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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1853)
Ata public mealing, held an Saturday Mat, rTMuuBUMTarlha Savannah Dally Morning Newi. At# tar the New Urteena Hufferera litLTIMOh't, Auguat 14, laLTIM (OMributioua ai New York lor the re- 1 the diatreaae<] at New Orleaus, haa chi reached $30,000. At Philadelphia, at JBalimioio, $6,000 for the aanie Later from Haratha ’ New York, Auguat 14 The iteamahip Black Warrior, front Mo bilaaia Havana, which latter place alia left tha 9th iitat., haa arrived, and reporta that there ii nothing new. on the Inland. There were fifty-three deatha front heat Ha^imleetweeh, _ , (^Q#*.;etty was viailed yeeterdey with a »«r/heavy fall of rain. It commenced ot 12, _ and continued until J! o’clock. Mfe learn from I v. Of. Mi«f, the Meteorologiet of lhla city for the Smithsonian lititituto, that the quantity rein which fell doting that time, meaaured ■ ' inchea54fi lU00. In that part of Whitaker ’ atraat near the Baptist Church, the water wee very deep, and that street from the Guard House to'Liberty-street, waa covered with water. ♦ . ■ « M VKMiict—We atated in the Newt or Sat urday, that Max Andre had died from the effects of th* wounds which he received about e week since. Cbronor Eden held an inques t on hit body on Saturday, and the jury render ed k Verdict 11 that 'the deceaeed came to hii & death by wounds inflicted on the back, below the lilu, near the right side of the epine,inflicted with some sharp instrument, but by what means ia unknown to the jury." Tho Crops—*Naulh-western Bnllrond Bxtenalon. The Albany 'Patriot, of Friday, eaya:— The crops between this place and Amcricus, • Mem to be about a fair average compared with previous years. Americua.is improving somewhat, butnot so rapidly as we supposed it would, in anticipa lion of the ltailtuad. The general impression seems to be that the Road will be immediately extended to Albany. This will doubtless be the interest of the C.oinpony, and we think e liberal subscription would be made by oitieene along the line, at tl^ia eod. Jacksonville and Alligator Plnnkrnnd. We find lho folluwloj report of the action of the bireotqre of this Company in the Jackson- v\\\o Republican oi Friday last: 'ican of Friday Al* mnetirig of I ha Board of Director* oflbe Jaclteanville and Alligator Plankvoad Cuinpa- ny T jield al Jacksonville on the 1st day t»r Au- guat insteg the reaulutiona of the Savannah sub- t ; »cnher«j adopted at their meeting in Savannah on the 7th July last, were read by the Seen* \*% ,W X* when « reply, it waa L ' fuaolccd, That the Boara ot liireciora ace nnUnng in the resolutions adopted on the 7th *. ° • ■ J 1 V- lho Savannah aubacribera to the etock of thn company, to induce them to alter vjhelr order of the 25th May, heretofore com- 01 untested to said subscribers, Meiched, That the Secretary do proceed. Pkbltcalmn, in ancordance with the terms or tb* charter, to forfeit thy stuck of all sub* ck of thin company, resident ,,ot h ? v ® pa*<* ™ t ‘naialmeht by the first day of SepNuitjer tlieae resnlutioba.be bub< hsbed in the Jeckaonville pnpera. iiao. VV. OAi.t, Secretary. We regret that any fhisunderatartding aliouid in .^,4i c b,lbe Savannah subscriptions were tppde/the peremptory coarse of the JJirectore seems to us to be both impolitic end uniusti- ■BiHi fat the purpoas of extending aid to the (affer ent from the epidemic, in New-Orlenne, on mo tion of R. R. Caylcr, Esq., hie Honor R. Waine, Mayor, waa called to the chair, end Wim.uk Duncan, Esq., was appointed Secre tary. *' Thp Cbeirmeo having stated the object of tHo meeting, Dr. James P. Screven offered the following neoiutiun, which wx* adopted : • RmsIvsJ, Thai a committee of five be appbluted f to deliberate and recommend a x>- tion on ibe present interesting < Tho Chairman appointed Dr. J. P. Screven, O.W. Germany, R. R. Cuyler, E. A. Soul lard, F. A. Topper. The Committee, upon their return, reported the following resolutions, which ware unani mously adopted: y Reaolved, That tho citizen* 6f Savannah aympa- thisa deeply with the people of New-Orlenns In their distressed condition-end that, aa an immedi ate help, tha City Council should remit to the Mayor of that city $1,000. Retolvtd, That a committee of three cUizena for *? . w “ rd lh ® c,t - v » ^ DO " appointed by the obair, to solicit private subscriptions, to be hereaf ter remltucd. Retolved, That a special committee of three be appointed to wait upon other corporations of the city, and request contributious. The Chairman appointed asanch committee G. W. Germany,J. K. Wilder, Hiram Roberts Tha following are the ward committees ap pointed under the second resolution : rv A VV? " ard -t>r. K. D. Arnold, A. R. Lawton, Dr. J. F. Poiey. Uroum—R. \V. Pooler, Aug. Barie, W.S. Bar infer. Calhoun-Rev. T/IUmbaut, 8. P. Dibble, Adam Short. Carpenter't Amorous, J, Monohao, F Chatham—Gen. J. W. Rabun, E. II. Bacon, D. II. Uolumbia-D. D. Copp, W. P. Yonge, Benjamin Gammon. Craitfard—Geo. H. Johnson, John Postcli, 8. B. Williams. Carry Taws—K. A. Tup per, Emanuel aiicft.lt, Levi 8. Russell. Deck*—Jacob F. Doe, William M. Davidson. Robert Burl. Derby—George W. Anderson, Samuel B. Bell. Goo. ft. Waldburg. Elbert—R. R. Cuyler, Thos. E. Lloyd, Samuel 8olumons. Franklin (old)—John Oliver, Joseph Lippraan, A. Borchert. Franklin (new)—8olomon Muyer, M. Y. Honder- s., J. E, Hernandez, Jos. . Thus, lloyoes. Green—John flaunt, Burke. Heathcate—John Boston, Isaac Cohen, Dr. J. M Schley. Jackton—Rnlit. Habershnm, Geo. L. Cope, Jr., Abraham Minis. Jatper—John N. Lewis, Wullace Gumming, J, B. Gallia. Lafayette—O. Cohen, E. C. 'Anderson, Carl Ep- ping, Liberty—Thos. Purse, R.A. Lewis, J. E. Davis. Monterey—E. A. Soullard, II. R. Fort, W. B. Fleming. South Oglethorpe—W. II. Davis, S. Zeigler, John M. William*, North Oglethorpe—D. J. McKenzie, II. C. Mas ters, David Rove. Middle Oglethorpe—Dr. Wrafg, M. J. O'Byruo, J. Wilder. Percival—Dr. Jae. 8. Morel, J. V. Tarver, A. R. Wrlglu. Pulatki—F. 8. Barlow, B. Constantine, G. F. Pal- Reynolds—Wm. Duncan, W. P. Huntor, A. Elii- M of tbe Rights and Titles, Politi- imtoriel, of Alexander Earl of t|}irl >nd Down, Hereditary Lieutenant General and Lord Proprietor of Canada and Vova Scotia, 1 * by John L. Haya^ Counsellor at Law. The object of (hie woflk ia to prove tin tha Colonial Fisheries on the jooaet of Novif Scotia are the properly of Lord Stirling, and that ha can do with them juat what ho pleaaea. Appended to the work ia she opinion m ex- tenao of A. H. Lawrence, Esq., of Washington D. O., Counsellor at Law." The object of this publication, according to the Harold of yesterday, ia firstly to show (hat the nobleman in question has the full right todisposo of tha fisheriea to whomsoever he may think fit, and secondly to back up the purchase said to have been mode by a newly formed company here, of the rights and privi leges thus claimed to have been conferred on the Earl in regard to tha Fisheries. Among the Directors of this Company and tho parties principally concerned in the purchase referred to, we find the names of many eminent states men of our country, who appear to regard this matter in a very strange and unrepublican light. The moral inveltiture ol one individual with absolute jurisdiction over an immense territory, and which would confer on hitn the power of disposing of public property in conformity “ilh his will and pleasure, is certainly a novel ittd In the Laf _ int of force to perfogm Iture. The Chairman of t •mefedes. Mr. Kurahedt, ap- CpoMpitti r Pointed by the Board of Health, ygnaire'd the spot about dark. Near there he round V chain gang,” which hod been employed f ea^Iy in the afternoon in the‘Work of bu todtoing ajy|y, having been unable to inter nl the bodies. He prevailed oil tbentv by promise! ofextra pay and a supper, to go track and re ^me the work. On arriving at tHe ceirlotery, 'found eevouty-oue bodjesJyirfg piled on the grvtind, swollen arid bursting their coffins, add enveloped in awaruis of flies, The chain gang was set to work burying tlieqi, and byhalL past three o'clock yesterday they werd all (erred. Onlere were .given, we have been formed, by the competent authority, tliai more bodies abould be sent to MvAt cemetery yesterday, 'One cause of the pressure ou this cemetery toka, aa we bfive been inlormedt the impassable state of Louisa 'Btreet,*leadinr ~ the burying-groOod* of St. Vincent de f where there era sixty graves dug, and lelt employed in consequence of tne difliculfy getting to them. It itAlso reported that the reason why burial cototd not bo prooured in the Lafayette Cemetery, was because the Sex ton refused to pay more then twenty cents c «cb for d'Rfltofl the graves. This official gets a dollar from the corporation for eacn body buried, and if from a niggard motive he failed to have the graves dug, to meet the require meets of the timer, he deserves the most un reserved'censure of the community. The burials have heretofore been made this Cemetery in such * careless manner of tbe aul, tfn- feature in these States, and one which we be lieve will scarcely hold water among tho great body of our people. The pamphlet claims for the present Lori 0f Stirling, a descent from a Sir William Alexander, of Menatrie," who is aguin reported to be descended from Burner- led, “King of the Isles," which may sound, very famously, hut, in truth, does not hear on the question. The rights claimed are said to have been granted by James VI., ol Scotland, aud 1. of England, ami the various privileges of the Stirling family uro ull duly sot forth, canvassed, and assertnd. Now, for the present, to let alone the fact that Englund. alter exercising the full rights of entire sovereignty over the North American Colonies since thoir establishment or conquest, is not likely now to relinquish them in defer ence to tho cloi. of an individual, let us glance at two important facts bearing on tho point at issue, iu connection with the attempt of the new company to purchase the Fisheries from Lord Stirling. In the first place, n special sovereignty held •y any individual subject of the British Crowu, iways bears a special obligation or subjec tion to the Throne, because il this provision were not made and acknowledged, the feudal sovereign iu possession might at will, not only cede the island out of the possession of tl. Biitish, but even into the hands of an enemy of the Crown and people of Great Britain. That such a provision indispensable, indeed, ley. SpnnghiU—H. Kublmau, T. W. Coouor, W. Rl- y. kubnrbt—J. Benoiat, W. P. Robert, Tbos.Pren- dergust. Trow—It. W. V.r.tille, C. E. A. Ponce. frallon—F. Kreuaoo, J. Hichardaoue, W. lieu derson. Ifarrem—E. E. Hertz, W. W. Stork, Richard R. WAYNE, Ckatrm.n- Bradley. Wathington—John Mallery, W. V. Prentice, E. Hegur. Wm. Duncan, 8erretary. BP" A New Orleans dispatch to the New York Commercial Advertiser aaya—“The Howard Association have taken nearly two thousand in charge during the last three weeks, while in 1837, they had only one thousand two hundred and-fifty-two in charge during twelve weeks. They will have five thousand inter ments to efli-ct before the fever subsides, at cost of ten dollars each." The Fisheries Claimed by Private Par ties* ittir from Washington says the govern- inont has b^pn notified that an American com- ffaity—iuclading, it is said, amongst its mem bers a distinguished statesman, one of the instnt bi vttrm sury c the United States, jpd esverul leading capital ists in Wall-street—make exclusive claim to 1 • The Co,t “ Affitlr. LStta WaBliinglun Bcputilic, oiiouking of the OB.t. .ff,if,cl|iii»i,t‘. it. “ BdRiUKlbiii of hii l", •»<! -y* lh*4 HitiHqn On,it. J lufrtH.m look tin high MiponalbVlity of the ECt, ]t would be nltEtmd of .hyjAtqaricon whu-wculd not atnnd tip to Hia own quota of . Ibo cotiaaquanooi," The Republic further ■ any. It ‘‘ can imaxinolio ap«r.tuflo better cal- ciliated Ip fluab tho aback or atari tho lean of aq. American than N|iot Maaeuicd whan the raaolnta tfetermination of tin Aniarican aailor to atand iiy tho right, of humanitf and tho hon- or of the flog which floated oboee him, wreat 1 „ «d from the indignant minion* of Hrnnnj i ‘hpoor.wretch deatined to tb* acoffold or tl ' mine*.” It .eta (ha affair down aa the firal prucilea! Icsaon upon tb* Hiilaemann letter which AUatria had vet received ;”*'hnd think. *-fi«llud* and it* loog Manding. The the difiieitlty by the tongaliore negotiators, it would have been enfqrced in aueh a tneuner aa to have impreaaed Auatrio with a aalutary re- eiiect.Rr the argumama end artillery of the Re|t)ihlieAt ' *- Xbtpatche. Iu Hel.tlo* to the Koeata Af. fair. Ifie aaid that dispatcher front Conetantino ple,»eJativo |,o the Kut.to affair.la.e been re. ceived at the State Department in Wnabing. tnu, Eftd tli^f tl,ay dp not vary from the pub li.hedqpcountil fnstsIlBlfv. All lettera, receiv- ^ * d - *- ,h private and official, deffiara that tbe universal eeiftimeut among the native, end the foreign eopiola wee enth'uaieetic in favor of Commander Ingraham", condoqt, - on lb. *; flrounda of humeoity and hoepitelity. The only regret expreaaed ia that he did not go a •top further end recover Koaata at ail hazards Tho eaonon of tha St. Louie ware all loaded, a force arrayed egai t The fiuae erreyed egainat her consisted of the Hussar frigata, a Iwelvo gun brig, and four •inftfl aleamers, each mourning ordinarily ft>ur guns. Four gun* additional to each were add ed during the night, but Commander Ingra ham had no doubt of |pi ability to cope auc- ceaaftiliy wifh them all, by dropping astern a thort distance. It ia also aaid that had he known, mhat is believed in Washington, that President Pferoe would have sustained him, lie would have made no cmtfjproasiee short of Koea ta's liberty. Monitor the ,Ko«sxa Affair It ia elated in the Ropubltc, that private lettera Iromiiroyr- na, written by eye-witneaaea of the entire r -y > -yF-vTi..i» q | ,B« ui hid entire Jiossttt transaction, state that when tbs hour Captain Ingraham was ex- 'm . c T',; c ° *'* Koaata was r .S-a eoftipicuoua poa lion on the deck save Hi. life of tkap,fo, w®‘ £ **» to Has proposition £l„cl, .tcor'ed ?h5?«'d' d * <1 % B “ C J co " ducl toM on, y be expected 'from Dttico ofkromcn-whip$>Frs. the fisheries now in controvetsy between the United Btates and Great Biituin, under title derived from Alexaudttr, Earl of Bierling and Dovan, Hereditary Lieutenunt-Gonerai and Lord Proprietor of Canada and Nova Sco tia, and that tho company proposes testing the legality of their claim, by fitting out a vessel manned by American seamen, and dispatching hor to the fishing grounds claimed exclusively by Great Britain, or by granting license to the American fialiermcu of Marblehead and Cape Cod to proaeoute their business ou all the coasts of Canada, Novu Beotia, New-llrunswick and Prince Edward’s Island. Lord Sterling is now in Washington. Commenting upon this novel claim, tha Washington Union soys: There are two circumstances connected with Lord Stirling's claim to the fisheries which are calculated, at first blush, to weaken its claim to a favorable consideration—its nn may easily ho proved L*y a supposititious case.' If for example, the Derby iVniiy or the Argyle family, hereditary sovereigns of tho Isles of Man and Hkye, respectively, had, at any period of tho various wars between England and France, chosen to dispose of those places to the latter power, the consequences to Britain must have been most disastrous, and this con sideration has doubtless been one of the causes which have led to the positive maintenance throughout all time, of tho rights of the Crown over all feudal grants. If Lord Stirling can grants B code tho fisheries to a foreign nation, lie can cede the whole colonies of Nova Scotia and Canada, of which ho is said to bo “hereditary Lord," and thin notion is too absurd to admit of consideration. Another and a more important point is, what the Colonials themselves would be likely to say to the pretensions of F-erl Stirling. They would probably reel inclined to put him in practical occupation of the fisheries ho claims, as the game keepers did in the case of young Easy, namely, by throwing him in. Can any sane man suppose, putting aside for the mo ment any consideration of the British Govern ment, that the Colonists would parmit posses sion to bo taken of their property under a sale bv Lord Stirling, even though the Hon. Mr. Walker, Mr. Hays, and Mr. Lawrence be the brokers of the transaction. J opine that there will be very few business men iirNew York who will be found reudy to contributo funds to carry out this game of the ...i—j 1 ‘ ‘ n ruined Bcotch nobleman, as* Earl Stirling’! friends designate him. People here are toe r r - jereleae manner i alone to produce pesiilcnce. Tha tops oftl coffins have been sunk no lower tl^ai» to - level with tip) surface of the ground, and then covered over in |he same manner as potato ridges. In this situation they were subject tc tic exposed td lhe washings of hqo\y rains, and the sun Acting on the pu(rid corpses within, they were liable te swell and burst the coffins, thus tainting the atmosphere with a putree cepce sufficient alone to generate a plague^ This wan the state of things when several persons fn the neighborhood, inhaling the rank cflluvio, informed the Mayor of the fi isunedjntely took active mensures having the graves covered with eighteen inches of additional enrlfi. Orders have hlso been issued to the Bireet Commissioner tc send bodies to rotter’s Kjeld, or to St. Yin cent de Paul; and the galea of the Lnfoyotu Cemetery ffo. 2 have been closed for the pre sent except to bodies coming from the Feurth District. The Mayor, we understand, has taken the lilt responsibility of applying remedieo to meet the •"-.ifjencies of the times. 1 he City Council has done nothing com the . , . . jg c inenaurnte with its power to alleviAte ...„ present preaaing necessities brought nbout bv the epidemic ; but have left all fo be done by private charity. This, however, ia attributable morn to ignorance^of their ditties on the part of its members, and not to criminal inatten tion. 1 oo much credit caunot ba. conceded to the numerous associations which have under taken the task of ^alleviating the present die treasmg state of tacts, and to the Mayor, whi haa taken such energetic action in this re gard. China. . . 1 " 6 [ebela atill retain .possession of Nan- King. We do not learn that they have made ty further advances. fc •« The rebellion haa made no further progress me camp of the insurgents is still within the walls of Nanking, whero thtoy appear to be luxuriating in sumptuous slylp, reposing on their victory and enjoving aa Victors the spoils they have won. In this find city ttfey lately received and entertained a distinguished party of loieign brethren" ns thev wrm nionumi tn luteign brethren” ns they were pleeaed to ■tyle lhe gran^funetiOnarice who paid tlioih a vien in the iiritislrateamer Hermes. Drksb and Manners or Trie Nanking Insurgents.—The rebate ere dreesod in ell tone o! clothing, but principally in silka apd satins, with red or yellow cap,—the body of the jacket being ol the same color. The Quaqg- Inn men ore sail] to lie .).«* with the red Uni term, the Quangni those ot the yellow. Some voungaiers dressed like feinelca. The older lollowere might be dietinguiahed from the younger by.theirlong flowing hair.. The new adherents, whoso hair ia atill abort, here a aquore piece of yellow oluth sewn to the jacket, with the character Tai-ping (Peace) on il; end also e little wouden tally suspended irum a bun™ hole, stating name and to what division the wearer boluuga. They were much delighted to see our heir so long. Alter the lien- bccninoa of equal longth nll around (hey iJiipiMise with tho tail, and eoouro th* louse hair with e breed pin. Nut having any whia- and Dovan, and .mbrirces all the public nr un occupied lande in Nuva Scotia, New Bruns- ivick, and Prince Edward's Island, together with all mines—in the whale province of Ce- neda amounting to el lean ten million! ol acroe of improvable leiule—the public iende in the uorlhern p.rle of Wisconsin end Michigan, in- eluding the copper mioea of Loko Superior— the public land, owned,or cleiuied to bo owned, by the States of Maine end Massachusetts. within the territory of Maine—a etrip ul cuuntrv three hundred inilea brood, e*tondmg from tbe head-walero of Lake Superior to Californio, . . — .jperior to end to the territory of Cuiilornie—i the lisiieries ory of Cuiilornie—and right to all tho coa.ta of Canada, No. ya Scotia. New Brunswick, and Prince Ed ward’s island. We repeat that the very me nltude of this claim, as well as its age, is wot, ^calculated to excite distrust as to its valid! ■ ty. But these circumstances constitute no real obstacles to the ascertainment of the **g«* right* of the claimant—they may, and probably will impose upon him the neceseil piuuuuiy win impose upon nun tne neceseilv of making out end fortifying hia claim witii more clearness and concluaiveneaa than would ba requisite in briuging forward an ordinary claim. J The claim of Lord Stirling haa undergone the scrutiny of eminent lawyers, end it is now presented under the authority and sanction ol legal names which ore well calculated to im* preae the public mind. We hove bed on op portunity of examining a publication on the subject by John L. liayes, Esq., which ia pro- payed with decided ability, ana in which Lord Stirling 8 claim ia vindicated by a moat impos ing array of fecte end au-horitiee. We find also, that the Hon. Robert J. Welker, whose legal abilities give to his opinions the highest claim to consideration, lies expressed bis -‘ un- doubtedi conviction" ss to “ the heirship, idea Dty, end legal right* of Lord Stirling.”' cannot interfere with or embarrass the pending negotiations as to the fulieries. Ihe Late Cut.. Buss — General Twiggs, on the occasion ol the decease of Col. Bliss, issued Ibe following general orders t IlEADftOASTKBS WESTERN DIVISION, > East Pascagoula, August 5,1853. J (Orders No. 13.) ” ' 1 lie Major Gen-rel Commending, will regret, announces to the Division the de lria,".aud that (he iinpriaoninent of that per.un after b. bad rendered * civ il oath to the Ameri- can government "i» not ouly a very regretable • mlation of international law, but ao act of Cl, whiohVill not soon be forgotten olllivn Scbeiao In Cuba. " Star of Thursday, says:— treaty between Spain wpecnve abolishment of bink, been a subject j Wcihington. lor at ough it strikes us that Joverument (here) have f defioit* or auiheutic justify them iu doing tan endeavoring to ub- , would nrxrraot action with deep Liiut.cor.w;w:¥.Bir.;,'T.;i; , mm < Adj;' 1 luot General, late Chief of the Division Staff, and formerly the Chief of the Staff of the Army ot Occupation in ita arduous end memorable campaign under Major General Taylor. On A* 4tl» inet. he died, a victim to the prevailing deadly epidemic. Iameml!i*nffi’ 0f,he b , r,lli * ,1, *•"“•• <>C this Tbev are m® C V- wou1 ! 1 b ® *«P*rtluoua lien. eon,rode*!SSI“I “ hou * ,,lol<1 wotda to hie felluw-chi“ r r- ulwnon ,b » lip* Of hie deuces ufamin.i J. 1 ? 11 I"«aerved the evi- wit? teste end learning^ * < * CUl ° “ nd odorued to public duty, left an “ample SL^rslsn ,h *i n ,h » br «iwSr , »f w E feme. Hia enlightened exactnese and attention .0 even the emalleat dutie. of life, could onW be equalled to merit by the modesty and tenf ,Tr,?,r hich h « di, P'*f*<l in thc^ no'imdsy of reputabou and at the brig t,t of euceees ^ By order of Major Gen. f wigg.: e i a. 3*o. W. Ur, A. A. A. CL its true value, notwithstanding its unaccounta ble endorsement. The fishery question must be ecltled, as it lias been begun, by negotiations of the concil iatory but dignifnul character which best be comes the two natiuiiH, and the attempt to con clude the mutter by a uourue of bargoin and aule, by which tho parties implicated hope to bo able to snap their/Angers at the British government, atm indted ai the people whose interest is much murk immediately andconsid- irably concerned. . J 1 *® newspapers here are again sickening!v full of railway accidents. The Amboy disas ter, by the collision of two trains, is one of the most dreadful, and, at the some time, Ihe most disgusiingly-stupid thing on re- corn. Like all New Jersey matters, the rail road between this city and Philadelphia is shamefully managed ; as badly, indeed, us the New Haven Railroad here; and I sincerely (rust that steps will be taken in the present in stance, tn make tho Directors indemnify the families of those who have been killed or seri ously wounded on this occasion. Indeed, 1 could go further, and insist on indemnity for tbe lo><8 occasioned by delay in consequence of the accideut. No stena have yet been taken to open the Crystal Palace in (lie ovening; which, I think, is a pity, as much for the Company as for the public. Thousands of persons, who cannot leave their business during business hours, would be glad of an opuortunity to visit tho Peiece in the evening,and the Company would find it very much to their udvantuge to accede (O'tho general desire in this respect. . 1 lie taverns nud drinking shops around three sides of the Palace, are, 1 am glad to find, ma king so poor u business otitof the Crystal Pal ace, that it is probable they will have to shut up. Oftlie three or four thousands who daily visit the building, few euro to go into the dirt and heat, or among the myriads of (lies which char acterize these resorts; while on the other hsnd, the public is so satisfied at the contents of the Exhibition, that nobody wishes after wards to go into a miserable ahrd to B«*e a wild man from California, or a fat ox from Michigan. 1 hese latter shows, with the hideous painted signs, therefor* attract only the outsiders, who have not ot their command, the fee necessary to gain admission into the larger edifice. By the way, hove I mentioned to you kverv good statue of Harpocratea. tyitU the usual wrea:h around his classic ajd well-finished head, litis work atonds in the Italian Depart ment, and is on ornament to the locality. The Cotton market has continued very firm, MiU " and priceH have advanced ubout |c. ou all grades,notwithstanding thedcar rates vf freight asked by carriers. The business doing, how ever, ia very small in extent, as is usually the case at the fag end of the season. Flour is lower, partly owing to the less fa vorable news from England, and partly to the high rates of freight which arc now at 2s. lOd. per barrel to Liverpool, and 3s. to London. Both Coffee and Bugnr are in better demand this week, at previous prices. The existing temporary but heavy pressure on tho money market has caused the rates of Ih,’!. d “ A ' , , nd “, d '? luok ,bo c ' , y i and, al though tlie, ell know that entoking wue' not nltoivad in tho camp, une or two wore imperii- nent enough to light end oarry cheroots In their mumhs. I'he Tip-pings, however, very anon made a demonstration; and in one case forcibly took the chorout end flung it away, which «'"« frightened the illustrious Mr. —. While at anchor on the night of. the 30thTilt., several shuts passed over the tteamer, the ahead. These must havo flashes appearing been fired by the Tartar picquet boats, when they thought it was too dark lor them to be seen and fired at it return.—Friend of China. Singular Hallucination.—A young man or about i.4 years, waa last evening brought to the Second District Station House and con fined iherein for his singular conduct in the streets. Upon being interrogated by the officer in attendanen to aacertain if he was sane or ern/.v, he told tho official in answer to a question put him concerning the cause of his siogular conduct, “ that he was either a trot ting horse or a jackass," and it puzzled him greatly which of the two specimens of the quadrupl'd he belonged to. “ But,” said he, if people would not * time me 1 when I go through the streets andsay'ho'sa trotter,'1 shouldn't let out—-shouldn’t show them tny time. Why do you know that I am entered lor the next trot at SSaratoga Springs, going to a sulky, best three in five, end 1 aim in no condition to trot either." The poor feilow was allowed to cool down, and after sleeping a few hours, was this morning taken to Utica. —Albany Transcript, 9th. DIED, linn jnniM 1t2 n0 nt.» Co ? °n tbs sth Inst., ABfl M : B fWF NQEB * ‘ n th ® 46th of hia dvoeftSbdhftd been for several years a Ropre- eontative of Dekalb Co. in the Legislature. a UQ. 11.- Tuupsmtisk.—8*lea o 2.. a 5f^Z„ o { il , ® n, ®S50 bbla. Turpentine were mede a -12.70 yt bll. for Yellow Dip, sad bll. for Yellow .Dip, bbl! few* -•* - Idr Vlrgi 1 350 87 cen ‘« V gellon , lMdo. 37)^; 80 de. at ““iVi?Vs ! UU./ioK 4 ° en “ * ^ l0 “- ,n * rl ■“ , Tah.-No .atm of either that »• hear of. •rVi«a r.‘.. C I 10 '* Cur ‘'. te .11 .tout 12.810 bulh*. arrived yeeterday nftoriioon, lome to ardar and tha hetenc. on m.rkat, but no »lai effected that re bear front L. 4 Jatlui trillke held it^ianan xbte ! lift] 6'eloeb, a* bneiaeae of kepir- l«f lj) ,, ; A. KIWI*, 8eo-r q/th* CoWtiqf'Or- dinary. * j 8rAui4>nr«rCow»Tr.-*I, ^XOBC^A, SPAULDINtrCoi/jrTT.- .P'Jl 1 Gordfcn, Oittneryforiaid coanty, lost Ifteve need * Jsoob’e Cordial’ in a cue of Dltirrfcoee, sad that en« dote |ffecteti» oore, and I would reoom mend it to till) public at the <Uo»t cor tain remedy for that disease, of which t hare afly knowledge. . WM. Ii. GORDON. For sale by A. Sotoxqjfs k Co. xpd W. W. Lnr* C0LW - .* .v it mu* FOR NBtV.fOKK. 5.11 on Saturday, ,Jot •I * o'cf,ck,"pTm FI-ORIDA, 111 leave •RD.FAY It CO. FORJYKW YOItK. To Mil W^dnejday^August 17th, »t ■B- The'eteemor AI.ABAMA, Ckpt. ■he Jno. L. Sohunck, Will leave e»* Wed- 17th in«t., »6 6 •'clock, P. M., eflef the ar- **■ from the Weet. rADEi.ronD. YA V * co.. Fare Heduccd. UNITED STATE'S MAIL LINE for rini.ADBr.i-urA. To leave -WEDNESDAY, /big. M, — •’clock, M. i’he new end splendid etoemshi die, ° F UEO ft OI A. Copt. Hard Csbln Fsssege to Philadelpliie.,,. *20 Steersge " ** g For freighkor nxsesge apply to . fcl| g 11 C. A. L. LAMAR. liicnrsiijii Aril* Tq Palatka and"St, rien, Bfunsteick, St. Bieolata. „ utfiKe, touching at Da- Mary*, Jacksonville and eccommodetions, eving heudsome* stste-i ^J-’lLOUNBY-, Agent. FUJI NEW YOKK.-boorgii Ths regular packet schooner ^Jpt.Lingc. will/ .k- w -J iav ® iramedlaU dUpotch for the fbove port. For height w^aeMge, apply 3EQ: JkAWlNG ROOM^jtEBT/IINMENlS ‘ _ r.vrs a rrn tram •«¥ I ■“■i. 1 1 11 1 -"iSyr-Ja WT JA8. M.GC eted himself wL DRUG and I '■M-a. ADVERTISE AND PROSPER.--Thepro-I pU«i« DriHftl priet^xof the old eiUbiishod^popitjAr, end j paymenC_ widely-circul»tSd pepdt, the Chittenoogo Qeiette, bu J aKteanel, AUgdli^wS. 80L. MAy. just returned from NeW Y^k whare heqiurchiesd the I VrQrpjOV.-^Tht i^rshmed will g*^'.t latest. Impr9vod end fashionable Type Cutsi'ko., end bvilnessit the 0Id5Uni '*BLUf! gross?^ he ^therefore, prepared to displsy and. beautify all I respeetfaliy solioits & odntiniAsse of th> edvertlflements preafcted for In.afuofl in hi# paper. | •^•^thelau ten^ ^ ykf OTIGR.-l t>.ve duDiwad J, TUENEWMEDICINE-R.JLE.Mfc*. •CS5» Rstwsy’s Renovating Resolvent, XT OTIUli.—I have disposed 11 of Hardware of MoClesky h Morten Semuel Palmer A 8on,*hnd• eollcU, in thiiTiS^f 1 continuance flfthe liberal petronege hitherto quick cure of 8crota!s, Rickets, Cefles of Mke Qoeee, I ^itabJjksJlSus end'ecoonnts Lw.ti ^ Nodes, Tumgprs, clnceri, Ao. Thftia the most extra- McSesky A Norton, ere ia the hfn% ef ordinary remedy for the care oTthe above menUoned diielee ever ueel. It i. daily aad hourly p.rformiogj unanMh^’bMlI^IS “• the rnoit wonderful miraclos. In ten miuutos afteY te-j oviptfor thf-MWMfc \ - JOHN R, No2r»? M r1, king »tee-spoonful ofthle powerful end doUoIons «or-1 8evendhh, August 1,1063. r the care aCthe above mentioned I W It i. dally and hourly p.rformiogj' miraclos. In ten miuutos afWfr te-| «wipt for thi BtVMWl pOftARTNKHSmp.-The u.,t.wl— log Dorebeied'from Mr. JOHN R. NofiSfi!: atoak of il.rdw.ra, will eouthiu. tb. kauSS mm* at nr a nnilar lit* alula tflil firm .f o dial, the patient fools it thrilling, through every cell and secretion of the system, giving fffesh vigftr end re- __ _ The new end enperior *team-paok«t .pewed energy to the vital fluids, end heeling, cleaning'I Jtook offlerdisere, will cont wjll mSS an eSi P si ft " d remoTi “* ,rom CTer J’ »eoretion end organ all dis- | r™V tore u “ d « «*e style efi; •laces, leaving ou Thursday iwoTnlug” ith ins* eVfl 8t,,d d °l ,08 ^ i * end strengthening the nervee ’oloek, end returning ©n the flowing Tpnrsdey. X apd importing vltelity to the nervous energy. In ell —°- ^iSjonV’Sp'^nUlM, 1,uu - room ‘ de i J*| i e ? * tod R^wey’s* Renovating Resolvent, ell who pel office of Redway A Co., where e regular physician | " wjr *‘ wrn,, y* A Bon.^ il BAMt) Bevenneh. Aaggst 1, 1853.*. " give quick relief, end insure * speedy oare. ’ Let j ThURING the ahseuco of tbe undersigned tfL rho suffer from those oemplaints cell et the prinoi- I -A-/ the fitete/Mr. R. M. Johnston Is eeihorUei t, ifliee of Railway A Ce., where a regut,r phyiltlan | “ m> * lWrna ‘' l.ug I3J FOR'FHrCADKLl’IIIA The regular packet sohr. J. U. HOLMES, .Lodge msstor, will hevequiok dispatch for the vo porL Forfroight or pwsage, apply ta *°« 15 OGDEN A BUNKER. ROWLAND A CO. - Horan's Lins* +OR NKW-Y ORK-Uulon Line. ..The regular paokot eohr. NORTH STATE. ‘“,* , *V r - W fc‘i h fr qul ° k htrp.tohf»r the •M^^Babovepcrt. For freight or passage, ght or passage, apply to r OGDEN AiW/NKeR. % FOU HALTlMO'ittti n The regular paokdt sohr. WOODMRIDQE, v iu —- —fffltlfS BHtQIIA-MI KEJ.L.Y * CO. FUR BAl.Tl.HOUR. JTh ”«“!»<• P* 0 *' 1 »kr. 8ATII.I.A, having dSl?.“b m" wm m,, ‘ »“« BftWltAM. KELLY * CO. FOR NKW.YOllK-uTitTLT^ ”*“•« „P«oket Bohoonor Lewi'inMter, Imvlng a jortloo of Ner'freight engagod, willhave prompt dlrpatoh. Aorvreight or passage apply to • ^ .“8 l» WASHBURN. - WYlDEI WUDERA 00. HIRE—All abllfboitteit Ne- gro Man, by the year i IrRluI Agency. nillE auhtcrlbar wittpurebuee Nr tell, on commie- -A .ten, Lota in the town of nitoNawipK; alao, land, lying In the cednUe, of Ulynn, Wayne, l.aaidcn. Ware, Api'llug. Clinch, Irwin, Lowndes eud Tliomae, for 10 par oent. commifleiati db amount of ealoa, and will ra- port_th_e veftjo of lx.de f<^ tea dollxre Where.r.gomrpbj'.lol.n AgentOgi.lberp.8t.amB.Vxll is Jn^ioneteut ettendauoe, from ff A. M. Hit NT, M. at I 8av.»«b, Q.,.J«ly 28, f&B. -MEe 162 Futton-itreot, and a Mrp la guaranlyad. Advlea I CU-l’A UTNRHriUlP NOTICRi— gratis.* ♦ J quii- l. » .T.V«ttbt R. R. if. No. 1.—Rad way’s Ready Relief is werrent- j Ji •d to stop th* most tortuiWg pains inhfew Ainutes.^- ba ;,’ nei , heVinVfcha •All who suffkr aouto pains try Radway’s Ready Relief, I gresand Whitaker |fmt! Price 50 and 25 cente^ Those dieeaseiL with Scrotal*/] Prendergsel. * They ard now ptepama to offer to thi Rickets, Nod ok, Ao.,*try Rad way's Rtnpvating Rosol- i t*« ort w| stock of XsdS v*ot. Prlea Eloper bottle.* OBc. bon^ front 9 A.M. ^ptoSSlfc"* * 4 '' W “‘ h V to 5 P. M. Principal office 102 Fulton-sl., N. Y. I '' E. MURPHY an^2 lm * ' C I W. „■ Jv DEVAMSi, indereigttflilbtVe associated themisim t* ^’WiSB^’SLam ■ '■■"'n.theat^ndfffcUia earner aaZ OIMHULVTlONOFt ^ DENTISTRY.—Dr. J, Rsfcr, 8uvgeon I ^pHE Conartuership hcretofnro existing betv(* Danttit.ftuteo/JVeie Orleune.) having lean- nVo V h l‘y? t ‘ 1 0 . rt A , ."l) 1 “' ! *, r '* h * dmt'JOHN N. 000. ted permanently in Savannah, reepooffully tender! hia * C °'’ ** lllll, day diaeolved by “ht.rimiua. - reipooffutly tender, bla rrdfasfional servicos to ita oitiiens. * Ju»y lit, 1863. A V.R'; ’ Ac., | Stationery Business at the old stand. sjrhotetoMw. JOHN M. 000PEI *W.<B. QLCOTT. tv. n. cAutoFi CURT A. IN STORE I.Nd.IUO t-tie.inut-.t.,l>htlRdelplilK < Comer 5lh-m., appetite ihe Stale Uouie. [TL has always iu store a Dili stock of French Brocatelles; Do. Batin De Lainee: 5f&JrSc‘. n .° ; 0,,T4r,>t0 ' Stationery jugs let, 1863, S OTTCK.—Mr. ir 0. W. AiexfluloriimjE gaily anthorised Agent for tho tfanssetioaui mg up of my business. SatinOainasks; renoh Moqnotte: Plushi NEW BOOI pSi 2!fe5?fe;. , i£ * Bruniwtcb, Ang. 12, 1853, 2aw^f **' “mug ui TOa-UYSICIANB. NFORMATION is wanted by the undersigned of A “S wo. who has been under the treatment of some IS uVk" in H V: U plac ,** 9*** »bo u Cthe 26th or 27th of July last. His name 1s Irvin Stallings,.aged about 21 years, Msldenfe of Franklin county, N. C., and has, r«A p, ®!t fled . t bu0 r n 1 J r f n *8*8k hero with chill e_ . £T,^^?/.5^fW°»a®l»«*ftf , l«l‘iin will bo thank- fathor, - ,, —-w -..•w.wwwMvwaajitlgllllO futty rooei.ed at tbla effice, or bFhia „ r Ilurt a bnanling bonaa, In Bryan-xtreet, oaur tho Mar- *■- «fjl» » IBVJN BTALLlNOS. Sen* NOTICE." M R. JOSEPH H, LADHON ia my Attorney du ring my abicnco from the State. *_“< 15 A JOHN 8. ROOEKS. Swedenborg’s Works. I'ViF Writing, of Swedenborg, and Collateral fhw " Bnt NEW CnOHCH author., at «ew irorK and UOriton nridAS. Kant aanua fc»l lllind r York and Boston prices. Kept constantly oi K ** J. P. COLL IN 8, Agent Q. 8. A., 100 Broughton-et. Tax Collector’s Oaico, t ./^ paj^sicians.—Physicians are rospectfuUy in- ^WftrtSTS™^*T^Tf ? r 1853. Ollloe bnulf Dm from 8 A. M.~to a'p^At. tbe 2dth of Heptember. aug 15 *50 Reward. i A i? A J! VAY ll| ia morning, from tha eubscribor, i m 2£"’»«,C«nnty, .yellow of lukir nr .ii .o«4 a 1 * uoavy cuny Head i { r ». 1 ° r "®* ! «owu countenance, spare made, round ihouiderod, hollow breasted, leans ooonslonallv SStataJf!?. y? lkin * * nd th'row. hi. tae. outf when interrogated is apt to bo picking at his fiuzers- he ^. b ii°i U .t 5fe0 L t8or d 9 . lao » ,M h W> w*“fsh, JJa"’l35 or 140 lbs; about 40 year* old ; he is a talurablo Jaok-leir carpenter; he is probably assisted by a white person or will be paid for their arrest with proof ta conviction. 15 Wtf AMBROSr — ihes; Loco and Muslin Curtains of every stylo and prioo. N. Y. Painted WINDOW It Cornices; it Pins and Bauds; Gimps, Fringes, Cords. Taseols, 4o. mri/Jv t„f?w d t^P^rJ 311 ^ 128 of Philosophy taf Sir William 1 prioes, Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, be.. I Gigio and Motapliyhics in EdUkboMf l/nivereitr, aud evrrvthmil Anrfnlma .4tl ■ xVa_ _ e • I >h«i tien of OitknAle nnA " ' ■•,* ' ^ * by D. W. WrifM.: and every thing complete/br Curtain* ot the newostParis tho 0,0 of Sobols and Colleges, etylos, and at the louestprice*. Abelard ahw Helolse, a Romtuw*, t». nna ****%* of ‘ he k window J fj Eugent; ot, the Soldier’s lirlde, by Miss SarakJL Pysohdlnanoy, Spirit Rapptngs, and Table TippJ«i tposed, by Prof. Carles Outage M* I)-, Jte. Barnam’s Illustrated News. hkve“thoir^irUlnsmaaVand trimmed in I Dowe. fashion Plates ia Aagast number I frame*, the best inannor: of Godey’e Lady’s Book “ r 5 u i ,d «?t *"4 d.alor.generally, supplied at the loueit ichvltealeprice*. * . k Traex A * Aw,, H. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Uoods, 169 Chosnut-st., corner’Sth-street, * n,ra Opposite the State HoustfPhila. . Vi.-™ News. Gleason’s Piotorial. Popular Educator. Magasino of Art. v# For sale a( the Book Itoi %u< »1 NO. 135 CQKQBlB8 v 8TREET. DRUGS AND HEDICINE8. JAMES H. CARTER & CO., JAS. II. CSKTEIl. JAS. M. GORDON, X. 1>. DRUGS,MEDICINES*CHE*mVSaL8,OIL'S L J * , For, ^. tb hi. D.—seeoad edition^ xevistd ui P iaBHr' lNST S RUMFNrs J: pjTF i l^y' *°Tba Half-Yearly Abatraetof tha Medical Scl.ecM, TOMEROHA^ffM^.Mi.U.gtepur.b... I JOtill M. COOPER i CO. A th ,n ‘I 10 aboTO line * will find It to their Inter- t to call and examiuo our stack, u tr* -- aud . ®*»«uiao our stack, os wc are curtain they will he pleuad both with the nuality and prloee. ,1 f « u »»l°w M can ba bought in iy Sontbern market. ) PHYSICIANS.—Physicians a UNITED STATES HOTEL, BROAD STREET. ADOD3TA, OBOflOlA, n>ar4 (8m) J. W.SPBAr - EM Pi Alt, Fr»prtetar. ininm „ ' UM l , 1U bUO PrOOMOe 01 s totne, qualities him for appreciating the wants and La ™,P', rrftl "’ I '» D «o«aand Neatsfoot; Window Glass I — of all siies. I renoh and American I American ' PERFUMERY t FANCY GOODS.-, ui all kinds of Perfumery, Cologne and Extracts. Fari- itSjfSSLiS? 1 8l !l f Sm ®“ in K Phials, lla^r and lh the Drag I’tie. “" ry “ rtlol » nfu *Hj kept ' Dtm% forget to ests of his house oomfortable. JE88K CAkN, Proptlster. rDan e target to call at J. H. CARTER k CO.’S, rxamlno their stack before you purchase. UBRQ8E MURPIIY. P^7«w? ha ‘to 8a#la C h ronIcla 4 Sentinel, Columbus Enquirer and Savannah Morning News willpublish tho tar*nanuult^ 1 l,U f ° rbid ’ *“ d SSSlfto C IORN.—300 bushel# prime Flint Corn, iu More J and tar sale by (aul5—6) Z. N. WINKLER. OUNDKIU8.— O 60 bbls W 1 Molasses 80 do Stuarts ABIC Clarified Sugar 121 bugs prime Green.Rio Coffee lOUmats Old Government Javu do boxes 6'e and 8's varioua brand; Tobacco fill Hetinf A Utlllt.»..<_ .a - v 300 boxes No. I’Palo and Family OUB u 100 bbls E Phelps’s aud Rose Gin “ 26 bbjf. E Tread wolfs Pilot Bread ' .*.? d 10C „ ke «* Prime Leaf Lard do llifAm Smith's *11.1 ...... y- e 4 ® “if*® Smith’* and pure Geaessee Flour 40 half bbls 60 dosun Brooms 500 reams Wrapping Paper, assorted ■ Black “ 76 packagoe Black aud Green Toa,various qnalitlos im ? as *W Torter, quarts and pints JO boxes around Cofl'eo Crushed and Powdored Sugar <0 beli> IU caskflupei ing Add for eale aug 16 H -cured Hams. r sale by 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. AY*—-100 bundles l IW111 ing from eohr. North State, and for sale by ftew York Huv, laud- - and for sale by ROWLAND j CO. C OUN and UATH.-3800 bble wlme jtiirv- k*8*' Laoil- xAi.ui (w uuaueis neavy i _ from sohr. Gaselle; for sale by WflM 8 ROB’T. UABER8HAM k SON. Ha—Flour dull undor the newe; 3 for 8Ut ® 5 Southern $5,44 )a,oU. bales 20,wjq bushels Corn at 76c for yellow. AUU. lt.-Sataa of OUO barrala City for’wMm^’ Niffirn*v'.l'e 0 , 0 ™'"“h“*'■ “ “® K " Oats 38@4Qo for M4.; 43)^ for Pa. C l n^» N Ci?° i"**" 11 * rjttlff**-. prim, whim ta D * 1 * Qd n ® f a 0m ,ohr * Lawrence, and for sale by Q A,1 ’S.—Primo Outs, lundmg and for sale by MIN18 k FLORANCE. _ exchange to recode to 8§a9J per ceut.; the lat- The Union think, the ...eriion ofihi. cl.int r,ue merol y NE8SUNO. A Paris correspondent of the Inde- pendance Delge writes: ‘‘To ineution a retrospective but curious tact, 1 am positively assured to-day that the Prince de Joinville received information from in individual, that he was about to attempt the Bmperor’s life. This person recommend* u ?° l ^ e prince s care, in case he should lose hia life in attempting to execute hie criminal design, which, ho dared to state, would be advantageous to the noble exiles.— It is also positively true that the Prince de Juiovilln transmitted iho letter immediately to Lord Palmerston, by whom it was sent to the rrench government." MARINE lNTELLIUEAlDE. KT , r , . MEMORANDA. lllind fj*'! 1 h^ ug . , . 9 .r « rr ', bri * w »pp°°. fro® Doboy ri-A°Vi?. r *x B,1,e Poule, from Darien. Cl d bark Khirhr r'*u. n .._ r . ..... , nrA°VLM ri l Uel,e Pools, from* / 'r', 1 Calhoun, for Savannah; echr Unl- for 6ovann^ r * rfcok,on * iu# 1 «br Charles MUls, O’NIel, fremT.v'.u A 7b. 10 - Arr ' br, « BUck 8 "“.l •»«£«■. -. Foreign Forts. Wvarpoe], Arr, 28ib, AaTilxud, Booion, ftom Sav.n- . H^xi. Arr. 8aa Nymph, Ilobaon, Sxvxnuxb. CANDIDATES FOE SHERIFF. The '1"onq-Hook-Tono Dhamxtic Com- pany.— I lie Commissioners of Emigration having been officially informed of the destitu tion of the member, of t.ie above company, [undo arr.ftgmente for their reception at Ward's Island, and ye.lerduy tb. poor Celestial,, pig- tail., fans, and all wete to be removed from the rih.kepe.re Hotel, where they have been .lay ing aver since their arritui here ; but the die- cipleeof Cocfucicv could not for a moment tolerate the idea of paupers' rations and elee mosynary soup, and utnululely refused to go. Firmly clutching their pig-tailu, they on. end >11 entered into n solemn compact to die before they would suffer such a degradation, and one of the indignant Celestials went aolaraa to en deavor to cut hia throat, while another, who strongly inclined to the doctrine ol the Asiatic I hugs, essayed alt angulation. Nothing could travail ui *■ —^ - • boy reao: remain Ma. Editor:—Plexae announce Mr. JOHN A. STA LE Y. a candidate for tbe offlee of Sheriff of Chatham County, at tha slacttou ia January, 1856. if 11 MANY VOTERS. I MUd KUBBKK LONG OO.tIDS—Juat tha artlolas for littta mines, ae tbay are not liable to break like tha bora or shell combe. For eel. by >u » 15 ' J. F. COLLINS. 1,"LOWER GATHERERS, thiHiiMm; o-tlce^”^uVE !t ;l r .tt 0 . ,, . t, ^eV..^“b a y SCi " 0r, ' ^ - * a S 18 IP. COLLINS. STlIltDS, Picker Pad Kri WANTED HHMEBrATELY. A amall HoaM with four or Ive rooms, I I .1.1.17.-.- — rooms, la tho bigb reruutton xax Oret olxei liotot. Thepr viol ally of tho Mxrebxt Hoaeo, Ibr which prompt P«*tor having aaaarad tbe sorvdeei of Cot, ' — ' iloroiig B» r Joepor, xadbxrht, purobMed hU iJoet Lrent will bo paid. Apply at Daily FOU HALE OU HIRE. Another second-hand Plano, a pret- cfie’a’'’'at’ ° n *’ f ° F Ml< ° F *° bir# T,rjf I Si SOUTH BROAD STREET. CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE, (fbrmorly Sriffln Bomo.) Chattanooga, Teouoaaoe, EE TbU welt known HOTEL, .ituated wltbtoativ L'B ,M P‘ °f the Paaeeagor Car landing of theWuL <rara*ern and Atlaatio RailruNd, is now - J " the supervision of THOMAS CRUTCUWt b 7 Mr. J. W. V, Buysoh and Lady. This UTouie. wkil* k i a Ji?5a. 5 k ?.°.° n * ofCol. J. J. ^Griffin, acquired a vtry “ Thipre eentPro- T Col, Griffin'i Cook and lioas* Boy aad^hivr^VuraDhcd'thV uo!!* entirely new. hopea ta rataln Ita high reputation, tod merit publie patronage. Pauengere exit be aeeemm- datedwlthau^OatalSia to audfrom tho Boata. fab 18 (ly) THOMAS CKUTCUF1ELI). Prop. aFFlOE COJIitilsSIONlIHS PI LOT- Sealed Prepoeal, will be received at the Boo of Cohen E Foidtok, until Toeeday, 18th inataut. t 12 0 clock, for railing tho ateamer lvanhoe and de. I «. BROWN’S CHEAP CA8H STORE. rtSISka completed within ten day. after— gjgf W S,'rV%7tb 0 ;t 1 ‘J,^* r,4M “ - ■us 13 OCT c A hriVm.a°pro E 2m. «*««> *tapfo Dry Goods, Teu Dollars Reward. T WILL pay th. above reward for lb. apprebea- “ a ^ 1 .tonofmyNejroWo^CL^SSA.Sb^about | 35 years old, dark complexion, about 6 feet 6 inches afndl^ VuDolv of Kid ««V S?w«i g * high; she has lost some of her front teeth; spork. tol- N £ VZiiUSSKL!Sr 4o '„_ ^ Iss I m t just arrived aad for sale by M^y COUEN A TARVEB. Union Steam Saw mill. LETS nndCaofirin^lrona-^r.'Uo | ffAVING cotnprawdTlmRMw STEAM BAW I tIji » MILL, we have takea advastage of ell 10BUSHELS primn white Western Corn, I J®Bdlng of this m/ll, we have takea advastag* ot d* lvwUU just reooived aad for sale by I 1 u?/ e °* nfc , “?, r ,° T1 ln «nta Is the construction and m»- eug 13 6 CliAS. II. DURYREv I lii? orj ( of “‘r 11 ** tnd aro of topfalen Umt oar WIJ> will only require a trial to coaviaoe any pas ttsMta can manufacture LUMBER equal, if ^soc' kSwrior, to kny other mill U. tho 8tate..JCpuSfcwh? mev fe»ot ui with theD^rdert, we wille^^^ ’ tions shairtie vied to give satlsi B AK.E UVKNS, of all sizes; also Bisci Ovens, Tin Hoostcrs and Reflectors, at augta MOR8K& NICUOLP, 155 Broughton-st, nSa* oav tttmoft net- RON 1*0 TW and KETTLKM, of Engll.h I SfiKSS^iJ!" 1 “ * 1 ’“ TOS*- and Amerleaa manafadtaro; also just received a Orlere maybe left et our otto* of French K.ttlol, foe | or at th. MILL, /..tore VtharVM. ’ Vf aygi ouglS eng 13 I Dry Goods, CtoUaimr, Ac. ~ enamelled->aU Ilses, from one pint ta sight quarts. I "T\ ABRAHAM Sc. BROTHER desire to inform “ MORSE k NICHOLS. | Ua their friends aadfche public that they have re moved frdm Bryon-streetto the oornor of Baraard ui : the Market, where they will wholesale and retail, a large „, D , . , Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Sbo* * 1 }® Boo®* a largo assortmeat of Faaey ertielM* )ROPOSAL8 will bo received until 22d inet. for | with a full supply of Tranks, ko. 6mos mg^ J Case of TooD, Quilling Scissors and Liquor Cases; r ** le h 7 l»«Xi6j J. P. COLLINS. nUTTKItR ,, « 1 (UIIE_ESlfi;-20 firkins and Rec< tubs prime and choice Butter; 50 boxee Cheese, slyed per eteamor, and for sale by -A q g 15 MCMAHON k DOYLE. li'liC J? quality; 100 do. Baltimore do. Received aad tar § A* e b 7 [»»«i6j mcmahon a doyle. fiy*- Georgia FJuur, of superior uualitv : 1(H) (tft Rnltimr... An D 1 I .1, O IL, dec#—10 bbl*. Bleached Whale Oil; 100 * nd Starch: 73 boxes Soda —“agar Biscuit; 100 boxes English fopes. For sale 10 MoMAHON k DOYLE. S ALT.— l J50 sacks Sali,*for sale tiy m McMahon a i CANDIDATES FOR JUDGESHIP. Mr. Editor:—You will please announce the Hon. LEVI S. D’LYON, as a Candidate tar tbe Judgeship of the Superior Court of the Eastern Clrouit, and oblige J #22 MANY VOTERS. ESP We are anthorised to announoe the Hon. WM, B. FLEMING, as a candidate for the Judgeship of the Superior Courts of the Eastern District of Goorgia, jo 20 Ma. Editor You will please announoe the Hon. CHABLE8 8. HENRY as a candidate for the Judge- ehip at ths 8aperior Courts of tbe Eastern Circuit, and U>21] • MANY VOTERS. * bH&AKrf'* SBGAH8 ! ! !- Rondo, 10,000 Co a Unas, 20.000 Consola- kdmSIiVSjSM} 1 “**?."*^VSS Uold Leftf - 6.000 Adelina, ** m Gwrgia* 8,000 Esmeralda! a - oooc - —ALSO— fa.' Chewing Tobacco, of all desoripiions, SnnlT, Sogars- Cases, Port-Monais. Foreaieby i*. JACOBS, a«g o ” No. 27 Bull-et., sign of the Indian. pipes Holland Gin, 60 j bbls P aud H Rye do; 6 half pipes Otard Brandy, 9 Dupay do ; 25 bbls Dotnestio do; 10 qr casks Cog- — do clW bbU WhJjfl Whisky; 56do oia Monongahe- U 16 d .° 75 ksg* Gan Powder, received MCMAHON A DOYE. 2000 *ugt I CORN. BUSHELS Baltimore selected white * Cere, for mite ta arrive, by DAVID A. BILLON, foot ef We,t-Broa4 it. - .00 bngo C _ 50 bbl,. Flour, landing per eohr. Satilla, for ,ale by »»«)d BBXOHAM, KELLY k Ct>. UALTiaiOKK FLOUR.—100 liarrela fre.b SaUt grouad Howard-atreet Flour, landing from eohr. SatiUa, and for eat, by (aug 15) HOWLAND A CO. QSIUOTB1NU IRONS" and fuilmV Iron." kj fer/atoby F. W. CORNWELL. B etter, cueehb, tec. 30 keg. S,lect.it Ooiheu Rutter 2! V A, tkj kblf bbt,. Ote. ilaaa'a F. M. Beef Landing from ateamer and for .ate by * u » I* 8CHA$TON, JOHNSTON A CO. , ..—... . —* uitiicco rtour, -Yore° S .ndfor i a. P bJ*' M “ , ' ,ip AU, '“■*■ OODEtf A BUNKER. L'LOUR—5U*.rrel, Hiram Smith and lienee- JKv.“h» F i i " U ‘,’ r - 10 ’ c *"»' do.: 50 barrel. JlalU- J - *• Bur “ a mi CI.AQ110RN A CDNN1NQHAU. b ***, llu *»t Penn.ylvaoln Onto, Standing from■ «k/-W^bridreulh, «,!. fcy * ug 15 ~ CL AQ UORN k m CUN~NINOUAii. H skSbi® FLO UH.—1011 bbls Howard Street Floor, landing aad for/tale by aug 13 ’ SCBA^TONj’jQHNejrON * CO. C m"“un T d'irg“.nS't .“.ty ,,ydr *“‘° C< " *“> 18 BRIQHAM. KELLY k CO. 'I -IN-WARE AT WHOLESALE.—A large X and wall auorfcd .took or Tin-War. for eal. by aug U JAME8 8DLL1VAJL Itg Broiigh'toa ... JTOVK8! STOVEHM STOVES i - ! — A s mC general assortment of ihe latest improved patterns UL'UNINU FLUID and Camphine, for sale -» J. B. MOORE A 00. " 13 Gibbons* Building. removing the slates and shingles from roof of the lango, aud sheathing the same with narrow sea- | /-n .. J?, soned boards, une inch thiok, free from sap and shakes, I / j.IlRLR1 BU l LLRis prepared to exhibit - with best quality I. X. tin—the val- I VJ terns and cxeoate all oraere for Fencesniadeofthe and ooverihg roof v i a a --w-w a. m*. .ia.—buv tftt- | mrn» «nu cxeoute all orders for Fences nwdeoj my ley s to be of copper. Coarosita Riiuno, of th* Atlantio Railing Workio* ’* ... New York. * 8m mar^ -fStiJS th " cor S!«! “J -“fi « tverinc it wi ROBT D. WALKER, Chairman Publio BaUdipgs. I ii i Unde tVork VTnmtrtn—Tn \— • ■ - , JlU Pointed Under Sleeves; Do dodo filook and White l^OHLE.—Confcignpes per schr. VIRGINIA, J™* Hleeyee; Do do do Pointed Collars; Dd do de 11 from New York, will attend to the reception of Gmtar Handkfs; Do do do Linen Cambric Handkfi; £t.« fleod. lanjla. Hi. Day, at Andenoei Kuer "» S«l« Baad.) De de d. Edgln|i*“ wharf. All Goode remaining r * ' — ~ 3 1 — — A * V - U - ,J — a ■*- * »«» "* Stored c L ‘ L - ’ [augl2] For Sale. the.Wharf after san Iu, « rtI ngfj ftnhroidered Swiss Evening Dresses. Jo|» 1 W. C. WADSWORTH, 115 Congress-at., opposite Pulaski lle«w. set, will be stored at the risk and expense*of the i fVeivedby fiwn.v* r-«- v» H. K. WA811B1JRN, Agt, I ang 10 1J IHilUTY.-Just received p«J Sen Ielunii Baggi'ng; o„o halo Eug. I hL'SS&.Sfl&S V"V, CT y.c. | SALH —A well hroknu Northern Horse, Jj 7 or 8 years old. Apply to F WM. WRIGHT. OR HALE.—i?G7 sacks prime white Corn, ju$t “-’d and for sale by [aug 6] WELLS A DURR. C J KEPIS LEHSK*—Black and White Crep# ' Levee. Also. Crones of ell color* at 10 WADSWORTH'8, 115 Congreii-^. -l,S(u: bushels Prime Western Cora B LIT Lit and UUUEHE.--25 firkins Unth- , on and Western Batter; 50boxes Cluese, received ale by P. L. CONSTANTIN^ per steamer and tar sale by MoMAHON A DOYLE. A, LARGE SUPPLY of RIM, MORTICE b ..»yq flOOH'ir ««—.*i for sale by H AY j HAY! HAY !—125 bales Northern H»/, for sale from store in lota to suit end SLIDING DOOR LOCKS. Also, Miner** Knobs, for sale by C. 11QPK1NB, Agent, No. 177 CongrewjL Hay, for sale from store in lots to suit purchasers. .37>4 per owt. Apply to Z. N. WINKLER, »ug ta IQ WUilemron’e Bolldlpge. --Q - v. e.vna.a.p, OgUHV, HU. Iff VAmglv- U **4*7WEIGHTS ANO AXLE VVh- C5 LEYS, for.al.by C. HOJ-KINS, Ageab. sag » No. 1710e»«r«B^_ ii ECB1VEO. , per Bteainor Florida, eud \j store, 10 bbls. oholce Mercer Potatoes; 10 boxes imons, 3 do. Orangee; choice Goshen Batter. Cheose Smoked Beef, and Bologna Sausages. * L. LpOCKLAND Llillfi. — 1,000 pw ® ri iu I XL quality Rockland Lime, for sale, to arrive, b/ me *ug» COHENS A UEW*.. " JftUOICIB HA 318, Fre.b Almond, and Vy .tne, Smoked Tongue*. Cornod Be.r, SmokM DWL Ja.t received a, BERLIN k NATHAN'S, Under Bt. Andrew'. EPISCOPAL PUBLICATIONS. , , UBT RECEIVED : A variety oflbe publiealiau. QEGAUS1 8EGAR8!!—Lijpnu, KinIlo»«. , .. ,, „ - nW'"v L. I OLwamiti nnuJeeK,, 0-1.1.110,, -■ j., fJ 'ke Mew York Freteatant Epiaeofal enalaiy. O Gold Leaf. Morera, La Orauadina, and a radio II. Rhurell OtUnlilima Qifckati. a.k..i r a ... ] I qpbW ktodlyfOr Mil Bt , u ’ OhjSchool Service,and | S-' s. SIBLEY* ) AN& .No. 135 Congrv je-etreej fi^® nod C'OUN.—For sule to arrivo. ply to (qqg g) OGDEN A BUNKER.*^ Shouldera.—20 casks I choice Hams; lflhhdsahoic* Shoulders, reoeived per steamer State of Georgia, and for sale by reomM ' MoMAHON A DOYLE. S^i S le !. a S d Stmt*.—75 boxes No. dV.!'wd„''8u^‘?„^ u ?, 0, 1 , P ,’' 80 b ““< C.U- I —*" f 8 MoMAHON Jt BOYLE. “A*«NuTloUR, linker'. Farina, or *, nl » new art tot. ef Filamend or Brenkfeet Towder. Ju.t received aad for axle at T IIUE AND LATH8-—two enrk. \j 50 H Lath, from 81. Jobn'A N. B.,' lauding fn* brig a. M. Charlton, aad lor axle by , r0 BWOHaS. KELLYkCO^ Powdored Svf ,,r i S UGAR.-LoalVCruebad . alio A. and C. Otartded, lai BEUL1N k NATHANS a., ti - VkfUITE LEAD—Pure Whlia GRAIN. OORK.—Prim. Pork for rata by. A *-« 8 MINIS k FLORANCE. | . Corn I jC5TKam5=AT5Sf fin* email Haw I 4.000880 burbela heavy Oat.,laadli.gP ,r ,tM " *ft.„ n ,Ur * for »•!• by Emma, fre tale by .„»aoN. »»** A. BON AUD. | aug iff 8 E. RABERJIUM * jSEL
