce tho Hon, CHARLES S. HENRY ns a candidate for tho Judge- ship of tho Superior Courts of tho Eastorn Circuit, and Ljo 21] MANY VOTERS oblige COMIHKKCIAL. KeueiptN. 1 ho receipts at the different ports, up to tho latest »r*n S th? e fhii Sd by mal1 ’, Rad cou, r»red with last year, givo tho following result: Increase at New Orleans, July 22 217 I Texas,July 16 ai’l Virginia andN. Car. July 9... 6,008 Decrease at Mobile, Juiy 22.."6,862 ,.241,: Florida, July 11 Savannah, July 28 6, Charleston, July 28 14,742-35,663 Total Incronso Stock of Cotton In the Interior Towns the receipts. Not included i Augusta and Hamburg, July 1 17.534 Mauou, (tin.)July 1 6*521 Columbus (Ga.) ' U Rome, (Ga.) Montgomery (Ala.) .....V.V.V.V.' Momphis, (Tenn.) July 19.., Columbia, (8. C.) July !....' ... 3.1M h,«“'.hfl T «rt’li" l ' V P ' Conox—Nothiag do- fixro.N.—Wo quote •o plenty at 10(^1 lc. Lardj.luiityxs l(ird)l2c. ft th. Lorn IN NitlItniv at 60(g|70c. quote hog round at 8# to 10c. Hams selling NEW-YORK, JULY 2tTsfp. M.-Tho Cotton an.* l JLi ,n,lc v®* * lour displays increasing heav 1 he sales aud up0000 bbls. Wostorn, Stato and South- V«tf.irtJ ter Ah 3r ' B roducod P rice "- ° At " are saleable il steady. There were 20,000 bu purchased at iiS(aj72c. K, l 26,1 **• M.—Further Decline . » xx. fi, x iAtuzrt j uiuiN.— iho breadstuff market continues "wil.';.:: 1 .'.* y. w! 1 ?* 1 . ll “; ooK «! s no marked change, lowing a further deoline of bushel. In Flour thoi ®,',\ l-11 | M0 f> 1 - JELY2«,».Iur.M.—In New York Ihursdey, 9000 bags Cofloe were sold, nt from 8^(2) " ‘ from 1QX@11 cents ^ lb for Java \c. for Rio, and i w«!h£2 L ? 8TO ?* JUIiY 2 ®- — Cotton.-r-Attention tow »rds the article ae early as Friday last on which day upward of 1,000 bales changed bauds E® a , . ba ? oU ,, l»on the quotations of that morning, i nnddiiug and middling fair. Fr mo, such has been the demand, particularly tfUl e .° rts ; before the market olosod, i.., no ‘ ,ce il »bove, had run into each other, and freely at lie. Holders have also dono bot- !nn 1 ? i ,B 'v er Rrades than they have previously beon ablo to do; but the sales Imvo bean confined chiefly to tho bettor grades, as we have beforo stated, to meet nHnni?. , . n ii n ‘ii f °r r the s P* niih anJ I^Mteru markets, I f .i 16 f° rmBr . a nd hence the decidedly im proved leoling in tlios- ■■ quotations t raarKct, ihe sales of the weok may be estimated ,067 baits. HTS.—We renew our former quotations for t ’.d for Cotton in square bags. We tpioto. Cotton; Rice $1 tierco. Boston f t ii for i », HOW LUSriHK i, Lawson A Godfrey, and J T Webb. TASSENGERS. v“ ,m ' r Im Chxri.rton-R Johoiton, ur « unu, and 2 deck. JlIJtRINE INTELLIGENCE. tj, .. oniuviw. Btexmor Mctxmori, Charlcitou.toS At Laffi- p.,,.., ,, ,, MEMORANDA. Sav.uJah. 1 ’ 18 ’ J “ J ^~ cld ' ,cbr Oloaroj-, EJg.cuml,, Arr, Mirr Virginia. Snow, Savannah, villa 1 ° rk ’ J “ T 26_c1 ' 1 - J»h« J Boston, July ork, July 26-Cld,’brlg John Alfred, Jackson- Cld, brig Adelma, Jacksonville. ^R. AIcLANE’8 American Worm Specific -•f 4wr»ntad to remove Worms in every “I*? 1 # frtah oupply just re ceived at tlie Apotkocaries’ Hall, by W ' J. E. DxFOBD. FOR HALE OR RENT j Four tenement Brick Houses, two story's high with eight rooms iu each tenement. For partio- Lultra apply to B. R. ARMSTRONG, ~T,TTTi7V]n;i: 8 and 9 years of ago—shc has Jthinst. zVny information con- corning her will bo thankfully received at Mr. R. H. Darby a, in Broughton-st., botweeu Whitaker and Dull atreota. ^ All persons arc warned against horboring her. K.H. DARBY. jy 29-3* T ,,,Hl cotton SIIEKTINGH.— AJ j', 1( )‘ 4 ttn '. 1 CWLE DRY t-OO IDS.—Linen and Cott< kJ Bhirtiugs of aU qualities; do do do Shootings do do . , ,, , wuw», u .u do ; A C A and otlior styloB of Ticking; French Toilet- ? , 'a R,f ’ boun ‘ I «J north and south Quilts and Counterpanes ; a full assortment of Richard- describedLot, east by the said last mentic son s line Linens ; white and brown Linen Table Dam asks ; I Blow-case Linens and Cottons; Huckaback loweUs and lowolling; Damask and Fruit Napkins and Doyles ; Cottonados, Checks, Stripe Shirtings etc. *1. t jy 291 W. C. WADSWORTH. P ICKLE OYSTERS, put up iu Ti A so Sardines, IMcklos, Preserve Citron, ....w ,. u -. Spico, fresh and for sale by [ jy 29] W. D. FORD. Sl'.'.'v'!, 1 Ilon.o Sjrup, <Jeor«inlj7rui>i tjy N. O. Syrup, on drauglit and for sale by w. D. FORD. I i^RESII TEAS*—Just received choice Gr and Black Teas, of fine llavor, and for sale by .jy. 29 W. D. FORD. W HITE WINE nml C’idor Vino«nr a good as the best, can be had of tho subscriber, W. LL FORD B UTTER, Ornnge Clwunty — always or o hand, frosli and for Bale by W. D. FORD. B ACON.—A lot of lino Shoulders, for sale by ^ 29 KfNCHLEY A THOMAS I RON I» URN ACES, suitnblo for Preserving jy 29* f ° r 8al ° b/ F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan street. i^^.l^ASOliS—•VVusii lil.M.tlN, While ' (.'oilon • H° 8 *j B«lt Ribbons and Ladies’Gauntlet, just re ceived and lor sale by ®*»jussr« ^ 29 DeWITT A MORGAN. G. BROWN’S CHEAP CASH STORE. TUE aobaoribar, Id order to make room for a lure Fall and Winter aurpljr, offora Ml preaont Stook of seasonable Dress Goods at such prlooa aa would suit purchasers. With a full supply of ^ Fancy and Staplu Dry Ooods, tvhicb *111 bf .old xtunOBoaliyI.OWI’riOBB.partlvoon- sisting of colored and figured Bareges, Plaideu, striped and plain Summer Silks,Swiss and Mull'Muslins, Can ton Cloths for Travelling Drosses, fine Linen_ and Cambric Handkerchief^, mourning Cuffs and Collars, fnll supply of Ivid and Silk Gloves. Ao. Ac. N. B. A full assortment of Plantation Dry Goods.— The residents of Savannah and those from the interior, are respeotfull invited to call and examine ti'.e goods and prices, aud judge for themselves at the oorner .of Barnard and Broughton stroets. jy 20 NOtICES. NOTICE. D URING the absence of the undersigned t. tho 8tate, Mr. R. M. Johnston is authorised, 0,a os mj attorney. M. A. Wilder 0 ** Agent Oglethorpe Steam Saw Ji’u Savannah. Ga., July 25,1863. jy 26-i NOTICE. A LL persons are cautioned against treina..; or cnoroachinr in any way, on Garden ast. Tyroonnotl Tjthing, Darby Ward, the ertyofthe late George Anderson as tho Law^JKi?" rigidly enforced against all trespasers. U REJIOVAL* W C. WADSWORTH has removed to No. 115 • Congress street, diroctly opposite tho Pulaski House, tho third door from Bull stroot, whoro he will keep at all times a full assortment of Fnncy and Ktitplo Dry Goods, Adapted to the City an i Country trade. jy 25 cry desirable W. C. WADSWORTH. .MIR HALE.—A i 1.31 children—a girl 6 roars and a boy 2>i years old country raised. Apply to Uy26) WM. WRIGHT. lino ordor, received this day, for sale by JOHN DALY, Whllakor-st. I liUK.—1U00 bushels Lime per brig Tallulah, . . t for sale, to arrive, by r 19 BRIGHAM, KEI.l.Y A CO. C ANE CHAIRH.—Just received a now lot of thoso cool, ploasant, comfortable Cane Chairs, with ’ without rockers, (je 16) MORSE A NICHOLS. Seasonable Goods. UMBRELLAS, FARASOLM, AND FANS, at Komptou & Vcrstillo’s. tf COLIJMBDH PEACHES. RDERS uddrosM'd to R. J. Mo«os, Columbus, will be uttondod to, and selected Peaches racked tho North or Savannah at $3,60 a bushel Basket; will be delivered at the Depot at Columbus at any thno. O’ p U lVe^ 0 ..tMrrj, 0 s'T^BS»^^ J Attorn./. WM. U, UUION. A.,., ' nd Invigorating Cordial. This medicinal beverago is manufactured by the proprietor at Sohiedam, in Uol- laud, aud is warrantod not only pure from every inju rious property and ingredieut. but of the best possible quality. Its virtue is nchnowlodgod by the whole med ical faculty. For sale by JOHN B. MOORE A CO., Gibbons’ Buildiugs. jy is Patent Wire Stalling. G ILBERT BUTLER is prepared to exhibit Pat terns and execute all orders for Foncoa made ofthe Composite Railing, of the Atlantio Railing Works«.f may 27 Stuvcs Wunted, OF WI1ITK OAK OK WATER OAK. N OT less tlmn -iff or over 11 incite, ton,, do. do 6 do 7 do wido. do do 1 do 3 do think* Tho back edge of tho 8tave to be dresse t down to the .me thickness as tho front edge. The Staves to be Btraightly cleft, and free from knots, warps, or worm-holos. For Staves pronared in strict conformity to this speci fication, and delivered on Mosers. R. A. Allen A Co’s lumber whurf in Savannah, prior to 1st March, 1864, ‘’ilty Dollars per 1U00 pieces will be paid by ANDREW LOW A CO. Savannah. Juno 21. 1853. t feb 1 PIANO FORTES. W. MORRELL & CO. Have on hand a splendid a.-ortment , f Piano Fortes, from the best manu factories iu tho country. For tone aud finish these instruments cannot bo ox- colled. For sale on accommodating terms, at tho Broughtoa-street Piano and Cabinet Ware- nieloUcons. This beautiful Instrument of 4 and 6 Octavos, TO RENT. [m$Jl Two Brick Dwolliugi fronting on Monument &!P$J s <l uftr °. adjoining the Georgia Historical 8o- Ukicicty llall, and unu adjoining Owen's building.— 'ossussion giveu ou the 1st November next. Enquiro of jy 18—w4w MULFORD MARSH REAL ESTATE I .^OR HALE OR LKAHE.—The Subscriber 1 offers for sale a uumbor of BUILDING LOTS, in Oglethorpe Town, noar tho contemplated Railroad De pot. lie will also lease for n term of five, ten, fifteen or twenty years, a number of othor lotB in tho vicinity of Ijo 18-la w3ni] A. WEBB. tho above. Executors’ Sale ^yiLL BE SOLD, in front of the oflice ofthe . . Augusta Iusurancc and Banking Company, in the city of Augusta, on Monday, tho 29th day of AU GUST next, (sale beginning at 11 o'clock, A. M.,) the following property, partof tlie estate of Thomas Cum- ming, doccasr , to wit: Tho LOT, with the improvements thereon, on tho north side of Broad street in tho city of Augusta, next oast ot that now occupied by tho Augusta Insurance and Banking Company, oxtonding thonew eastwardly to a point ou said street four foet distant from thu south western corner of tho briok building uow occupied b' the family of Richard Allen, deceased, D'Antignac l wfi!« y « onc * l i e0 * t J *° ^^wentjMdiree foot wide, constituting its northern boundary, with the righto* wtty tbrotigh attitl alley, and .A™, ™?itS.Ta l,n i ‘J 11 thor . e ? f ■" Roj'ooM «treot, in mon with othor Lots touching the same. —ALSO— inn* iQ tho v . i,,n 8° of Wummervillo, containing )out four acres and a quarter, bounded east by a road. y enforced against all trespasers. JNO. W. ANDERSON ) . EWD. C. ANDERSON g*°J ».Est GEO.W. ANDERSON Andsrsos. NOTICE. [ R. JOSEPH M. SOLOMONS having l taken iu oo-partnorsbipby the inhMruJ.. . taken iu co-pnrtnorsbip by the subscriber, t, J.t tiny of July tint., th. Cu.lnn. .lK!> be conducted undorthe same name as heretofore 00 ’ 10 jy 6—lm A. A. SOLOMONS A r CO-FARTNER8HIP NOVIOeT 3 MHE umlorsignefl have associated theinaelv*. . [ gothor, un3or th. nxme nnd .tylo 0 r it„, h , ^ uvanny, for the transaction of General Boot ^ t Shoe bueiness, having the stand on tho cornor at n 4 xro. nnd Whitaker .trooU, formerly occneild b, i' Prendorgast. 1 hey are now prepared to offer to ti • friends and the public, a well aseortod stock of I *rii lr and Gentlemen’s Boots and Shoes, Ac., which th.**!..! (Oil ohd.p for cue. ' »U1 E. MURPQv J. devannv VTOTICK.—Twomoinh. nlterdntt, | .h.iiTr il Ply to th. Ordinary of Chatham Comity for ] ,!?' to .oil lot number ton (10) Iligby TMMm niS" Word, belonging to Mnrgirot Cntninngh, L^.t „ " T jntifc'PK Fftm ^ UU, V°’ jo 28 law2mT JOSEPH FELT, Gnardi.* NOTICE. "VTO Colored Person will hereafter be allowed i 11 travel on any of tho Boats running between Fi«. lila or Charleston and displace,unlessiewSfiiSu their master or owner, or Saving a special tioCet to Z retained by the Captain of the steamer, and to .. dorsad if roqulred by some known responslbl. mJ.; KSisr'*' BROOKS A BARDEN. Proprietor Sav. and Charleston Liao. NOTICE. Savannah, June 20, 1863. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP* r UHE Copartnership heretofore existing betweeu I tho subscribers, under the firm of JOHN M rnn PER A CO., is this day dissolved^ mutual eonsnt! w. h. oi.coTrf 8, Jnnol.t, 1853. EDWIN KNAP1*. COPAKTNB.USIIIP. 1 3HE undersigned, under tho firm of JOHN M f COOPER A CO., will continue the Book sad jl ui/wi r.n a. x.w., win cuabinue me nook si Stationery Business at tbe old stand, as heretofore JOHN M. COOPER June 1st, 1853. W. U. OLCOTT. ’ NOTICE. m M essrs, vv. h.ow«us, c. w. Gould and j. i. l i Herrick, are tho only persons authorised to rt. f . W. H. GUION, Agent, ™ JOS. D. 8TEBDIN8, Attorney, eipt for n EXECUTOR’S SALE. B Y permission of the Ordinary of Chatham coun ty, will bo sold on the first Tuesday in Septem ber next, at the Court Houso in the city of Savannsh. between the usual hours of sale, one negro man namtd Eli, about 30 years old. 8old as the property of the estate of the late Thomas Green, of Chatham county deceased, for the bouofit of the heirs and creditors o said estato. Terms cash, jy 2U—lawtds JNO. C. FERRIl.L, Ex r. UNITED STATES HOTEL, BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, ttnrl (6ml J. W. BPBAtt, Proprietor, CITV HOTEL, .B ay-811reet, Saynnnah. nnv-nireet, mnvnnnan. P. CONDON AND J. B. FOLEY, PROPRIEj 0/ | N offering Ills acknowledgements for the very | I liberal patronage extended to liis house, Mr. P. Con- j don (late sole proprietor) takes occasion to announci | that Mr. J. B. Foley (late of tho Marshall House) hu j! become associated with him iu the proprietorship a ’ management of the City Hotel. Mr. Foloy will here., ter devote his experience am! industry to promote thi fj comfort of their visitors: and bv the aid of inoresiti tv facilities and assistants, the Proprietors are euabled u § moot the demands of their increasing patronage. Transient and permanent loaders will find at their \ establishment all the requirements of oomfort uir oonvenienee. The Hotel has recently been paintdr throughout. Particular attention has been givnl> in tho late alterations to the apartments appropn-fe ated to ladies aud familios, whioh, with other ohangeiiiF their arrangement, have now a private entrance to thi p dining-room, thus securing their oeonnants from aci I intrusion from other portions of the building, and afftm- S ing them all tho privacies of home. Persons viaitiijf Savannah will find tho City Hotel all they cotlld detin I it, and no offort will be spared to make it so. apr 6 cod tw ly CHETCHFIEED HOUSE, ( Formerly Griffin House.) Ctmttnuoogu, TeuncsHco. a This well known HOTEL, situated within a ft* steps ofthe Passenger Car landing ofthe Wt»> ern and Atlantio Railroad, is now open, undtr the supervision of THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, asuiiUi .by Mr. J. W. F. Bryson aud Lady. This House, wUi under tho control of Col. J. J. Griffin, acquired a veiy high reputation as a first class Uotol. The present Prr pnotor having secured the services of Col. Griflitl ilarkuuwjrx .ftbdjiaying purchased his mpstexeelleil '^“Jtuf 10 ftUli fr0m the Routs. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD. Prop. w.,v . - qunAMjr, ouuuuou east by a road. °f fltree L. about fifty feet wide, separating it from in^ottfbJcJmm'i^Ureg 1 ' 0 Ut ^ ThoLOT aboyo roferrud to, gontxliitiig about two north and south as is tho last •—by •'tbeAoid.m/Lu’t*'' 1 ““ *«d *i« ? r Sale.—Ono-thir tiurds in two equal annual payments, with"internal •”“ y of tl10 ’ ROBERT F. POE, ' M Kx'ra. of th. Sail Dlnkiiifl. TCfflSrfiff. Ilu '‘ rel """ Bl1 ll1 " l>t.»inc»» of Sait ‘»,l' r »l’»red to make Sail, of .11 Flan nf ;n K’ En.iga. Flags ofall kinds. He All orders left at the s"toro*of Messrs [jys-a^T 8 ’ ' Uud - TT r „ :oivml U iteanier Ftori*^ ,b.u„ mT,' °°r, Uo ' 1 U “ d<lt ShirU an<i Drawer” for nai«kv re ad. Ti 1 Iif?K < ! OL . l l ALT *-l U00 Liver- -1,J 1 pool Salt, for sale by July 29 COHENS A HERTZ. pKACIIES !—PEACHES! ,1-., por jtailroftd, a choice lot of I’oachos. Poaches oon or you loose thorn- For sale W. D. FORD, o Poaches, call e _\V u M11 u r g’s B u i I il i n gs", 7e ffo'n AT THE ATHENAEUM ! THE “ HABMOWIC MINSTRELS ” IT . ^ OF SAVANNAH, R U l l ! 'm.i?S u < .t. rec “ 0 " ol ' J - M«BKAN, El URNS thotr (Inccrc Hiattka for tint lit,oral l.atronage baitoweil upon them on their firatan- t 8 i^“’nfjAffgS?— *“ d MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE ATHENAJUM, On Wediiesdny, Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday Kvcuiiism, July ^Sth a»tli and 80ih, 1.833. _ ’ * licketg, 60 cents; ohfldrua und servants, half <?" For particulars,, programme. HOT On Saturday afternoon, a concert will bo givon ^?u, t n°ri U ar re *luost, for tbe accommodation of LudicB Uiiidron. Doors open at2>£—performance tooom- jyjW 9_at3>3 o'clock. Two Flue Oil Paintings BE RAFFLED FOIl itt tho Thlatlo licit, Come ut Lust, jicr Stcnmsliin rrtifnux- „ AUUUSTA. I Ki!," 1 "tuclr.iimuirrd for at Belilett’a of y -g!il— JJy 6 1 BELDEN A CO. /1LARET WINE boxes, for sulo by jy 13 cusk, Di cask ami A. BONAUD, ’■ of Bay and Whitaker s VA^"AX NIGHT LltxIITS*—Tlieso extremo- wm - • rou,,d «afo S 'rf/.'r a11 IToportioa Nursery, b aafo i f„r au onenslvo properties and perfect! safe A fresh supplyjust received, und for sale bv jy22 JOHN B^MOOREACd., R efined sugar, & 80 tibia Stuart’s Crushed and Gibbons’ Buildings. * j* I " <s x"J' I v*o«Mai s r r 50 do Lax t Kirkpatrick's Crushed d° ,«»'l Sod. Craakar. j’d da Troadwoll's Pilot Broad 3U boxes do Soda Biscuit 1 S! I:? 4 «.r , l I S d u N r 0 oh 180,r ’ MB “* 4 -5 do Ground Fonpor, at lb. boxes dl ’ ? Coffoe, 50 do da reams Wrapping Paj.ur, assorted PAVILION HOUSE, Corner South llrond nnd Bull streets, . , Fl\ 0, *! ina h, Georgia. ' WILLIAM I*. CLARK, Proprietor. 1 "i” Rool »• <>f »>'• -ilk lichrnent will hereafter be appropriated to thi accommodation of the travelling publiSf First elm raSl 0 dS:^!ra h w 6 . r l't S .E* tW “ U ” A graph, Will copy six times each, 3mo» EMPIRE HC T[] E Subscriber, latfSb^the .*■ JL Macon, Ga.,’kavingtaken the abcl nished.it throughout with the best of nl having largo and airy rooms, Lo hoi * *‘ on . °f publio patronage by close every < Lockett, Long St Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND .. * „SHITTjING AGENTS, SAVANNAH, OEORGFIA k,nd * of PRODUCE. ' , lot attention given to tho Reoeiving and Fc> ! W - d ® 00d, » » nd Ailing orders from the country, jy 28 L0CKKTT * WM * 10N0 * H. davis. $30 Reward. T1TILL be paid for the npprehenaion and delire of tL bZ'inx? °S 00 t* (°M*y**f* J*il in the Sum) of the hoy 10M. He is about35 or 4U veara old. v«ii;v hunt ,ucll «» nigh, rather spin !'u u k ' ^ » m *] 1 P°* about his face. Beil very we 11 known on tho Augusta Boats by the uam ‘ Toil BROUGHTON. He now belongs to Mai. U.U of Brunswick- <5* v>«m » months ago. DCKINU BIRD CAGES.—Just reed nt«l?! r n. to . a ?? or ' a ? otho F lot of these Spring Dot jy 27 g B rd Cage8 » for 84110 b * J- P. COI LINA f UtACKliHH, (fcc.—111 bbls. Butter und Sn* 8 * r v. ra 1^ or8 ' 1 boxes Soda Crackers, landing per steamer F lorida and for sale by 6 ^ bn CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. si! ? at8 C ? ld Oov ommcut Java Coffee 10) bbls E. Phelps’ u 40 do P. A II. Connecticut River Oin 50 bbls and 100 kegs' Palm Leaf Lard Landing aud for salo by 21 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. M ocking bird caijes.—just roemved :>i a nev !,‘5*,ror steamer, of different siaus. jy 21 MORSE A NICHOLS, 153 Broughton-st. KltKNCH KETTLES.—Just received, a J. of thoso ologant French Kettles, for cookinjr. 11^1^ MORSE A NICHOLS. LHIOT tubs, of vunouH A oval. Also, Dish Pans, a very nice article, ■h 1 - 1 JtonsE — round und bi«le. A NICHOLS. . r-'““ — the chances uro iaaen. oi which due notici wi l bagn on Ibo subitot. aro-Tbo Present of Ena. tilt Game anil Scotch TerriorPiiptjios at Play, executed Fnglisb Artists. Imported aud va] t *»)._ 40 chances at $2. To be seea at tho This- iy 2S-6 tie Uunsc, 5 Pravton-Btreut. UST’ RECIHVED ® ACKEKS * <fcC ‘ fj Wulunt, Dessert, Fancy, Butter lb. Can isters 1 Lobsters, do. do / do do. Sardines, English Sauces, Pickles, Ac., Ao. Fur sale by l jy 28)WM. Q. DICK80N. NEW OBOUUBIES. illE utuler.signed bog leant to iitilofiu the nultlic goucrally, that they have opened tho well kuown V,Vn U n de J S n A,,,1 . row 8 lull » formerly occupied by ®*. ®: Scttl y* y h0 /« Will endeavor to keep ®??t ,t * n . t, y.. 04 ‘ hftnd * frcsl * »upply of all kinds of Gr<£ cerius, suitable for FAMILY USE, , a .ri !V°t r _ d !!. t . 0 e "°. c . fc ( l uick ®alo», th»y are willing to offer their goods on thu u re, tc'Sfuu’.nH^ 0 ° f kmii ‘l«F ^RESII BISCUITS. BERLIN A NATHANS. «»—. y.-i * Jun recciv»;d per AnM?¥H r p # ( r il ’ the following various styl«r>:- Ai™ S ° r I *£ lnc °ton, Lcmou, Wine, Soda, Sugar, OZZA Rnd Broad. Also 40 kitts .jy 28 BERLIN A NATHANS. k . J, 1 ° ,,oico Goshen Butter at 25 cents 6 do Western aud Dairy Butter, at i3a20 do. 6 boxes uho en * 5 boxes Choice Cheese. sp:' 4 “ 41 r ^ C81 * * u l»ply of Pig Bacon. Somked Beef, do. j QDguc, and Bologna Saugago. [jy 28J J. D. JESSE. ^Dlt SALE.—The following Men : years old, aoemtomed to working about a atsarn • . m,11 j 0,10 25 y»ars old, a good field and steamboat hand, and one SU years old, a field band. Apply to ,v 2A WM. WEIGHT. wPOOLERS—An iudispenaublo VV 21 note this ho. weather, ^rioussisj?, .alob, FOIthtAI.K. E’'SAHSAI*^rirrV r "k«» SYHU1* «F found to bo a «d;„:h„T;;fVS^,r.?, h ‘’r.r^. n f rs,od8r f^ 1 ’ tivo in its eflcots. and nurifvin. r < n . - —: u ‘.uuiuiBi agent, altera- bo used with pu J if y in « in it8 uaturo ; and may oe used w ith groat advantago in the euro of Rhmntui from’ linVn’ * cro S u J a » Titter, and other diseases arisin for^ala bt PUr ° Btat0 01 tho blood ’ Ju8t r °«o«vcd a ror sMo by W. W. LINCOLN. Monument Square, Savannah je 13 Runny Cloili. -inf) BALES, for salo bv Jy 6—Sawlm N. Ll A VAN A I A. HARDEE A CO. ji. rul. Fu.- flalo by [ jy 23J A. BONAUb7 would invito tho uttentiou ol n toy Stook of Cooking and Parlor 145 Broughton-st. fJUN WAKKAT WHOUEfiAUISi^AW jy 20 1 " 1 * eU ° a,otUi stock Tin-War,, for sale Ej Tx- on —— •* m-»are, tor sale bv - J i. £*! JAMES SULLIVAN. hJ'J’liAiHHUAT l,ANTIiltNM._Surl, ,r O (laired by tho lato Act of Congress aa hand , t0 ardor, by [ jy251 JAME8 SIll.LiviM** 11 T u 2£ 8 v r;il Baskets, Ao., for "sa^^b* jy25 Boxes, market and clothes JAMES 8ULLIVAN. c, Stand ami Chain Pumps, for F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryau st. F°DjS. I w‘i N r , ‘. I H U ? M !P- a# lmlr O.ard 3 pipes Mudor Swan Gin. 1 puncheon Old Jauiaiua Ram. 2 do do St. Croix do by T iv 261 S «r>R AM-i‘.!5![/ , . rocolTod * nd for 8ol ° oy_ IjyZQJ 8CRANTON. JOUNBTON A CO. OAY , — , (J° bales prime Northern Hay, daily A+. /’U' Ccted P Q f “chooner Queen Esther, for sale to r 8oll0o . n *r Queen Esther, for aale to arrive, by [jy 23J iUUGUAM, KELLY k CO. B utter and lard.—5k«gs choice go* shen Butter, 60 bbls. and kegs Leaf Lard, landiii per steamer and for sale by 27 Cl,AIIHt>RN k CUNmWOnAM. '|’ A,,1 'K CUTLKRY.—Finn ivory Kniv.tit. ■ dorsal, alio Ivory Knives and Forks in set. of II pioces, togother with a groat variety of Table Cutletr, for salo very low by c. HOPKIN8, Art., ’ ,v 27 No. 177 Con'troi.-g. A yoyit HKAD.-We b.vo ittstt. ix coiyod a faw of thoso very pretty nuro white tad s they a . ■_ „ , n.r.UAMOMtCO, l V 77 Hronghton-st„ opposito St. Andrew's llall. I ,*»•«!.>AISJi’e. naloKratoii Livor Pills, il Sick Headaoho aud all bilious complaints, they Apothso&ries) l?.l”°by A ,r “ h '"rplydartreceived.: jy 27 J. E. DbFOBD. • Prime Northern Hay for sulo to unit® per schr P R Burton, by ^ 26 ROWLAND A CO. LMHt. SALE.—A mulatto Girl, 16 years old-* JL house-servant, and accustomed to taking cartd p.hililrcn. Apply to fjy 2B | WM. WRIGHT- M iUiiAUDsON’S LINENS—Just receiid T a fnll assortment of this jnstly celebrated nub INEN8, euitable for Shirtings; also, all nmnbtrf grades by ’.V. C- WADSWORTH, No. 115 Congress*»t- 1DE1U1CAL LIQUID SOLDER, for J ding China, Glass, Stone, Marble and Ornarr Hid I r °m aDy de8 ^ rl P t,on t 011 artiolo* joined with tW r v. J mwwi. *11 nruuics joined W1CH w , valuable composition will become perfectly firm, i* 1 ready for use in five nrinntos after being joined, W sain at the Apothocaries’ Hall, by J. E. DxFOHD- JOHN D. JES6R -Berrien Goblets, G 1LASS WARE- , . I paguos and Wines. Also, fine out Glsra D«f*“‘ tors, single or in seta. Wine Bottlos, Tumblers, **»» Cellars, Ac., for sale by [ jy 22] J. P. COLLIN®-. IJ OR8E BRUSHES. Combs, Cards *>* d A.JL Curry Combs, for sale by jy>8 F. W. CORNWELL. ^ 102 Bryan•*. J ^OIt HALE.—A Man 22 yeah* old, ncarpeot® r —warranted sound. Apply to J7 26 WM.WRIGUT- IjALOUR.—100 bbls. Baltimore Flour, ol* July P inspection, for sals by jy 27 ROWLAND A C0 L jlOtt SALE—The following women : ou® 33 years old, and her two children, a girl 6 y** 11 * boy 3 years old—country raised. Apply t® je 21 WM. WRIGHt. jOR SALK.—A mulatto Woman. 28 yearipl'*' 1 - houso-servant, washor and ironer, with her»®° “ girl 13 years old, and a boy lOyears old. AP* [jy 26] * WM. WRIGHT^. HORfi JL 1 a hou iihildron, a 74OR SALE.—A mulatto Man, 24 years oldtj* coachman and house-servant. Apply to 26 WALWRIGUT. jORSALK.—A Lot 60 by OOfeet, frontioff . Laurel Street, immediately iu the roar of tho Dr. C. P. Riohardsone’s Houso. je 28 ROBT. HABERSHAM A 80^ B LACK SILK of superior quality, and hu 1 * lustre, just received by W. C. WADSWORTH. 25 No. 116 Congreis-it., opposite Pulaekl Iioui®<
