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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1853)
FIV® DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE TWELVE CENTS A 1 VOLUME IV. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1853. —» PUHUSIIED DAILY AND TBi-WEBKLT BY ,u JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. pounirf.) coo rurtmemeutf ' PS, fe n»* [From the Now Orleans Crescent 1 Down Ami« the Dead Men. . .To wily t«o many horrible report* of the doings •moeg lb* dead, wo the oilier day visited the carte- terl*». ; In every itrevt were long procession*, tramping to toe •olemn music of toneral mtrclio*. Zl 1 M following rates run LINKS, On* Meath. Two M Thro* u , _ a Four “ 14 Od 8u _« .— one week. I* w ° n ® *•** W For advertisement* net •tcMdlng Eve lino*, tfcm* eurebi of the above rales will bo *har|td,l. *.: insertion.. isrente. o” M. *«• r.,.,1 Adf brtiaemKitolnMrWl M «h« r»u«. Adv.rtlnm.no from tranii.Bt p.tlonj or.lr.nj.l. the averago , .. , ./‘JJJKuwToatSinl to toll offlo* withoatdlreoUons, taiThLttber of Insertion#, will be published daily •atil ordered to b* discontinued, and ohorgtd acoord- «r *All Letter* dlrooted to thl* offio* or the Edit 55Tb* sou** b* i Ki»c paid- fBmm ProfreM of tbv Yellow Fever at New festooned with black *ud white hanging*, the voice- lee** wltneaeee of wail mg and of sorrow. On toe one ftoid slowly swept the long-corteges or the wealthy, nodding with plumes and drawn by pranc ing horses, rojoicing in their fhneral vanities: on another, the hearse of the citizeu-soldier, preceded by measured music, enveloped in warlike panoply, and followed by the noisy tread of men under armi; while there again the pauper was trundled to his loug home on n rickety cart, with a hoy for n driver, who Whistled a* he went, and swore a carelots oath ns he urged his mule or spavined hors* to a trot, making haste with another morsel contributed to the grand banquet of death. Now among the steoplcs whs heard the chiming of bells, as of Ghouies up there, mingling their hoarao voicos a* in n claerus of grotuluiion oVer the ranks of fallen mortality. Anon from some lowly tenement trilled the low wail of a mother for the child of her uffection^, while from the corner opposito burst the song or some low bacchanal, mingling ribaldry with sentimont, or swearing a prayer or two as tho humor movod him. The skies wore a delusive aspect. Above was all cloudless and sunshine, hut little in keeping with the block melancholy that enveloped all below. Out along the highways that lead to tb* cities of the dead, and still the tramp of Mineral crowds knew no ceisalion. Up rolled the volumes of dust from the busy reads, and the plumes of the death carriages nodded in seeming sympathy to the away- ing cypresi of the awnmp, enveloped in their dun appareling of weeping most—fit garniture for such a result of thi* document Is, to say the least of It, ini- probsble. It appear*, however, that tho readme** attributed to the Emperor iu the supposed uccoptanco of the proposals made to him by tho othur powers, htd been considerably overstated in the first reports of the French ambassador at St. Petersburg. The sen timents then ascribed (b the Emperor in consequence .of the language employed by Count Nctsolrodc, were, in reality, no more than the ordinary forms of civility used in the intercourse of society, and pledged hi* government to nothing. Although the regular intercourse between the Court of Russia aud the Divan is already broken olT, it is now contondod that tbe negotiation must bo carried on with Con- atnutinople, ami not with London or Paris, thoso court* not boing principals in the dispute. The consequence is, that although throe weeks have now elapsed since the proposals of arrange ment were forwarded to St. Petersburg, there is no evidonco of a direct approval of thorn, aud these overtures appear to have received just so much ac- ceptaace as to encourage the inaritimo powers to open u negotiation without pledging Russia at all to the result of it. Wo mutt bo nllowod to remark that this conduct boars strong indications of tho prolon gation of that system of aubtortoge which has mark od this tumsaction ab incepto. It bus been known nil along that Iho Russians hud an immonso inter Bryan, Ann Bryant, Frances A Byrns, Thomas Borusteia, J Orlpane. New Oh leans, Aug. 13. There were about 200 death* from Yellow Fever ia New Orleann on Friday. New Orleans Market, New Orleans, Aug. 13,8.30 P. M. Twenty-nve hundred bale* of cotton wore nold during the weok in New Orleans. Mid* dling was quoted at 10) cents. 4 The stock on hum!, as ascertained by actual count, woe 16,000 bales. The Africa's advices were received on Saturday afternoon. Tbe Ship John Cummin*, ftum New Or leans, nr Tybee Honda, with Yellow Fe« verou board. Captain Kudulpii, of tho U. S. cutter Ham* ilton, arrived yesterday from a cruise, reports that he assisted to bring into Tybee tbe Ameri can ship John Gumming, Capt. Haven, from New Orleans, bound to Bordeau*. The ship bos yellow fever on board, and Capt. Haven had died from that disease, and was buried on Saturday on Tybee Island. During the pas sage, the only passenger on board had alao died from the same disease, and was buriod at sea. Three of the crew also died, and two more are siok with yellow fever. Tho ship is anchored in Cockspur Roads, and leaks badly. The John Camming sailed from New Orleans on the 21st of July, with a cargo of 50 balos of cotton, and 119,000 staves. Tbe vessel is 721 looa burthen. At the gathering points carriages accumulated, and vulgar teamsters, as they jostled each other In the press mingled the coarso jest with the ribald outb; no sound but of profit)* malediction and of riotous mirth, the clang of whip thongs aud the rat tle of wheels. At tho gates, tbe winds brought inti mation of the corruption working within. Not a pi-ffbut was laden with the rauk atmosphere from rotting corpses. Iesido they were piled by fiftios, exposed to the heal of tho sun, swollen with corrup tion, bursting their coffin lids, and suuderiug, as if by”physical effort, tho ligaments that bound thoir bands and feet, and extending their rigid limbs iu every outrs attitude. What a fooat of horrors I Inside, corpses piled in pyramids, and without tho gates, old and witliored crones oud fat huxter wo men, fretting in their own grease, dispensing ice creams and confections, and brushing away, with brooms made of bushes, the green bottle-flies that hovorad on Uteir merchandise, and that anon buzz ed away to drink dainty inhalation# from the green and festering corpses. Mammon at the gates was making thrift outnido by tho bands of his blaek and sweating minions, that tondered sworn-meats and cooling beverages to tho throngs of mourners or of Idle spectators, who, inhaling the Aimes of rotting bodies, already " heavod the gorge;" while within, the “ King of terrors" held bis Haturnnlia, with crowd oI stolid laborers, who, as they tumbled tli Bradley, Miss E O Benton, Mrs 11 M B*U, laaiab A Bennett, Mrs A A mi aiung mai mo Russians naci an immense inter |B*IM*1, llenyiok oM In gaining time, especially towards the laltor end ujjy* o( llto prssflut suminor, when they are actually in occupation of tho tni'chcovnlcd principalities. It is time we should learn how long they are to remain iu pacific possession of territories which they have occupied In direct violatioa of the laws und treaties or all Europe. It ia timej no should inquire what inteutioui tho Emperor has of retiring from (hose positions. As a means of coercion ap plied to Turkey, this aggression utterly fails of iu effect, for though it is nn insult to tho Porto, it is a positive Injury to no one but the Inhabitants of llioio provinces, to Austria, ond to our own com mercial interests. The Porte, ufter that occupation, holds the snino language it did bofore. Wlmt is to come next! - MST OF liliTTRRS EMA1N1NG in the Post Office, Havannah, Os.. 15, 1853. P*t<u>ns wishing Letters Item this please ask for ADVERTISED LETTERS. I Published according to law ta the ^spor having ths B emain AT,! Dry Quods, Clothing, ko. BUSINESS CARDS. bui.it circulation^* ANDREW k HARDWICK. Ur, Cord,l i. A ■ Kouu,hUr,ant Aneiott, Alter. Abbott, Cell. Arnold, M.ri. nl'tAsi/uf Caroline Brantley, Jamda 8 Brady, Donuts Brannon, T It Battlooo. Jans M Barton, Wm U Battoy, Sarah M Bandy, Lucinda Bates, Ana B Ratos, Anaay Ragstraw, Esther A It Bradford. O 8 Baldwin. Fanny Kenney, Mrs KelbUr, Lemuel Kelly, Peter Korns, Thomas Kullr, Cathunn* Keller, David Korean. Catherine Konnornr, Rev 8 W Korops, James Keren, James M K«g*n.John * King, fclloa King, Nell Kirk, Caroline 8 Knox, Waiter Kolb, 8a**a Keiser, Mr LA COSTA, C D Landrum A Co Lane, Mr Later, Anthony Brook, J R A Co Uoudiu, Alexander Brown, Horace Lewis, Mary Ana Bogues, Abratn Broughton, Mrs l.lod.r, J Sr Lynch, Catherine Linds toy, Gideon Extenaive Forgeries. The paper of all Ohio Stock Banks hasboen refused by (he banks in Cincionatti, in conse quence of the genuine notes of a number of ths banks having been stolon from the Auditor’s office. There is eomo mystery connected with the affair, which renders it possible tbat tho notes ot all the banks may have been stolen. Ail the bills detected were signed by the Register, but the namoe ot the president and ceshier were forged. Burks, W‘U lam Bur,,. . / -./v 55** aLM 7 -ngellna »' —K, THOMAS •Jahry, James Campbell, James Crawford, John Capalla, Q Cans#*, Georgo Conners. Eugene Clark, KUsabtth Oarponter, Elisabeth Carr. Amanda Clark, William Capps, Caleb Careoaa, W Carrnthers, James Chamtorliug, Jno A Liton, Margaret L^nobj Michael O Larkin, Mrs Low. Robert A Lord, JohnP Lord, TP Lowo. Charles l.ovah, Patrick Love, Iteary Love, James Lunas, Maria Lutrs, Johannah HALBTT. MRS E A HALM 1. Ol Maxwell, T B Martin, Win B Maddoek, Michael Marshall, Mary M Clark, James Causer, Mie!u«l Chambers, Jao A McMsIon A.porlo, aturgeos A Kcmnton, Wm Lynn, Urigh.m K.llj- i Co, T 8 W.yno, Wbl D.tU.au, W Maokay, J Jones. CI.rk, Jao U Clements, Ana W pcaman, Mrs A Masters, Bentarsr Maoall, Sarah A Maxwell, Mrs M Mallory, Elisha 8 Marshall, Jaeksoa Manulng, Patrick Marshall. Elitah Meady, Wm F Cleueete, Jao L Cheek, Henry R Capt Fred Catherine iy Our ne# Oliurge. tu Austria and the Neth.rlaada, Messrs. Jackson, of Georgia, and IICLMONX, of N.w York, leare for their rsspec- i.e postrby the steamer of tha 20th. Tb. letter will be accompanied by his family. Niiy Cotton.—Tbe steamship Perseve rance, from Galveston on Tuesday, brought a bale of new cotton, ths first of ths season re ceived ot New Orleans. It was from tho plan- tsUon'of J udgo Wofford, Os Witt opunty, To*, ea, and was eonsigusd to Mr. John Williams. The first bale lest year was received at Now Orleans on the 2d August. nr An interesting revival of religion is now progressing at both she Methodist and Baptist churches, in LafayettA, Ala. The Tribune says a goodly number hsvo joined the church, and some profossed religion; and from the number of convictions, it is probabl. Ihot much good will be dono. ty The Pope's health is roporlcd to be precarious. He has bean suffering for some lime from so attack of asthma, and from gene ral debility. Ho is 61 years of age, and iris death would, without doubt, be the eignai for important movements in Italy. iy The" ’ochoouQr tisther 'Burr, Capt. Kelly, arrived at New Orleans on the 9th iust., bringing files of papers from the city of Maxi, co to tbe 21at ult., end from Vera Cruz to tho 27th, from which the Picayune learns that the government has called for an enact return from all Governor# of States, of all foreigners residing within their respective jurisdictions, |>m ticularizioagjtttMile? they have the neces sary license t^Ptlft in the country, and giv- ingth*number of those Who have not, on each of whom a fine of twenty dollars or imprison ment is to b» inflicted, till they be disposed of» either by being compelled to leave the country or by getting the necessary cartas de seguri• dad. crowd oi stolid laborers, wbo, as (hey tumble doqd Into ditches, knocked them "about the sard," and swore dread oaths, intermingled with the more droadftil soundsof demoniac jollity. Long ditches wore dug across the great humau charuel. Wide enough ware they to entomb n I*- S on, but only fourteen inches doep. Coffins laid in am showed thoir top* aliovo the surface of th* earth. On those was pllotl dirt to tho depth ofn foot or more, but so loosely, that the myriuds of (lies found entry between tho loose clods, down to the cracked seams of the coffins, and buzzod and blew there their ovarja, creating each hour thoir new hatched swarms. But jio sound was there of sorrow within that iie Gaheaoa. Men used U. lh* scent of dissolu tion had forgotten all touen of sympathy. Uncouth laborers, with their bare shock heads, stood under the broiling boat of the suu, digging in the earth ; nud as auon they would eucouutor an obstructing root or stump, would awear a hideous oath, removo to aiiothor spot, and go on diggiog as before. Now aud then the mattock or tho spade would disturb the bones of some former tenant of the mould, forgotten there amid the annios of the accumulated victims, and the sturdy laborer, with a gib*, would hurl the brokau fragments on the award, growl forth an on- argetic d—-n, end chuckle in his excess of glee.— Skull bones were dug up from thoir loug sepulture, with ghastliness staring out " From eaoh laok-lnstro, eyolsss hole," without eliciting un "Alas, poor Yorick," and with only an exclamation from the diggor, of " room for your bottora I" Economy of space was the source of cunning calculation in bestowing away the dead men. Sid* ‘iy side were laid two, of glgaulio ureportions, 'looted by corruption to tbe size of Titaus. The central projections of their coffins left spaces be tween them at their heads and heels. This was too much room to b* filled with earth. How should the space bo saved? Oj portutioly the material is at hand, for a cart comes lumbering in, with tho corpses of a mother aed two little children. Chuck tho children in the spaces at the heads and heoh of the Titans, and luy the mother by herself, out there alone I A comrado for her will no found anon, und herself and babes will sleep not the less soundly from tbe unwonted contact I Tho fumes rise up in deathly exhalations from tbe accumulating hecatombs of fast coming corpses.— Aluo wear at their noses bags of camphor and odor ous spicee—for there are crowds there who have no business but to look on and contemplate tho vast ley, U J Gilbert, Claghorn k Cunningham, T8 Way us, D L Ooheu, Wm Warner, L 6 Bonnctt, McMahon A Doyle, Holoombe, Johnson k Co, Scranton, Johnston k Co, Webster k Palmus, N B Thompson, Wells k Durr, L N I ailigant, Bsldsn k Co, Akins k Barns, M A Co- i Bn * Bjjthw.U A Oo. T R Mills, J Q Falligant, E Lovell. I W Morrell k Co, J Poole, Fort k Dunham, J Hossnflald, G A MoClusky, J Sullivan, Brigham, Kol- ly A Co.UBfl Gardner, A Short, J AI Cooper A Co, J B Moors A Co, Oohsn 4 Tat vcr, MoCoskor A Trsanor, M J Solomons, D O'Connor, N B A H Wood, Crane A Rodgers, J Diokson, G Butler, Jetforson A Hamilton, and order. For brig Pbilnrn. from Boston—Brigham, Kelly A Co, Oohen A Fosdiok, T R Mllli, Claghorn A Cunning- lmm, M A Cohen, T 8 Wayne, U U Johnson, N Hill Wsed, G U Clark, 8 M Laffitsau, J Siohsl, O Johnson A Co. E F Wood. 11J Gilbert. J Vinahoo. W U J O Falligant, C Smith, Webster A Palmes, W Hoidt. Par sehr Cataract, from Naw York—ll J Gilbert, W " .. ^—- — - - sA yg Clifford, Chriatiau, v«in< Christie. Sarah Chrlstls, Susan C Christio, Capt Luko Clindining, Rofcbrt Coy ua, Thomas Golan, Ilngh Conner, Thee Courtney, Tonnent A Co BllUer, Inman Oannora, Patt Cousins, James F Counsll, Patrick Cooper, Mary Oonnavr, Charles Costa, Lt L N Coloeon. Theophilus Cotton, Willii Cohen,M M Cochran. James W Goodriob.JA Brown. Claghorn A Cunningham, 1 W Morroll A Co, Ogden A Bunker, A Scuddar, 8 M Laffl- teau, M A Cohoa, T 8 Wayne. W M Wadloy, Weila A Durr, J Jones, T R Mills, Amloriontt A Co, Charlos Van Horn, Morao A Nichols, A 8hort, G Butlor, J O Falli- gent. 8 E Bothwell A Co, Phllbriok A Beil, A Haywood, W W Llaooln, Holcombe, Johnson A Co. M J Solomons, Davis A Copp, Cohon A Fosdiok, and order. LUOITRO. OnUlCR Oody, Alioo Virginia Coanelljr^Mra James Cornell, Surah 8 Curtis, Mrs Triphtni* Calltn, Mr Cuylor, Jane PASSENGERS. Ter steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—W Thomp- ■°^ i U*«oo4, J 8 Allan, U H Marpla, E F Btrohaokor and 3 deck. CUlMIHUItCIAL. riavannah Market, August 10. COTTON—The aales yesterday were 62 balos, vis 07 at VX aud 5 at lO^o. Havaunnlt Exports. B<mox-Bark Cbas William-60,712 feet Lumber, 873 bales Cotton, 30 do Wool, 250 bags Rice Flour, 016 Dry Cow Hides, 186 bundles Cow Hides, 4 hhds and 1 box. They don’t enre if thoy . ... _ eoome so used to tho reek of corruption. Thoy uveu laugh at tho riot- draw 13P Ainpng ihe eminent pereotm who, it ia Baid, have eapoused tho Stirling clnim, oro . Hon. R. J, Walker, Mr. Hodge, late ABsintant Secretary of pie Treasury, fee. The China Mission.—It is now though t thm the Hon. Robert J. Walker will yet ba eblo losBocaail 10 Chios in tho iron steamer Allightnt/, Vbieh will be ready, (ff sarvico in about two weeks. — ~ ty Neatly nina huudrejj emigrants ranchp J Boaion, from Liverpool, on Tuesday, in a Packet ship. Whal is not a little singular, uutwithstandif£4he extraordinary crowd, only l ' iree persons w«d on the passage. CJOOD News for the MujDixa.-Ths Porte- moulh (Ve.) Tranetript states that Secretary Dobbin bsa granted permission to thoso con nected with the Navy, to wear their boards.— Order, to that effect warn recoived and pro- mulgetod among those at the Norfolk station 00 Tuesday. Tho benM may be worn at tha Pleasure of ths individual, but must be kept •hort and neatly trimmed. Those who havo word* will douwless feel grateful to the So* cretary for the permission thus granted. Another Drce^ral Knilroud"Accident— More than Twenty Live# Lout. Providence, R. 1,, Aug. YA. mi j r ^roodlul and terribly destructive •uroad accident or. our rod on the Providence {JJ'Vpod ihis morning, by which sixteen to Dty persons have been killed and proba- anH .I! 0,y lo f° rt y wounded—some fatally, •odotb,,, very seriuu.iyr •pi-J, ? c cident occurred about 8 o’clock.— J2* from [ Whjwia»i|!» with t m; large b ‘ T ,on .P*rty of ladies and gantiaman on I,. l,l, w ®y to Providence,came in coliis- TJi.«.‘:J. he ,B Kitlar train from Providence.— 01 fiin r " h 'V°“ fserful. Botli trains were going lv Tha lucomotivos wore complete- of ih. ! n nt0 e “°b oilier, and a largo number sm.rt C i nr * wer ® tlifuwn off the track, and •“c bed frasmeD „. cbitrlr ' ,aK,,rl E e ‘.| ladies and gentleman and cni.afi’ w . ero thrown violently out, eomo i- m ,„ '} “odor tho wl.aala, and olhsre literally jammed up among the ruius. Tho aceno was ', ,7 "PPalliug in tlm extreme. Tlio shriaka cold” tvuunt foti and dying modo the blood run f* r 11 oan he ascertained, about twenty lv .’.^ 0ln “ n * n< f children wore killed instant- f"*'-®' or fifteen so dreadfully riWolutl live.* tu’. ,lj * 1 n ,° hope ia entertained for their ouil^ V others slightly and eomo danger- ,, t r injored. Moat of thn kiUad and wound- ed from Uxbridge and tfhhUsX ia a,IlL P * , l Qr .^ f . 0rac « Churnh, at Uxbridge, 1 bnv« n *f ^ , edl The nemos of tho others rendi ° 01 Ti' Ce !'“'? C< h The scene is heart- in nil 5; T he dead and dying are lying about ^lums—soma still under the ruins. ®r° >,n sttendsnee, and doing all in « , oun5s* er ,U * “’“f* 'h® oufferinge of tbs / we. caused bv a difference of c "wlucmu.‘ th * llm * ° rtho wwebe ® of ,h ® horrid ulraosphero where Ncarcely they breath for uttcrauco. The stoical aegroes. too, who are hired at five dollar* per hour to assist in th* work of Interment, stagger under the stifling ftitnes, and can only be kept at thoir work by donp aud continued potations of the " firo water." They gulp deep draughts of the rtimuluting fluid, and reeling to their tasks bold their noses with one baud while with the otbor they grasp the spadu, hoava on the mould, aud rush back to tho bottle to gulp again. It is a jolly time with thoso obon luhorors, and with their white co-work ers, as thouginlea end as jolly, aud toll as much in toxicated as themselves. And fhua f what with the songs and obscene jests of tho grave diggers, tbe buzzing of the (lice, tho sing-song cries of tho buxter-women vending thoir confections, tho hoarse oaths of tho men who drive tho dead carts, tho merry whistle of Ihe boys, aud the stifling reek from scores of blackened • (lie day wears apace, ihn work of sepulture and night draws tho curtain. Such is the substance of this important document; aud, although the moderation of Us tone and lan guage Is perhaps excessive, after tho provocation given by Russia, yet it contains no concession tn too demands of tho Emparor. The idea of an apolo gyduoto the insulted dignity of tbat sovereign is dismissed altogether, and tbe threatened occupation of the principalities produces no effect at all on the oi tho !*orte to adhere to tho settlement already agreed upon with reference to the Holy Places, without either addition or ratractioo. With the exception of the proposition to send an envoy extraordinary to St, Petersburg, ih»*^ is nothing iu this protest tending tn the adjustment of the dis pute. aud wo have a* yet no reason to believ* that the Emperor of Russia is at all prepared to aeoedc to that suggestion. By his owe act and will negotiations have been broken off at Constantinople. The whole Russian embassy have boon withdrawn. • The good office* of Austria have been accepted for the purpose of trans mitting communications to and ftoft the Port*. How ore w* to expect that, upon th* ovideac* of toll protest, th* Emperor will think fit to renew negotiations with Turkey in a manner befitting ihe dignity of tho 8u1ua s i ambassador? Huch a ~ Jfli — JIM The foreign advioas have had little or no effect upon tho market for Breadstuff*. Flour is firmly hold, but tho domand for export is limited, and the only salo* re ported are 7a800 bbls at $5 S7«a4 W per bbl for fresh ground, and $8 37>4 for good suuad old stock. Sales of 3U0U bnihsls yellow Corn at 71 j^o. AUGUST 12.—Flour dull at $5 37aJ31. Corn-whit* 67u, yellow 7U72c. Whisky 27*28. NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 11.—Cotton—There was more iat{Ulry early iu th* day, and ths union em braced about 300 bales at firm rates. The Baltio’a ac counts canto to baud at noon, and appeared in tho evo- aing papers. Wo yst quoto : New Oui.mans Ci.AssiriOATiox. Inforior 8 I Middling Fair....ll>g(R12 Ordinary) 8)2$ Fair ($12* Middling. HftfPtoC Good Fair — Good Middliug.lL ?q»ll>, [ Good and fino q*— COTTON STATEMENT. Stock ou hand nob olearod StroAB and Molasses.—Wo hare to i-aport Of Molasses 250 bbls reboiled (New Orleans Kefinory) told in two lots at Mo per gallou. • salus of Sugar jp*rgnL__. i—Market nearly bars, and sales limited to „ few lots, including 1U0 bbls fit Louis at $6 75. 100 ox- tra at $7 60, and bbls fine at $6 per bbl. GaaiN—Vory little Corn was offering, and we notic cd only a fow small sales, including 130 sacks mixed at 56, 100 at aud 300 White at olo per boahel Of Oats 110 sacks St LonD brought 45o per bushel. PxoYisiom—Fork >u .nil J.i.illo, it tu 76.IS a bbl lor Moss. Bacon was dull, and sales confined to 25 ’ **116 onred Hams at 12J^o por lb, and 18 casks tieroesflnt damaged Shoulders on privato term's. Bore—50 piooes Bagging sold »t 13hJ, Uauuino _. r and 50 colls Iiopo at 7i£o. Wiiiskt—We noticed only retail tales at 25jsa9Gc ft gallon for rectified. Fukiguis—Tito market la firmer, and there is do more room for Cotton to Liverpool at 7-16d. Ship-mas- f*ra are aaking Xd to fill up, and 40a for Tobacoo for quotations tliat port. Excbangk—Demaud moderate at Sterling... Francs k4if-B5a5.T5 UWalOOJf New York ft) days lUal?* per cent discount New York flight. % por cent, disc, to par Protoetof llio Porte, l/pnn the receipt of (he intelligence that tho Russiun army had crossed the Truth, had en- ered Moldavia, and was marching upon Wal- Iachia, (he Turkish government proceeded to address (o the court of St. Petersburg the pro test dated the 14 th of J uly. lt occupies about a column of tho Times, in French. Lacking time to translate it, we give the following satis factory abstract of its contents: [From tho London Times. J This document is extremely tomporato in its forim but iu substance it msintaius precisely ihe ground which the.Porta had already assumed. It briefly re cite* th* wull-kaowu incidents ol Priuce MenclilkoiTs mission, and the sudden disclosure of his lust per emptory demauds, inconsistent with the sovereignty of the gultan, after the questions of the Holy Places had been adjusted, apparently to the satisfaction of all purlin* concerned. It reneats tho stroug desire muf fixed intention of thoSultau to maintain invio late, or rather to extend, all the rights and privilege* enjoyed by his Christian subject* ; but at tho sum* timo this government adds with truth,that" it is ovi dent the independence of u sovereign stuto is at an ond, if it does not retain among its powers that of re fusing without offeuce a demand not authorized by any oxistiug treaty, the accoptnuce of which would bsittpitfltiooi for the object iu view, and both hu miliating and Injurious to tho party so declining it." Und*r these circumstaocoe the Porte expresses its great astonishment and regret at the occupation of tho principalities, which are styled au integral part of the Ottoman dominions. It entirely denies tho general right of interference claimed by Russiu on ihe basis of the treaty of Kainurdji, and tho opociul claim in favor of the Greek Church, which is not re much as named in that treaty. It offers, nevertlio leas, to send an extraordinary ambassador to St. Pe tersburg, iu order to find out some ariaugement cal culated to satisfy ths Court of Russia, without pre judice to the sacred rights of the Holtan ; but it en tirely refuses any further apology on the part of the SUtUtt WM tb* subject wf privileges. Last- * , the note‘positively denies the right of the Kus- mis to euler tho principalities, in which no fresh disturbance had takou placo ; such an aggrestiou, ii states, could only bo regarded «« a declaration of war; hut the Sublimo Porte, anxious not to push iis rights (o tile furthest limits, abstains for the presont ft uni tho use of force, and confines itself to a formal and open protest against this action, anpeuling at the same time to tbe powers which signed the treaty . of 1841 for their support, aud maintaining au atu- l .A> 0B -7*Tbv mark*t dull; small aales at $4*4,25^100 IimIo Of .rmmi defence. . "’&£*• t ' ‘ vyoou—Th« sales for the week will nrobablv reach NEW YORK, AUGUST 12.—The stock market is dull at prioosfurther JnoUnlng. Money unchanged.— Exchange ou London 9>.a0L', Flour steady—sals* 4UU bbls $5 4la5 62 for Southern. Sales 15000 bushels Corn at 76o for yellow. Oats 46* 47c. Mess Fork $16 68 , prime $lS-sales 200 bbls.— Cotton quiot—sales or Will*]«s. Whisky 25j£a20)£e. . BALTIMORE, AUGUST il-CovrzK-Thore has bocu an active demand for Coffee this week, with sales of 2000 br. *i Rio at V-^alOo— the latter fur very prime. Also 3200 Gigs at and 600 do at %a0? 4 'o. Sales Lsxuayra at O^e. Stock about 80,000 bag# Rio. Cotton—Tho sales this weok are 450 bales ordinary to middling fair Upland and Gulf at D^all^e, 4 and 6 raos. The demand con ti ned to the wants of manufactu rers. Friucs same as last week—elosing steady and ed, with sales of a few hundred bbls at $531)4, and Ur at $5 25. City Mills— Er rly in the week it was held at $5 37)4*5 50, with some sales at theso figures; but laUr lt gave way, with sales in all since of 5000 bbl i at $5 25. Corn—’Th* rerelpU this week will reach about 00,- 000 bushels. Ths sales in tbe early part of tho ly it On Thursday a further deoline took plaoe, with sales of wldto at 58a62o, and nothing in yoilow. To- day about 10,000 bnihsls oflered, and partly sold at 50a 62o for white, and 6lo65o for yellow*-* decline. Oats.—Sales of Md. and Vo. havo ranged Dom 38*40. No Pa. in market. Naval Stokes.—Ws hear of no qhange. and quote ftpirtta rorr?n*}R? fit 43cl^ railss. Sxixs sf Ccs- rnoa Rosin at $1,40 ^ bll.. No. 2 $1,75: and No. 1 $2,50 *3 50; Tar $2,C2a$2.65; Pitch $1,75 V bbL VarnDh-21 H gallon. f Bacon.—We note n sale of 50 hhds prime Shoulders ; 7o; also, 25 Osaka Sides at 8o. YeateniAf * rale er Sides and Shoulders, amounting to 100 hhds,were made to-day there is not much doing, the busi ness being limitsd to a retail demand. Hams are much enquired for, especisflly plain, with sals* of several * 1 * 0 ’ p ‘ ,e,la b,u,i ' *“*“ atM«ite~ for tha waek will probably reach lor P“ ,,e 4. *7a28o for unwashed, 10a prassed, srarket is quiet and rather do* ** l V "* Braking at 25«a2flo ia hhds, *®d 86)4*27c In barrels-au advanae on last week’s quo- MARINE IMTELLI6BME. POUT OF SAVANNAH......... m>....^AUQU8T l«. Sen Rlses5h atmlSuu8«Ugh.43n | Ui|h Wate7*6b^)0m - • ARRIVED. Sobr Leopold O’Donnell, Townsend. Baltimore, to Keunerly, Mary G Brigham, Kelly A Co. Steamer Calhoun, Kclyon, Charleston, to 8 M Laffit- CLEAHED. Bark Charles William, Hawes, Boston—Brigham, Ksi- —EepSHtIK BUtmtr MeUmora. PosteU, Charleston. MEMORANDA. Philadelphia, Aag 12-Chl schr Alcyoaa, Hand, for end Bent*, Jacksonville. DANIEL. IRBY Davenport, Jno 8 Dnoosta, Mrs Aaron Dawson, Jno P Darling, J P Davis. A Delinaey, Charles Dempsey, T Dixon, W 11 Doren, Margaret Dongherty. Willlao Donohoe, Jno Donogan, Moses Donaldson, W 3 Douglass, A C Doyle, Matthow Downey, Widow Dobson. A J Doyle, Mary Duffy, John Dudley, James Dug&u, John Duggan, Jno C Duie, Charles Dunham, Martha Dunn, James Dunn, Wm P Dugger, Mary E Drury, Mary EVERETT. Kxley, Sarah Kxley, Matilda Enhins, C Edge comb, Capt Jno FARRELL. W U Flaherty, Thomas Fallen. J Fairchild, Archibald Handers, Elisa II Franklin. Maria E Fraser, Eli Farmer, James Fleming, Tho* Fleming, Matilda O Frenoh, Ella Finkloa, Ephraim Fiti&crald, William Fitscerald, Edward Kittharris, Thomas Fishsr, Sarah Finley, Margaret, Fippa, Charles 11 Folsy, James Flood, Timothy GALLAUER, JANE Gallagher, John Glauuey, Bernard Nix. Julia Nichols, J B Nickerson, Robert Nicholas, Thomas O'CONNELL, PJ O'Hulllvsn, Daniel O'Uanlan, Doyle FULLY O’Brien, Mary Owens, W H O'Brien, Morris u on on, saorni Oliver, Robert O'Brien, Mrs A O'Meare, Waiter O'Reily, Michael O'Donovan,K O'Connor, Patriek O’Dweyr, Wn> PAR80N8, ELLEN Patterson. T D Payno, J H J Folium, Mrs Charity Phelan, Patriok Pelot, Frances Phoney, John Peck. Capt M Phillip*, Bridget Phillips, Margaret ‘ -iC Price, Anna C iniiiipi, Potter, Tho# Proctor, Theodor* Prootor, Joseph Guann, Caroline E Grant, Josiah Gray, Mrs M B Glenn, Mrs M T Green, MarjnL Gerin, Patrick- Green, John Green, William Gleen, William Gerard, Mlobael Greenfield, Mrs Greenfield. Mias CM Gifford, EW M Giles, Henry L Giles, Leah Otndrat, Mary A E Pothy, T M Polls, Wn. Pelot, Francis REDMOND, PATRICK Read, W 8 IUtuos, James M Godett, Patrick Qormsn.Dr. Guilliot, Abigail Grumbles, flophroaia UARCOVER, MI88 A J Ham, Heary Hum, MissCorieu E Uanton, Mary Haywood, A O Haiel. Mrs WmM r taivi, iui n bi a Uamblet; John R Hall, Wm Uaugh, Midi so 1 Harris, Cathorins Harwood, Rev Mr Harris. / F A C# Smith,’ Georgia A Hardwick, Andrews A Co 8mith, Charles G Rice, ii B Rico, Thomas D Richardson, Dorcas Rogers, Edward Roberta Mrs E Roach, Francis Rowel], W B Roberts, W 8 A T H Robinson, Thomas Ruano, John Rurode, Henry Babel, Poter BCANLAN, MICHAEL Sawyor, William Shaw, W li Swan, Samuel 8 Ur trip, Carol: no Schmidt, B Khnaghnassy, William Sheeby, Johanna Stepheov, John W BUphens. IlO Snydor, W D Sesgo, Overton Smith, Dr J M Smith, Phillip 8mith, Jeuuy Harris, Mrs 1 Schmitt, Ludwig Smith, John II Smith, Daniel G Smith, Thomas B Smith, James D Smith, Thomas J Simms, James M Byrns, Jame Singluton, < liarrls, A illton, John llartman, Ciaus Hardy, F B 11 arei, Anna 8 Hardin, Mrs S E neajy, m a Holy, Robt J Heagnoy, James Hennery, Michael Btovenson, John" Hitchcock, Mr Hiller, Alary Uo’/iett, Wm II Hssdleu, Stephen Holliday, 8 1 Horton, Beoj F Houston, John Hoga», Jem** Hogan, Matthew Hover, Lemuel Holland, Susan Horan, Thomas Holmes. J L Houghlihan, Ellen Horton, Henry E Holly, Charles F Holmes, Henry L j BOlUIUOlj, Airs A Strong, Frederick Bloman, John Sofioti, Geonlbantlsta Btrobhari, F F Stone, Lila E Sullivan, Daniel Bunin*?® Mary 8urls.nd. William TAYLOR, Alary Tate, Mary Taylor, Graoa Trader, Bsmuet Tidenoe, Patrick aiucuuc, x'wvr litje, Martin Thomas, W B Thomson, F O Thompson. Mrs M C Thorn, David O Hodges. Aan; Hospital, Keeper 1 Holden, James Hunt, Dwight Hubbard, Richard B Hughs, Kolia A Iloddleston, James JACKSON, GEORGE L Jaudon, James E Jenkins, Sylvanus Jennings, Martin Johnston, Jossnh F Jobnnn, Martha M Jones. Matthow Joseph, ijbu Johnson, Edward Johnson. James Tucker, Archibald VDttT ItP, JOHN rsia Wray, William Wayne. Henry Waidsclnnide, Conrad Waters, Isano Warner, Henry Williams, Jolm Williams, Mary A Williams, Jaokson Williams, Sarah AI Williams, Jane Williams, Mrs Jones, Aiary Ann i, Ool Mam Jones, James M Jones, Goorgo W Jones, Melvina Jordon, Harry B WiUmer, H H White, Jamas Wilson, Francis White, Sarah U Wilson, Elisah*to Wilder, Isaac F Wise. Catharine vs Johnson, Sticky Johnson, Miss B B Judge. James Jmd, John KRABLE, CONRAD Keunerly, Marj Kcrwau, Anna ', Isaac Oatharlue Wilkinson, Tbos J Winters, Robert White, Louisa Wright, D R w rl “■ B BOLOJIOti COUKN, P.M. MAT BARGAINS! com CHEAPEST CASH STORE. /"kURSutnnuir plans are sow complete, and as mar V eale* are already MORE than the basis of our cal culations for tho year ending with next August; we “— —• *—t Stock, r -5 No. 03 I. HOBfiKTI) OF BURKE COUNTY.) BIOH M&KCKASTo - Bay^street. SAVANNAH. OA. d attention to all buiinssa n ai have now fixed for sale. _ .'Wr At—, _ wn will ooutlnne until next Sentnmber, dividing tom fits, bj selling exclusively for CASH to small and lat| STOCK AT COST. ng a double object by this course.— tave enr Store re-shelved piocemeal. 2ndly. To neeeeearlly condenseouretookintothesmall- rat space. Our detail* are perfect for tho oontinnal supply of every thing we have kept hitherto jaleo to constantly present Yor sale, the CHOICEST BAR GAINS tnatcan to enlled from every market. Our French Dress Goods are ef the best rival manu factures, and in style, finish, durability of eolors and qualities of oloths, are tho best imported; iv selling thorn for less prioos than <' and ‘ Lockett, Losg * Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, 8AVANNA-1I, UtOBUIA. Will »ts.nJ to Mlllox .11 kind, ol FBOUUOC. «r Utrioi attention glvon to tho Reoemfig and For warding Goods, afid filling orders from tho eenntry. a. LOOKEiT, war. u. long, John a. oxvis. iin ■ ; }j WYJiliV . .. . ..V dfc MONTMOI.I.IN, , GENERAL COMMISSION AO ENTS, ummm w# rm ParckMe w4 Salo of fllocko, Bondi, A Takrethl Um* Savanna) ^Q7eeived hi large and.. tifuj um¥, wr? 1 lac*, and a new is d; and ...— • manufacturers’ agouti and commission houses in New York would sell them at private sale to the jobbors, to bo again •old in quantities to tb* distant merchants; therefore, tho greatest disparity in our favor Tor ohsapuosa and substance, is obvious to every one who inspects our goods and pci*««: not btfor*, b*t ajlrr they have looked at the prices tn all the other stores before buying. IN OUB 8?OCK, ABE Rieh printed Frenvh Muslins and robes: printed and plain TDine* andJBarujos^ Toil da Nord and Ural and Fereonnl Betate. 4cc. dec. Office Corner of Jfoy Lons and Bull Street, rear of the Post Office. ’ * P. 8. Having numerous orders we wish to purohas* 10U Noyoos, efthor siqgl* or In families, for which > pqy hlghcstnash prioes. jy 20—ly *. B. Crnnou, ATTORNEY AT LAW, EANDLH9VIU.K, OEO. Will attead to business in Washington, Jofforson Imvrens, Wilkinson, aud Emanuel Coontles. . ..- HKrr.it Ift-N. A. IknlM, FntakllB A Brsotlr. iul !?«•«*?“• 8. E. Bothwell A Co., Savannah. jy 7-0r oolorod Canton Cloths and colored linens for travailing dresses; Silks and Foulard 8ilks, very cheap: embroi dered white Moillna for dreiioi; plaid, striped and S lain do., very cheap; black Silka and Summer Silks; Uka aud black Silk warp Alpacas, very cheap; Mourn ing Dress Goods in bettor taste and at ohoapur prices thanolsowhere. Bonnet Ribbons, aud Bonnets; plain and embroidered Crape Boarfsand Shawls. KMUUOIDUUKU AND LACK GOODS. IN IMMENSE VARIETY FROM AUCTION. A new article fur Ladies' summer Neek Handker- ohlefb. HOSIERY. Childrens, Ladles aad Mens’Undsrvests and Drawers and half Hose and Host In all colors and all qualities, varymuohcheaper than elsewhere in this oily. La- dim' and Gents' Bummer Gloves, mado like Kid Olovss: and Misses’ and Ladies' NetMltts and Glovts, very oheap. Pavilion laces, Fink, lllne and White, 12.4 wide. Embroidered and Patent Bummer Skirts. Corded Skirts, very oheap. Mourning and pointed llandkor- J 08121*11 OANJUli, AT TO 11N MY ATI AW* conuEttor day and whitaker-sth. i*a6 n Jr HalrUanse,lL FauoyJeunyl I’aney Bonnet#, ( new and beautll Trimmings. Factorage! uud CoiuntlMloii HU8INBHS. I WILL continue the Factorage and Commission Business on my own uooount. Office on Bay-et., ^ r pIL0T Klnchley Sc 'l'lioinas. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 73 Heyit.f Wmvannah, Git. N. r. KIHOIII KV. . i, THOMAS. Winkle^ WINTER MONTI Portable T’HKSEMiflis J in aw, nr* j oTCjlinder, and tneuut througT nr LINEN GOODS. COMMISSION MERCHANT, Williamson’* Hu iMtnga, Bay •street. Havannah, Ga. apr WEOJFbiJBR, evolusivsly used, «c. Pricedeftforeia than $10U addition] ' nab, Augusta, Cw Examination oft lish their exueedin and suporioritv t All dosbriptloni short notice and full] jy 6 6m J. tat Charleston C 4to*skU>> jnuian, ueorge n Mills, ER Mira, A V i fS. ■ Mitehnil, Catherine Middleton. Jams* W Mltcholl, George U Miller, Mrs James E Mitchell, Georg* 4 Miroult, Simon Myres, Sereuus A Miller, Sarah D Millar, Stephen Morriso*. Miohael Morrell. J U Moran, Edward Morgan, Mary Mulvany, Lawrence Murphy, James ntte^wi Jtekte Murphy; Miohael McNEAL, HUGH McDonnell, James MoFarley, James MeCanllffo. Johanna MoAullffe, John MeAullffe, Mary Moltsdmond, Daniel McOrval, Andrew McMahon,Morgan McCormack, Ann McQnlll, Thomas McDormot, Mrs M McCann, Catharine McDermott, Thomas McDonald, E McLean, Ann MoKInnon, Mrs John R Mo K on guo, Andrew McCann, John NAUGI1TON, PATRICK Nell, Coeker Neeland, A G Nesier, David Nsttles, Jamee 8 pure fiox) whioh we retail ae cheap as the other mer chant# here pay for tho enme goods, and we have added lergefy to our stook of the folioiriug gt._., which wo are celling at evidently cheaper prioes than they eoatto import, vis.; I.lnou Sheetings iu every wiuth and quality, Bhirting Linens, hand-spun aud undressed; Pillow Case Linens and Apron Linens; Bird’s Eye Diapers, Dowlas* end Glass Cloths; Booteb Diapers; Bathing Towels; Unfikabaok and Bird’s Eye Towels; Diapers and Huckabacks by the yard. Bt’- Coverlnga. Table Damasks & Diapers. In white and Brown of every kind, very eheap. I_ mask NapkioaanA Doylies; Damask Bordered Uuoka- back Towels; Table Covers and Toilet Covers; Quilts and Couuterpanes of every kind, and In slios for Berths, Cots, and small and large Beds; Figured etont Lace for Valance and Bed Curtains, English Washing Furniture Chintces, vory oheap; 7-8, 4-4, and 5-4 Furnltnro Dim ities; Linen Laooa for Pillow Casos, very ohoap; Cotton do. i Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings in white and un bleached, and lo every quality and in every width, from 3-4 to three yards itIus. Oowqua mattings. Best quality, aad cheaper than elsewhere. Ou? rieek is replets iu aisausf »r»r» _ n..d.dfa» Plnntntlon and Uoane-keoplna uses, at cheapest prices. Also, Goods for lien and Boys "ummarCoats and Pantaloons, and Vestings, vis: Lln- i Drillings, Cottonadee, Summer Casslmuros, Farra rs* Drills, colored Linens for coats, MsrselUos Vest ings, vory ohoap Cotton pantaloon stuffs for negroes; Cotton Osnaburgs, Linen Osnaburgs, oolorod lion.#- Patton and Commission fienhants, ecp 21 9t BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. 1 AW CO-FAHTNBHHIUP^ I /ilimdliMUWUto r.rtner.hln, lx Hi, (rutin Stto L.*, lilnon. ISAAC kuUOIlfi MAlWlI.iind.t 11,0 n.m, or M. A I. M. MAB81I. Thoy will peroonMljr nttondi ‘ I ' HELIOBOI Dell Hangbr. and Ma Proof Safe., Iron Ra Caraer at Ur,an i Coun.l,., »ud Iikvo nude ,rr.n,«m,nU lor tli. |,rouirt «oll«utlou if d.bl. In mint cf tin etunlitj In tho hut.. u.%sr.M?“ ap , s fr,) . B * r fiS2WBrtahP SIBLEY, IT 8. 8. ^Wholesale and BetnU Bookseller und Stationery .st iu Oil AN. II. FICKETJ’, CONTRACTOR AND WILDER, TI AV1NU reeumod hie business, is now pn llpMid to eonttaotfor Bufldlngs, or Jobbing work t anyneseripilon, in his 11ns. Stairsexocuted with neaU neaa and dUpntoh. A share of the publio patronage is loat respeettolly solicited. Csrps is; sssa?? ot Walnut and Uarrlsott-eto^ nufaoturedt B* D« EVIUII; AT TOR NE Y AT LAW BiUNDCIlBVIMJS, WASIIINDTON CoUNtV. G* ■puns, Ao. Buoceas in trade is always In the ratio of ability to do best for th* community, and upon thatbasls, eombln- .a ..c we apnael to the univereal intellect, node implicitly in tho unerring aggregate r Igh » ly fl 1 lod ed with integ mind for the result. Our stock is so thorough!, ifklTBTHB I.AROB8T ABSOBTMENT, And it is fixtd for sale, At prices so uniformly eery Cheap ! ! Tliat purchasers of a largo assortment, iu small and largo quantities, can bo suited in a greater number of articles, and thereby offoot a groat er aaVingthan in any other store in Savannah.—Buyers are Invited to inspoot our whole stook, as w# rely on the patronage of the greatest number of purchasers—by onr diffusing the greatest reciprocal interests—for enduring and Increas ing support. McC08KF.ll A TRKANOR, 111 Congress-street—next to Bull-streat, may SO and opposit* the Pulaski Ho HiUNDBIIHVIM.il, WASUUlUTOn LQUAH, VIA7 Will pructioe In tho Court! of tho Middle CIroult. AU business cuuiulttod to his oar* will 1* executed with promptness aad dispatch. RcraUBMCiM.—Messrs. Bothwell A Smith, and L. Byrd, Savannah. 3*l JOHN POOLE, WHOI.XBJLB AND BBTAILDJULBB IW FAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VAI1N18BK# rrenek amt Auisriuin Windov-GloH, Faint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Babel Camel Hair l'eunils, Badgor and Camel Unit Bloudorn. GralnlngCotnbs, Artists’ t, Graining Combs, Brushes, Ao. Ao. „ Paper Hangings, Borders, und fire-Board Prints, N. B.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, GiHing, Ural to leg and GUsing, duns ou reasonable terms by 8 JOHN POOLE, 11 Whlt*k*r-%, ‘ low A Pit srsssi'dvi, written warrantee tbd ono yoar from dati will recast withoui warrauted. Nsarl from this Foundry superiority. Wo •warded from the varioua? sonoruusnen and purity o' attention to retting op Fl_ to those furnish od by us. Oj rods of the Hudson River, J iKhramvi assortment of Pst It. order* Oi patch. We oan refer to Bel Old Belle taken in emhehij Compaeses, Ao. eonstaatlyoi J* 13 ly*dAtw ^ >0* : Nearly opposite 8* ift, Penalow I E LOUU.-W Mill. Flour por ,chr.T). II. Bold- win, for eale by (jo4j -IW . U. T>l wuu K. O’BYRNE. DIBBLE & CABBY CLOTHIERS mercha$t d tailors, Henry K. Woabbutn, SHIPPING AND C&MMlstflON MERCHANT, Jyl« SAVANNAH, WBOHGIA. ly A. B. PUS, Ware room N. E. Comer of Whitaker and Brocghion-sts, Havcnmtb. I HIE Subscribers, In announcing to their numer ous customers and tho publio, the arrival and opening.of their Spring Stock., felicitate themselvee on she advantages which thoir re cent purchasos enable them to offer all who desire to •oleot their Clothlug from an extoniiva as the choicest goods, mads In the most Fuslilouuble filtyle These goods have been purchased under ths personal Inspection of one ot the proprietors; and availing them selves ot favorable clroamstanoes, they are enabled not only to warrant them in quality, but to effsr them al snob 1,0 XV P BICES, as must distance all competition in their trad Tho following enumeratio j is made for the Gentlemen in tho country, whose orders w» prompt attention, and who, when in tbe oily, ate •peotfully invited to an examination of our Goods. GENTLEMEN’* CEOTHIN FROCK AND DIIES8 Coats of every quality. " M “ "in Blaek. Blue, Brown, Green and Olivo Colors. BUSINESS COATS, iu rreatvarlety. vis: Linen, Rus sia Duck, Drab Dete, Aipacha, Castaiurot, Frook and Sack business Coats. Sj - f ~ PANTALOONS.—Blaek Doeskin it a groat variety of prioos. Bl’k and Fancy Casslmeros.at a groat yarlsty df prioos. " Drab Deto " « •* White and Fanoy Linen Drills, Fancy Marseilles, VESTS.—Black Silk and 8atiu Vest*. Fancy Bilk White 811k. for Party " White, Buff and Fanoy and Linen FURNISHING GOODS. Furnishing Goods of every description for Gontlo- nud drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hoss,gloves’ all kinds, beut quality patent yofc* ehlrts, *“* - eortmentof le, glove#— a fine to- DRESSING GOWNS, Umbr.Hu, Cun, FwlHmanr, Comb., llrubu, Port- monies, ete., eto. - HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and most fash ionable styles. Boys’ Clothing. MERCHANT TAILORING. Ths favorable aad long established reputation which their establishment bos enjoyed aad still maintains for tho style and finish of its garments mado to order, as well us for the superior qnality of their eloths, dura bility of eolor and substantial workmanship, lt shall be ths constant effort of the proprietors still to oontlnue.— They invite the special attention of both old ojua new eurtomere to the following, from which they *r* pre- C u-i to furnish garments, which they will warant to n* plus ultra in both fit and fashion. 81 MONI'S A UIOLLY’S best Blue. Black, Brown, Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronte, Oorobo aad Olive Cloths. ®- 2 - k ® Oarrtsrrc, xsd x largd xcwxt- meat of Colored and Fancy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fancy Linen Drills. VE8TING8.—White Silk and Satin, for Party Viet*. Blaek and fancy 811k and Satin*. White, Buff aad Orango Casslineres. A large varietyof White,Bnff and fanoy Marseilles. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in tbs city and throughout the State, made and furoiehod at the shortest notice and ia th* toft manner. DIBBLE A CAREY, apr 4 ly LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ARNOLD’S Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible 8AROOPHAQUS, GSamSS k' R EXHAUSTED ———'COFFINS, made the cols agio I of the above for tho City of Bai BOGARDUS having besi —; - ibcv# for tho City of Savan nah. would respectfully o*U attention to their vast eu- K riority ova* anything ot th* kind thst has yet been for* the publio. Tbe mprorautsnts oonsiit in ee- OOTTON FAOTOR No. T4 BAY-STHKKT, tetlD SAVAHtlAll. HiOBo th.t .rj now niltti rr! mangiuu St Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta. Georgia, JWI1I eolloot Debts In ths following Oountlsa Do Kalb, Fayetto, Heard, Cass, Murray, Cher oh i Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry Merrlwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troup Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. *• 1. Stoddard A Co., W . Platt Carolina; Williama A Brother, Augusta,Usorgiaj PJ Brothers, and O. W. Choat. New-York. Nxv. Mauoou. fmar 17 if J Thomas N. Co Cox, C. A. JL. UAMAII, General Commission Merchant, 1,1 8mnwi.il. MeoraU. [uurli AKItlVAT, O “ “ PREHDE !-***»»* fw *l*.m.Up UOT B, WKT, V> K. Domust, FORT St DU1UUJH, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 0,17(AVANNAOO*.Ir Julian nurtridgo, A TV O R N E Y AT LAW Office comer Whilahersl. and Bag Lane, V »ov 10 Havaattoh. ROWLAND *c CO., QEirXRJL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 17$ IXay-street. Havnnuali. John r. nowaaep. au Si joh* t. kowlawd, tu James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa pers prepared whereby to reoover fosse# ftrom American or British Underwriters, and attention given to oil matteraoonneded with Shipping nnd Insurance. Of- *■ -* op^eaitelh* ~ fie* No. 118 Bay etrret, c tom Houa*. » front ef th* Cut- GULBERT RUTEER, 01A8TEB DUILDEB, , DEALEH.IN WHITE FIN* liU York-.ir.tt, Oghtkerv. |.»M . d. w. rafi«35ipcv r \, SHIP AND OJSNKRAL BLACK81IT0, Opposite Lamar’s Cotton Free*; MAartRK WHARF. SAVANNAH, GMOR’“ * Itramboat and Mill Work, and *v#ry ' Blocksmithing *seented with neatnasa and d Upholstery uud Cabinet Work f?\ The sabsoritor having taken tho store ol Vh. Whitakor-stroet, next to Dibble A Caroy’s Tai raw loriug Establishment, rosycctiully enuounpo to • 1 I tho ottlsens of 8»rann*b that Ee 1* prepared to exec * • — teouto all ordors in tho above line REASONABLE TERMS. Special attention paid to repairing all kinds of Furnl- *0 per Hikte •f U M rcle, La- r colored pUlo Q^ttn, 7a4im’ Utem, v . «* J*Un,uSaiteTpMwl riMMh lutla# ^ ■ Funerals supplied at th* shortest notice. V)ly JAMES JUAEKIB P. Jacobs’ OiaOB AND TOBACCO STO lit Ballot., 8ln of the “»»«I« N.»r Mo’lium.n.Bqu.I., d,v8,nn.li, Kt.niwuuistl, on lifted a uiua nods-rf Unpor Cigars, a* well as of his own manufacture, at wholes and retail. Also, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, 8a Dying ami Uenovatlng Kstabliehmcnt SAVANNAH, GEORGIA! ggr.ttirgsisazztusl T ADIE8* Bilk and Wooleu Drcsjcs, Shawls, Ta 1 J ble Covers, ete., cleaned, and dyed various colors; Ladies’ BonnaU blanched and preased in e fashionable style; Kid Gloves olsafled,and Guatlemeu’s Garmunt* cleaned, renovated or dyed, ae may bo required. A1J dons in the same stylo whioh has generally so muob pleased my patron* and friouds. Terms moderate. Person* tending parcels by Harudsn’s Express, RslV road, or steamboats axe requested to writ# ner mail, so that I may know whereto call for them, and which war to send them back. Coet of freight each way, for •mall parcels, will to about 25 oeau. All orders punctually attended to. apr13 ly ALEXANDER Q ALLOW AY fro PURCHA8KUS OF CUE.AP DRY I GOODS.—5 oases of fast colored printed Lawns Ti Jaconet and Batiste Muslins, all at 12K rents. S cmos assorted Ginghams ia New Ktyles, eU at 12)^e, I eaeo (a great bar/yfln> Ladle** Linen Catnhrio Uoud- S KLF-U1BINCJ FLOLII.-A fresh mticlo, flU11MtfIoullw , rll(1 ju.utei.uud 8. MU w ^_ tog 3 IttSSnggv beiore tbe pubue. lbs improvements oonsist in ee- uonting ihe top and aides, and, by the application of an air pump, removing th* air, by which means ths reagents remain without effluvia or change of appetr- aaoe for any length ot time. It is on these ad von tags* T*clHi|a to superiority Is hared .’pwum'--"—^ —— PUITANNIA WAEBr-TwandCoffre Pots, I > Soup Ladles. Fluid and Oil Lamp* Candle Sticks eTvs • ndarsigned having examined the abevt, do not hesitate to say that, iu thoir opinion, they are fully cal- eulaM to answertketotend^porp^.^ , P. M. Kolloox, M. D., fa lUaxiunaw, M. D., | W. O. Btrzxocx, M. D., la^^^R^lsflnuao'.v I Moehi nlst! ' i> PW*®"* 5 - IwroM.K .11 »t i»N mu. W. h.vo muoli rlunn in dlnotln, p.rtioul.r nt- tention to th, inljll, b, th, tUauifilp Flrnid. thi, i.y, el th, M»». Ooad., .od ou w Uh oonh- dcujo recommend them aa the cheapest goods ever of- f.rod for sole in Savannah. ^ M. prendehoabt a CO may 25 17g Breughton-st. opp. BEAfidrew'sHalL g»Ui color.: Jr.ra. WorftVl Twuol, to m.tcli; Cord •id Tunh for Motam: PnrUlon King, ud SowlUi jaa! rtoolv.il ond (or ulo te ■" . I. Y.. MQHKKLL i CO. J^’OH 8ACaK.—A Nan K yoar, old, n cari>eninr —warranted fonnd. Appl/lo WM. WBIOBT.
