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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1853)
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. TERMS! wfhfc “Daily flfontoxo Mkwc" is delivered to City ‘utMcriberi at five dollars per annum, payable hall- i.rarlv IN ADVANCE.or for TWEUVB CENTS a week it i vuf'lo to the Carriers. Single copies, three cents. jiie "TKI-WEEKLY MORNING NEWS," (tor the couutry.) cuutuiamg all the new mnttcr and new ad- uTtisriurnts of the Daily, is furnished fbr three dollars per annum, in advance. Advertisements inserted at the following ratos roa onr buuakr or tin lines, On# insertion I 25 1 60 1 78 .*2 UO Three “ IS 60 One week 2 UO I One Year ....JO 00 For advertisements not exoeedlng five lines, three- fourths of tho above rates will be charged. 1. ' dc uuargou, i. e insertion 46 cento. « two •• .76 “ “ One Week SI 60, fto. io. I .oral Advertisements inserted nt the utnal rates. Advertisements from transient perfoni or strangers must bo paid in advance. Yearly advertisers, exeeeding in their advertisements the avorago number of linoa agreed for, will be oharged at proportional rates. Advortisemontssent to Oil* office withoutdirootions, si to the number of insertions, will be published daily until orderod to bo discontinued, and oharged aooord- Tin rnr mm. Arhivai. of the Augusta.—The steam ship Augusta, Capl. Lyon, arrived eorly yes terday morning, in 50 hours from New York Wo aro indebted to her officers for files of late New York papers. CF* The steamship Florida, hence, arrived at New York in 67 houn. Cy The steamship State of Georgia ar rived at Philadelphia, on Saturday, at 12 o’clock M. I'sT We see it stated that Gen. Cass is said o have written o letter fully approving and endorsing the policy of the administration up io the present time. A Washington dispatch denies the roport that the mission to France had actually been offered to the veteran Sena tor, but reiterates that such a tender would have been made had there been any prospect that ho would have accepted the post. Governor Wood’** Letter. We make the following extracts from a letter written by Gov. Wood, lately appointed con sol to Valparaiso, to a friend in Cleveland, and published in the Plaindealer. " At about ten o'clock, A. M., we cuine in sight of Jamaica. Mountains appeared, rising sevoral thou* Mind feet. On nearing tho laud, wo took on board a black pilot, ran close in with the shoro about 30 miles, lo Port Royal, and entered tho harbor of Kingston, which, you know, is on tho south side. We wero eloso in with the land from tho time we reached Jamaica until wo entered tho harbor. We uw many plantations, the buildings dilapidated; fields of sugar-caue half workod, and apparently poor, and nothing but that which will grow without the labor of muu appeared luxuriant and flourishing. The inland itself is of irroat fertility—one of the best of (he Antilles { but all the large estutes upon it uro now font going to ruin. lu the harbor wero not a dossil ships of all nations ; no busiuoss was doing, and evory thing you beard spoken was in tho lan guage of complaint. Sinco tho blacks have beeu liberated they have become indolent, insolont, do- grudcil and diehonest. They arc u rudo, beastly ict of vagabonds, lying naked about tiie streets, as filthy nt IlotteutoL*, and I believe worse. “ On gutting to tho wharf, the flrsitliing, the blacks of both sexes, in great nuntbors, perfectly naked, came swimming about the boat, aud would dive for small pieces ol coin that were threren them by the passengers- These they would oatcli in the water, or pick from the bottom. Thoy never foil, though I'm water is twenty feet deep. “The harboroiKingston is spacious and secure. Tho city is old aud in ruins. On entering it the stranger is annoyed to dcutb by the black beggars ut every step, and you must often show thorn your pistols, or an uplifted nano, to rid yourself of their importunities. " Wo wero here twenty-four hours, took in four hundred tons of coal, which was all brought on board by black women in rags, in tubs carried on their heads. “ Tho whites are very civil and courteous. Thoy seem delighted to seo Americans; say the islnnd is rained Ly legislation and neglect of the homegovern- inent, and most of them aro desirous of getting away, " I liopo tho nbolition of slavery everywhere will not be attended with tho sumo consequences that it lias in Jamuica—to ruiu both Muck and white; but no one visists Jamaica without the most thorough conviction that tho liberntioli of the uluvo has spoil ed him, and ruined his master. 1 have, however, time for no more comments on this subject. Speaking of Panama, ho says: "This is nn old, dilapidated city, with but few Americans. It is surroundod by nil immense wull, which is now, as woll as the city, in ruins. The pa pers hero, of which there are four, all announced our arrival, and ail tho editors, with many others, called to seo us. I spout the evening of yesterday with the governor of this province,, a young Span iard from Bogota. Ho ( visited me yesterday, and 'pent some time, and is a very interesting young man. But everything is very strange, now, odd. We have found ovary one polite, kind, accommodnl- ““ That is not odd." A Deliberate act of Heir-Destruction by Shooting; himself with n Pistol. About nino o'clock on Friday night, a melancholy ense of suicide took place in tho pistol gallery of Mr. Alexander Lawreuco, at the St. Uburles,{situated at the corner of Leonard street and Broadway. J. Willis, or better known among his circle of ac quaintances as “ llnwkny,” or “ Huwkeyc," deliber ately shot himself through the head with n pistol, procured in tho atiovo named gallery. The ball penetrated his skull just behind tho right car, tuid lodged in tho broin. The unfortunate mnn fell iu- snusibje on tho floor. Dr. McComb, probed the wound, and found that the bail had taken a direct course into tho brain. He lingered in a gasping con dition UD.il about one o’clock on Saturday morning, w m, n put an end to his earthly career. lhe deceased, oh wa learn, entered the gallery— called for n pistol—it was handed to him, and ho look one shot at iheTarget, and then wanted to re load the pistol himself, but the person in attendance "T.' oot permit him. The pistol was reloaded, “lid Wills took it, and went towards a young man that was rcclinieg on n sofa. Tho young htan Rprang up, and suld “ Don't shoot me, I never iu- J"rodyou,",anj immediately oacoped. Willis then instantly placed the pistol to his own head, anddit- charged it, producing the result us we have pro* viously stated. r . James Willis was about thirty years of age, and !• said to bo a nativo of Bridgeport, Conn., whero “i» parents now reside.—N, Y. Herald. t : 1P The way they plough in Portugal is primi tive inded. A late traveller says“ The principal agricultural implement used hero, and throughout |he provinces, is the lay a. It is a ponderous iron «°rk, consisting of two prongs about six inches apart and a yard long, the handle boing formed of a per pendicular piece of wood attached to one extremity "f die horizontal bar which unites the prongs When a field is to be turned over, eight or a dozen, peasants, statiou themselves in a row, each bolding 11 laya in both hands, which they simultaneously raise, and then with the impetus of the descent, ‘ , 0 deep into the around, turning up a ridge of ***" ®*ch delve. They then tuke ono step back- ward and perform thesamo operuliou with singular rapidity m,d regularity. the (Jolted States lo no English Point ot View. The recent advices from tho United States repre sent a condition of financial affair# which has an im portant beariug on the money markets of other coun tries. Two peculiar caunos are in operation to pro duce an unusual influence, and although one of them is of a more local character than tho other, they are both of sufficient magnitude to occasion very strik ing results. Until rerently, tiie laws of Now York bavo required the various banking institutions of tho State to publish thoir accounts of liabilities and assets only once every three mouths. The conse quences, however, were found to bo such as to ne cessitate reform. No system could have been more favorable for a gambler, or more hurtftil to tho ro* gular transactions of commorce. Within n few weeks of the period for the issue of their statements, tho banks, in ordor to exhibit a position of grout safety, wero accustomed to call in a large propor lion of thoir louns; aud as soon as the necessity was over they would then again accommodate their cus tomers with greater liberality tliau ever. Hence a quarterly panic iu tho atock market, followed by an cqualiv violent robouud, waaan event always to be looked for, and speculators of largo means, acting upon this knowledge, could reulizo profits with u degree of certainty that afforded a singular illustra tion of tho blindness of tho smaller dabblers among the general public, who wero invariably its victims. To remedy this a new law lias lately been passed, which came into force on the 9th of the present month, aud which requires from ouch bank for tho (uturc, weekly instead of quarterly publications. Tho last intelligence from New York renchod to tho 10th iust., uud by confirming tho anticipations as lo the effect to bo produced by Uio first operation of this measure, demonstrated its usefulness. The same rapid steps of contraction had been pursued by tho several institutions preparatory to the appointed day, as had boon witnessed previously on the ap proach of aucii quarterly period. The rate of dis count oven ou the best commercial paper was sud denly raised, the quotation of exchttngoon England declined so as to check the nmount of specie re- initlancos, advances ou all kinds of securities wero required to bo repaid, aud oven mint notoa against deposits of bullion wero sold at u considerable dis count to avoid the few days’ dolay before their aniouut in coin could bo obtained, a simultaneous fall of 5 to 15 pur cent, in all oxccpt the most es tablished securities being likewise reported. From this limo, however, no such revulsions cun recur. Tho returns ofoach bank being inodo from week to week, cannot admit of such sudden fluctuations, and thoro will be no inducement beyond such as tho fuircourso of the tnarkot may offer to vary tho amount of accommodation to tho commercial pub- lia. After this datn, therefore, as fur us mcro bank regulations bear ou Uio question, a much more steady state of affairs may be expectod, and the causes of tho momentary pressure being recognized, a return of confidence can bo relied on. Tiie other circumstance, liowovur, which is now affecting tire American money markets is far more general aud permanent in its influence, and is one thut will require to bo tukon into account even in the cumulations that have lately excited attention regarding tho movements of rpocio throughout tho world. Wlinn the national bank system, on uccouut of its having been mndo a political instrument, was abolished in the United State* fifteen years ago, the government resolved to trust no banks whatever, and a law was adopted requiring all payments on account of revenue to bn mudn lit specie, it boing provided that the funds thus received should bo deposited in sub-treasuries belonging to tiie tftatc. Whilo tho disbursements of tho nation wore equal, or nearly so to its roceipls, this plun produced little inconvenience, although oven at tlioso times, os the incomings and outgoings wore not alwnys simulta neous, a disturbing effect would ho produced on the money market by a large sum being accumulated for a fow weeks, and then poured forth in one or two extensive payments. But aiuco the introduction of ll»e reduced tariff iu 184G, the customs duties have K ne on yielding increased totals, until a surplus s been hoarded up of extraordinary magnitudo. Its total, nccordiug to returns just made, is now -inual to £4,000,000 or £5,000,000 sterling; and vlien tho fuct is borne in miiul that tills heavy sum, which would, according to ordinary notions, bo an ample baste for a circulation of three times its amount, is actually ijing idle and unrepresented in the government vaults, so as to be virtually in the same position, as regards any effect it can have on this world, as if it wero at the bottom of tho sea, nu idea will be urrived at of tho important elcmott it forms in tho questions regarding the counteract ing circumstances in connection with tho recent productions of gold, aud the effect which may at any — be produced by u future influx. some not distant dny tho'appropriation nnd disbursement of this surplus will bo decided on, and will crcnto affects such as fow have contemplated. But, mcaiiwhilo, the accumulation can only go on in creasing. The revenue rocoipts of thccountrv, ow. ing to the extraordinary prosperity of trade, are uug. menting month by month, and in that just ended — namely, July—thoy exceeded any sum evor received for a similar period. The cuiurgenient this year of tho sub-troasury hourd, will, thereforo, bo far be- iginal estimate. It is true that tho Secrc- Treasury, according to tho advices by the last packet, has, with the vlow of reducing it, exorcised tho powers ■vested in him for applying these funds to the extinction of the federal debt, and has udvertised his readiuess to purchase a sum of United States Sixes, euual to £1,000,000 sterling, nt tho nriceof 121. Much of this stock, however, is belt! in Europe, nnd the prieo at home also is such as to render it doubtful if tho bid will prove suc cessful. Just to the exlont of the purchase will be the amount of the specie liberated, and this specie will produce just the same effect as if it bad been dug up iu California or Australia, but if no sellers of United States securities should be found on the proposed conditions, the evil must go on until it shall bo terminated by legislative appropriations for public works, or by eomo increase of nationnl ex penditure, such as would arisofrom a war or a pur chase of foreign territory. Tho progress of Russia during the last hun dred and fifty years, is strikingly shown by the fol lowing facts wiiich we condense from tho London Economist 1 " Her population (mainly arising from increase of territory) bus augmented thus:— At tho accession of Peter tlio Groat, in 1689, it was 15,000,000; Catherine II., in 1769,25,000,000; Paul id 1796, 36,000,000; Nicholas, iu 1825, 58,000,000. By the treaty of Noustadt, iu 1721, and by n stiheo- * ‘ quirod more thun half ... , i the coinmund of the Gulf of Finland from which beforo she wus ex cluded. By the three partilious of Poland, in 1772, 17(13 and 1795, nnd by the arrangements of 1815, Per steamship Augusts, from New York—D Abra hams & Brother, Aiken A Barns, J A Brown, Brigham. Kelly k Co, 8 Oarrell, M Cohen k Brothor, M A Cohen, C 11 Camptield, J V Connoratt k Co, J £ Cady k Co, Crane k Rodgers, W At Davidson, Davis A Copp, Ein stein A Eokman, Franklin A Brantly, J Gordelf, W 11 Qoyon. W W Goodrich. W W Uuarard, Hardwick A Cooko, C ilartridgo, A Haywood, J F Hamilton, N A llardeo A Co, J D Jceso, U U Johnson, John Jones, N B Knapn, 8 M Lafllteau, Lockett, Long A Co, 11 Lathron k Oo, T R Mills, Morse A Nichols, Nevibt, Lathrop A Htobbins, Geo B Nichols, E O'Byruu, Price A Veador, E Parsons A Co, Rabun A Whitekoad, Roberts A Foote, Smith A Lathrop, Scranton, Johustod A Co. M J Solo mons, Wells A Durr, Washburn, WUdor A Co. N 11A U Weed. W P Yongo, T 8 Wayne, and othora. Por aohr Virginia, from Now York-U K Washburn, T 8 Way no, M A Cohen, McMahon A Doylo, Wells A Dorr, L 8 Bennett, T R Mitts, G U Johnson, M McGravo, Joe Sullivan, JJoues, E Lovell, J E Cady, Smith A Lathrop, E Parsons A Co, 8 Palmes, E O’Byrne JW Morrell A Co, Win Warner, Brigham, Kelly Co, J F Hamilton, N K Barnnm A Co, Scranton, Johnson A Co. A Haywood, U C Soott A Co, J D Jesso, Raburu A Whitehead, J G Falligant, 8wift A Co, D A Benja min, Murphey A Deavanj ,T Ford, and order. Por sohr Jonas Smith, from Now York—States A Ho j berg, LA M Lilientha), J B Cubbedge, D R Dilton, McMahon A Doyle. Crone A Rodgers, K O'Byrne, Co- hon A Foadtck, 8 E Both woll A Co, C Uartridge, Well* A Durr, J V Hamilton, Brigham, Kelly A Co, T R Mitts, M A Cohen, T 8 Wayno. G H Johnson, W W Gorrard, Croger A Wado, Swift A Co, J H Brown, H Lathrop A Co, Nevitto, Lathrop A Btebbins, J G Falli- gant, Lyon A Reed, and ordor. Per brig Franois P Book, from Boston—T 8 Wayne, O H Johnson, M A Cohen, T R Mills, W Ifale.Claghorn A Cunningham, J W Morrell A Co, Murphy A Devan- ny,Wm Ifeidt, RFlannegan.lIJ Gilbert, J F Uarail- ton, W W Gerrard, W H Gion, 11 F Waring, J Jones, Vorstllle A Butler, Wells A Durr. E F Wood A Co! Htaly A Ueudry, 11 Lathrop A Co, Novltte, Lathrop A Stabbing, J A Brown, 11 J Moore, aud order. Ter bark Harvest, from Now York-T 8 Wayne. M A Cohen. T R Mills, Welle A Durr, Lyon A Reed, L A M Lilientha], C Hartridge, Brigham, kelly A Co, J W Morrell A CoJ. 8 Bennett A Co, Staley A flendrv, J G Falligant, N B Knapp, E O’Byrne, 11 J Gilbert, J F Hamilton, Lookot, Long A Co, WmDunoau, Rabun A Whitehead, J A Brown, Borllu A Nathans, W H Guyon. H RothohUd, T M Turner A Co, J11 Carter A Co, M j Reilly, H 8 Bogardus, 8 E Bothwell A Co, Pierson, Uoidt A Co, W Quantook. J Russell, McMahon A Doyle J G Conneratt A Co, Boston A Co, T Ford, Crogor A Wade, Morse A Niohols, 8 Palmer A Son, G U John son, J T Jones, J D Josse, and othora FA8SENGER8. Por 8tcamship Augusta, from Now York—J E Bel- don, lady aud child. A 8 Boydon and lady, Miss Jewett, U L Jowott, lady, child and svt, Lloyd J Bowers, J Gra ham, Miss Cor uno. John Sohrood and child. Miss Fanny Pool, Miss Ilinkol. Uonry Stanley, lady and child, J Trimble, B Trimble, Miss A J Carroll, Miss Graham, A Andorson, lady and child, 8 T Paddock, lady and child, John W Kelly, Wm Cox, G Tiokonor, J F Harris, Goo Bankman, M If Moyor, W A Raw son and lady, Miss Rawson, D Strousandsvt, W 111.lnkauf, J 8meu- tou,A Dclbnaoo, D Abrahams, J Ilausmau, M Boru- steiu. Dr J liamill, Lucius Church, L B Wood and la dy, A Halle, J T Boynton, E M Fraloigh. Henry Dan- Jn° A Frayase, Joo U Phillips, R D Phillips, E It Iloung, U Merrett, 11 Dueatol, B Tiblier, D R McWilliams, E Baldwin, M A Parks, E A Longly, E G Stout, N K R irnum, Tlios Borden, Wm Kirkpat- From tho N.Y. Shipping and Commercial Lift, 10th init. Cotton Grow or the United Htntoo. Stall ment and Total Amount for iKe year ending 31 at „ NKW-GRLKAN8. Coastwise 266,« Stock 1st Sept, 1852 Rood fm Mobile A Montgomery,Ala. 62,819 Reo’d from Florida 7.H66 Rac’d from Texas.. 14,086 Consumed in Mo- Deduct— Wrecked Cotton returned Reo'd from Texas.. Block 1st Sept, 1862 TKXA8. ~ •Report— To Foreign Ports.. FLORIDA. Export— To Foreign Porto... 64,397 Coastwise 126,007 =>bOok in Apalachi cola 1st Sept, 1863 Deduct— 8tock in Apalachi cola 1st Supt, 1852 GEORGIA. To Foreign Porto— Uplands 133,6*5 Boa Islands 6,781 Coastwise—U pi'da 104,727 8.1.... 0,140 6,160 riok, Capt Shaw, 11 C Bryson, B Elliott, 8 B Palmer, G R Barker, W P Orme and lady, D C Spalding, R O Stark, W B Ferry and lady, 8 T Coloman, J J Road, W G Andrews, Jno Smith, Jno McCarthy and lady, Viator David and son, Joseph Bangs, lady, ohihl and svt, E A Wentworth, W B Gowau, 8 Kirtland, F 61 Swanson, TJ Corner, Wm ~ — ** — ** llystt, E U Neville, M Ma; aho acquired territory nearly equal in extent ;o the whole Austrian empire. By various wars and trea ties with Turkey, in 1774,1783 and 1812, aherobbod hor of territories equal iu extent to all thut re mains of her Europrnu dominions, and acquired tiie command of tho Black Sea. Between 1700 and ltfl4, aho acquired from Persia districts at least as large us tho whole of England, and from Tartary a territory which roaches over thirty degrees of longitudo. During this period of one hundred anil fifty years she lias advanced her frontier fivo hundred miles towards Constantinople, six hundred and thirty miles towards Stockholm, seven hundred miles Swanson, TJ Corner. Win Hora, G W Horne, N M liyntt, E H Noville, M Mayer and svt, John Hits, Jno W Buokland, J 8herlook,Ooo Marland, G K Yonng, J ane,48 in COMMERCIAL. Savannah Market, Sept. 14. COTTON.—The sales of Cotton yesterday were 87 bales, vix: 3 at 8#, 4 at IPX, 74 at 10^, and 6 at llo. Huvannuli luiporta. • C.vumr—Ship Neomi—650 tons Railroad Iron, for the Augusta and Waynesboro’ Railroad. NEW YORK, SEPT. 10.—Cotion.—Tho markot con- mt dull, but wo have no change to notice in . The sales for the last throo days aro 1,»H) making a total lor the week of 3,900 bales. We Inferior nom. Ord low to good... 8%a9)£ Mid low to good... iOal 1 Mid fair to fair llfcallX Fully fair to good fair—a— Good and tine —a— The arrivals have be* i from— 1L'«*1IX 12 al3 Texas Florida Georgia Export, from 1st to 6th September, 1863. 1852. Cotton bales. 4,ivs 1,176 Export from the United States, Since 1st September, 1852 bales. 2,629,111 Same Unto, 1851 2,410,509 As" By our Annual Statcnion*. of tho Cotton Crop of the Uuited Staton, published to-day, it will bo boou that the Crop is larger than ever boforo, reaching 3,262,882 bales. The total export from tbu United States is 2,628,400 bales, and there has L-oen taken for Homo use 671,009 bales in the States North of Virginia, and about 90,000|SoutU and West of that 8tate, showing an iucreoso in the Crop of 247,853 halos, in Foreign K.t- porto of 84,754. and in Consumption of tho wholo Coun try of about 83,000 bales; Corrxx.—Tho market continues active, especially for Brazil, for which prices are again half a cout high- also in good demand at improved towards Berlin aud Vienna, nnd one thousand in price—1,200,000 sold at $i’ 87&i$l~93*L cash. miles towards Teheran, Cabool and Calcutta. Naval Stokes—Turpentine continues scarce, and Ono only acquisition sho has not yot made, though CiKciNNATTi.Sopt. 9,—Attempt Ur Kidnap -■Mooting affair ot Cincinnatti.-A hack- an named Greene, and a oily watchman i loom ’ wore held to bail to-day in \V IL- fo ' orre>1 >n6 nnd attempting to kidnap . lns > a free mulatto. They were convey 10 “carriage last night, and had near- reoched the river, when their progieaa woa »r;wed by a mob. ’ i, lcr ? ure now strong hopoa of tho recovery bDi a'"' 0 * w lu waa recently allot erv^T Bn( ^ Neal Dow are having; a • obw* paper, growing out of the enact- v n Maine Liquor Low, to which John * cal opposed. Ep* The annexed beautiful| linea were co- P* e from a tombstone in a grave-yard in New Orleans: 1 here's not an hour, or day, or dreaming ight but I am with thee ; there’s not a wind ul "hiapera of thy name, and not a flower *et Bleeps beneath tho nioqn but in itahuea or frai 'et«nca tells a tale of thee.” i)n«ki• i 1 . I'*" 810n ror nowora is the only ill lo fe "inknesa leavoa untouched with t," 1 * How "ft®" tinting a Jg* , " nes “ !•»»« we looked upon new bouks « few 0 ,fOCt Wbsti, if a friend has sent '«» flower,, your heart has leaped up to Cv-Ku!" ? Dd " do '* wi <h n uch of or ,u ’ d ' hl . ldho , tK| . whicli loomed like one "ie myotenee uf our being. steadily pushing towards it, earuostly desiring it, and feeding it to bo essential to the completion of her vast designs, and tho satisfaction of her natural and consistent ambiliou—tho possession, namely, of Con stantinople and Roumelia—which would givo her the most admirablo harbors, and the command of the Levant, und would enahlo her to overlap, sur round, menace und einburrass all tho rest of Eu- ropo. Did sho possess this, the geography of all the other great states—England, France, Spain, Sweden, Austria and Prussia—might be thus simply defined : “ bounded by tho sea on one sido, and by llussia on the other." Cy* The French do not all " swear by Napo leon. ’ M. Mignet, in a recent speech before the * reach Institute, exposed the vice of the Napoleo nic system, in n few admirable words. He charac terized it as n tear on thought and tie free move- meats of the human race. *• For many years," he said, “ a tnau whose genius and sword had made him maator of France and ruler of Europe, had in some sort thought, willed aud acted for tire whole world. A lavored child of a revolution produced by tho human mind, he had imposed sileuco upon tho human mind. Aftor having founded his own absolute authority upon the public lussitude, not hearing the stifled opposition of men, and not yet encountering the hidden resistance of things, he abandoned himself to the ardour of his vast imagi nation and the impetuosity of his will. As the revo lution hud hoped by its ideas to change the internal form of society, so he thought by its victories to change the face of tho external world. But he wrestled against the truth of tilings and the necessi ties of the age, and so, despite the prodigies of his genius, and eveu by tho excess of ita force, when lie had sacrificed liberty, exaggerated greatness, worn glory threadbare, and even futiguea ambition, ho fell moro rapidly than be had risen." —* *« . ry Tho London papers relate tho following:— I."* '»« comroveray, throueh tbo “ State of * pnvoto soldier of tho Grenadier Guard., nnmod Mama," noiv.Donor rrS, Mlihn.n.ni- Gonco.tor, .poke di.rc.peclfully to ono ortho Inuce newspaper, erowine out of tho enact- MrporaU ; £, ncut , r „ u ,„b.equemly tried by a court-martial, and was sentenced to a term of pun ishment which he considered greater in proportion than the offonco he had committed. He was junt be ing removed from the court, when he encountered his prosecutor, struck him a blow, and felled him to the ground. For this offonco, ho was further sen tenced to receive fifty lashes on his back, and, in addition, to be imprisoned In the House of Correc tion for four months. Tire first part of the aeutenco was carried iuto effect on Saturday, in the mess kitchen of the barracks, wlicro tho halberds were fixed, and on Lancaster being firmly tied thereto, he received the first foriy lushes from two drummers, each giving him twenty. A third drummer was then called in, and administered the final number. Ou being released, Lancaster called but as loud aa he could, “ Bravo! 1 have stood It like a men." Bitten by a Grasshopper.—The Home (N. Y.) Sentinel says a gentleman of an ad journing town woa ao badly bitten in the band by a grasshopper that ho camo near losing bis arm, nod la troth bit life. Other kinds ..... rates. The sales include 9,UUU bars Brazil, chiefly ... llalljf, with aomo as high no 11^x12 cento.; 906 Aiara- caibo,IO!,; 70 bags Java, 11L' j 6,'”'“ 130 bags Common Lagusyra, Domingo, 7>L 4 and 6 mos. Flock.—Bouthorn has continued in good demand, and with moderate receipts, prices havo slightly ad vanced—the sales are 2,450 bbls., partto arrive, closing at $6 G2J»a$0 75 fer mixed to straight brands new Al exandria, Baltimore and Gsorgetown, $6.75a$6.87>4 for favorite, and $0 87J£a$7 37% for fanoy brands. Oats and Cokn.—Oats have continued ia active re quest, and pricos are a shade higher, closing firmly at quotations. Corn, with a light supply aud activo de mand, both speculative and tor export, lias materially advanced, and prices now stand 4>6 cento higher than on Tdosday last—the sales are 92.000 bushels, closing firmly at our revised quotations, viz : 79oS0u. for round white and yeilew; 80a8to. for mixed 'Western; and 81a 82o. for Southern, per buBhol. Har.—North River continue* in good demand, with sales of 2.000 bales at 6C>4tC2% cents for shipping, and 76, cash, for City use. Ikon.- Before the arrival of the steamer there were sales of 1,000 tons Scotch Pig at $13 60, cash, and $35 50 a$36, 6 months. Sinco then the market is firmer, and the advance of $1 per ton ia demanded. About 60 tone T. V. F. Norway Bar, embracing all in market, have boon sold at $105, 6 mos.; English Bara aro in small stook and hold firmly at $63 and over. Livkri'ool, Aug. 27.—The Iron trade in animated, and priees are improving. There is a large demand for homo consumption, especially for railway and ship building purposes, and an irrogulur advanco has taken plaoe in Staffordshire on most descriptions of Iron of from 10s. to 20s. per ton. Rails, in Wales, £8 10s. to £9 per ton ; Bars In Glasgow, £8 10s. to £9 ; Pigs, f.o.b. at Glasgow, 68e. to 70s. Present quotations delivered ia LiverpoolMerchant Bar, £8 15s.; Nail Rods, £9 10s.; Hoops, £(0 15s.; Sheets, £11 10s.; No. 1 Scotch Pig, £4 5s. Laths.—Eastern are in fair request without change lent., 1853 Stook in Augusta letSept., 1853. 7.83 Deduct— Stook iu Sav'h and Augusta 1st Sept, SOU Tii"*C AROLIN A." * Export from Charleston To Foreign Porto— Uplands 279,961 6oa Islands 17,848 Coastwise— Upl'ds 166,619 8. I.... 2,128 Burnt atCharleat'n Stook in Char lest’n 1st Sopt., 1853 15,126 To Northn P’ta, Ac 5,000 Dettuet— Stook inCharlestn 1st Sent., 1852 ] Roo'd from 8av'b.. 1 VIRGINIA. To Foroign Ports... nono Coastwise A Man ufactured, (taken from the Ports)... 26,833 8tock 1st Sept, 1353 D<</ucf—Stock Sept 1,1832 Reo'd at Boston by N. Y. and Erie Total crop of the United States 13,262,88213,015,029 Increase from last year.... bales...247,863 Incrcaso from year before 907,626 1818—9...., 2,728,596 1847-8 8,.147,634 1846-7 1,778.051 1845- 0 2,100,637 1814- 6 2,1,005 1843—4 2,030,409 1812-3 2^78,876 1841—2 1,683,945 1840-1 1,034,674 1837-8....- 1880-7 18$5—0 1825—C 1824-6 1823-4 720,693 957,281 720.077 but the market for wholo parcels is dull. Spirits of Turpentine has boon sold.at higher pricos, though most of tho transactions noted oelvw wero at abont previous figures. White Roeio continues in good demand. The sales since Tuesday are 100 bbls 8pirits Turpentine, at 62)ie,cash; 900 do, 65,30 days, and 65a68, c&bIi; 114 do, 70,30 days; 1650 White Rosin, $3.25a5 per 280 Ibe; 700 8trained Common, $1,65 ; 300 Now-Borne Common. $1,55, delivorod—$1,66 asked for largo Wilmington; and City Pitob, $2,l2>a T or kbl. Bice—Thoro has been more animation in this article, and the entire sales of the week amount to about 2500 tcs. of all descriptions, except prime, which is scarce, at $3,75a4,60. Prices have not varied since oar last Saturday's report. Provisions—Pork is in good demand; with sales of 1200 bbls at$16,60a)5,62>& for Mess, and $l2,75al3 for Prime. Beef is steady; sales of 200 bbls. Cut Meats are firm;salosof 200pkgsat8}£a9cfor Hams,und d.'aafij^o for Shoulders. Lara is steady; soles of 300 bbls at ll* 4 'allKo. impossible to quote a decline in prices, the wantof a imation tolls against the sollor, whilst excitement ia the Corn market causes caution, and limits tho opera tion of many in eotton. Speculators genoratly being 4, full"<of •* low" uotton, whloh is most unsaleable, are oompellod ‘ *“ — • *■- . . be idle. In Manchester there has been very little business doing this week, and prloes of both Goods and Yarns an lower. 8tock this day, 802,509 bags, of whieh 540,053 are American, do last year, 619,- 934 bags, of whioh 485,119 were American. Sales this week, 31,710 bags, including 25,030 American—4240 bags being on speculation, aud 4880 for export. ' Has been very active; 200 tierces Carolina sold at 21s 6da24s. JHARIME INTELLIGENCE. POUT OF SAVANNAH SEPT. 14 Bon Blw0b «4ml8aa6.ulihAm l llftli WoUr 0h.4lm .. . ABHIVED. L y° 0 ' York, 66 lioor., to FMOlTorS,A Co. Sopt Utb, 9.60 P U, olT Uott.ru “ LA • U ch *“«;' 1 .Isoo 1 * with .team.hip J'lor.’do. Ship N.oin , John«.o.Cordlir. W.l.., with Boilroad Iron, to Padelford, Fay A Co. WUdor tc"'"' I,< ”' York> 10 Wuhboro, Brig Wavorly, MoDisiou, Boston, with Ice, to O E Sohr Jonas 8mith, Funnan, New York, to Ogden A Sohr Speed, English, Philadelphia, to Ogden A Ban ker. Suht D L Clinch, Watts, Baltimore, to Rowland and Co. 8t< Ills. Steamor Gordon, King, Charleston, to 8 M LatBteau. DEPARTED. bteamer Calhoun, Bardeu, Charleston. MEMORANDA. New York, Sept 9-Cld, brig H W Moncure, Cartin, Savannah ; brig Demerara. 8t. Mary s. Purtsmout.b—Cid Sept 7-Brlg B Yonng, Wooster, Jacksonville; sohr Advent. Lucas, do. Liverpool-Sailed 24th, eklp Southport, Wilioi, New York. iS§l. a Msggsf :! IS 1! fig ; i iiss §1^'^ Sa Total Crop of t he United 8Utes, as beforo stated Add— Stocks on hand at tho commence- of tho year, 8opt. 1,1852. Makes a Supply of. Deduct therefrom— Tho Exp’t to F'n Porti, Less Foreign included... Stocks on hand 8ept. 1, 1853: In the Southern Ports... 47, In the Northern Porto... 88, Taken for Home o 135,643 20,861 CHEAPEST CASH STORE. NEW FALL GOODS! f|HlK Bubscribut-s liuvu (hr sale, a large ntiortiuriit 1 of almost every thing needed, in Dhks*. House- KEsrixe, and Plantation Dry Goods: which assort ment wo are inoroaslng, by our reoeivlng tbo Newest Novelties by every etvaraer. Our details are perfeot, for the constant supply of tho choicest n akcains that can be oulled from evory market. UNDERSHIRTS, Made norous to absorb perspiration, and in every grade, from tho lightest to tbo heaviest qualities; and also muoh bettor adapted to sudden changes in tempe rature, than tlio kindegenernlly used. DRAWERS, For gentlomon and ladles, In ovory quality and of ev ery kind, vory cheap. HOSIERY, Vii:—Girls and Boys', and Ladies and Gentlemen's half Huso and Hose, vory much cheaper than dso- whoru in this oily. KxUJIUOU>UUEI> AND LACE GOODS, IN IMMENSE VARIETY. LINEN GOODS. Our storo is tho Depot for tho bost Linen Goods, (all pure flax) which we retoil ns cheap as the other mer chants here pay for the same goods, via.; Linen Shoot ings in ovory width and quality, Shirting Linens, hund-smm and undressed; Pillow Case Linens and Apron Linens ; Bird's Eye Diapers. Dow lass and Gloss Clothe; Sootoh Diapers; Bathing Towels; Huckaback aud| Bird’s Eye Towels j Diapor* and Uuekabaoka by the yard. Btoir Coverings. Table Damasks A Diapers. In white and Brown of every kind, very cheap. Da mask Napkins and Doylies; Damask Bordered Hucka back Towels; TabloCovers and Toilet Covers; Quilt* and Counterpanes of evory kind, nnd in siiea for Berths, Cots, and small and large Bods; Figured stout Laoo for Valanoo and Bod Curtains, English Washing Furniture Chintses, vory oheap; 7-8, 4-4. and 5-4 Furniture Diai- Itioe; Linon Laces fur Pillow Cases, vory oheap; Cotton do.: Cotton Shirtings and Shootiugc in white and un- bloaohod, and in ovory quality andinovery width.from 3-4 to throe yards wido. Oowqua Nuttings. Bost quality, and cheapor than olsowhore. Our stook is reploto iu almost every article needed r Plantation nnd lIoiiac-keuiilnK uses, at ehonpost prioos, vis: very oboap Cotton pantaloon stuns for negroes; Cotton Osnaburgs, Linen Osna- burgs, oolored Homespuns, Ao. Sucoess in trado Is always in tho ratio of ability to > best for tho community,aud upon thatbaels, combin ed with integrity, we appeal to the uuivorsal intellect. * oonfide implicitly in the unerring aggregate ^ ^ the result. Our stock is ao thoroughly filled iffclTK TIIE I. AHCiKST ASSORTMENT, And it to fixed for sale, At price» so uniformly very Cheap ! t That purohaeers of a largo assortment, in small and te quantities, can be stilted in a greater number of alee, and thereby offeot a greater saving than in any other storo in Savannah.—Buyora are invited to iospoet our whole itook, as wo roly on the patronago of the greatest number of purohaeors—by our diffusing the greatest reoiprooal interosto—for enduring and inureoa- lug support. McCOSKER St TREANOR, 111 Congress-etroot—next to Bull-street, _ _■«!* I and opposite tho Pulaski Honsk, DIBBLE & CAREY CLOTHIERS MERCHANT "TAILORS, Ware room N. E. Corner of Whitaker and Brougkton-sts., Hawannnb* I DIE Subscribers, in announcing to thoir tinnier* ou* customers and the public, the arrival aud openlng.of thoir Spring S toe k , folioitate thoinsolvca on the advantages whieh tbelrro- cent puruliotes enable them to offer all who dcsiro to select their Clothing from an extensive assortment of the choicest goods, made in tho most Fashion able Style* * Theso goods havo been purchased under the porsonal inspection of uno of tho proprietors ; aud availlagthem- selves of favorablo circumstances, they are enabled not only to warrant thorn in quality, but to offor them at such LOW PRICES, Mmuatilistauuo all competition in their trad The following enameration is mado for tho Gentlemen in tho country, whose orders wi prompt attention, and wh/., when in tho oity, are BpcotfuJly invited to an elimination or our Goods. GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESp Coat* of evory quality. " " " '* in Black, Blue, Brown, Greon and Olivo Colors. BUH1NEU8 COATS, in great variety, vis: Linen. Rus sia Duck, Drab Dete, Alpacha, C'ashmeret, Frock and Back business Coats. PANTALOONS.—Blaok Doeskin at a great varioty of prices. Bl'k and Fancy Cassimores, at a great variety of prioc*. " Drab Dote *• •• •• White and Fanoy Linen Drills, •* •* «• Fanoy Marseilles, ** •• «• VKbTB.—Block bilk and Satin Vests. Fancy Silk •• White Silk, for Party •• White, Buff and Fancy Marseilles *' White and Buff Duok and Linen " FURNISHING GOODS. Furnishiug Goods oi every description for Gentle man’s wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, waterford ties, Prinoe Albert ties, spring stooks. merino shirts and drawer*, cotton do., suspondtra, half hose, glcves— all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirt*, a fine as sortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, PortUmery, Combs, Brushes, Fort- monias, oto., etc. HATS* An extensivo assortment of the latest and moat fash ionable styles. n..p,cSSj Sfc&f to tho „ 1(t No - Flbcru-.troet. T. J. ROBERTS, _ _ (J.ate of m Hitt: county.) COSIMJSSIOM Astute H A.1 ?lo. Oil Ilny-Nfrcrt. , . 8AYANMAU, OA. P« r «onal attention to aU business on- trusted to him, 6mo ang 1 Lockett, Loiik ft CO., COMAIJSS/Otf JUVRCHANTB AND „ . SHIPPING ASSENTS, SAVANNAH, OEOllhlA will attend to selling all kinds of PRODUCE. mar 8fcrict attention given to tho Rocoiviog and For warding Goods, and filling orders from the oountry. I* no L0CK *TT» V*. U. LONO, John B.’XUVIB J?. -8 ly _ „ wy 1.1. V & MONTiUOiiMN. GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. . FOR THK I'urcliono nml Bnlo of HtnrK., Bond,. Krnlnnd l'enionnl Estnie, Sir. An. Office. Cort.tr of Boy Lone and Bolt Street, rear of the Poet office. ' . »'„ 8 - ""’‘"tr"""-,™* orJ»rl wc «l.h to rnrclm.. 101 N ?fff *‘ th,r . or i» fomlllo,. for »hloh w illing to pay highost caah price*. , ’ “ Dr which we jjai-lyfo S. B. Croftou, ATTORNEY AT LAW, .. 8ANl)KnsVILT.E, QUO. ’ Will aUosd to buiinon in W««liln,ton. JolTotloii Laurona. Wllkliuoa, nml Kmmiuol Ooualleo. 4! u 9 l } ll T0 Tj*r A. Uanlw, Fraaktla A Brantly, and . fc. Dottinrolt A Co.. Ba,annah. jy 7-flm JOSEPH GANAI1L, ATTOUNKY AT L.AW, . __ OOKKKKorBAT AND WU1TXKCK-STS. ■i q2a ly l iieiorntfe anti Commission II U H I N B H 8 . r lb® Factorngo and Commission |L Business on my own aooouat. Oifioe on Bay-at., oot of Montgomory Btreot. MkyO tf j. F. PELOT. KiiRcliloy ft Thomas* COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 7S Hayit., hnvnunnh, tin. X. THOMAS. ■. F. KIWOHLKT. z. N. Winkler, COMMISSION MERCHANT. Williamson's Buildings, Bay-street. Sftvnnnah, tin. npr 18 Boys’ Clothing. Comprising the largest assortment over offerbu in this city, consisting of Frocks, Sacks, Polka Hacks, Jackets. MERCHANT TAILORING* The favorable and long established reputation which thoirestoblishment ho* enjoyed and still maintains for the style and finish of its garment* made to order the constant effort of tho proprietors still to continuo. tho special attention of both old the following, from whioh thoy pro- iared to furnish garments, which they will warant te ne plus ultra in both tit and fashion. BIMOKI'S k BIOLLY S best Blue, Blaok, Brov., Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronte, Corobo and Oliva Cloth*. Black Doeskin, Black, Cassimere, and a large assortm ent of Colored and Fanoy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.-—White, Bull Drills. VE8TINQ8.—White Silk and 8atin, for Tarty Vests. WELLS a DERR, Factors and Commission Merchants, m HAY-8TUEET, SAVANNAH. ly I AW 4ll»-PAKTNER«llTK—Tho under JLi ilgD.d hM Mkon Into f artn.r.l.lp. In th. prnotlot oftho Law, hi,ton, ISAAC STULFOBH MAHSn.und.t Ul« name of M. dt 1. 61. MAltHU. ’J'li«ywillo.T»on»lly Mtond tko Superior Court, of Cliutli.m, IJrynii.Uullouk, Bfflnghtin, Serly.n, Burko, Wulilngton nnd Wllkinlon Countlot, uud k.TOTUad, .rransomenta for 4Ut prutnpt Golleotlon of debu In moat of Uio countiei in tho state. „SfitO«jM M» (up etalra) Uuy-atreet, Satacnah. May 26th. 1869. ly _ MULFORU MARSH 8. S. SIBLEY, Wholeaale and Retail Bookseller and Siiatloner, PNo. 136 Congress-st., opposite Alonumcnt-sq. Ptor 19] SAVANNAH, GEO. (tf ERAS. II. P1CRETT, CONTRACTOR AND IW1LUER, Tl AV1NU rnsumed his busiuess, to now pra* XlP | t*d to eontraut for Buildings, or Jobbing work ol anpescrintion, in his line. Stairs executed with neat ness and dispatch. A eharo of the publto patrouago ia most respootfhlly solicited. Carponter Shop cornor of Walnut and Uarrison-sts., second street west of Browuand Harris's Stables., feb IS ly 4 B. D. Evans', ATTORNEY A T LA W, 8au.noeksvii.lc, Washington Octmrr. Ga., Will practioo in tho Courts of the Aliddle Circuit. All business committed to hi* care will bo exeouted with promptness and dispatch. liErEKKaNRE*.—Mussrs. Both woll k Smith, and Dr H. L. Byrd, Savannah. ly jan 27 JOHN BOOLE, WH0T.SH4l.il AND HUTAIL OVA MR ttt PAINTS. OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNIBIIF.8 French aud juiuricun Hirulow-Gluit, Faint, Varnish and Wiate-wash Brushes, Babel and Camel llair Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair Diameters Graining Combs, Artiste’ Brushes, *o. a*. Paper Hangings, JJordere. and Fire-Board Prinle. N. II.—House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain ing and Olasing, d me on roaeonable terms by JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitokar-at. ■r 20 Nearly oppoalte Bwift, Denslow k Co. Henry K. Washburn, SHIPPING AND C&M > MIS&0N MERCHANT, Jyil HA VANN All, QUOltCllA. ly ’ No. 167 CongrMMtrMI. ■ AU Of An. j<i4Kto «l of Mrt. li . THLi,iNKuV Alto KBMBttl mwahoE, so. 17 BdnirAMjffienmMr, Take, thla method ot inform™ 8.T.nn.h, nnd Vtolfl^aHS cele.d her SI'RINO STOCK, large and faahloaable aaaortmaa and SILK BONNKT8 Aji^aiima tllol article, of tho moat delicate fabrle 7b laoo, and anew anmtnn BONNET of Fraaoh Lawn,-. C0 «^ N-MH-a ^ l 1 . S.—*A11 ordei a from the country promptly a4An^u4 A First Kata' Chance far a HporutaMan FOR SALE, 3 ';OTS In Bylmoia, 8«rovon ooanty, On. Two of enld lot. aro woll Improrad, and I turned Intel, oo- poeite. Ono lot hna n otoro Iff by Vl feet, a aubta n jt£3 ble to accommodate 20 horeee, and a neTer-failln, well of good water. Tho dwelling la oppodtU tha atonT 47 by wfoot, anItabla for h hoardlor-hcnak, wlihaR no- ucssarv out-buildings, and s pump of good water. 2a School. l8# Academy, anS a flue proa^erce* TERMS—One half eash, the balance in three and •ix months, lor approved city paper. Also, a good STOCK OF GOODS, sach a* an **ual- jy kept iu country stores, lor *al« low. If ijmMftt immediately, For further particular* ttSHrote^*^^ 0 * aun26 lm BylranhfrlC., Ga. FOK BAJaK IN oL*Nfl 4)6^ 1RACT comnlnlnj twolra hundred (1400) lh6 tract is situated ou Turtle River, within etekS pa**e* through it.— Iho tiinbeUd portion lies olose to the river. The Uact will be sold low—part cosh, and part on time. Also, Twenty lots in the (own of fodtttStelL ’ ■ Brunswick, Aug 18,1863. augU2— 2awim Floatation ror hale. ’ a . hiluate,] on tho Aoiut* and Wayaoa- a fcoro Railroad, ndjolnlna Iowa ma aft Waynoahoro’ and oontnTnla, alOtlu ureo aerce—.boot lira lmadrod ana flfty oto Improvement#. Tho whole or a part may k~ Apply to 8UEWMAKE A MONTOf ■«P? « Warns PLANTERS’ HOUSE, Bl. itlary’u, Georgia. a This well known House, situated within u abort distance of the Steamboat wharf, 1* new pen under the supervision of W. B. Buxklev. 'ains h use while under the control of Mrs. H. Millar, acquired a very high reputation aa a flret olaaahouse! 2he present proprietor having furnished tho house i “ h “ hr ' t ' ,UUo - ** St.Mnrya.Ans.^^^.aC^, Land Agency. WHE anbscriber will purchase or Mil, on l-. 1 sion, loots in the town of BRt7itawios luIso, J lving in tho counties of Glynn, Wayne, CamdM.1 Appling. Clinch, Irwin,Lowndoa aad Thomal for'] f.'rVtr\x m . 1 ;t;d <, .Vrr“d‘oa'a!^ 1 '!; 4wSf '' gusto. E. M. MOORE. Brunswick, Aug. 1M863. tjwtf ■ Mtell WINTER IRON WORKS. MONTGOMERY, ALA? Portable Circular Bamr lUftis. ri'HKBE Mill* am warranted unsurpassed by any J in use, are propelled by mb Eu|iaa of 11 task kora ^Cylinder, and present the latest and be*febn»ovc! men to throughoue. Among tbes«, the patent Oiling Box in exclusively used, lioxTas oostiauou* teed Works, to. Price defivorod at the Fabtory 2®0 drtlikI"S than $100 additional will defray tho freight to flavaa- uah, Augusta, Charleston or New Orleau*. i. of these Mills ia alone requlrodto*steb- llsh their exceeding simplicity, cheapness, durability uud superfority throughout. All doaf.' r i (i t iou# of EogIn• and Mill Work f&mi*ka4u short notice and ftilly warranted. Addrew jy 6 fini J. 8. WINTER. Act. W.I. Wo*k*JR *t>- Cbarhmtou Courier pleaseeopy. IIGLMBOLDV * . _ Hell Hanger« and Manufacturer* of Proof Safe., Iron Railinga, Locke, ( oilier of Urynn nnd Jeff. A. B. DULIN, COTTON FACTOR No. n BAY-STUKKT, ««* '»SAVANNAH. Mantrwn Oc Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Allunlu, Orerwlw, _ JWIll oollcot llabta la the followlDa Coontloai Do Kalb, layette. Hoard, Uaaa, hfurray, Cl.orokoa Ne w ton, Cowt)ta, (Amob.ll, Gordon Wall.r, Uonry Merrlwathor, Carroll, lloyd, Dado, Bpanldlna, Treen Oobb, Wbitfietd, Foraith, bwmiatt. *' 1 liyavmuw-15. D. Stoddard A Co., dbarlooton, Sontt Carolina i William, t Brothor, Annual#, Ueoralat Flan Brother,, and O. W. Ohoat, Neo-York. ‘ ‘ mat. Kaggpia. [mar 17 tf | Tnunaa N, Cot. C. A. L. LA SI AH, General Commission Merchant. ly]Savannah, IdnorglR. (uuv 11 unetur n. rottr. ,. k. nunaax. FORT A DUNHAM, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oot 7 SAVANNAH, GA. ly JuUau Hariridsc, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office corner Whilaker-at. and Bay Lane, pov 10 Mavunnnl;. ROWLAND ft CO*, GENERAL.COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 173 Bay-wtroeta Navnnnnh. JOBtr t. row*aud. au 21 John t. kowland, jb Blaok aud fancy Bilk and Batins. \Viiito, Buff aud Orange Casaimercs. A large varioty of White, Buff aud fanoy Marseilles. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in the oity and throughout the State, made and furnished at the shortest notioo aud in the beat manner. DIBBLE k CAREY, apr 4 ly 1852—3 bales..671,009 1861-r2 003,029 1860—1 404,198 1849-60.. 487,703 1848-9 518,039 1847-a..:.... M ..^.,. 631,772 1846-7 427,967 1845-6 422,697 1838-9 1837-8 1836—7 1836—‘6 1834-6 1833-4. 1832—3 1831-2 1M0-1 HSU* .... 194,412 173,800 126,512 1829-30 i*®-9 118.863 1827—8 120,693 1840-1 297,288 1826-7 149.516 1839-40 205,1931 kST We give below onr usual Table of the amount of Cotton ooosumod tho past year in the States south and wost of Virginia, and not included in the Rocipto at tho Porto. Via have inorcased the estimate, os a wholo, from eho year previous, being satisfied that our figures for the consumption “ on the Ohio, kc." have hereto fore been considerably too low, whilo on the other hand for some other parts of the oonntry, they are slightly reduoed, aa it is woll known that loss Mills have been in operation the past, than tbo previous year; but givo it onlv for what it purport* to be, an K*timatt t which wo belieMe approximates eorreotuess. Thus— (Jauntily Consumed. Alabama 6,000 Tennessee - 5.0U0 Ou the Ohio, *c..30,000 10,000 22,000 6.000 7,000 16,000 Total to Bept. 1, 90.000 Totolto Sept. 1, 1851 Do. do. 1, 1850. 107.000 •• Do. do. 1, 1849 - 110,000 •• Do. do. 1848. 75,000 “ To which, if we add the Htoeksin the interior Towns, Ao., the quantity burnt in the interior, and that lost on its way,to market, to the Crop as given above, reoeived at tho Shippiug Ports, the aggregate will show very nearly tho amount raised in tho United 8totes the past season—say, in round numbers, 3,360.000 bales, against 3,100,000 for tho year 1851-2, and 2,460,000 for the year j$»" During the year just olosed, there was reooivod hare 640 bales from Louisville by way pf tho N. York and Erie Railroad. and 7000 at Baltimore, and 2100 at Philadelphia, overland, from tho West, nearly if not all of which, it is believed, came from Tooneaaee. This last item we have of late years omitted from our An nual Statement of the Cotton Cfrop, owing to it* insig- nificance, but the increased facilities ol tranuportotlon afforded by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having rendered this a favorite route for shipment* from Ten nessee, fto., the amount coining from that quarter, tho past year has larcoly increased, and we have now add- rtd it in another place to^the Crop of tha Country. qK 26 bales last year. The Shipment* given in tbi* Statement from Texas, are those by tea only? a oo.esldiaraUeportion of LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ARNOLD’S Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible SARCOPHAGUS, 0,1 —^3 AIR EXHAUSTED ,l * nrnrf COFFINS, Which ia now taking the plaoe of all othera throughout tha United State*. 11. H. BOGARDUS having baen made the sole agent of the above for the City of Savan nah, would respectfully call attention to their vast *u- C rlority over anything of the kind that has yot been fore the publio. The improvement* consist in ce menting the top and sidos, aud, by tho application of an air pump, removing tho air, by which mean* the contonts remain without effluvia or change of appear * anco for any length of time. It 1* on these advantage* tho utoim to superiority is hasea. The undersigned having examined the above, do not hesitate to say that, in their opinion, thoy are fully cal culated to answer the intended purpose: 8. N. IIanhis, M. D., I C. W. Wkrt, M. D., R. Wav**, M. D„ 1*. M. Kolloc*, M. D*. J. C* Habzkjjuxu, M. D., I W. G. Bullock, M. D., mar 12 K. Lachuzon, Machinist. ly NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED BY 8. 8. 81BLEY, AUGU8T 24, 1863. IJ ORTH A ITS aud Memoir* of Kimneol Ameri* T can* ; by John Livingston, Esq.—two vols. The Viotim’a ltovenge ; by Newton M. Curtis. Jem Brunt, or a Taio of the Land and Ocean: by Capt. Bendley, U. 8. II. J Uleasob’s Pictorial; Barnum’s Illustrated New*; Godoy's Lady's Book; Arthur’s Home Magazine. ALSO. Hooper'* Medical Dictionary. Smith'* Classical Dictionary. ^Diseasesof Young Children; by Charles Meggs, M. Appleton's Dictionary of Mechanics. For sale atNe. 6 Congress-st. UltiAlt.—Loaf, Oru»li«d uud Powiiored Sugar? O klso A. end C. Clarified, landing and for sale by »ug l2 MINIS * FLOBANCE. ply to arrive. Ap- QCIDEN k BUNKER. ezpretaly for the retell trade, from im- K rted materials, and warranted full weight. For sate .. WM. W. LINCOLN, 24 Monument-sqoare. AAJ ANTED—A cousiguno for ltiO coil(» Ropu f ? marked A, per brig T. B. Watson from Hew Orleans. ^aug 26 j* " OGDEN A BUNKER. ACON Hi DEM—.W hhd*. Prime Bacon »iUe«, OAC’C IJ lam •ale by lorgia, > iVIFT 4 LODEON'8.—These oelubrated insirumeuto in every style, from 4« to 6 octaves ia compass, with m»« and two stops, suitable for Church or Parlor use, lor “ u « f' 1 ”*- *»• M o‘“S! mItouIE”.’’ ao t 2t BucoMtot to 1’.Zogbaum AC . J antes Itlcllenry, INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC. Marine Protesta Noted and Extended, Averages ad- justed, Charter Parties and Average Bond* drawn. Pa per* prepared whereby to recover losses from Amcrioan or British Underwriters, and attention given to all matters connected with Shipping and Insurance. Of fice No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of the Cus- tom House. ly n ov 8 GILBERT BUTLER, MA8TKU RUILUEH, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER York-, treat, Oglethorpe So., inn 38 SaT.no, h. D. W. fiscally, SHIP AND 8KNERAL BLACKSMITH, Opponite Lamar's Cotton Pres*. EASTERN WHARF. SAVANNAU, GEORGIA. Steamboat aud Mill Work, and every description o Blaoksmithing exeouted with neatness and dispatch, mar 9 ly Upholstery and Cubiuet Work The subscriber having taken the store on Whitakor-street, next to Dibble k Carey's Tal loring Establishment, respectfully announce to v the cuizons of Savannah that ns is prepared to execute ail orders in the above line on the most REASONABLE TERMS. Bptoial Detention paid to repairing all kinds of Furni ture. EHT Funerals supplied at tho shortest notiee. oot 2U ly JAMES LARKIN al and workman amp. may 27 ly Jhfcin, RIK9K ,, N. B-AU article* mahblhctartd by u«ar • warranted termnHri- HELMBOLDTJk Bells! Bells!! Belial!! HPHE Buli.crllior. murufnctnro kndltmp eouUfn t- I Ijonii.ndollof Ciiaroh. Footer. Swotnbeot. echoolllou..,md Pl.nUtlooBoll.. 1 lion lioll. oto lmuk with tlio pMont nw ,«kw wl lit moTubl, »nn., They outb. turn.il uooni n thut tho olepper will eirlk. lu « now place, whiohU dealt. hlo oftor > bell h>. boou rung a fow ;oan. Butian are are manufactured from the heal stock and are cast in Iron casings. At this Foundry these were fret used and aro found to be a great improveiMUt. We give a writtou warrantee that if Chureh Bell* break within one year from date of purohase, with fair usage, w» will recast without charge. The tone of all Beils ia warranted. .Nearly IXKJU Bells bars been east and sold from th to Foundry, which Is the bost svidenoe of tbeu superiority. Wo havo 16 gold and Silver Medals, awarded from the various Fairs ** for the best Beil* foi sonorousness and purity of tone.” We pny particular attention to getting up l’eals or ChimwViytaauattfer to those furnished by us. Our Foundry /# within nfrw rods of tbo Hudson River, Erie Canal, and kAiimnioi running in every direction. As thi* ia the 1* *»« bind in the U. 8. and haa a Hunrtment of Bella, orders oan be filled with great dto- Pktob. We can refer to Bells in any oi th* State*.— Old Bells token in oxobange (or new oue*. Lcvcton Compasses, Ao. constantly on band. Addree* t MENEELY’8 SON8, 13 Iy*dktw WmVtbytHgjr.T trial have seen them , never saw nay Store, THE LAST UNRIVALLED PRODUCTION 1 A New Cook Stove, CALLED “THE NEW WORLD t Ear Bn ruing Wood or Ceal. Tho Subscribers havo just mado arrange monte with Messrs. Abbott k Lawrenoe, Stov* , takers,of Phll*deJpfci»sCor»beexolnsiv* sale ^,of this excsllont STOVE. Tho maker* had it thoroughly tested before offering il to the pubUe for a . highly r*yt*pn*Bd*d by using it. We put a few of th**» up •t vimo slnoe in this city, aud thee* who in operation acknowledged limb they -•*/ Jtovo, for either roasting, boiling,broil ing. or baking, that performed so weRuad wUMsnull a cost for fuel; the castings in this Stove are e*ry heavy and mounted in tho most perfoot manner; the bast pi tie —constructed that you can get twice the hentlathe . . now ^ We are now re ceiving the different sisea, and we cordhtRy invito all te oall and examino before purchasing. We have also, various othor patterns, among whieh may be tonal the Iron Witch, Iren King, axicetebratedSuck foruood. T. W. iloABTHOR k CO., ' »l’ ral « Btore Mo. Ih Bure»;i-.L - 4ND bacon.— OH Kt.GS Prirno (lushon Buuerin .tore. —’ ’ 20 bbla. I,*nl to trrlto. ^ d®' m a Shoulders do Bide* in store. For sale WEBSTER k P. or sale by 'ALMEB. Dying and Renovating Establiihment, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 73 York-ntrcet.rear of the (JouFt llo one ESTABLISHED IN 1832. [ T AUIKS' Bilk ami Woolon Dressos, Shawls, Ta JL J ble Cfivers, etc., cleaned, and dyed vaiioas colors; I ndies' Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable •tyle; Kid (ilorea cleaned, and Gentlomon’* Garments cleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be rcqnixod. All dono in toe Mine style which has generally so much pleased my patron* and friends. Torn* moderate. Person*sending parcel*py Hamden's Express, Rail road, or steamboats aro requested to write per mail, so that I may know whero to call for them, and whioh way to send them book. Cost of freight each way, lor small parcels, willbe about 26 cents. All orders punctually attended to. 13 ly ALEXANDER OAI.LOWAY CANDLES AT REDUCED PRICES! <10,00 per 1 OU Ihn.-M lb. Bone, <3,V8* XTO charge for boxing or doliveriug at the Half. w “ rr * nM<1 t. l srSMy. jy 1 ly. 8. W. corner Broughton and Whitoker-*t, Jaoouot and Batiste Muslins, all at 12>£ cents. 3 oases assorted Ginghams in New 8tylM, all at 12«e, 1 caso^a^great bar^aiu) Ladioa' Liuon Cambric Hand- Wo have i— tendon to the arrival, _ day, of the above Goods, and oan with' perfset oonft- duuco reooianiond them a* Uio cheapest good* ever of- may 26 178 Broughton-st’opfo 8t, Andr«w^*llall. i ■ * ^r.S.-6000 Shade*, srith fixtures oomptote; idford’afine Gilt Coruioes; 2UU0 lino Engliah nda; Curtain Pins"Worsted Cord, in vsrie- sod W. MORRELL A CIA L,liXTJlU.-da hi:,, .elected Gcbeu RuUer; II reoeived per stesmer, and for sale by , «h24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. B acon hidkh and ^hodldbkm—io casks choice Sides, 15 do. 6hoalden, received Der stosmer Stats of Georgia, and for sals bjr - 571 ig 22 MoMAHON k D< I ,'l.llllU— 150 bill., (leoruiu Flour, 100 do. Jt; timorc, 39 do. Hiram Smith's, for * ' McMAUONa'^m. aio, ou Dozes at mcmahon a i 8 OUl» IllGfiMTJURg: PiainT^li Euammelled Iron Tea Kettle*. Dutch < a general assortment of Kitehea Utonalls. For by au 26 MORSE k NICHOLS, 136 Broughton-rt. OTllMPBON’S fAl UNT ICE piEs'EB'PfNTl 20.000^^.3^1^ KEMPTQN k VEB8TI Cloth* P OJKFKK—OOFFJBB,- VJ 60 mate Jay* do 60 bag* Cuba do. aug 16 -14)0 bags RioCoffea Corn. For sale to arrive. MflKh S All OB FANB f with the inside tinned and re^eu^ul. .1..., G.•SSMHgjgjign. I | AY*—445 balos prime Eastern *H.jr, Undiuf Tfi from brig Philura, and for sale by . aug 16 BRIGHAM, KELLY t CO. TVOMBSTit! I.IQUOKS.-100 bilb. KncU ■ Ui w'bbS E. Pbolpi’a Oit WRITS LEA] TJECEIVEB by fireproof of Paint, landing and f MINIS k FLORANCE. R ECEIVED by hluauier Florida—15 b<ue* Lomoui, in fine order, for sale by A.BONAUD.
