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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1853.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
[From the Charleston Papers. 1
inter from OroRou, Mexico. Acc.—Arri
val of tlte Texua at Now-Orleans.
The steamship Texan arrived at Now-Or-
leans cn Thursday night, hriuging udvicet
rom San Fronciaco to the let—anticipated by
ho Northern Light at New-York—the city of
lcxico to the 17th, and Vera Cruz to the ‘Jlei
Inst.
Advices from Oregon to the 25th of July,
itate that Lane's majority for Congress wan
arly 1GOO, and tlit t a new qnp had been tlis-
nivcred, coutaiuinj a lioavy bed of coal.
General (iudsdeu had arrived at tho city of
i!oxico, and Judge Conklin, hie predecessor,
as waiting at Jalupa for tho next steamer to
turn to the United States.
A vessel had been captured at the Island of
ormen, in the Gulf of Mexico, DO miles d. VV.
Campenchy, and hounding the Lake Termi-
the North, which is supposed to bn the
me one recently referred to by the New
k Herald in connection with Judge Slier*
Destruction of the Cherokee by Vlro
Baltimore, Aug. 2G.
The steamship Cherokee, that was to havo
ed on Saturday for New Orleans via Ha*
no, was burnt at her wharf in N. York on
iday morning.
Tho loss is estimated at threo quarters of a
lillion of dollars. The fire is supposed to
ve originated from spontaneous combustion.
'Departure of the Humboldt,
Baltimore, Aug. 28.
The U. S. mail steamship Humboldt, Cnpt.
lines, sailed from New York, ou Saturday,
ith over $300,000 in specie. Judge Juukson,
Charge to Austria, is amoug her paaaen-
IiAtor from Montevideo, Set;
Advices hate bceu received at Bofctan, from
ontevideo, to the 11th of July, which state
ittt General Pinto is dead. From Buenos
yres the datos are to the 2.8th of June. Ur-
ixs had not left. Floras was marching to
) relief of the city, and Urquiza’s troops
ire deserting.
The Abolitionists again Defeated,
Three slaves, who, with their owners, from
irgiuia, were going South, arrived at Cincin-
li on Saturday, and were brought by a wfit
Ilahean Cur pun, boioru Judge Fly un, who
mtuided them to the custody of their owners.
klio Progress of the Epidemic.
New-Orleans, Aug. 27.
The erments at New-Orleans ou Thurs-
y were DID, including 200 from the epidemic;
Friday 183, including 154 from the epi-
nic; and on Saturday 185, including 150
in tlie epi ! .mic. O, L. Dubelsteen, the
exicau Consul at New-Orleans. died on Sat-
[day,
New-York Cotton Market,
Baltimore, Aug. 26, P. M.
Thirteen hundred halos’of Co’tou were dia*
sed of in New-York on Friday, at firm
iCBB.
Baltimore, Aug. 28.
In New-York, on Suturday, Colton was firm,
id 3,ulK) bales chang'd hands.
'BP ■e steamship Tennessee, the consort
the Palmetto, of the Charleston and lial-
lore liuo, was to have been launched at
Itiinore on Wednesday, but stuck ou the
iys, and notwithstanding the efibrts oi' tho
ukmen to laufich her, was still on them on
lursday.
Ships ok War about to be put in Com-
ssion.—'We hear, says tho Washington Star,
M the Secretary of the Navy has very re
ally directed those in charge of the Phila-
doliia Navy Lggd t a fit out the sloops of war
ate and St. Louis, for sen, as soon as pos-
ile.
Arrival^ ok Teas from China.—Not-
iihstanding the g-eat outcry that was raised
iiilo ago, that the Chinn** revolution was
rtain to cut short our usual supply of teas, t*
et of vossels from Canton have arrived,
tbin a few days past, at Now York, all with
II cargoes. The fall trade salos ure expect-
to commence next woek.
Hungarian Exiles.—Gov. Ujhazy and
nily were at Fort Smith ubout tho 1st inst.,
their way from Iowa to near San Antonio,
■xas, where, having purchased a tract of
»d. they intend to make their home. Tho
I gentleman, it is said, seemed to be in good
ihh. The young gentlemen with him, of
iora there were three, all speak English well,
'ey con, plained of tho extreme cold of Iowa,
J expressed their intentions to devote thom-
ves to stock raising. The youngest of the
~ r y wa ® a young lady of the family, sadly
ompaoyinjr \ ier father through a land of
spoke Hungarian und German,
Tho South-western and Brunswick Rail
road,
The Tbonusvillo Georgian rern irkiag on the pro
posed extension of tha South-western Railroad be
yond America*, ta ye the oxpoctutioa that by this ox
teooion “ Savaauab will commnud ell the cotton be-
tweou the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers, will hard,
ly be realisod. Should Uio ro.id be extundod, of
which we havo but littlo doubt, cotton, ive predict,
will be wagoned across tho road to Albuuy, to pass
over the Brunswick road to the Atlantic. Wo also
prodict that if the South-wester,, Railroad's ex»cn‘
niou depot de upon tho two hundred und twenty-
five ti*n«i4uud dollar subscription on tho Hue, it will
povci be * xtonded.
*' We nre pleu«td to soo erurts by the South
western Company to exteud their road, and should
by no means doubt the put nose oftlio company tr
extend it, tl it were not p»tt upon the condition of u
■ubscriptiott which is not likely to bt obtain.d.
“Lints been remr.rkuu, hownvur, ibat u very
large subscription will be tukun by r qentlomao ii.
Almon, owning u plnuta'io.i in tua Lid of Baacr,
nnd who will locale his subserip'ion os from Laker,
and thus secure thu extension. He is the contrac
tor for the extension to Americua, ami cun ui .ke the
extJUS'on if he chooses. T.iis, hov.ovcr*, we are
sorry to know cauui t bo d. tie soon, and possibly
not bofote too Brunswick Road may cross its line
Iowa-Is CoUintbu:- or Eufmiln, aud in which event,
(ho extension would be a mere .coder to tho Bruns
wick Rocd.”
Soineiliiug In It, i’erhups,
A London letter writer iiiuts that tho evident
reluctance of England to force matters to an
extremity with Russia, had another cause be
side distrust of France and tear of commercial
distress. Ho attributes, in fact, tho time
serving policy, ton Court intrigue. He writes
Various circumstances counocied with tho Orien
tal question—tho inexplicable policy of the minis
try, the denunciations of foreign journals, nnd tho
successive urrivalof .lussiun priucesuitd princesses,
at a moniout itheit Engbiutl v>m> supposed to lie on
eve of a war with the Autocrat—hnvo accredited the
rumor that there oxistod, during the whole en >ch of
tho Knsturu crisis, n Court c^uspiracy with llu»siu,
sustaining Bio good old Abordecn in ofllc*. paralyz
ing tho showy alliance with Franco, und counter
acting the official fciistunce to Russian encroach
ment. Tho Portuguese counter-revolution is liintuu
nt, which wus enforced by un Engli-h fiect, for tlie
solo iutorest of tho Coburg family, it is iteriuod
that Lord I'uliuorstou. too, hud been dismissed from
tho Foreign Office i., consequence ol Court intrigues.
The notorious friendship between tho Queou and
tho Duchess of O. :< aus is ...lud. d In. It in remember-
od Hint tho Loyal Consort is a Coburg, tlrt il.o
Queon's undo is another Coburg, highly interested
as King of Belgium, and as tho sou-iu-law of Louis
Philippe, in tho fall of Bonaparte, und officially re
ceived into the circle of the Holy AUiuucc. by the
tAurriago of his son with an Austrian Archduchess.
Lastly, the reception which the Kussiun guests meet
with, is contraucd with the impri ouiiicut nnd chi
canery English travellers lately mot with iu Kuasiu.
' The Purls Sieclc aotno months ago denounced tho
English Court. A German papor dwelt on the Co-
burg-Orleuus couspiracy, w!iicb, for the sake of
fumily interests, had, through the medium of King
Leopold aud Priucn Albert, enforced upon the En b -
lisli Ministry a liuo of po’.Ly dangerous to the West
ern iiutiuus, and fostering the secret intentions ol'
Russia. The Brussels Nation had a loug report of
Ltfot Mnrriage and Dentil In New York.
'The City Inspector's first monthly return
shows that during July then) was in that city
BAnntAOBS.
Mates. Fern. \ _ Mails, y>w.
W
17
Under 20 12 Ml From 6UtabA 2 —
X rotu %J L Z5 * "4 2IN From 70 to 76 1 —
From 26 to 30 i<8 10? I
Hiatus.
Whole number C24
Males
White
black
Diseases,
Apoplexy
brinohU* I')l Typhus
CasualMes 2/t Congsasive 1
Cons,.motion 2il3 lioo io 5
Chotcri Mo"bns 8?l Nei votis 3
Croup 2frJ Cbagrcs 6
Cooler* Infantum J0^;()isea»e >f Heart 24
Corvulslor* 2?". iGo -ninr Uomr*' 1.®
Congestiou of iira'r...... 40
Cougestioaof Lungs '15
iflUy
Delirium Tremens....
1. ropsy
Dropsy in thu Head..
Drowned
DisfrlKn*'
Dysentery 146
Ftm.
Cabinet Council held ut London, iu wlurli tho
{■•id formally declared tuat Bonaparte, by hie
le.
Ih well, aud is, it ia staled, also conversant
tU tin French language.
Another Improbable Story.—It is stated
a private letter received iu New York
in New-Orleans. states that an immense reft,
*®d up, full of the bodies of those who have
u of yellow lever, was towed down tho river
er night-fall, and sunk—so difficult is ii to
la, n persons to dig graves or to bury tho
TM» story, likv tho one giving an ac-
Jn Vof the burning of a Urge number of deed
fies, we take to bo mere fiction.
* ELL °w Fever Prevention.—Mayor Sea-
C of Boston, has instructed Dr. Clark, city
»ybician,aud Dr. Moriarty, poll physician, lo
'Hfy the harbor master and pilots of that port,
teke all vessels, arriving from ports where
‘‘ low lever is now ptcyailiog, or which have
>usea on board, immediately into quarantine,
»ero to await an examination by the porj phy-
'ician, and to obtain his permit, without wftich
' ,fl y cannot lanJ their cargoes.
Natiosal' I'uumjut.—It u rumored that
wernmeut bu called for .alimate. for the
'“ildi.igor an oxianair. foundry at lb. Ilrook-
Ju Nu.y Yard, for Ilia manufacture of «t«a.ii
V l, '? r iron w| wV required by »o«-
‘Uulibo Ifniiod State..
protonsious to tho Holy Shrines, hud been tho ouly
cause of tho present complications, that tho Empe
ror of Russia t-udiml loss to liniuiliuto Turkey than
bis Froucli rival, aud that she woulu never give her
royal assent to any war against Russia for tho iutc-
rcet of a Uouapurie.
hero is, s.iys the Philadelphia Bulletin,
probably some truth iu this. Ttiat Palmerston
fell n victim to tho personal dislike of the
Court ie no longer eveu denied. That the
Queen is terribly nfruid of the rovolut'onnry
spirit abroad in Europe ii equally a “ fixed
lact.” It is quite likely, thorelore, that Her
Majesty and the Prince Consort would both
prefer to oee Turkey sacrificed rather than
embark in a war with tho Czar, whom they,
and those like them, consider the sole conser
vator of European order.
What the FlUIbnstorn Pnrty think of tho
plan of Purchasing Cuba.
Tho organ of the Cuban patriots iu New York, tho
Fillibuste.ro, thus discusses the proposed plan of
purchabing tho Island from tho Spanish Govern
ment :—
0 are alroady tired of heuring tho quostion of
Cuba treated by uu American press iu a sense so
opposite to its true character. Iu tho discussions
on tills subject it i» entirely forgotten tlmt the Cu
ban.’ aro constantly toiling to attuin tacir indepen
dence, fur which they have fought, shed their blood,
uud perished ou the scutfold, uuti for which many of
them snfler to-day expatriation, forced exile, and
the penalties of a prison, solely on accouut of their
ideas of liborty, or for their complete disefraction
to tho Spanish government. Aui' not only tho pro>s
but some individuals of the government of this
country, havo*,.okcu, uud do spevk, very Leely,
not of lending aid to the revolutionist* «>f Cuba iu
their struggle far independence, but of nvnilin?
iheinse!v3s of tho cute of inaubort’iuUion and ui*-
•urbane* in tho i»l iud, through means of <te had
government, t<> acquire tlu> powessiuu of Cuba by
a pacific negotiation, in whiehpolitioaltradurs Lave
only to interfere for the oue part, and for the other,
ono or more hundred uii!tious of dollars, winch, in
av.dkmiitg the ambition of the Hpraish cabinet,
innv render treaties pou'blc. and mny attuu: the
und proposed, without disturbing the pence or com-
promising the good relations which ut present rxi»t
between t.'.o two nations.
Such is the cpiuion of semo men in this country—
nor does it surprise us vory much, boenuso they a.e
1101 Cubans, and do not fcai iu tbeir hoart the holy
lovo for the country which is n ’t their*—the purr
uud sublime love which aspires only to tho bouor,
the giory and the greatness uf the soil iu which it bus
f. st seen tho light. We do not exact those senti-
incuts from the American.: t»at would be .•sking
from m turo what she cannot produce. Out those
meu of whom we speak have Oftiiiug mure than
'heir ovt.< profit in view, and, therefore, havo not
fiiied their attention on the fact whether that intor-
e*t, if it su.coodi tl, might bring with it di^ugreeublu
difficulties for the future. Wo will explniu our
selves.
A great majority of tho Cubans desire indepen
dence of oppressive Spaiu which tyraunizc* over
them without pity or consideration of any kind.
Tout majority of Cubans, through profi und convic
tions, based ou experience, through an iuieM*t fu-
voruble to the progress of thill country, and fiiitd'y
through the spirit of self-preservation, eagerly dcsiro
the annexation of Cuba to the Aiuericau Union.
To that sensible und numurou* mujoruy we have
the honor und tho pride 01 belonging; und aa echoes
of tlicir sentiments, iu harmony with our own, we
may express, with the resolution of free men, tliut
we desire anuexalior. tc the United States. But we
wish tliut it should take piano by houcrnblr pro
ceedings, which may not stain our brow with the
t- tecrabio insult of u negotiation, of a treaty of bar
gain and sale between these buttes aud Spain. It i9
true, we iiuve no doubt, that our situation would bo
greatly improved, by our beiug free from the odious
Bpauish dmniuation, is wo would enjoy the same
right, as American citizens havo to day ; since ex
ample bus been given that thu goverumout of the
immortal Washington does not carry anywhere des
potism or arbitrary rule. But our weli-ueiug would
be cquivaloul to Um, of the slave who posses from
the nossev ion of a cruel master to that of u hummo,
kind uud generous one, wi.j n:'/lit havufor hi* siuve
as much consideration as for a Ireeniun—though
still with the right of absolute superiority, and what
is inoro, with tho faculty of disposing of him when
ever it wus his will or desire, ThL would be our
condition ou entering luto the bosom of the Ameri
can confederation, without litlea or merits to al
lege iu our bohalf. Will the government of this
couutry believe that the acquisition of Cuba, by
ineuns of purchaso would bo more profitable to it I
Wo br'icve not. The Cubans, deprived of the hon
or, would not havo u frank alfectiou towards tho new
possessors of the island, and would still look with
tepuguanco upon the ohameful cnudiiton of their
liberties. Not *0 wlica tuey, uf-er a victorious
struggle with Urn oppressors uf tbeir country, would
purohaso independence with the price or their blood
uud tho strength of their arms. Thus, and ouly
thus can bo assured a comp Lie iinrmony between
the Union and the new Suite migrafteu lufu it, ta ud
the annexation thereof proclaimed by the rpontuuo-
ous and sovereign will of thu Cuban poople.
The Cubans have found in this country u decided
protection for their cause; Americans havo shed
thoir blood, have perished, and have sacrificed their
interest* for the liberty of Cuba iumakiug a common
cause with us. 4ml why diiMlil the pUf* and &o<>le
blood of so many victims become uie'*v» and thei*
sacrifices remain obscured by a negotiation f The
Cubaus will always have engrailed ou their hearts
the purest sentiments of gratitude for the men who
have struggled und who sacrificed themselves in
their cause, but they cau have no afiettiou for the
oneinie* of their glory and for Go&ewbo think of
depriving them of it by a haudfut of money.
Foriuuutely, this is not tho idea of ilia majority of
this great people. Put if it should unfortunately
hwppeu thot the opinion of those who are working
for a negotiation to purchase Cuba for some millions
of dollars should ti iumph, aud if those ends could
be attained without any obstuclo on tha part of the
Spanish government, let it be understood that the
realization of this piojoci will occusion in tho future
serious and disagreeable dissension. Iu such a
cuoe we ccrteiuly would belong to the number of
the malcontents, because we valuo iu the highest
degree the honor, the glory, and the good name of
our country, towards which our most ardent aspi
rations travel, und for which noble cause we would
cheerfbllv encounter, as we have done un to the
present lime, every kind ot sacrifices. We wish
Cuba freo by the means of a triumphant revolution,
but we repudiate our liberty if wo have to acquire
it ut the price of our dishonor. No Cuban who retains
the recollection of bis compatriot* i umolaled as
sacrifices for their country, shall ever accept such u
condition.
Inflammation of Brain* to
Bowels 4*
Lungs to
Ttomaoh
Old Age
Premature Lirth...
Scrofula
«... 21
12
128
Total Deaths 233?
Jyts. i/a ics. Mr m.
Frou.V) to GO... 35 82
0 TO... 29 24
80... 15 19
, 90... 1 li*
>100 2
pw'ds, — 1
Uukaowu 10 6
Total 1200 Hto
probubly most defective
Bilious
Intermittent )
PnorpsT I
He. iit'ent
boarlet
Ages. Male,
Undot 1 year.../. JO
Troia 1 to 2...141
From 2 to 5... 78
From 5 to 10... 31
From 10to IP... 7
From '5 to 20... 31
From20 to 25... 43
FiUin 25 to 30... 74
From 30 to 40... 88
From40 to GO.. C?
The above statistics
iu giving the number cf births. The natural iu-
crease ol tho city population duriuj the month of
July, is 1,501. This would givo about 20,000 for
twelve months, which is uu annual incrouso of four
per cent., estimating tho population at fivo hundred
ihouaaud. Th ugh the uuinbor of free blacks is
not known to us, six must bu a much binullur per
ceutHgo on the population of the Mucks limit is
shown ou tho aggregate number of people, but pro
bably —“—“ *• *• ' f - ■*
dity ii
white i.ihabitants.
Cowper, iu his fable of “Puiring-time Antici
pated,’* recommends us to
“ Choose not alone u proper mate,
Dut proper timo to marry."
If by proper Unto bo understood suitable age, our
Nev.-Yoik people seem tohavecunipiieu with a part
of the advice above offered, mo«t of the women
marrying between tho ages of twenty und twenty-
fivo, and the men butwucu twonty-fivo and thirty.—
This certainly in more iu accordance with tiie na
ture of tiiingH, as laid dowu by medical authorities,
than wo hau rt.uoti to expect
Tho largest nuuiher ol doailis is from choloru in
fantum ; tho majority of such cates is, without
doubt, owing to tho recklessness of parents, and
wholly unnecessary. The murder of the innocents,
hi a civilized community, is positively frightful.—
They aro stulmd, and doctored, und bunduged bo-
yond all reason; aud when thu legitimate result of
each erucltiicomes ou, it ia charged—Mot to !iu-
muu folly—but to a special interposition of i'rovi-
deuco.
The total ir.ontiily number of death* Amounts to
£,333, exceeding the births in the sumo timo by 742;
so that, according to the inspector, our only inc ease
arises from emigration, without which tho city would
iu a few yc»*ra bo depopulated. Pueh u» estimate
would uiuko toe dealtis for twelve months pcurly
28,000, or fivo aud a half per cent, of the w hole
population. Loaviug out foreign accessions, this is
repaired onlv by au inert uae 0? four per cent, aud
w York is actually declining iu uunibars at tho
rule o' ono and a half per coni, every year, or else
oi:rCi»y Ir<q>ector ie mis'akeu. Either result is
greatly to be deplored.—Post.
I’rtncp MciizlkoH.
We find in au old scrap book, pl-icml ir. our hauds
a little wlnla ago, tbs following account of the rise
of Aienzikolf iu Russiu. We have no means of
knowing whether this Prince was the ancestor of
the present Prince AfeuchikcflTwiio ulimcu mo murh
of the world'i. attention at the presaut time. The
similarity in nr.ine might imply connexion; but
iih respect to the first, it is to be remarked, that
maintaining his popularity during the life of the.
first Peter, no was exiled by the second to Siberia,
from which wo have seen no account of Ids return :
The first Prince McuziUofl’soUi rolls in hi* youth
in the streets of Moscow. One dsy ho entered by
chance the kitchen cf a boyard, or Russian noble-
man, with whom Czar Peter the Great was to diue
that day.
The boyard Himself was present giving his orders
aud spoke to the cook ubout a cuttuin dish which
won known to be tho Czar’a favorite dish. Tin
young Alen/.ikntr sa.v that when tho cook turned
uwuy, the noblcinao threw into it a small whit',
povder. Aa thi* awa!*»ucd his suspicion, hn p *id
particular ctteut.on to the dish, so that Im might re-
cognize it, und then ho went out; ho wu'ked rp and
dowu before the house until (ho at rival of thu Cza”.
As soon us Alonzikoff sa v him, he cried out his
roll* more loudly than usiul, and even begun to
sing, uud approacliod tho Czar to make him.- elf ere
Peter, steuck with Ins good looks, called him, ui
asked him some questions, to which he answered 1
hippi'y, that tho prince said to him : “ I will kc<
thee in my service. Mcnzikofl' inclined, and a
copied with joy. At diuuer time, without having
received the brder, he entered tho bunp*ethall, end
placed himself behind the sea 1 , of Peter. When
the curtain dish nppoured he bMnt dowu aud whis
pered to bim, not to touch it. Peter got up, and
wuh u smiling enurtonuuce, under some pretence
•k the young men in otlie adjoining upartraent,
The Iidlaus.
At the celebration of Um Hdth anniversary of the
lauding of William Poon, by tho Historical Society
ofPcuiisylv'uia, at Philadelphia, on the 8th of No
vember last, tbe foUowius toast was given as Oau of
•he stated loa*.ts:
“The (Jnil 'reu of tho Forest: May they bo pre
lected in tho eo.joymom of thoir hun'.iiig gr lumis un
til the greut Mail.ton shall u«il t'icru to Tiimseif.''
II. R. Uclioolcrait, Esq., iu replying to Uie above
acutiment, said:
Tho aborigines of this continent wore tho greatest
wonder fouud in it. 80 long as the continent was
deemed to be n prolongation of Asia, or a remote
pari of tho East I* dies, thorn was little doubt of
their being fuun that purl cl tho .deck of tbe human
race. Hut aa so iu as the Pacific ocean and Bull-
ring's straits were discovered, men began vigorous
ly to doubt alout th* ir origin, or J hnvo been doubt
ing ever since.
With our present knowledge of the temperature,
wind*, uiul curronta oftlio Indian ocean nnd the Pa
cific latitudes, it would be rather more won b.rlul
tliut the r opnlatina ot the Asiatic coast uuC islands
should nut, Hint’, that It should, ha\o r-nchod Ameri
ca. Such voyages could easil> Lave bucu purfu. .li
ed in tceir ba!zus and light Hunt*, it limy were de
signed by a migmiing people, und if they were not
drsigntd, tho drifting from Liaud to island. In tho
course of .ears, was a natural made of progress ; it
is as reuhonabio to 1 uppose that iho l.i-iiu-i iri'ioa
huve bran on this contiimnt 3,COO as 50C veurs. In-
dec !, it is fai iimreso; for the greaior length of lime
would account fur tbu diversities of laugi.agus a.id
tribes.
Viowed ns n rncc, thoy aro decidedly Asiatic.
They m . only have tho landing physicai .nits of
Asiatics, but their iui.;iful oreuiiznlion is tho samt.
They are not iuduclito men, lihu the Goh.s, und
Celts, uud Saxons, uud Ai.glos, but rnlhor huvo a
pictu:usq.i - uii <1. Vlnyui. prnm to t Juiplain—
prone 10 dwe.i ou reniiniscencej of the oust—little
disposed to indulge in uuuciputious—little inclined
to hopo on any itibjoct. Doubtless their complaints,
since tho Enruorans cnmeovir, bevo had 1 pretty
bread foundation in truth, for turn havo lost nl'
aud wc have gain? 1 alii Y. 11 doubt A' (I 0 J mi-
ginc® of auy country have . »red better,if as .veil. Ti<
and Iiuutod ihom ’ikr deer, and the Augi
Saxons did the sumo. The Draius wer . slaughter
ed by hundredc, and it i* no w-.nder, ns some think,
ifMaducund nis A iiuwcrs fouud reciter here.
Hi** English do better >0 l'io aborigines of
India? Not a particle. Th.iy has a toveted territo
ry uu territory; aud kingdom ou kinguom; and they
hnvo nover boeu slow, from the days of Lord Clive
ippm 8aib, in bringing tho lust resort of
hmg’-—the ultima ratio rtgum—io bear upon their
territorial questions; uj iu the enreor of Bouapurt j,
battery of fifty field guns wus of morcdiplo-
umtic weight than tb< most eloquent argument!- iu
the world. No loss than one hundred millions of
the iuhahituulH of India nre now disfranchised mV
subjugated. Did Franco do bettor iu Algeria: Nut
whit. Ask Abdel lLuter. The sword makes tax*
nd the sword lireuks luws in Algeria. After four
years ui captivity, ho is not oven allow ed to go Lack
to his country.
The Uuiled dtates, on tho contrary, hni") not
taken the Indian territories unpaid for. Tho InMiau,
t is true, had neither 'crow i or cowl.’ He had
lonm imagination and aomu eloquence, but he did
tot evince much eapaeit.f to wield the sceptre—uu-
except the Iroquois, and they chiefly tlai
Bry Goods, Clothing, &o.
NUMBER 1^1.
uit urnmi
CHEAPEST CASH STORE.
O UU Summer plans are now complete, aud as our
nulss are already MORE than tbe banis of onr eal-
ouiationsfcr ‘lie y< *r ondiig with next Angust; wc
have now fixed for sale, eveiy ar ticle U our ritook, and
we wiUeo.ittnne until uu*: portsmber, dividing bene-
jelUi^excluslvely for CASH In stnail and large
’STOCK AT COST.
We aim ct ofTroting a doable ofcjoet by this ooursn —
IflL.K . wsible to have our Store re-suelvcu vloeemuai.
2ud.j . Tono. ecsarily oo.riunre on .'etoel: into the small
est spree. Onr dutnils are perfest for the reatteual
supr.jcf every thing **c hare koj-t Mt'urto: also to
, p ‘ >wcl f ^, r •!* 6 ' J ’' 3 Choicest bar-
OaI -3 vhatoau or ojllei' frou’ everv merket.
Our Fiennh Goods *re of «ho best rlva? msnu-
lUrtures, and In afylo, fintHu. ('.urabilttf of eoiots uad
qualities >f cloths, are tho ucst Imported; srd wears
nowvMMng them forle^o price* than th' mannfi.ct'jrors’
agonts ana ccmmis*:ou it* New * 0 rk would
sc 1 thorn at private ralo u, th* jo .lors, te tu arria
sold In quantities to the distant nerchsuts; tberuiore,
the greatest dwparity in our favor lo. cneapana^ hnd
su .stance, is obvious to ever: one w^o tcvperinvr
gjods and pnoos: «J.‘ bej ,rs, t’V i V tn thry hn e 1 oked
it tlio prices In al? t u. other stores before buyinx.
. . IN OUR STOCK, A RJB
Rich printed French M jslins er.d rol**r: printed and
plain Tissues oud Brrokes: loll do I ford end wi
ou.oreJ Canton C'oths and oolored linens for inwall!”*
presses, Silks aud Koalard Silks, very cheap: embroi
dered white Muslins for dresses: plaid, strtood and
pla'i 00., vary cheap: black L»1
Silks and black Silk warp. ‘
lng Dres' Co->ds iu better
tl.anelsewhnro. B01.net Ribbo:
sndr-Dorc* *ere0 Crop# rosrf*aj
KA/BUOIPEttKD A ND
IN IMMENPE VARIETY FROM AUCTIO 4.
A new article fur Ladies’ numnor Nook Hand ker
chiefs.
II O S t E R Y .
Ch'i’Vrons, J .ad tea 1 -jit Slens’ t r nd«rv#st3 and Dr were
and hall Hose and Uosu in ah oolorsar 4 all luarti'-t,
very n* .jh cheap ? llun else srliero In ortv I v
d.oa' aud itoiir* Hi .u-^r G’oios, nv'o like J’id
Gloves: and blisses' aud ladloi’ NuMit.s suu -Jlovos.
v«ry c*iean.
PAYIliON JLi*€JCS,
Pink, BIlv> t.D*l VLtto, 12-1 wide.
Enbtoidered an! Paisut Summer £. ivts. Uorded
Hk'ris, tery oLoap. Mourning and poiutou l£and'.\r-
oluefs.
LINEN GOODS.
Our store if hu Depot fLr the best Linen Goods. (sM
puro flax) wliioh we raUll as ohoap as tho other m«r-
ohants here pay for the same goods, and we have now
added largely to our stock of the following goods,
which we ure soiling at evidently oheapor prices than
they cost to .aiport, via.; Linen Sheetings in ever;
width aud quality, Shlrtirg Lintu'. hand-spun and
undressed; ’’lllow Case Linens and Anton Linens;
Bird's Eye Diapers. Dowlas* and Glass Cloths : ^ otoh
Diapoi-s; BathiugTowels; Uuokabaok and Bird's Eye
Towels t Diapers and Huckabacks by the yard. Btaii
Covering*.
XaWi OaoiRikiSIMuiien.
1” wh.te and Brown of every Uad. *<«rj ehsar. Da-
mosk Napkins aud Doylies; iramsak Bor-lored LucU-
h’Mik Tor mIs ; Tab's Cover, and T.ilot Covers; Uni Us
»od Counterpane'. ufovji/«ind, nJ in sixes for Berths,
■* d smaj! uud large Tied*; Figure'.’ stout L co fer
» warp Alpacas, vory ohoap; Mourn-
L0OD8,
B4/MNE8B cau-38.
»- j - HOUIU'J M,
.v,
Nt. 03 Dny-wtroet. *
, k ... . 8AVANNAH, QA.
v. Ill give hie personal attention to all basinets on-
trusted >0 him. «mo Dn gl
I.OCtcctl, JLOIIH St Co.,
cDMsnsaiON uehohantb and
SHIPfiNO AGENT
S A TAOAU, U O It fa t A
Will fttt.nd t« „II<UR hi’, kI".d, uf mODUCIC.
tar Strict htiuntlon bIt.o to the Ilocoirtd* nnd For-
mudinK t*. od,, .nd d itng f ilers front tliotouutry,
B. L' CKBTt. WH. II. LOAQ, JohM 11. DAVIS.
ir ly
'VYLLV Sc !UOmi(M.LIN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT'S,
FOR THE
Pavulmse nnd Halo of Btockw, IIou.ls,
Ht*nl hind lVrdoimi Estate, iko. dec.
OJice 'Jo'-ver v/ bay I.ant and Bull Strut,
ar of the Pont Office.
f-J>- "mo.JM order, ro vltSt lo m ehura
11 ''IV0“'. -I d,l. n- in fhmllici, wr wli'oh wo
0 w.atdl tl Mk'JMt t om (l.lc. jy^2CI~Io
3. B. Cl-AitUII,
A T T O K N !' V AT r, A m/
„„„ , SANUEflbV!JJ.K,IU-o. ’
'VIH a-tond to business in Washington, JefT-j-won
"in
R- E. Boi ii voh A t
JOSEPH O.lVAliJL,
AT 1 tl ItNItY A f LAW,
“ORntiio. o.-.r vrv jit.l-,r-'ra.
ly
k'»cl«t&Ko tiul l oiouuldinu
eunlNBHn.
Y Id iI.L rrntlnuo thn Ptoutiirayo nnn Conmiiaiion
1 VuilnoM on I .J own Roo-ranu Otlloo on 3.,-L,
F3ot of Aont.f.jory btr ot.
”S .f J. V. DCT.ryi.
Kluciitej' St XIiuiuuk.
COM Ml .SB/OA MERCHANT.-}
No. T.# fluy. ut., ^arnnnali, On.
rnLuamy,
oldest
I . id Bed Cur . „
Chintzes, eery cheap;J-8, 4-4, an*? V; -Vuruit ire D»m-
3-4 tothre. yards wtCo.
Gowqint XaUkKi.
Best quality, end oheapsr tnan elsewhere.
Our stock iu replete in almost every article needodfor
Plitrratlon t.ni! Rousu-keeplna uses,
as cheapest prices. AI*o, Goods for Meu and boys
SununerCoata aud Pantaloons, and Vestiugn, vis> Liu-
en Drillings, Cottonndos, Bummer Cossimeros, Farm-
*»m. oolored l.in«ns far ooate, Marsetltes Vest
ings, very cheap Pocton .pantaloon stuffs lor negroes;
Cotton Osnabuigs, Linen Osnaburgs, oolored uome-
epuns, Ao.
SuMess iu trade is always la the ratio of ability to
do bust for t.ie community, ana upon that basis, combin
ed with integrity, we appeal to the universal intellect,
anu we confide ixapliultly In the unerring aggregate
mind for the result. Our stock is so thf roachly tillvd
L'NITKTUB LAHGRHT AHSOK.TMENT,
And it is fixed for solo,
At prices aa uniformly very Cheap l !
That purchasers of t large a3Sortm"nk, In saiall and
large quantities, can be suited iu a greater number of
art loins, and thereby effect a t, -eatrr saving than in any
other store in Havauuah.— 1 .uyer* are invit-1 to inspect
our wholo itook, ai we rmy or the patreiagj of tbe
greatest number cf purchasers—by onr diffusing tho
greatest reciprocal Interests—for enduring and li.orei.s-
iug support.
ami seif-govornineut.
I'ouu found here tho Leuno Lonapeos—t!i
member of tho great Akonquiit stock—which spread
over half America. Tney received him kiudly, and
he treated them well, and thoir descundnuf* remem
ber the era us tho rule of the grrnt and benevoiuiit
Miquuo. His rule and eoveruiupul were equally
the pruico of those Iudo-Grecks, Uih Iroquois, bettor
kuown to tho English it* tho bix Nations, and they
bestowed on him the distinctive name of Onus.—
Both these tortus aro indiuu equivalents for tho
name of l*enn.
But, whatever bo the character and capacities of
the Indiuu luiud, tiny mo our predecessors—our
wards—our brothers. We owe them kindness, jus
tice, heiunrolence. We owe them those great means
by which nations are uxnllad—l tiers, education,
Christianity. They are, it is tree, a lost liuk iu
llm history of tho human family ; but without stop-
plug to inquire ichtre they wore lo .1, or when (hey
were loti, it is tbe highest duty of our nationality to
welcome them aa men, xo^ptoysci ihniu as trfbps,
and, ns a Christian people, to cherish them. Aye,
aim to receive them, as we receive emigrants of nil
Europe, into the great family of die American
Union. There will doubtless arise, in theso now legis
lators of the Indian race, future Logans ond Gu-
raugulas t*» vindicate limit history, nnd other Co-
Uiissiitcgos and Red Jackets to utter iheir uloquiitce.
where Aleiirikolfexplaiimd to him his »u*picious_
Upou Um Osar's return to the table, tho boyard
olft ”d him ai,«in o'*'.bo disli, aud I'otcr asked him
•o sit by ris side, and invited hiiu to eat with him.
The nobleman liWHli**.!/ changed cc’or, and said
that ft bccuine not a subject to eat the same as tho
Emperor ; who ®oetng his embarrassment, took the
pi Ue and ottered it tc ' • - • *' *
couteutK. Rut u few
ruu and howl, thci. stag n ored and fell, and
pired. Ii wnr found he was poisoned. Tho boyard
wus secured; hut the next inoruiug ho was fourd
dead in hi < be f,
AltnzihoflTdid not have to sell rolls any longer:
tb-j first step to his rapid fortune was made, uud his
descenda.i.j are a much esteemed aud woultby fumi-
Tho Comet, now visible every evening to the
nuked eye, iu the nor..iwestorn part of the heavens,
si .no 20 degrees above ths ho izon, l ogins to at
tract universal utteuliou. Occasionally it has been
visiblo iu some quarters before it was dark, even.
O.qMoi.duy evening tliore vero heavy streaks of
black clouds across its course, which intercepted
the view for fifteeu or twenty luiautes Uf a time,
but when it emerged, as it were, from between these
streaks, it wm scon to gr< it advantage. The nu
cleus is so well dofiued that its phase may bo easily
detected by a glass of moderate power. Astronomers
think thu comet is upprouchiug the suu, aud that it
will shortly disappear from our view. Seen through
a telescope, its body appears rouud uud solid, whilo
the tail seems to flicker or flash.
Tina “ illustrious stranger" is represented to be
tho same comet discovered ou the lUlh of Juno, by
Klinkerfries. Wo need bo under no particular up-
prehuusion that it will come iu contact with our
uirly planet, ns i)r. Bond, of the Cuinbridge Obser
vatory, tells us that its distsuce from the earth is
some sixty or seventy millions of miles! Tho same
authority assures usi' at it is some thirty millions
of miles distsul irom the sun.
This comet is the most imposing that bus appear
ed fur several yoars, aud those who have good iu
strunents should not fail to notice the interesting
visitor, Ou Tuesday evening there was a marked
change noted in tho appearance of the comet. Tho
Util was much thinner and longer, while the nucleus
was much smeller, aud more dense and bnl'iant;
tho general aspect of the whole toing *ha' of a
bright silver star, enveloped nnd followed by a show
er of silver. It is thought that this comet will reach
its perihelion on the 27*h inst.
Comets used to be looked upon as the certain pro
cures ‘ of war, prstileiioo, famine, or some other
dire calamity, hut in those latter days tho world has
learned to look upou them with awe and admiration,
and not with Teur.
It was Dr. llulley who first proved that many of
the appearances of comets were but the periodical
return of the same bodies. “ Halley’s comet" per
forms its revolution in about aevoi.:y-six years. It
appeared in 1730, aud coino to its perihelion ou tinr
|^‘°f March. Its last appearance was made in
That which is known as Encke's comet wa: first
discovered oy M. Tons, Nov. Vlill1618, but it was
justly uumed by astiouomere liter Professor Eucke,
from nis success in detecting its orbit, motion* end
perturbations. It is ouo of the three comets * iiich
have uppsared uucording to prediction, und iur re
volutions are madu iu tb-eo year* and fifteen weak*.
Biela t comet (called after its discoverer, M. Rioja,
AustOan officer,) was discovered Febroarv 28th,
18iW. It is also one of the three comets whose re-
appearance was predicted; its revolution being per
formed iu six yours and thirty-eight •reeks.’ Its se
cond upi-oaraneo was in 183'.*. when tho time of Its
perihelion passage was N» v. fWrt. Its third appear-
auco was in 1839.
The auciouts were frequently visited by theso er-
ratic bodies. Justin tolls us of tin- simultanecus
appearance of tire, which were seen for seventy-two
duys together, aud whose splendor oclipstu that of
thu mid-day suu, and occupied 45 degrees, or tbe
fourth part uf the heavens. This was 135 years
B.C.
These pbeuomeua were first rationally explained
by Tj cuu Brucue, about the year 1577. Tho orbits
of 1 comets .wet o proved to be ellipses by Newtoo, iu
1704.—N. Y. Express.
13F Tbe New Y ork Commercial Adver
tiser tatimalet the Ions By the firoa iu Ffail,
Greenwich, aud Baaver-ntreets, in (hat city,
on Tueftdajr night, ol about $200,000.
CONSIGNEES.
Tor brig I uoy, from Now Ycrk— Brigham, KsUy k
Co, M A C.v.eu, T 8 Wayne, Bothwvll A Bm'lt-, Gimor
A Turner, E Luvoll. d.raatou, Jotiuiu \ A Co, Wul ster
L Ph13.os.T-R Mills. G *i Jo boson. Wells k Durr, Win
Daubs,:. N B 4 II *,V«ici, D ‘J’CoaUPV, J F llauiil. ju,
Crogsr t. Wr.,1% -I Jorts, I W Morrell k Co, LaRoche,
’towue k Cv, Phil brick k Bell, Crane k Rodjers, J B
Mooro i Co, T bt To*rev k CV, Wasaburn, Wilder &
Co, A Ib'.ywood, a id orde-.
Pec o. ,y Lucy ii 0mrc, fioUl L'ov Yorkv-3 E BTV
woil A Co, ilclo-.iu'js, Johnson k Co, F boherff, Juo 3
i f ooro A C”. O Johncon A Cn. i \\ M-rrsIi k Co, T R
Mil's, M A vol.au, 3r!yhnu. Kelly k Co, O 11 -Irhus^n.
(Jrano k Kodreis, 'tenter L Gsuimell. CohenAFvs-
UiuK, aud Cuhoxi k lit ns.
Par brig Macon, from Now York—T 8 Wayae, John
Foley, J 8 Moor: l Co, 31 A Cohen, H K Washburn, W
Dup-mn, Cragoi & Wade, O Y Johnson. Iteloombo,
Johnson k Co, McMahon k Doylo, J It Burroughs, T R
Mills, N Ii A II Wood, Jr.t SuLivau, liuutor k
m* ,| l, A T Jones, H J Gilbort, I W Morrell k Co, Wni
Warner, Brigham, Kelly k Co, Clanhorn k Cunning
ham, fiorso K Nldinls, N K Barni-m, ficldon A Co,
Soranten, Joha ton i. Cl, 11 C Hoott, R 8 Iterdwlok,
Wells a, Durr, and Boston & Gunby.
Per bark Exact, from Now York—T 8 Wayne, T R
klilie, G II Jc-'nnn, 51 A Cohen, 3rl*b*iu, Ke?ly k Co,
Clag’iorn L Cuuniagl.am, Wells c Dvrr, fi'o^iahon A
Dfwle.l W Morrell ft Co, J L Mooro k C 6cctt k Co,
ACacnh, Hoiooiube, Johnson L Oo,W W Goodrich, J L
Car er A Co, II F Waring. MoCosicer k Tri.tscr, h M
teuu.eaa, CAL I^inar, J Itvr.-i, D O'Conaor, W (Vai
ner, Coopoi A Gilliland, Pad ol ford. Fay A to, LAW
I-llieathul, A Ha-, wood, Mjrse A Nirhole, Cohen A
Tarver, %'abater A PoLnw, T W M-Artnor. rtorantau,
Johustou A Co, L 8 Bennett A Co, Brigham, KeLv A Co.
Crane A Rodgers, Lockett, Long A Do, T M r i nru'ir A
Co. Wbi Duncan. I iloitfabanU, s U Falligaut, N JJ A H
Wcod, J A Mayor, N k Bsrnuni a Cj, M J Reilly, and
P..88ENGER8.
Per steamer Calhoua, from Charleston—C Petty, Dr
Ccrbin, Mrs Batten, J Hedges aud li.Jy, 8 E Botnwetl
CoiUirlEItcriL.
a. r. aivoHi.gr.
a. «. M lntiler
COlfY.’HSrON If YRCHANT
Wllliameon'a Buildings, Bay-street.
- Bnvnmmli, tin. nprlb
WEUS Sc DI'HH,
Facton und Commisaion Merchants,
sap 21 >1 BAY-8TREET, BAY ANN AH.
AW UO-L’AUTNRllMlilP.- Th- ui
I signed has taken Into partnership, in tho praotio*
-* wie Law, his son, I8AAC AlULFOIlD MARSH,under
the name of M. u I. M. MARSH. They will personally
atteM the Superior Corn .j ut Jl tham, Bryan Bulloch,
k'ffmglK-ui, Sor - . on, DurLe, Wanhtcgton auv. Wilkinson
Counties, and have made arrangsiuenta for tn? promy
e^lleotion of dobts in most of the oounMea in the state.
MAT Office 175(up stairs^ Bay-riret-s, Savannkli.
May 23th, 1852.
FORD MARSH
Bookscllir nnd VCafionnr,
No. 135 Congrssj-st.. upp* site Monument -aq.
ar 10j SAVANNAH, GEO. [U
tIJSSAS. HI* ^tCiiiRTT,
CONTRACTOR AND iWU DRR,
If AV1NG rssutuad his Luaiur-FS, Is uuw pr*
JJ porfl to oontraot far But’ Mugs or Jobbing work ol
c.uy d'lSoripUnr, ia his lino. St airs exeeuled with neat
ness and dispatch. A share of the public patronage is
moat respectfully solicited.
Carpenter Chop coiner of Walaut aud Harrison-ste.,
s-icund street wessof Urotvn and Harris'* Stables,
tel 1H ly
B.». Evaft'.% y
A T T O J: iV E V A T LA W ,
SaVNPBRXVlLLS, WafllllXOTCN COOl'TV, Ok.,
Will pructluu in the Cou.cs of the btiddlo Circuit. All
businoss ccmmltted to hts care will ho exeonted with
promptness and* dispatch.
RxrauE.vcBs.—Messrs. BothwoliA Smith, and Dr. It.
L. Byrd, Savannah. ly jau27
:ioCOBKER& Tah ANOR,
BALTIMORE, utJU. 27-—Comm— 1 T'.e Coffee mar
ket is active, aud hoidore firm. T.'Ancaeiiotas !i»vw
been quits large, and prices nia, be considered fully K
cent m-r D> beair. W»- note n*Its of 1000 bags Rio t v *
9>s to 9^o,; al-o. 4000 begs do. at price' ru-xiig Irom
\l!ni to lUo., most'; at r.'-J'9Ji^ j also 50o dams r-a
Rio at 7a9j4<-.: .also WB bugs Laguay .. ac ’Ai%vXo.l,r
damaged, to 9?40. fai primo. Sale* .00 bar . Al: .aca.oo
alOiic. The -intire sals* of tho week will i •'ach t’ out i
10,uuobagf. Thoretogood demand—stork on hand 1
about.AX'hags. Imports cf/ko weok -»9,7 l.\g* 'rem
PorteGaoello. imports 9*"'bags frou T.agu-'.yra.
Cotton—Ths Cotton m»rkot is stcu y. Hale; since
our lost of 347 hales lor/ middling to midd.int fAir Up
lands and Gulfs at lUMfo. 4 and 6 months. The de
mand .s fair from manufacturore. Some lots have
bein’. .Ron iot another market, aud several sales ter
expo.s. We note more h.mness at the close, bat no
change In pricos. The stock on band is 25,000 bales.—
Imovris of tbe weok 100 bales Trom Charleston.
i LOU it.—Howard Strset.—On Tuesday tbe price sst-
tied dovn to $5.12)b, with soles of 13J0 bbls. On Wad-
nusdny there was still a yt'>d demand, and about 1. .1*
hbls. were reported at *>,!%• No doubt uore was
•old on both days tbar report*. ). On Tharcday tV-re
werj sold 600 Ibis, at #5,12^. '•'he market was mure
uusettled to-day. with sa'ea of 200 bbls. at $5.12)d and
SuO st $6,holders generally asking
City Mills—7 hsre nas been a gqod aemand, and
about 7000 Obis, have Ue'~ sold during the woek at
$6,12)fc. 8omo are now holding it higher.
Co.:x—Thor* ha.e he-mabout 75,two burhels on the
market this week, with sale of whito varying from 02
to C(L„ and yellow at 66o<fc'e.—the top liguresTor rtriet-
ly primo lots.
Oats—A fair uupply, aalcg at 37a39o. for Md. and Va.
No Fa. in the market yet.
Natal Stohks—We hear of seme changes, aud quote
8pta. T'orpentint ai 47»49o. pei go!L>n. Bales ocmuion
Itoiin at §l,40al,45 r ' T bbl.; No. 2, $1,75, r.rd No. 1,
$2 50a3,75. Tar $3,02a3,C5. Pitch $1,75 per bbl. Var
nish 21c. per gallon.
PnoTisioits—Bacon—Tbe m irket for Bacon is steady
and firm. We note suits of 50 casks Shoulders at!7>Ao.
also 50 hhds. do. at 7iaa7>i»«, Bales also of SO bhds. of
Bidec at aud Jt casks do. at 8c. A sals of 360
co Hams at 12o.—wo quote the tangs at I0sl2«. mi-
... Pot k—8a) is Of toms 200 hhds. Mess at $16.23: also
50 bbls. Prime at $l3,50al3,75, and 50 bbls. <m terns
not mndo public.
Wool—Kales of 5000 lbs. unwashed 25o27o.; washed
35a3/c.; pulled 33a37o-; fioo fleece 40«55o. Market hea
vy—prices drooping
WiiisKY—Sales in bbls. at 2-Vfo.and in hhds. 24>^o.
IHBBLEfcCARBf
CLOTHIERS
MER0llANT D TAIL01l8,
Wareroom
If. E. Comer of JVhitaher and Broughton-tls.,
T 8n*annah.
IIE f*ih*cr;baik, in »anotinciup to their numer-
ous onsuemers and the public, tbs arrival and
opening.of their
Spiring Stock,
follcit.t, -h.iuiolv.1 on th. admit*;-, -hl.-h th.lrr.-
cent purchases susbla them to vdorail who desire to
Llorhing from nn oxtensivo assortment of
the ohoioesr roods, made iu the trrst
Fa^hionttbic Style.
* Those goods have been purchas -4 under the personal
1: sp-riJun of one of fahe pupri-tert; cud avahtegt iem-
salvcx of fa v nrablb oircu.ii.-ttancrr, 'toy are enabled
not only to warrant them Iu quality, but to offer them
at each
(.6W i/El'CES,
ssrnas' driur.tc al.tompo.'uou in ".sir trad
Tho iolJnwin*' ebiunsrtticu h made for tho
, ““ i 1 *sr* wi
_ city, aro
.r .aius’Ionof oar <J 'our>.
crmTiim
FROCK. AND D3E88 Coats of every qvality.
" " " " in Black, Blue, Br-'we,
Cre«*n aud CMvo Colors.
BU8INK88 COAT8, iu groat variety, cix: Limr. Tus - -
■iaDnak, Drab Es’ «,Alpaoba, Cashmeret, Frock and
Back oaslness Coate.
PAijTALOONS.—Black Docskia r.t a g eat variety of
B^r ai-d Fancy C-.saimeros.at a great variety of prices
“ Drsb Dote «* •• «
White aud Fancy Linen Dr'Lri, “ ** «»
1 aney filarseUles. “ *• *•
VE8T8—B’ack £ilk and Sail: . Vests.
Fancy Hillc *•
White biik, for Party *•
Whit.. BaJaLU ^ncy
Marsdillei "
WhiteandBuffD»mk ^
WaAIKlUXG GOOES.
Forui-hing Govis of uvory description for Gentle-
spenuu-iy invited te an* ..
wer.x—consist.ug of scarft, cravats, watfrford
ti toe Albert sics, spring stocks, merino shirs
and drs eu, cotton +c . sM"r..-auyrs,hol» n •»e,r'
U quslity patent ; ike shuts, a it
lOUX POOLE,
WUOI EflALK AND KBTAfl. DKALVR *N
PAINTS. OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNISHES
hxHi-h and American tl'i.atuie-Oiau,
Paint, Vvuiiit and White wash Brushos, Jatsl and
Camel lial • Pec oils, Bs Jgor and Camel liaig
Bleadsre, OrAialpg Comos, Art'Ar*
Brushes, he. Ao.
Fatter Ha»g4na»,'i‘or<Urs. and Fire-Board Prints,
li. B. —Uciso, rlgn and 81 Jo Pointing, Gliding, Grain*
lag and Glaslng, done on reasjJmme terms by
JOHN POOLE, L Whits? er-ct.
tnnr 20 Nsarly opp&the Swift, Dsnslow k Co.
itleur}' li. WdMikuru,
(AC1I.WT.)
SHIPPING AN" C0VM1SSICN MiHtHANT.
JjJl t-AVaNNO), ly
A. if. IMIIJN,
COTTON FACTO F<
Ko-r-i it.VY.STHai&T,
ootla d/.VANI An.
Macgnni Sc Vox,
ATTORNEYS AT LA IV,
Atlanta, Geergia,
JWill oolleot Debts in tho following C'uintie>:
CeRaib, Fayette, Heard, Com, Marrr.y, Cberwket
Newton, Cowctn. Camobell, Gordon, Walker, Hanry
Metrlwether, Carroll, FWu, Dnd«s Bpauidia/, Troup
Gobb, Whitfield, Forev»h, G rinuett.
ity’wwes*—E- B. Stoddard k Co., Charleston, 8ontt
Cfolics; WilUaus A PreUior,Augusta,Goo.gU; Plan
Pi others, rod O. W < )L- - 'ai, New-*orh.
Nat. MA;-ot;it if’ Pupvtas N. Oar.
C. A. L. LA.HAK,
iSeuerel Commission Merchant,
lyj Huvanoat, Georglu. (nov l’i
T.1S3* 11. KOIIV. T. t JO SLAV.
jPOKT a WNUAHHt
FACTORS AND COMMIf SION MERCHANTS.
oot) 3AVAN:MU.OA. ly
.Inliuii liaviriilgt;,
ATTORNEY ,. T LA 4
Office cor,, nr Ifuiiaixr-sUandJBay Lane,
uov 10 lavitnmib,
FA8IIIOVA«L
SC 5a.ja1as.tt8i '
for Party Dresses, G
rastieotftiliy mutes ths tMeQiiti i
8tcre, No. 157 CoiiMTess-strsst.
a Mt AU of ths above goods are ef Mm, $1 ernes*
^nwNgsv MW moSm.
mens, ooa
Tab is thin method tf 1
flaY.r uab, and rlollttv, ...
o«l..a her 81-lUNo jTOO*. «
tlftil articlu, of the moss delicate fkbrle, In mR| aai
Ion, ..J a aew jonmer BONNET af—’ ■
Alb Mill, (.api, iloaon, Aoltoua 0-1
Straw Tr -m-'.ilgr, t«., 4t. '
y. b —Ali ord.r, ftooi Ih. ocraatry yronptly aMaafaf
~flXxtebs* iioi/si!* 11
.. _ . JUoryto, Ur.rRlA.
r.T?- , WI* welt Viown Uoart, ntuautt wllhla •
-boit diaiai uu o. tne fHe.uhcu aharf, 1* MV
JLJLop-ti undo. Ih, mprrrlilou of W, R, Birr.I.T.
” homo whit, uudor th, oontrol o, Hr,. 1 miiK
,or«l-fl» very M,h -epnt.tton ,. a .Ian ham.
Tit, ni'Mob. prciirlotoi li.rlhj fhrulah.d U>, bouM
to m'fh imtltfl 0 vr r "‘- a ** •‘‘a’- rcygutitu, aai
mi. * p. r amKLEY
fi.hta.r* Amt, a, IfA., a.fS-t»lt
A rint itntrMUhi.Bc. for a SpueutatlM.
fob SALE,
O to rs ill Sylviihiu, Eoreorn «
o ;<x salt* lots are well improved, anw
jjrtlto. One lot baa a store 25 by 30 fleet, a ■
ty\bf..fc, mUable for a hoardlot-hou,, vlth *U a*,
fhn tlfii‘ ll>: ‘° Ud °F* , i *°, d » mwp o(«i)od wltm. t.
irtHl. b - *”* uti (Uipnayarw.
TK-IMS—One half oa.h, th, halaao, At thr«e aai
■Ii n.omlA, -or aptirorad Jty ra *
A!«0., ioim siui.'K o» QtriiiiS,noha,ar, tt.oal-
yh.pi In mootry .ton., lor ..I. low. tf nypltWIhT
immediately. For ft.tbt ;• particular* address‘d
, POSTMASTER,
any 25 lui 8>1 vania P. O^ Oa,
I*and Agency*
T HE subscriber will purohusn or loll, on tannin*
siun. J . *6 ia the t wn of Baonswiosi also. Ds4
lvinr in Ihs < ountio* uf C!;fir., Warno, Csmdsa, Ware.
Appling. Clinch. Irwih, Lotrndsx nnd IDomaiL for 1((
per oont. commission on amount of seise, snd will re
port tho valno of lands for ton dollars por lot.
R*r*R to—E. J. llardec, Esu., "avaanaht J, c.
riaut «ud Lr. Collins, Maoon; Andrew J. Minor, Au*
Brunswick, Aug, 12,1858.
E. M. MOoitE.''
f.wtf H|U
l.ANU I OU SALK IN UI.YNN CO. .
A TRACT oonlalIII,, twolr, hunilml (1900)
rt "” r «". t.oiM planUa, lrnij ftijo anw
ol. ,rw aud r,nood. and In itood oon.ltlon tor a or.,
for t..» n.it ja.r: J00 aorm narlwrri haBBMk.
and th, nmalnlo, 200 ,or«i w.ll tlwbarti nta, l**i
^ b- t-not 1. Ntn.tod on TnrU, Riror, wAhln olihi
ntilo. of OiTU.KirV^tho IUIlioadfwasi Uironahtt-?
Tho thuborod portion Uu olou tatho riror. Th. tear.
Aim, Twin
Rninawtolf. An,. 18.1M3.
WINTER IRON WORKS.
MONTOOMERY, ALA;
Pertnbl* Clrmior Saw mum.
f.'UKrtt, Mill. «r.i warrautnd unaurparud by a.y
•Aw, u , ,e - Periled v.y ja fiiofivo of *2 LmS bore
ol Cyllim .r, ..ud piesent vho latest and host Ismvovo-
m ent* tl rougbouu Among those, tho patent OHiag Box
ie oxolua.voly used, iioxTes continuous food Works,
*o. Prloo driitoreu at tho Fwjtory 2^C0 doll ts. loos
♦hen $1'J0 addltU-ri.1 toUldortay ihefioisht to Savan
nah, Ar gusts, CharUstou or New Orleans.
Examination ot thtso Mills is olono requIrodtosstab-
llsh their exeuadlng simplicity, cheapness, durabUlty
and superiority throughout. - *
All d-wsorlptions of lfogint. and Mill Work famished al
shor. notice snd folly warranted. Address 1
rrw flro , A B- WINTER, Agi. W.I. Wsrks.
Ay Charleston Courier please oopy.
IlL'LiMBOLD'l’ * EIFLEB,
IM> “T!!*? 1 ’ ? nd Manufacturer, tf Fire
Proof Safe., Iron RailingLoci., Ice.
Corner of Bryan and Jdfli»rMS-MrMli|
fo*! aepnbi^e ^n* fsae^
val, that they or* now
propmd *•**••«* all
orders in ths above
line.
*L 8—A!l artlolee
manufitoturedbyasars
warranted for materl-
usmp. ,
tiblmroldt* minjiR.
.BtsMM Bells!! Bell*IM
'J’hlC Huh rrihurj rnauufac.ureomllwopooiutant-
*,I ly on baud all Rises of Chureh, Factory, Steamboat.
BT?V Ur® Si Cc»„
GENERAL OCM^t.lSWN MER'iHJtsTi
IVu.17*5 Baj-stroet, Sruimouh.
.roK.it t. wc-vrsxtv. su 21 joun *. now lx an. ,iu
iunics McUnnrjI"
IVSl'IthfiCL Bi.IiKm, & nib FaRV P'JBl.tf.
. Marine iVotests Noted end Extenuod, Averages ad
justed. Chari jx Partie* aud \veisvc Boljs a, Pa
per* prepared -.vheretv *orcoo7wr i->mes f.om Aroeriw-
or British Uui«v»'v.i and ntteut-o'i nivon to all
mattersoonaerire s-th ‘-.'ppiug and f ui-ranjc. Of*
flee No. 118 1*^7 sfarrit, opy-<eite the front of the Co*-
--i House. iy nov S
NSW-YORK, AUG. 20,-Thai-o is a better feeling in
8‘ojkJ lo-ie.y, with an upward tendency. The Money
Flour firmer, but ;
ft,I2®5kl8 for State; i . .
Sate* of 20,000 busnela Corn at75 cents for mixed.
MAMM I*MTI2LLM*KiM;e,
PORT OF eAVANNAM ***. ■
Bun Rises, 5bJ31 iuu Bate, 6h.381 High Water. 3h.26m
^ Bri^.Loej^ Junes, 9 days from Now Yotz, to Brig
*Br>g Luoj II Cho*<), Soott, Now York, to Ogden k
tins, Pri t
-L kinc , C w
sort moat of
DttfSSINfl fiOWil'P,
U .bretlas, Ca..es, ^orfumory, Gem’ j, Brushes, Fort-
noiic i, etc., ot.
IkAT3.
An extensive assortment of tho latest and moat fash
ionable styles.
Boys’ Clothing.
Comprising tho largest assortment ever ofTereJin this
oity, consisting of Frocks, Backs, Polka 8ocl-j, Jackets.
Vsa« and Pants, in every variety of stylo and material
suitable lor t)'u season.
MEK JIIANT TAILOUIM.
Toe favorable and long established reputation wliioh
their Obtablis^monc has enjoyed and still mainUius for
tho stylo and flnl h of its ¥ •rnu,.ta >n..de to order, as
well as forth* superior quality of thsir r'oths, dura
bility of color \nd substantial workmamhip, it sh'.P do
thu constant effort cf the proprlotoxv. st<U to continur —
They invite th* sp-cial attention or noth old aLd new
oustoiiier* totno following, f*om ..hloh they are pre
pared to furnish g Armor t u , .'filch tacy will war ant to
be ns plus ultra in b-,.h fit .\ncl Tasuion.
dlMOaVI s k IIIOLLY’8 best Blue, Black, Browa,
Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronxc, C'rubo » id OUvo
Cloths.
Black Doeskin, Block, Csseimer o, and a large assort
ment of Colored aud Fai oy Tweeds.
LINEN IOODE.— White, Buff and fancy Linan
Drills.
VE8TING8.—V.’bite 8 lk and 8atlu, for Pnrty Ve*te.
UIIiASEBT BUTtr,K f
CiSTdR BUILDER,
P EALflR IN \>'H IVE PINE LUMBER
y or k-s tr* st, Oglethorpe So.,
ian28 Savrnnah-
VEHTiNUb.—waits b iu and 8atin. for Party Ve^s.
Black and fancy Bilk and Satire. White, Buff and
Orange Cassiuiures. A large variety of Whin, Buff and
fancy Marines
uniform: suits.
For Volouteer Companies in tho oity and throughout
tho State, made and turnishoi at tho shortest notice
DIBBLE 4 CAREY.
LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT-
AHNOLD’S
Improved Talent Metallic Indestructible
SARCOPHAGUS,
0K AIR
JEXOA U8TBD **BbJLS22a*» comNg>
Which ig now taking tho nlacc of all other* throughout
tho United States. II. 8. BOG A It D US having W
mode the solo agent of tho abo *« for thu City of Savin-
nah, vuuld respectfully ox. • atteutlon to th«lr vaatsu-
perioiity over -»y thing of tho hind that has yet been
before iho public. The improvements consist in cs-
neutlug thu top s ml sides, and, by tho apiL-**'oa ol
an air T'Unp, removing the air, by whiob mcr.ua the
content* retrain without effluvia or change of appear-
acoe :cr any length of time. It Li ou these adrantagss*
tho nlxiiw to sn.»«rioiity Is boon 1.
Tire unaorsiine* 4 hsvioe examined the above, do not
hreitate to say that, in thoir opinion, th-y are fully cai-
oulated to answer the lntendod purpose: .-.
8. N. Haunts. M. D. f | C- 'V. Wnar, U. D.,
H Wavna, AL i)., ;*. if. Koliock, sLD.,
J. C lUSLUSH • n, M. D., 1 W. G. Bullock, M. D.,
tr.sr 12 R. Laowusok, Machinist. ly
D. W. Mlscplly,
These bells a
m< veablo arn.., w »»
the olnppoi'will strike in n now pia*#, whisk is dsslm*
bte after a bolt hast con rang a few years. Spring* are
affixed in n new way topre vent tbe oiappor ftumxsseiiMr
ho Bell, thereby prolonging tbe Maud. Those BeUs
uauuitoctnred from but stock and are cast in
Iron casings. At this Foundry those wore first assfi
nd aro found to bo a great improvement. W* given
rltten warrantee thkf If Churoh boils Tjreak within
_ no year from date of puiduse, with fair uango.wn
will recast rithout char re. Th* tone of all Brils Is
wrrrantcd. Nearly 9000 bell* have been east and sold
ftum tnis foundry, whic., is »he host ovideaoo of tbeit
supor* »rlty. We havo 15 gold and 81lv*r Mldal*.
awarded fron tno varfous Fairs •• for the beet Bells ft!
.rousness and parity often*. 1 ' Wo pay particular
ntioo to retting up Peals. r Chimes, andean refer
4°ee ftirnls ied by us. Onr Font.cry is within a few
rods uf tbe Hudson River, Erie Cana!, and Railroads
ruuniua in every directfo'i. As this is ths largest Es-
teblfrUmeLtof the kind in tho V. 8. and has tkftiramt
C wntdnsnf of ht'.U. orders er.o ie filled with great Sls-
piiteh Wo osn rotor to Bolls in any of the States.-**-
Old Bells taken in exohauff* for new one*. Lov«t*»‘
Coui^asscs, io. constantly or hand, /address .”
MENRELY'fi 00*8,
;ol3 lj»dfttw WestTioy, Jfar, A
THE LAST UNRIVALLED PBODUCTB '
A New too it Stove,
CALLED "TEE NEW WORLD
. '‘4, r K “* u, r.« Woo* ar C'eal.
- Jr-a Tho Bubscribera havn just made nrrango
£*&A merits with Messrs. Abbott 4 Lawrence, Rtev*
'r‘tre r *' ot bU, fortht oxclnelvo sale
of rill* excellent tfFjVE. Th* makers had .fc
thoroughly tested boforo offering it tc ths .vj* lio for
r Cu °r 'V y £**“.>' raoomaiuitKl ir
Uoioiha- ... nov noin, it. Wtaatat.vofUioninp
•iu ‘-r.Al a slnrfc time siuoe in this cuy. and those who
have seen them in operation ncknowloJged that they
uov.r saw any Stovo, for cither roasting, boiling, breU-
ing, or baking, that performed jo well and with so small
a cost for fuel j tbs castings in this Stove axe very heavy
un- ’uo’int jd in the mostpwifoetmauneri thobaksnlste
ij so const .-acted that you con get twlss the heat In ths
-ven os rny cther stove now in use. W« are now re^.
oe.yingthe ditferoat slses, end we cordially invite ill 5ff
coll and examine before purchasing. We havo nine.
' Nt‘ >rs other rettaras, amonr which may bs tukuA
tho Iron Witch, Iron Ring, aud celebrated Back Stovs.
for wood. T. W. MoABTHOR 4 GCL.
•P* M ?£ Worn No. 1$ BarnS-tt.
SHIP 4*9 6R::EP.AL BLAUIIEITE. j M rjiBMMagTA
Olyoal.e l.ttmar’. Col tot Pre»h jfaioU.nt a. jorlmlut^“A 8 fa2lo«iSSflSl «
HASftiiV .-n/H-KArAXHAB, atOKiu.. aooJ. compri.io, ’ *“* *'
Bteambt-nf -V.1J Work -nJ o*ore description
Blacksmlthing executed with neatness and dtspateaL
UpUolslery and Cabinet Work
Tho subsoribor having taken the store on
Whitaker-street, next to Dibble 4 Corey’s Tai
loving Establishment, respectfully announce to
. theoUlaens of Savannah that aa 1'prepared
to oxocuu all orders iu the abovo line on the most
REASONABLE T’iltMS.
Special attention paid to repairing all Linda of Furni
ture.
• Funerals supplied at the *horfostnoMee.
tU * ly JAMES LARKIN
SAVANNAH, CF3RGIA,
73 i ork-ntroctj rear o/ (be Court Ho me
ESTABLISHED IN 1832.
T •’HF-A* Silk aud 1 Vool.cn Drosses, Shawls, T»
I J ble Cover*, «te.,clrenvd, and dye<* varfou* colors.
Loaios’ Bonnets bleach jd a..c’ *r. r fvbicnablc
style; Kid (riovejcleane\and Gentlemen’s Garment
^leaned,renovated or dyed, us may be required. AU
do no in Uie samo stylo whirh has generally so muol
lleased my pa*r«,n* and friend.*. Terms moderate.
ferreussending parcels bj Ils-nden'e Tipress, Rail
road, or steamboats are requested to write per mail, so
that I may know whore to oalifor-.b-.m, and which way
te s^nd •hem back. Ccsl of freight each ♦.ay, for small
narceis, willl»e about25 oonta. All orders punctually
'7
ALEXANDER GALLOWA^
AT REDClO£D PRICES!
-Ct3 lb. Dozes $3,7.15
»Ran.
$19,00 por ] OO IHa.-23 lb. Dozes $3/
O chargd t'oi boxing or delivering nt tho II
IH rood or steamboats, warranted to keep in .
climate. T. C. RICE,
jy 1 ly. 8. W. corner Broughton and Whltaktqr-s%.
rilO PURCHASED** OP CHEAP DHY
I ' OOODr —5 eases of fast colored printed Lawns
“^soonot and bati-te Muslin*, ail at I2fe cunts.
S oases assorted Ginghams iu Now Styfos, -|i at 12ke,
1 oose (a groat borgr-in) Ladies’ Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, all at centa.
W* have much pleasure in direotlng parUoolar at
tention w the arrLftt, by the steamship Florida thu
day, of the above Goods, and can with perfect oonP-
dencs reooaunonc them os the cheapest goods ever of
fered for sale in Savannah.
« M- PLENDEHGAST 4 CO.
_msy25 17$ aroughtou-st. vpp. 6t. Andrew'rfiloli.
V f NI.E8.--6 ^0 Shatei, with fixtures complete;
Pwo? Vocifordfofln* Gdt Oonlvnr j 2*HV» fine English
just r joslvod and (or sole oy
1. W. MORRELL 4 CO-
SALE.—A M«u iili y-»ira old, a carpenter
warranted oouud. Apply to
uv3321
TULA ROPE 5UOooils Konfueky Bale Repo,
for sals by (j« ij COHENS 4 HERTZ.
White and colored French Linos Drills.
A ;;rea. variety for Gentlemen’s and Boys* flummof
“* prl ^ ° M “-
Black Gro DoRhlne Bilks.
Ladius’ Needle work c*lUrs.
Jaconet and Organdy Mcslins.
7-8, 4-4 and 9-8 French, En.„ uu
Prints, particularly desirable atyles.
A biautiful assortmsnt of Cambric and Swiss Edg-
French, English and Amur loan
lass andiaserriagr ^ a ._
Tliey will bo rooelrlog fttrOtm .unplio, i, tho
steamer during tbe month.
No. 173 Broughton street,
may 18 opposite PC Andrews HML
TilE subscriber respectfully in' itec
the actefiUon of purchasers to his as-
sortuont of Trunks, Valises nnd Car-
8 st Begs, just received and for .ale al
n store fn Gibbous’ Rai ga.
i» 14 WILLIAM HEIDT.
S ltbPlIAIMIMJ FI.OUK, Hukor'a Farina.
j-Ixp-ceied Cocoa, aud a now nriiol* of PalsMoni
or Brcakfoot Powder. Just roceired and for mds at
auv 9 BERLIN 4 NATHANS
$>AETilMOKK FLUUK.—100 bblfi Hoirerd
2j Street Flour, landing and for sain by
POTV and KUTTI.J.S, of E^lioh
a : j i Amoiiuan manufacture; also jar* -
of French Kettles, for oooklng, a very
MORSE 4
J also Just roselved a
a very aloe article.
NICHOLS.
M W lMf M^ta2o?“ 4 , * toPart -
30 bbls N u Syrup,
augF*
T> 1CB.~40 casks small Rico, far sale by~
II aug 16 MCMAHON 4 DOYLE.
tea—Tea.
OH Half cheats Hyson Tea
Ay\J J» do do Powchong do
nog 18 In store and tot *s.s by
Powchong do
re and for an.* 1
^ LOU11.—W barrels Hirarc S
Jb ns Flmr: 20 half do.Canal da.a-M|
more do.-landing from schooner* J. R.
Wood bridge, sud for sale by
aug 15 _ HLAGHQflN 4 t
BPiecOVAL PU8UIC-.
Tt'BT IlECEIVED: A vorltt. of I
*1 cf the New York —
Tracts, Churoh CatoeT ‘
other cheep ana valui
Lo.ik Store ot
c.u: a variety or ta
ork Pketwtent Enh
tthUnjs. Suhboth Sob
HSTJiaRuu*,
j»coS ,
IV ttor'', 10 Miio.o£oloo h
tf«f ^ aww - chM "-
a» 5 W
No. 11
34Coir