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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1853. THU DAILY MOKMKft MEWS. BY JOHN M. COOPER. WILLIAM T.THOMPSON, EDITOR. Stie Adv*rtu*m*nte will apptar in both papyri. Largest Circulation in the City!! Friday Morning, Hnpl. 30* IH53. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Trauemttied for tha Savannah’Daily Morning Newt.] New. York Chiton Market, Ac. New York, 8ept. **#• Colton woo dull lo-dey, *ud only 200 bale, changed hinds. Genersl James Tallinsdge died suddenly to-day. Farther by the Washington. Ths cholera <va. progressing in England. Lokuon Monst Makkst —Tiro money market was tighter, and consols were quoted it 90. (Ihnrlsllon tlotton Market. Chaiu.kstos, Sept. 29. The sales of tiro week comprise 9,000 Lules, at 8{ to II cents. The market closos firm ut full prices, and Good Middling is quutod at 1U{ a 10{ cents. The receipts of the week lire 3,200 balos, and Iho stock on hand, osclu- cire of that on shipboard, is 8,300 bales. New Sciiooskh.—Last evening the now schooner Christopher lacier, Copt. Snow, arrived from Philadelphia, in four doys. This schooner is 375 tons burthen, and us will ha aeeu fruit, her fust trip, is a superior sailer. Her mudol has been constructed alter the most approved clipper style. Copt. Strow in well and lavurnbiy knuwu in our community, and we wish him, and Ilia consignees, Messrs. Ogden & Bunker, every aticceea. The schtoonorleys at the wharf of Mr. Stephen I*. Whitehead. [From the Augu.t. ConatitullunaU.i.] Com. Tuittmll. Tito numerous friends of this gallant Geor gian, will read with pleasure, the following letter to one of hie relatione in this city. It is not often that one lies nn opportunity of reed ing his ownokituery notice, butlheoccurrence most lie e pleasant one, after guing through the trials himself end family hevo recently eiperionced. Wo understand all of hie family, roriding at Peniocola, had an attack ol yellow fever, and are gratified to learn, by anuther letter, that they are all solely over it and re covering strength: Navy Yaku, I’knsacola, Sept. Mtli, 1853. My JJt/urctl Cousin:—Your two Icttors to my wife have reached her, the oue on hearing ol my illness, the other ut my deuth. lie is fortunate who can reud his own epi taph, particularly ouch nil ono as your last loiter contains. I uni feeble, being still confined to my bed, [now nineteen days,) hut if no rclaosu occurs, I shall get well. My heart is conltdelU f and 1 keep my tlag taught up to the peak. liod bless you and yoursj jo8ia h Tattnall. I'd ward F. Campbell, Esq., Angusia. CF* In our paper ut (tie tiili lost., wo pub* lished the following paragraph from an ex change paper ; John Neal, of Portland, Buys, “ At this mo- mem—and it hus been growing worse overy day since the first throe months were over, when people wet© blinded by its rashness— there is mure iiitcmpvraoce anu mure drinking in this city and ueighhorhood, and probably throughout the State of Maine, with here and there a doubtful exception, than there hna been at any other time lor twenty years.” A temperance friend, on reading it,expressed his doubts of its truth, and enclosed the slip to the Hon. Nkal Dow, of Portland, request ing information on iho subject. The following is Mr. Dow’s answer: Philadelphia, Sept. Iti, 1803. Dear Sir,—Your letter of the 6th is jnri received, forwarded to me from Portland. The slip quoted from John Neal ia lulsn in each and every particular. The .Maine Law has answered the expectations of its friends, and upon rum shops are unknown in ilia f8lnte, There is yet secret rum-selling to uomnextont, hut iu a brief lime tliut will puss nway, and the law gains iu public favor every year. The recent election (l«ili) lurried on That quest'on, and the law is sustained by lurge majorities. 1 am, sir, very respectfully, voids, Nkal Dow. ty Two correspoudeiiis of toe Charleston Courier are out in very severe strictures upon Mr. Sanford, our charge at Paris, forohoying the lale ciicular of Secretary Maiu-Y iu re gard to Costume. Ono writer, who subscribes a star to his articlo, says : With your correspundent Nerva in Tues day’s Courier, wo ure inclined to question the taste and propriety of the lato instructions. The details and formula* of dress ure nului nlly aettled by the lex loci, and many of the jour nals that are now loudest iu pruising the Sar torial regulations of our premier, would be among the first to censure uny foreign minis ter who would violato or disregard tlio usage* and requirements established by the official etiquette of Washington. If any one ia dis posed at first to regard the mutter as ono ol ©light importance, let him but look around and observe how wo—boosting as we do, our republican simplicity—are smitten by pugouti- try and show. We wero not awaro that there wero uny “ requirements established by the oificial eti quette of Washington.” At the President’s levees, the President and his Cabinet, and the highest olTtcials ot the uatlon, appear in the plaiu and simple dress of the American geuilemuu. On such occasions, the subjects of foreign priuces uppear in their gaudy livery, with their orders uod decorations, if they please, without giving ofTenco or oxciting the ridicule, which a few of tbo popinjays of the French court, according to the Courier'» cor respondent, saw fit to direct against the Amer ican charge. Thu writer should not confound the sensible portion of the American peoplt with the snobs among us, who are "smitten with pageantry and show.” Wc think we arc Bafo in assuming tliut ho and they are in the minoiity. All Aiuuricuu vessels arriving at the port of Malaga ore sent to Mahoue, as the au thorities believe the yellow fevor and cholera is raging all through the United Slates. The authurities of Gibraltar were iuformed by tin authorities of Mnluga that unless they sent all American vessels to Mahono, all nhips from Gibraltar, arriving at Malaga, would bo sub jected to quarantine restrictions. The Gibral tar authorities have temporarily compromised the matter by subjecting American vessels to u seven days' quarantine. GT Messrs. Ur it toil, Todd & Harrison, ol Petersburg, Va., procured an elegant pair of silver pitchers, which cost $150, which they intend as a present to (hat one of their custom- era who shall have consigned to them tin highest priced hogshead of tobacco, between the 1st day of October, 1853, and tbe 1st ol the same’month of the present venr. iyi ’he Hon. Thomas W» Newton, of Ar kansas, died suddenly at New York on the 23d inst., from the rupture of a blood-vessel oi the brain. The body has been embalmed, and sent on to his late residence, Little I(ock, Ar- tonsas, fur interment. Mr. Newton vras for •Scue time Marshal of the State of Arkansas, and in 1846 represented it in Congress. He was a brother of Commodore Newton, of the Nary, the present Commander of the home squadron. ry Tbp Now York Committee of the How ard Association bars announced the close of their labors, no more aid being needed at New Orleans. The entire amount of their collec tion is $57,465.11, of which $33,896.90 was collected in New York city. $y The New Orieuns Gee slates that Da vid Hunt, E&q., of AlisBieaippi, sent dowu an order on bis factor in favor of the Howard As- ' sociation for tho sum of $3,000. gr Tho umount of guano received and so{d in Richmond, Va., in the year 1852, was over 10,000 tons. Tue amount of receipts up to the 10th September oi this year ia 2,159 tons, while Ure demand this year is twice as great as last year. New Books* Jttmoir* the U/S rtf the tit. Itec. Rickard Drinjlry Sheridan. By Thomas Moobk. In two volumes. New York: Rvdfleld. This is a familiar biographical sketch of one of themostdislinguislied Statesmen, Poets and Dramatists of his age, by an author more capable perhaps ihnn any other to appreciate his genius and character. Among the valued works of the oullior of the "melodies,” few will be more highly prized by the admirers of true genius than his Giography of Sheridan. The volumes ore in Moore’s peculiarly plea sing style, and contain besides incidents in the public and private life of tiheridun, and por tions of his correspondence, other matter of in terest concerning his liberury, friends, and co- temporaries. Paeeagee /rvm (he Uiitory of a Wattnl Li/e. By a Middle-Aguil Man. Boston: Massey 4 Co. This is a well written and interesting tem perance story, by tho author of "Pen and-lnk Sketches,” “ Life of Chatterton," dec. The choptera originally appeared in n Huston tem perance periodical, wlieie they wero so well received as to induce the publication of ilia story iu its present haudsome and durable form. The writer says, in his preface, that his aim has been to afford illustrations of tho perils to which the young and intellectual ore more particularly exposed. Tiro volume is hand- auninly illustrated. Ltrtnzo H*noni, or l‘atnaget in the Lye t\f an Italian. New York: Rodtleld. A re-print of a rcmuikuble autobiography, which lias apparently excited tho greatest in terest in Lngland, where the author now re sides—nr; exile horn his own country. " Lo renzo Benoni” is the nom tie plume of Ciovau- Roffini, an Italian patriot, who effected his escape from his nativo city of Genoa after the unsuccessful attempt at revolution in 1833. .Since then ho has resided alternately in Eng* Iand and Franco. In 18-18 ho wus appointed Sardinian Ambassador nt Paris, but soon re linquished that office, and retired into privutu life. The narrative ia said to bo n truthful his tory of tho adventures, persecutions and suf ferings of the author and bis coinputriots, though related in tho form of a fiction. It is an intensely interesting volume, uffording a vivid and life-like picture of tho social and po litical condition of the Italian people. It has rccoived tho highest commendations of the English critics. The Story of Moot Diane, by Aldeut Smith. New York: George 1'. Putnam k Co. A re-print from the edition published iu Lon don by Goguo, and commended by iho A iho* nreuni as a eiucoro and pleasant little book. Mr. Smith mado tho ascent of Mont Blanc in 1851, and on his return to England caused his perilous adventure tu be depicted in a pano rama which has sinco been exhibited with re markable success, and is still said to be one of the must popuiar and profitable shows in London. The volume comprises narratives of (he visit of Mr. Windham und Dr. l'ococko to Uhamouiii in 1743, of tho subsequent ascent of Mont Blanc by M. de Gaussuro, of the un fortunate attempt by Dr. Ilmncl, of the suc cessful ono of Mr. Auldjo in 1827, and of sev eral other ascents and failures by pcisous of less note, besides an account of the author’s own adventures. Tho volume is illustrated by several engravings. A Manual of Ortth Literature. Dy Cuaiii.es Antiiom, LL. 1>. Now York; Harper k Brothers. In this volume tho author has given to the public a concise yet thorough history of the literature of Greece, from tho curliest ago of which any knowledge exists, to the close of the Byzantine era. This history is divided into seven periods, viz : the mythical, the poeticul, tho early prosuic, the Attic, the Alexandrine, the Romuns, and the Byzantine; and under these heads we are furnished with accounts of all the early burds, the lyric and tragic pools, tho comedians, the historians, the orators, the philosophers, the geographers, the mathemati cians and astronomers, the grammarians, the scholiasts and coimnuuintore, the musical and medical writers, compilers, and other literary Greeks of whoso productions uny record re mains. Soared literature wna not within tho uuthoi’sNcopu, und ho lias therefore mentioned but few of tho ecclesiastical writers who em ployed tho Greek lunguage in the primitive ages of Christianity. The New York Commercial says: In the list of more than thirty volumes on classical subjects which I'rofessor Anlhuu hus eithor edited or composed, thoro is none of greater in- loreBi to geucrel readers than his Muuuel of Greek Literature. only i y, tin lory aud t id modoru authoi . , and the durelnpu writluga of celebrated, auoioi i, to teach the art of Argumenta- ptueutol thought, by the Itov. Di. Ukkweh, Triuity llall, Cambridge. Now York: C. 8. Franols de Co. The title explains tho character and design of this voluiuo. From a glance ut its pages wo are favorably impressed with tho plan und arrangement of Ilia treatise, which, we doubt not, will be found of great vuluo to the stu dent. The above books are for suie by Messrs. John M. Cooper &. Co. Tilts Knickerbocker* From Messrs. John M. Cooper & Co., we huvo recoived our October nuiuhor of tho above popular Magazine. It is known to our reuders that Dcidriehs lust is alwuys best, at least so his readers think until they receive his next number, when they Hre certain that it is the best. Tho " Up the Rtcer” correspon dent has another cupital letter this month, and tho Editors Table is snpplied with even more limn its usual profusion of good tilings. A Hear (jiiuno iu (.coi'glii. In the Augusta Constitutionalist of y ester day we find the following article: I take tho opportunity to drop you a few lines to givo you a short history of a Bt-ui Chase on Monday, lire V!9ih of August, in Jcf- lerson county, Ua., on Brier Creek. There wero about thirty uicu met for tiro purpose of hunting a Bcur whose signs hud boeu discov ered in different places w here ho had been, in corn fields onting corn, watermollons, pouches &c.—About eight o’clock iu tho morning, a portion of tho men, with about twenty-five or thirty dogs, principally hounJs, entered the .Swamp, and in uboul thirty minutes roused tht' Bear iu n pluce called by tho citizens thereabout, Noketchy Island, and about tht time he entered the open Swamp, winch wns r rery short time, there were four guns dischurg ud at him, all without effect. The dogs rut. him until nearly twelve o’clock, by which time lie had got back to near the place where he wus first Blurted, during which tituo he had been shot some eight or ten times more, lie wus then brought to u bay and shot some six or eight times more und killed, though uot without some injury to the dugs,—There were sumo five or six dogs badly wounded. The Bear was, I suppose, tolerably thin in order; ne weighed 204 pounds, a pretty good Bcur for Jeifersou county, Ga. GT Mr. Corcoran, ol Washington, has iu his garden, several beuutiful daldius, the height of four of which is as follows : 11 feel 8 inches, 11 feet 6 inches, 10 feet 6 inches, 9 feet 6 inch es; the trunk of the last one is divided into lour parts, tho largest of which is four inches in circumference, aud the plant hus uu it 341 buds. iy Tbe Wulomlle Mail says that several persons have just returned from the diggings at Madrid, on Sandy rivor, Maine. The company engaged in digging consists of six persons, most of them from Springfield, Muse. They have bought twenty or thirty acres of lund and are engaged in sinking a shaft and washing tho earth for gold. The amount obtained, thus far, will pay «hem moderate wages, nothing more. Tho geld is found in fine black sand, in pieces ranging from about the aize of a wheat kernel to the smallest perceptible par ticles—though pieces are said to have been found as lurge as a kernol uf corn. The opinion is expressed that the quantity is small, and that the mines will nut pay for working. Gome one tnousaud six hundred acres of land have recontly been purchased in Iowa, on which a colony of monks have settled. Among their peculiur habits may be mentioned Ibut they never mingle with the world, and when they put on a new suit of clothes, that suit is kept on, wuking or sleeping, till it falls off or becomes unfit fur wear. Affair* In Ulsxlcs, The PicayiiM of (he 15th, has some interest ing and iuipottant information in relation to ihn present cutidition of Mexican affairs. It pays: From a gentleman who came passenger on the steamer Texas from Vera Cruz, end who has excellent sourcesof information concerning the real slate of political affairs in Mexico, we learn a number of interesting facia on the sub ject, which confirm what wo published some weeks since. It would appear that the intelligent portion of tho population of Mexico have come to the conclusion that Hontn Anna’s Government, in augurated with such splendid and dazzling promises for Mexican greatness and power, is a total failure. Tho vital energy is wauling. The machine works on, but it is merely the refuse or waste steam that still gives it motion. The liberal men of the country, united for once, oppuse tho “ Napoleon of the West,” dome openly, some covertly, thwarting him as far an possible in every scheme—venttiling to the brink of the precipice, but not so far us to lip in. Nothing but the union of all parties _ owld sovo the country, and rescue it from its present death of degradation; und this union entirely wauling. Conspiiacies abound, and every man of more or less note is thought to be implicated in them. Santa Anna is evidently on the watch for such attempts, mid meets them by decrees of banishment to the interior, or complete ile. A few days before our informant left the city ol Mexico, a universal sensation wus occasioned there in consequence of several prominent persons being brought under these iiisiruineiiiHol'govcinuiL'ntnlnuthoiity. Among i was Robles, formerly Minister of War ; i y Tamariz, who, a lew weeks since, was Santa Anna’s Miniutcr of theTreusury: Munus lo »ii(l Luis de la Rosa, lute Mexican Minister ut Washington City. Robles was banished to tuc interior; Tamuriz was treated in tho same manner; Rosa wus ordered to Htait from the city in forty-eight hours; aud Lierdo was sent oil in anuther direction. This ull'air had scarce blown over when a more fonninblo cuinqurucy was announced to huvo been discovered, having ramifications all tho Republic, und counting uny number of persons among its inombeis. Furlong, the present Governor of i'uebla, aud Mugicia, the lute Governor, were ui rested us being concern* ii tho plot, and were nrraigued before a military tribunal. The Fiscal desired to pro ved capitally against them, nnd the generul impression was that they would bo executed. The report was also that these were not tho hiefs of tho conspiracy, but that tho leaders would boon be discovered. The two prisoners were sent to Vera Cruz, and it was thought uuld be banished from tho country. From what our informant told us, the whole of Mexico is ono vast nest ot conspirators. The chiefs are uot yet known, nor docs it seem probuble they will bo, at least for some time to come. Santa Anna appears to rely for his upremacy on the fact that tho opposition is mudo up principally ol lawyers, who have uotio among them hold enough to proclaim himself (heir leader, and tako decisive steps aguinst the government. However, oor informant states thnitho army of 12,000 which Santa Anna lias underarms is not to be depended on by him for a day. That is the most startling fact of all, (hot is to be pluccd to his disadvantage in a glunce at his prilbabio future. Ccrtuinly, wo suould think, if any portion of the Mcxicuu popula tiou bo devoted to Santa Anna, it is tlm sol diery. Under him they are all powerful; but 'ould suein now that they only wait the advent of a new chief lo desert their stundurds. That would of course bo his ruin at once. Yet be does uot seem to apprehend any dan ger worth fearing. This may hu accounted lor by the statement ot our informaut, tliut Santu Anna lias lost nearly all of his former energy; that ho is lazy and cureless, und luuves tho direction of his atfuirs to his Minis ters. Tlio Eluriuuh War. Tho war in Buiuiuli wus announced, in tho (Queen’s speech at tho closing of I'ailiumont, laving ended. It ought never to liavu commenced. It arose in the manner fellow- Two captains of English merchantmen got iuvolved iu litigation at Rangoon, on uc- count of Home pretended breach of port-orders there. The line and costs amounted to £170. Furthermore, tho two vessels were detained two months ut Rangoon, which wus a further loss, no doubt. The owners of those vessels, ry angry, sunt iu u joint memorial to the In dian government, claiming redress, and esliiua- '.ig their dumu^esat £1,920. Lord Dalhnusic, the Guvernro-Genernt, erased the first figure, muking the claim under £1000, and sent Commodore Lumbert to deinuod satifuction of. the Governor of Rangoon, with orders, if tliut functionary refused it, to apply to the Ring of Ollier persons, seeing what wus in build, sent in their claims lor losses at Ran goon. Commodore Lambert did not apply to tho governor, but went olT to the king, who instuntly dismissed tho oilending official, and the money claims were in processor being as certained ami paid, wheu the commodore, an noyed ut some fancied breach of etiquette, on the part of the new Governor, blockaded the river aud sui/.o ono ol the royal ships. When lie wus towing his prize dowu tho river, u shore bnttery fired u lew guns nt tho captors, who instantly silenced it, but thereupon de clared war, which nctuuliy continued for near ly 12 mouths. And all this for a miserable claim ol £1000. Tlio very costly way in which this wur was commenced, evidently either from sheer wuntonness or a desire of "annexation,” has obtained, us it detierved, the reprobation of rational people in this country The lust of conquest, as held by Eust Indian officers, is very lemaikuble indeed. The London Shipping (iazette re marks on the bullion in the Bank ol England to tho following elleet : Tho stock of bullion, it is understood, will, by the returns to be published this evening ' the London Gazette, show a further dccreu which will then exhibit a continuous uction ol the same kind for no less than ten consecutive weeks, forming a total diminution ol £1,900, 000 during that period. Tho rate of decreuse is nearly £200,000 per week, and, if still • tinned at the name rule, must inevitably lead to more sliingont measures by tlio bunk to check tho etllux. Woman’s Kiuii rs.—Unite an oxciteiuent has arisen at Cincinnati, about tho alleged de falcation, lo the amount of $1,000, of Mrs. Clara R. I’cndcry, I’lesideot of tho Seam stress* Association. A meeting of tho Asso ciation was held on Thursday, ut which a Mr. Darliug moved that alio be suspended. 'Pile lady defended herself with energy. Mr. Dar ling declared that she hud robbed tho '..ssocia- lion, and acted more like a hyenu than a man. Her explanations were .iuully pro nounced satisfactory, nnd she was then re-i stated in office, after which she tendered her resignation. At the close of the meeting she slapped Mr. Darling in the luce, and he caused u warrant to he issued against tier. . tsr:“ Broomers" is u name which the New Yurk Journal of Commerce gives tu the lad long dresses which sweep the sidewalks of the city, vs. tho " Bloomers” worn by thote ladies who put on short frocks and pantaloons. It is said that savcral lushionubto ladies lmve derinken to sweep tho sidewalks of Broadwuv wiih tho trains uf expensive dresses. 13^“ The l'ennsylvauia Coal Trade i tinues active, and it is said prices are steadily ly advancing. Lust week 63,339 tons were brought from Sclui) Ikill region, and 33,840 tons from iheLehigh, tho latter being an increase of 5,826tons over the previous week,though the to tal shipments this year from that region are 85,' 373 tons behind lust year's shipments. This 16 owing to the interruptions iu tho navigation of tho Delaware Division of tho canal. How ever, freights on tho canal having been ad vanced 15 per cent., there is reason to expect n further improvement in the weekly receipts for the bulanco of tho season. GT A Cincinnati exchnngo says: "The success uf Dr. Caroline Brown in tho practice of tho medical profession, has already Imd u sensible effect upon tho ladies iu the country round about Cincinnati. Six young ladies, of good families and superior education, have applied fur admission to the Emetic Medical College at the approaching teri^* Saratoga, Sept. 22. — Hew York State Fair.— The New York State Agricultural Fair is, it is feared, a failure, and will hardly puy expenses, iu consequence of the continued falls of rain. Among those from other States, are tho lion. W. C. Rives, who is to delivei the address; the Hon. C. B. Culveit, Presi dent of the Maryland Agricultural Society ; Mr. Whitmore, of Baltimore ; Gen. Tilglunan, of Eastern Shore of Marylaud, and tho two Messrs. Cochranes, large farmers of Dcloware. BT The Dublin Exhibition was visited or tlio 2d inst., l»v upwards of ten thousand per* suns, six hundred gallant tars, from the Victo ria and Albort, tho llogue, and oilier vessels of the roy al squadron at Kingston, being among them. The 2«. 6d. days have now been abolish ed, the charge o( admission on all daya being only Is. Upon the authority of the auditor of the accounts, it is stated that there is no long er any doubt os to the proceeds of the Dublin Exhibition being sufficient to reimburse its pa triotic promoter, as well as tu discharge all its liabilities. Railroad Accident.—Mr.Biooka Hunter an assistant engineer on tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad, wus thrown from the platform of the cars on the 14th inst-, as they were leaving Lafayette, Tenn., and falling be tween them was so horribly mangled that ho died iu a lew hours. The Pennsylvania Slate Debt, since ffel, has been reduced by the Sinking Fund $918,810, and now araouuta lo $40,233,733. The aix per cent, debt outstanding in 1851 has been converted into a five per cent, stock, eaving $20,000 a year in interest. or'i ’he American Methodists have built churches at the rate of three per week, and printed books at the rate of one per minute, during the past sixty years. The Grand Jury recently in session in New York, acted on 1400 cases, and returned 1100 true bills. A Royal Marriage.—It is said that the marriage of (be Emperor of Austria to the PriucesB Elizabeth, of Bayaria, will not take place before next spring. He mot the ludy at u ball, was smitten with her. requested five minutes conversation, and mado euch good use of this tituo that, before the five minutes were up, he advunced to her relatives, with the lady ou his aim, and said, " Allow me to introduce to you the future Empress of Austria.” The ludy is not sixteen ; the Emperor is twenty- three yeurs old. Soiiio eighteen years ago, Romanism was tho only religion tolerated by law in Tox- Now it bus oO churches, 25 priests, 6 lit erary institutions, ondQii estimated population of30,000 ; while Protcaianlisin, which eighteen years ago wuh illegal, bus 27,000 communi cants—i. e. 12,000 Methodists, 8,000 Baptists, 6,000 Presbyterians, 1,000 Episcopalians, und 30,000 udlierents among the population. £&* Louis Nnpolcouund Ins wife aro going to Boulogne. He lias not been there since ‘ 811, when lie mado his Uuixotic descent from England with the tame eagle, Things have somewhat changed since thul time. Tho Km- press iu reported to bo enciente, und it is said that tliorc will not bo any coronation. Tliut ceremony, without the Pope, would be consid ered dull and unprofitable. tV* A terrible crowd ol locusts is ravishing Southern Muxico, for a distance of four hun dred miles, destroying the indigo and corn crops. 13T Mrs. CatharineUosnci, of Hardy coun ty, Va., it is said, caught two large bears this summer in a trap. Mrs. C., it ia uiso said, iu ry expert with a rifle. IV It is said tliut over 6,U00 persons visited tho Mechanics’ Fair nt Boston on Tuesday. permaccli bust of Webster, from New Bed ford, is on exhibition. ITV' H ia Muted tliut the receipts of the Bank of England, in ordinary busiuoss trans actions, averuge $100,000 daily. ar.Y allow fever is said to have been intro duced into Fulton, La., from a consignment of cofiee from Rio, via New Orleans. Dhkadpdl AKira.iV in Virginia—Onk Man Killed and two Wounded.—A drcudful ufTray look plucn lualHuiiduy *veok (,-ltli iustaut,) betwoen a purty of six men, near Lick ('rcuk t'hurrh, hi tliia county. They cams to the church ostensibly to uitend divine service, but retired to the woods near by for tho purpose of guinldiug. Fro the foreuoou service through, the people in the church wero slurtlod i cry of murder. The miuuter paused in his ser- , und thu people relied out uod proceeded iu the directum whence came the sounds. Arriving ai the scene of the affray, they discovered three men stretched upon the ground iusonsilde. Ono of them, Philip Hoyur, died in live miuutca uftor lie was dis covered, having recoived several mortal stalls ; one of the olliers had received so severe a fracture in tho skull thul ho did uot recover his housoh for some lillonn minutes, und was believed lo be futility wounded; tho wound* of the others were severe but not mortal. Tho mimes of tho wounded we have not leurm d. Thu three uuwouiided of tho purly lied ut the approuch of the peoplo of the church, aud Imvu not yet been heard from. Tho light grew out of tho excitation ol gambling, and drfukiug.— Lcinaburg, (Jrtenhrit r county, Era. Daury Hill.—A purugrapli i» going the rounds to the died that this geiiiiemau bcquuulbod all his property to his boh except four legacies, aud that ho left ‘ nothing for uhuritubln purposes or manumitted sny of his *luven." Although this may be tho statu Di" bis will, this purugrapli is calculated to do grout wrong to that benevolent and charilabln gentleman. At the breaking out of Die yellow fever In New Or- loans ho directed tlio President of the Howard Asso klj for $100 while tho ep idemic lasted, and oue of his last acts was to endow Methodist Church. Mr. Hill was uot one of tliut clans of philanthropists who hold on lo overy lhay acquire while living Hiid leave the riches they cannot luko with them to be dispensed in char ities after dentil. He gavu continually while he lived and could see that hi* gifts wero legitimately em ployed, nnd uot left to the false directum of exucu- tors, as w as done by Girard, of Philadelphia, Astor, of New York, Gray of Boston, aud McDonough, of New Orieuns. llitnucnoN ok tii; ias issued u circular sequence of tlio accumulation of money in the tren- iiry, the ensuing Congress will prolmtiiy reduce tlio present turill. He therefore asks for mforiuu- inution of the working ut the present rates of duty upon the leading branched of industry of tlio coun try, and of lliu ell’cct to be oxpectud from tho pro posed modification. Ilo thinks tliut tbe reductions, if any should bo made, should be so arranged ns to afford an equal participation in tlm benefit to every interest aud to every section. Articles which enter iuto our manufactures and tboso which do uot come into competition with Aiuericuu prodiiclr, are tlio»e, bo says, about which there will doubtless be tbe least question. Ho also proposes to abridgo the lubors of tho custom-house by adding to the free list articen of guunral consumption und articles pay ing little duty. CCP* A subterranean jVowdor magazine, in the neighborhood of Ot*chukuw, in Russia, aud in which 1GU,0U0 kilogtuinmos of powder were doposilod, blew up a short lime since with a tcrrifiic oxplosii A soldier who was on guard was knocked to pioci and an old man who lived in a house near the place was killed by tho falling of a stone upon his head. The roots of houses and the churches iu the town wore seriously injured by the falliug of the stoucs, nnd an immense number of windows were broken. The shock was so great tliut in tho fortress of Km burn, opwurds of five miles from Otuckukow, all tho w indows iu the bouse of tbo commauduiit \ broken. Katiibr Stkanoe Christians.—Tho Chi Revolutionists, ii is said, cluimu divine missiou, und preach Christianity, yet a Paris paper contains long account from tho “ Apostolic Administrator,” at Nankin, giving a history oi the persecution which the Catholics in tliut city bad nutlorcd at the hands of the insurgents. On the 25ih of Murch the Chr turns were assembled, according to custom, for the tho crucifix, overthrew tho altar, and then wished huvo their pruyor recited—at the sumo time present mg tlio Christians with books in which it is writteu. Their deniuuds being refused, they seized, bound nnd beat and executed numbers of them. Ou the wiioln, out of six hundred Christiuns ut Yang-Tchou und Tscu Kiung, fifty lmve been slain or burned to deuth, and several have been bouud or beaten. rar This lino etanzu is from a pooin in the Rational Era, on iho death of Webster : II..W well ho fell asleep ! l.iko some proud river, widening toward tbo soa, Calmly aud grandly, silently uuddovp, Lift* joined Eternity. CIRTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, FURNITURE COVERINGS, Ac., AT WHOLESALE & BETAIL. W. II. CAUKYL’S CURTAIN STORE la No. i(III fhextuiit-HtPhiladelphia, Comer bth-»t., oppotitt the State Haute. H E bus always iu store a full stock of French lirooatelk'B; Do. Satin Dol.aino*: India bat:n Dr.iii.uiks; Table A Piano Covorn, io. Freuob Moquotte; ~ Do. l'lusher; Lacoand Muslin Curtains of every stylo auu prico. N. Y. Painted WINDOW prices; Hull Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Braai and every (hiny rumplcte/ur Curtain« of tho uowostP styles, aud at the loicettprint. Persons sending the height and xeuith of their loin frames, cun have their Curtains made aud trimmed in beta manner: sue lasbion Plates in August number Gilt Cornices; Cords. Ta supplied at tbe lmct.it tchuletalepri W. U. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer :n Furnishing Goods, 1G9 Chosnut-st., corner 6th-street, *ug9 tf Opposite the State House, Phqa, IVIilliiicry und Fancy Ooods. Monday next, the Ztitfi inst., the Store No. 14l»>i Cougresa-street, next door to Messrs. Flowers, Mantillas, Collars, Pocket Uaudkcrvhiefs, Chemisettes, Sleeves, Hosiery, Trimmings, Ac. Ac. <i* All orders from tho city and oonntry, promptly attended to. tf sep 24 Fall and Winter Ury Goods. ft. BROWN’S CHEAP CASH STORE. solicits publio atteutii Plaid Brocade and Plain and Figured Black Silks. Plaid Brocade and Figured 8ilks of the'ne west styles. Plain and Colored French Mouslin de Lxinos. Plaid Colored Mouslin. Silk and Wool Plaids for Children’s wear. French and Eug. printed Cashmeres aud Mdo Lama Swiss and Jaoonot Cambrics. do do Edgings and Inserting!. A largo variety of lioseiry. Irish Linens, all prices. Liuen Damasks aud Table Cloths. French aud Scotch Towels aud Diapers, eto., etc., combined with a good assortment of Shootings and Shirtings, Brown ana Whits. All of which will to sold st extremely low prices) the corner of Barnard and Broughton-«te. sept 2d Boarding. TflEundcrsjgnod respectfully informs his friends and the Public, that ho has thoroughly repaired that larg-i and airy house, fronting on Washington square, where he ia fully prepared to iurnisb as good Accom modation as any boarding house in this oily, sept 2^-6 HUGH DARKEN. K AT TICAl'S—Fuleul Self-setting Rut Trap* for sale by F..W. COIIN WELL, sep 23 1U2 Urysm-are FUNERAL INVITATION. Tlis friends and acquaintance of John W. C. Willistn- n and frmily, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their son GKOBQE EDGAIl WILLIAM SON, from tho residence of CnpL Peter Yonson, No. 82 Montgomery-streot, this Afternoon, at 4 o'clock, with out further invitation. * CANDIDATE FOB LEGISLATURE. V*' We are authorised to announce Capt. ROUT. W. POOLER, as a Candidate for the Representative Branoh of the Legislature, at tho ensuing election, sept 7 | CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF. Mu. EditorPlease announoo Mr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the eleotion in January, 1854. jy 14 MANY VOTERS. CANDIDATES FOR JUDGESHIP. Mb. Editor :— You will ploaso aunounco the lion. LEVI 8. D'LYON, as a Candidate for the Jndgoship of the Superior Court of the Eastorn Circuit, and oblige je 22 MANY VOTER8. We are authorised to announce the Hon. WM. D. FLEMING, as a candidate fur the Judgeship of tbe Superior Courts of the Eastern District of Georgia. jo 20 tf Mb.Editor:—You will please announce tho lion. CHARLES 8. HENRY as a candidate for the Judge- (hip of the Superior Conrts f h« Eastern Cirouit, and oblige (je 21J MANY VOTERS. RECEIPT'S OF COTTON, Ac.—Sept. 20. Per Ceutral Itailroad—60t> bales Cotton, and Mdse, to Boston k Villalougx, John Jones, ltabun k Whitehead, Hardwick k Cook, l^ckct. Long k Co, G W German) k Co, Helm k Foster, G W Anderson k Co, CAL La mar, Frankliu k Urantley, Washburn. Wilder k Co, 11 F k Co, Win Duncan, Rowland k Co, Cllanridge, Phil- brick k Hell, T S Way no, S M Lattitoau, McMahon k k Doyle, Hrigham, Kelly k Co, Ogdeu k Bunker, J U Burroughs k ban, Bothwell k Smith, Cruger t Wade, N it Hardee k Co. MARINI* INTEI.LIULNiE. ARRIVED. Sohr Christopher Looser, (new—37^ tons burden) now, 4 days irom Philadelphia, to Ogden it Bunker, Departure of Ntrnmern irom huvnnuati. : cnxHLKSTOK r Jana i Adgtr, Dickinson, Saturday, P. M. Captain Cellius, leaves Savannah every alternate Wed nesday for Philadelphia. Far Uacana.—The steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins, lcaws Savannah on the 15th and Juth ot each month ana, touching at Key West and connecting with tho Pacific Mail btoumship Comp:.ny'sstuamcra for Cal ifornia. Fl»r Charlatan.—The regular United States Mail steamers Gordon, Captain urooks, Calhouu, Captain Barden, and Mutamoru, Capuiu Postoll, ieuvo every morning at 4 o'oioek, lor Charleston, connecting with tho Charleston steamships aud Wilmington boats, and Departure or I'nrs on Central Rnllroad. TWO PX3SKNCKR TRUSS DAILY. Evening Train—Leaves Savannah at 8 P. M., and ar rives at Muoun at6>« A. M., oonuectiug with tho South- Western Railroad to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and by thonoo to Tallahassee, aud othor points South g Train.—LeavesSavaunah at 8 A. M.,andar- “ at0>a M. connecting with thu Macon ght trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattanooga, and with tho Augusta aud Wuynosboro* Railroad (day train) to Augusta; and (going East) with Railroad to Mtllodge villa from Gordon. New Hooks, RECEIVED IIY J. III. COOPER & CO. Thursday, Burr. 2biu. A VISIT to Euro|io in 1S51 ; by Prof. lh njuinin ^ftllmian, of Yale College—in two volumes, II- Tho Australian Crnrocs, or tho Adventures of au English Settler and his Family iu thu Wiids uf Aus- alia; by Charles Koweroft, Esq , a resident Magn ate-Illustrated. The Life of Alfred Tho Great—Translated from the Gennau of Dr. R. Pauli, to which is appended Alfrcd'i Academy of Scienoos at Munich—Bobu's Antiquarian Library. Extraordinary Men—Their Boyhood aud Early Life ; by William RuhsuII, Esq.—illustrated. Talcs from bhakspoarc, for the use of Young Persons; by Charles and Alary Lamb—Illustrated. Merry Tales for Little Folk, with numerous Pictures. A Guido to EugliBli Composition, or one hundred and tweuty Subjects Analysed, and illustrated from Analo gy, History, und tho writiug* of celebrated Aueieut aud Modern Authors, lo teach the Art ot Argumenta tion aud the development of thought; by tho Rev. Dr. Harper's Magaziuo for October. do Knickerbocker Tho Rhetoric of Convo liu Management of I lion, or liridlcs and bpurs Tongue; by George Win fred liorvey, author of " The Principles of Courtesy A Selection Irom the Correspondence of the late Thomas Chuluicrs, D. D.L. L. D.; edited by hisbon-iu- Luw, the Rev. Williiun lianna, L. L. D. ue l i gI nrouKir THE Young Christian. luiam's Progrcst Christian Thuology. Imitation at Christ. Thu Comforter. FultUlmuutof Prophecy. Bclf-Knowlodge. Haro on Justification. Tho Patriarchs. Serious Call; by Wesley. Thu First Woumu. Morris' berinons. Life of the Rev. T. Ware. Tho Body uiui tho Mind. Benson's Lite of Fletcher. Memoir of Mrs. Rodgers. *' of Lucy Richards. M « - 8- SIBLEY, Pt3P No. Congress-street. iiuts s iiats s i Hats :T1 ree’tl, per Alabama, a large lot ol mi mitrim'd Rounds, Uuibrellus mid, 'overy variety of Fall and Winter Huts, caps.Xc. t 27 BELDLNA CO. Beebe’s Hats ut $4. I Alter tbits date, wc shall sell Beebe's tine Hats I of me tall style, at $4 for cash. N. K. HAHNUM k CO., 17<> Broughton-at., opposite bt. Andrew's Hall. iUAitl.NE RAILWAY. yi. Tho undersigned respectfully informs . jdMMall who may need his services, that lioAW, vnMflhhatf charge ot the MARINE RA11.WAY.MhBI. which is uow iu successful operation, lie is, thcrciore, prepared to take up vessels of any size usually visiting our poit,aud tu do the worn of repairing, Ac., on reason able terms. Those who wish to clean or paint tho bot toms ot their vessels, can also be accommodated ou the Railway, upon reasonable terms. He is also prepared to contract lor building Ve3seis of any elass or descrip tion, and to carry on tbo business of bhip- Carpenter ing, Spar-making end Caulking, in all its various branches, at the eastern extremity of the oity. Mm" A good Shipiinithis ou tbi promises. wll U. F. V.TLLINK, Jr. ELECTION NOTICE. O N THURSDAY, Oih October next, Council will elect a CITY TREASURER, to till the vacancy occasioned by thu deuth of Joseph George, Esq., late City Treasurer. Clerk uf Council. D ti.l'.Sn (iOOil.s,—Hurt'gr ilc Laiiiu.i, Solid colored Mous de Lainuu, Printed French Uc i.ainua; Bi.iok, and a variety of colored French Me rino; colored Plaid aud Brocade Silks; black Watered aud black Brocade bilks, Plain White do., White Bro cade aud Whlto Watered do.; Haw bilkPlaids; Print ed French Cambrics, Bombaxines, Alpacas, Mourning de Lames, do. Received and for sale by ■opt 2U HENRY LATHROP k CO. I .'.tiUROlDERlKS, LACE GOODH.&c _J Wrought Collars, Chemasetten, aud Undor- sicivcs, Lace do. ; Swiss Edgings ai.d Inserting!. Jaco net do; Wrought Handkerchiefs, Liuen Cauibrio and Lawn do; Lisle and Thread Edgings; Bonnet aud Cap I VOMEHT1C GOODS.—3-1, 7-ti and 4-4 J_7 brown Shirtings, 1M, 10-4 and 11-4 do bbcet mgs; 5-4,6-4, U 4, IU-4 and 11-4 bleached do; 7-8 and 4-4 do bhirtiugs ; Red and While Flannels ; Kerseys aud Plains; Twillod and London Dutlil Blankots; Whitney Blankets lu-4, 11-4and 12-4. Alurgestock ol the above on hand and lor sals by aept 20 HENRY LATHROP if- CO. ROWLAND* CO. J UfcT RECEIVED—(iliduz Ladies' and Gent’s Ulk aud Col'd Kid Gloves. DkWITT * MORGAN. 40 feUNDRlEM. BOXES Family Soap, 4U do Palodu. 5 hlids Porto Rico bugar 11AL1' bbis Fultou Market Biiel', per sluuiiishiii Augusta, in aturo and for sale by E. O’BYRNE. articlo heriuotically BERLIN * NATHAN’S, under St. Andrew's llall. 1AIG i’AtsTK*—A low boxes of fresh Fig X> Paste. Just received at „ ^ BERLIN * NATHAN’S* undor bt. Andreir'e Hall. (J lU'RLiXG IRONS, Bank Shouroe, Tailor's ' Trimmers, Barbers bcissure and Rasor'e. Just '<* l*ept 2sij MORSE * NICHOLS. ('LUTING 1 KILNS, Pi liking Irons and Flu ting bcieeore. For sole by ‘apt 27 F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-eL i Grind Stones, COHEN * TARYER. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, L1V11 OAK L.ODUB, No. 3. I. O. O. F. Members of the above Lodge are requested to meet at their Room in Bt. Andrew's Hall, This Evening at 7 o’clock. Puuctual attendance is particularly requested, as business of on important character will be presented for the consideration of the Members. By order of O. W. UARDCASTLK, N. G. D. H. Galloway, See'/. sept 30 ATTENTION ! WdHhlngton Fire Company, No. O. A regular Monthly meeting of your Company will be held This Evening, at your Hall at half poet seven o’clock. By Ordor sept 30 M. HARDING, soc’y. ATTENTION ! Oglethorpe Fire Company, No. Attend a regular monthly meeting of the Company, This Evening, 30th last., at 8 o'clock, at the Exchange. By order. eep 30-1 CHA8. J. TRUCHBLUT, 8ect’y. ACOB'b CORDIAJ,. For ealo in this city by A. A. Solomons * Co. ana W. W. Lincoln. 1 sep 3G FOR NEW-YORK. To leave on SATURDAY, October J, at 5 o'clock, P M. The United States Mail steamship AUGUSTA, Captain Thus. Lyon, will leave re above. For freight or passage apply to •ep 2*J PADELFORD. FAY * CO. I'are Beduced. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE I'Olt 1*1111.ADL1.1*111 A. To lent. WEDNESDAY, Oct. Stli, at — o’clock, —. M. Tlio new aud splendid steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. John J. Garviu, Jr., will leave os above. Cabin Passage to Philadelphia. t-0 Steerage *' *' U For Iroight or pasauge apply to _ sep 23 C. A. L. LAMAR. UNITED STATUS MAIL L 1 N lh FOR NEW YURK. To sail on Saturday, Oct’r 8th, at • — o'clock, M. Tho splendid fast going ntoamship FLORIDA, Onpt.M. H. Wood hull, above. For freight or pussage apply to PADELFORD, FAV A CO. FOR DARIEN, Drunmcick, Fancy lilujf, JrJfertonton, St,Mary's, Ccntrevitlagc, and all intermvitiatc landings, rrmr., The new and last steam packet fa^dLaMchFLANTER, Capt, Wiggius, will leave ■flSifiiBBBatnr tho abovo places on Wednesday KINCHLEY k THOMAS, Agents. ffti' No Freight received alter U o'clock ou thu inorn ing oi departure. jtti* All freights payable in 8avanuah, aud all sums under one dollar payable outlie whurt. sep 20 FOR DL.H liK Y 'bFFIlKY AND ALL IN KS) r mediate LnmlinifN. rr-v» The well known steamer OREGON, ftjfaAlljnsM^Capt. , will leavo as abovo on ■Brt^iWnirtLnaceiB Saturday Evening, thu 1st October,at 4 o'clock.. For freight or passugc, apply ou board or to Hi-pfjs KINCHLEY A 1 1IU.MAH, Agte. FOR NEW YORK—Georala Line. ^ i The regular packet Bohr. Pi. AN DOME, Capt. Robt. b. Brown master, will have immediate ■SraBsoisnatcii for the above port. For freight or pas- Andorson's up^M ago applyfto Capt. on board a ROWLAND * CO. XI OTIC E.—Consignees per aclir. C. LOE8LR, i. Y from Philadelphia, will please attend to tho re ception of tbeir goods lauding this <lsy at Harris' Wharf. All goods re main ' ** ‘ ' set, will be stored nt risk iu5 eS|» ( OGDEN * BUNKER. N‘ reception ol their goods landiug this day ut Harris’ Wharf. All goods remaining on the wharf after sun set, will be stored at risk auaexpe sept 2t) OGDEN * BUNKER. N OTICE*—Consignees per burk Peter Dcmill from New York, will attond to the reception ot inoir goods laudiug this day at Anderson’s lower wharf. All goods not removed from the wharf after sunset, will be stored at tha expunsu and risk of their owners, sopt 28 H. K. WASHBURN, Agt. To the Public, T11F. undersigned no longer ucU ua Agent for L. 8. BENNETT * CO., for tho purokaio of Carriages. Newark, ,V. J., Sept. 1, 1853. J. C. THORNTON, sept 30 3ia WANTED. BLACK BOY.—Tlio eubsuriber wishes to hire . or purchuse a Black Boy from ten to fourteen WANTED TO HIRE OR IM'KUIIA.SE, A BUY or MAN, suitable for u Purler iu a Dry Goods Store. Apply to sep 30 WM. WRIGHT. WANTED TO FL’UC'IIAHE OR RENT, A HOUSE situated between South-Broad ami ^\_ Taylor-strcets. Apply to sep 3U WM. WRIGHT. FOR SALE. | Four two story Wooden buildinge, sit- I uuted UI1 Weal llroud-st. und Ruberu-streot. o buildings are new, neatly finished, with l buildiugs. Apply t ■ BRYAN,on the promises. OFFICE TO RENT. a Tire Olfice over VVebsler &. Palmes’ Store, occupied for the past year by Messrs. Foot k Dunham,—a desirable place for a Factor aud Commission Merchant—will be rented low for a term ot years ou favoiablo terms if applied lor soon, sep 30 WEBSTER * PALMES. Lots lor Si till*. F30UR finn building Lots, 5U by 00, shunted on X; tlio corner of William nnd Fnrm-stroots. They will bo sold low, by immediate application to FAWCETT k CO.. Markot-gg, NEW FALL (iOOllH. W C. WADSWORTH is uow receiving his • Full aud Winter Stock of Rich Dress Goods, and respectfully iuviteB tho Ladies tounll and examine some very handsome Silks and other go- ds that he has just opened, among them are Rich Plaid Taffeta aud Glace Silks, HrightColorod|8pun bilks, Solid Colored all Wool Dc Lames, aud Printed M Do Lames of all quali ties, which with a go-.il assortment of Giughauis aud Priuts, he is prepared to jjII at us reasonable prices as any house iu thu city. No. 115 Congross-st., o.iposito Pulaski llousis sept 30 BRANDIES AND WINE-JL8T ItEC’D. B RANDIES.—5 lialfiiipcsUturd, Pale nmi Dark, 2 llenucssy, 1x20,3 Pinet Custilliun, Pale and Dark, 1 half pipe Sazerac, 1608. WINE.—2 pipes Old liesurvo, 1 do London Market, 12 half pipes Maderia, 12 do do Sherry, 12 quarter Port Wiue, loo baskets lleidsick and Muimn Champagne, in sept 30 nd for sale by J. DYLAN D * O'NEILL, ■j Marshall House. I L'DD’S LANDLESS.—10 huxes Patent mid Sperm Caudlos, 10 do Bedell's do, 25 do Adaman- ic do, 10 do Litchfield do, for snlo by J. HYLAND* O’NEILL, ,'AtEMi GREEN GLNGER.-A superior quality of Green Ginger, just received and for • by W. W. LINCOLN, *Pt 30 M onunont-sq. ir ’Hall, by [sept 30] J. E. Oxford. TO HAIG KICKS AND UIIEWERS. r UST received, u very eupuriur lot uf Tubat-c nmi Hegars; Tobacco of tho most celebrate s that are geuuiue and imported, lo e Apothecaries' Hail by J. E. DeFORD. llanul-'u s Express. 50 Dollars lIi'HUKl. L OST, two Bank BiIIn of §100 each, probably stolen by n servant who will try to pass them, xnonty-ilvo Dollars will bo paid lor the delivery ut sept 29 l them at tine oflici JUSTICE’* OFFICE—let DISTRICT. SEETtMlIKU 26111, 1653. X IIE undersigned has removed to tlio Olfice for merly occupied by him, being at the corner of drson and bt. Juliau-strects, where, as Justice, No- tary, Convey auoer aud Collector, hu will promptly at tend to all businoss entrusted to iiim. Money paid over as soon as colloctod. Return day, 6th October, proximo. 2a 3* LEVY HAltT, J . P. NOTICE, A LL PERSONS me hereby notified, that the Property ot JASPER ROSY, dccouiod.on the corner of Broughton aud Prico-streets, cannot be sold ; and all purchases of said property, or any portion 800 800 LJIUE. BBI.H. best Tliomubiou Liine, reccivtd, in store for salo by lm Z. N. WINKLER. CORN AND iUEAL.r BUSHELS Prime Western Corn, fresh ground &loal. J UST received iu Store 1 Thr.umston Lime. 600 bushels White Corn. 200 do Maryland Oats. 100 bundlos Northern Ht.y. Applyito Z. N. WINKLER, aug30 lm ’* 1 ’ r safe—bOO bids, best Williamson’s Builumgs. I JAGGING AND RUi’E*—75 bates Gunny Bagging, 100 coils Bale Rope, 20.) do. do. do. small sue. For sale by [sept 24) COllLNb * HERTZ. r Nippers with and without Stand.'for sale at K AT und Mouse Traps, Wood Saws, Step Lad dors and Clothe* Horses, to be found at IK Broughton-st. [gcpt2f»| MORSE k NlCUOLS. IAEATJ1ER DENTERS, Hair and Carpet 1. Blooms, Scrubbing Brushes with and without Handles, bkoo and White Wash do., for safe low by •«P l MORSE* NICHOLS. Just received by aROCUE* BOWNE. M RKEN GINGER, APPLES: «fcc.—A lot LX ef prime Green Ginger aud a low bbl* Annies.— Iust received at BERLIN * NATHAN S, under St. Audrew's Hall. MimWKWgaN £ iAcon.miF.it 'llama itmvu aiu. ""— **-. «wl« M Oglethorpe ambus l o’clock P. M. * “•* *rriv9 Leavo Columbus daily at 9 o’clock a m thoTD0.tll« A.M., ftrrtva „ Suotsk'£"A <>«'*- neuting at 01 aeon each way with t'* R # > *wi- traios to Savannah, Augusta and knuiu* Macon and Western trains to Griffin ll *» Chattanooga, NashvUle, *o. Atlama, Connecting daily at Columbus, by f».* iu. , 5? “i * 1 .” m °P #Uk! ‘* thenc « « ®hiSTmYw Road to Montgomery, Ala. J^t.* W.p, . CunnoRtl&g »t Ogfcthurpe with Till..... f»ul» oi.U it»g... , ail I'uMaogon bre.krul and din, at Yon Vall.y Macon. Aug. 31, IBM. U « 0, W ' AUAMs. CIS AX1IAM aV ade yi V‘ ~ T 1IE exercises of thi« institution will i,„ ?' on Monday. Octobor 10th, adder the Ju, rwu, Wd ot J. U. MALLARD aud BERNARD socials Principals. “ALLOK, si dSisxysff ember EST °' l0k " Mtt. .« o. Second quarter commences January ends March 18th. “S JW4, s £i 10^‘dcommoner. March 18th, and« Jl , ||!| *u*Ya?o.. q “ rt * r 00 “ moncM ‘ow*. ua ,*i, M Tho academy Is organised iuto five densr.m 1’ritnury. Intermediate, Grammar, ClaaillSKjJjJ^ No expense has boon spared to UU the i e y fcr „, 1 meats with weli-qualitled and expert* nc«*t t- The young ladles will be under the’SlJJs^f *?• Mallard, assisted by Miss M. A. ^ B * was educated in the best schools of Nonnam^ 1 *’ sachusetts, and has been fdr the lost thrss **. D ’ 4, ‘ l * pal of a tomale academy in this 8tat«. Prikii- The classical department will bo uadar th. Mr. Isaac F. Cadv, a graduate of B rowtt ot fur two years classical tsac&sr Iu Ilishf, l ! Jnl ”’' ! ’-r. Piovideuce, and Dt tho last six years DrlnM„^i ho0 .' high school iu Warron; Rhodo Island. ^ lbs Tho grammar department will be under ik. of B. Mai.i.on, as heretofore. ” The intermediate department will be tanshi k. Hk.nhy Raklk, a graduate of Oglethorpe ? r - and the primury by Miss A. R. Cartkh. J; JOHN II. MALLARD. ) ^ sept26—3w BERNARD MALLON. j Maelfftj. New Grocery titure^ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICR f|'HE undersigned liuviug formed u co-nartner*j! I for the purpose of doing a General Orccer, ,2 Liquor Business, have this day opened a luiioani lB i selected Stock of Groceries aud Liquors in Uiea» ^ dious store undsr the Marshall House, wliern >ite their trionds aud the publio to an iusoeetk. » their goods. They hope by strict and aceoataMi; ,, attention to their customers, kucplng a ooniunt n , 1 of every articlo which eutors iuto their buiuiuV' { by SELLING AT LOWSKT CA8U YU1GES. to ttfril s IlL. i share of publio patronage. Having mado arraugcuients to keep thcmielvuio« plied by each Hiiocctsivo stoamer with all good, let) ' lino, that enter largely into family use, but whlskS.* their poriuhublo nature oauuot be kept loug, always have tho assuruuco of oLuibib. i ut thoir storo, uot only phebh. but of oi ' „ T. HYi.ANb, ' 3n *l*. ii- 0'.\ui. WM. J. iii nt'* Shaving, nmi llalr-dreskina Nnloon lfi'J BROUGH TO N -STREET, Nearly opposite flt. Audrow'i Uii; t 1853.1 FALL SALES. [1853 IIAUDWAHL, CCTLEBLn SAMUEL PALMER & SUN, 148 Conarese nnd 07 St. Juliun-tlt., Uibban t /Juiidi.* H AV E imw ill store u general ussuriuimi ui American aud English HARDWARE, CL’TLE. It k and EDGE TOOLS, and are constantly reoemtr additions thereto. Merchants, Planters, buiiiW 9 lowest prices. Spgiirs! Segura!! J UST RECEIVED — it),two Rio Hondo, R.0U0 Noriega, 15,000 Cousolaoion, 10,000 Gold Leaf. 6,000 Addoliua, 5,000 La Pulma. 6.000 Niugra, 6,000 8t. Centaura. 6,000 Vicentia, 6,000 Washington. 10,000 Euiauuul Auaurcs, 2,000 Cabans. Also, tine out Tobuoco, of- Anderson, GoodYisI Li. lie'ithul Brands, in Tin Cauistors. Tiu Foil and P*r«n, dating terms by P. JACOBS, No. 29 liull-.t, r salo on ucuotumodating t sept 27 Sign Big inJuii. OTAPI.E DRV GOODH.—Linen nmi Uioi Cy Sheetings, Bleach and Urowu bhirtlDu all widths and qmtlitics, Irish Linens, Linen Dsnuli, Damask Napkius, Plain Linen, Huckaback and Dm- nsk Towels, Crush Dowlas, Apron Check, Hickory Stripe, Red and White Flannels, etc., just tvctiui and tor sale by | sept 27J DoWITT * MURUAN. IV 20 bags best Rio Coffee. I UST ItEC’D. perschr. Win, H.titewuit- I 10 dozen FJavory Extracts. 10 do Rending Sauce. Roast Beef, fresh Lobsters, Raspberry Syrup, Fuel Water, Prccervsd Peaches, Limes, Uuiuees, l'esnul StruwbcrrRs. [sept 281 J. D.JtssL WAf. WR1GUT. \OKN.—5«)o bueiiufe prime iVoituru Corn(u • \ safe by COHENS k HERTZ ew Codfish, aud 100 boxes scaled liirr.sp. do Irwiu's 60 do Anderson's do do 30 quarter boxes Ward’s 5s Tobacco. 20 boxes 16s do do. 20 61 superior Plantation Sugars. SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 COr ClIAJlPAGNii T $10 PER BASKET.—*20 baskets branded U L Pha uix, of direct importation. Just received st BERLIN * NATHAN S, gnnder St. Andrew'* IlllL trberntg iioff 1 BERLIN d NATHAN S, undor St. Andre it'* Hall. iept 28 1 1 'RAH.—Junt rec’d u lot uf both Green ud X Black Teas at superior quality, at BERLIN * NATHAN' E kept 28 unaer St. Andrew’* 11*11. IV ■ept O' »ep‘ w . jid Norihen. Hay. F*f DAVID R. DILLON, f oot of Wkkt Drcad-sL f ODD.—41)0 cords prime Wood, for sals Jtw 1 /RE811 AHU1VALN pur slmuimr Aiq«*w * Smoked Butf; Pine Apple Choe»e: 10 boitiED Cheese, and for sale by |sep2SJ \V.l).H)Ri ) 1- TUBACL’O-TODAtUO. , I ? L DOR A DO, Fig Twist, Ferrel's Eitrt 4 *»• j Lump, and Rosoll’s llonoy Dew, allcf«l«* rf quality, and for sale by [sep 28] VV.H. H 1 ^. | jRiillU UOFFKR,—lu bags Hio Coffee, lor w. D. F0nPj_ TRAN—TKAb. , \\TRA tirecii and Black Toas, wdrrnnled ofia) j JHU4UUIJ*. for ula by * UUAUH Uriu.|led, l.ujf, J’o.Jnm), ) Br«u Sugar,, for ,.lo If act. JA W. D. 11 , i Sugar Ctrl .ll»n*u*>. f°r «•' U£E1.1S . NATfUN «, A .Up*.—A lot uf strictly p Haius, received per *‘tiKi*i»' *"****:;•« under st. Andrew * Hk»._ pKliHK BUTTER AND UltEBNE.-Ju* 1 XT rooeived per steamur Alabama, at BERLIN X NATHAN S sept 27 under 8t. Andrew < a.'i.OUR.—‘40 bbls. super Balt, 10 bbl*. Eiw X/ Family aud 10 bbls. Hiram Smith’s Floor, In at BERLIN * NATHAN E ■opt 27 under St. Andrew * A L.UANACN FOR 18«4.-<heDvi | le , »Aj; manao for 1864, calculated lor Georgia, w’ Carolina, Florida aud Alabama. Received and for wholesale and retail by . rn «cpt21 JOHN M. CQ0rhH4C0*_ L anuinu Tuom 5ciut. aw.n’sj*; 70 boxes Candles assorted, 20 boxe* btsrc , boxes Lemon Syrup aiaorted, 26 do. Candy tuotn . do. Mncaroui,6 tloroee choice Hatr.% 5 hnd*. *• lv , .r.pt^,.“.l y C o, uwtTj «S. AfJO.N ANI» M0i.ABSK9.-S® 1 two Side., |iH>hhd«.C»b»MolMH«,W lu *-" e " ,r ) ‘coigns iHigL L I.UK—100 bbia. Lime fur sale by t sep 26 MINIS * FLORAE*. ANIJFACTDKKU umnf’fnt whole.«l*«' r '' u.l, .t ,h. rery io,.U rjtj., ^ B M KIsAlftt.—All those who ure ;• n . O kiug a really good and ehoap Segnr, ar* t id' ly solicited to call and judge tor CicuikI BERLIN * NATHAN^ •tp 3 Under bt. Andr**^ iciirou* ' MOKKlt IIKKF—Ju.t rrc«iv«d7 ) of frioio Smoked . WA tHtfft* Under St. And li!L< i UlAMUAUMo nt .V f,c,hor “‘SSaSws 1 Sat!)AS!*. L sep 9 under St. AndrewM ^ 1 /UKSIl U JSC CITS—‘JO ,u ■ - ^ 0t >UmU *£l££$t t NATUAN3. l.pH Under ft. Andr.^H.*^- , lUSK’KK nnd TKA—lWi ( j Wmnu old J.t. do, 6U SUM Oronn" «• K\V MACKEUKi.—‘JO Mackerel, put up expressly for family reooirod and for tow n^, [N , NATUANi^ »p a u^i.r_Bi. A^'ll- t ,;, jtj KW .UAUKKHKK.-IUh.ifl.y'- j ppl- J\ klU Nu. 1; 10 bbls. No. 2 and 10 bbls. N°- ersl. Just received and for sale by ’.‘.IlilW*
