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Three Days Later from Europe.
AK1CIVAE OF THE AMERICA.
Highly Important New.
New York, Oct. 1.
Tlio British mail steamship America, arriv
ed at Halifax on Friday, with Liverpool dates
to tho 17th ulr.
Liverpool Cotton Market*
Tho sales of Cotton for tho week were 30,-
001) bales—of which speculators took 4,000 and
exporters 5,000 boles.
We quote Fair Orleans, 6{j Middling 6d,;
Fair Uplands, OJd.; Middling, 5$d.
Trade in the manufacturing districts has
largely declined.
Havre, Sept. 14.
Hales of tho week 4000 bales, llico in good
demand at sliiTer prices.
Money market tighter and interest advanced.
Consols declined to 95^05^.
It is reported that tho Turks had attacked
tlio Russians. Breadstufls have largoly ad
mowed.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3, 1853.
Correspondence of Doll v Morning News.
Tho Proipeetof x Now Tariff-Mrs. Stowe on the Alp>
—Jullien's Conoerts-R. J. Walker'i Ten Million
Subscription—New Steamer Golden Ago—Crystal
Palace—Cottoh, Coffee and Exchange.
New York, 8ept.5J8, 1853.
Rumor saya, (and rumor ought tu know,) that«,«.
oral private individuate are engaged in forwarding
to Mr. (.inline schemes for a now tariff, in answer to
hu circular asking for information on the subject.
The reform to which the Secretary is about to apply
himself will doubtless bo au abstruse and a difficult
one, but nothing can bo mure necessary to the public
welfare. The tariff, ns it now exists, is, in many of
ite phases, a positive absurdity, as injurious to
mereu and to the iudustry of the country, as
disgraceful to this, the great age of finance,
awaro llmi tho question of fiscal reform must neces
sarily bo surrounded by difficulties of uo common
cbar«i>iei, and is likely to bo met on all sides by the
mosidoteriuinad und persevering opposition, accord
ing us individual, local, or general interests may ap
peur to predominate or to be affuctod. Nevertheless,
wo havo had nmplo time to tost the working of our
present very defective system and to ascertain tho
directions iu which change is most needud, and un
der any circumstances, it scorns to mo that we can
scarcely make mutters worse, while there is abuu
dant reason to bolieve that we shall be able to make
them u great deal better. We havo, at any rate, tlio
heaolH of isome years’ experience, by which we cau
scarcely fail to profit.
One very important error to he amended, is the
blunder by which we impose on certain kinds of raw
material a higher ruts of duty tbau on the inanufuc-
lured article—by which means we uot only give
bonus to tho manufacturing industry of competinir
oouutrius, but actually place a direct and insupport-
.01. bimli.ll u. our own. Til. Engli.l, m.l.uf.c-
’ may, Tor example, purchase hemp in Russia,
manufacture it into rope in Knglaud, and bring it
into this inurket at a lower rale of duty than we
charge on the raw hemp from Russia. The nalivo
niuuuluelurcr therefore luhors under a disadvantage
at the very outset, of 10 per cent in his competition
with tlio Englishman in the iiiuuuftioturo of n„ „
tide not produced in England. This surely is n
anomaly.
The impression, as well with tho Secretary as
with iho public, appuars to be, that with so nourish
ing an exchequer, wo can very well afford to reduce
tho duties on a great number of articles of nocossary
consumption, und I sincerely hope that this may be
done. Tlio question of free trade is uo longer a
problem, and we cannot do wrong by approaching
it much more nearly limn we have yet dune.
It is also to ho hoped that the ad mtlorctn system
will likewise be greatly amended, if uot definitely
ubululiod. 1 have already, in previoue letters, fur-
rushed you with some account of the practical work
ing ol this vicious, immoral and oxtravagaut method
of collecting the public revenue, and I tboreforo need
not trouble you with any further recital of its pecu
ii.ssrt.»» M . — |, e |i 0V e that the gem
NUMBER 220.
Later from Mexico.
By (he arrival of the steamship Texan at
Now Oilcans, on tho 26th f Mexican papers to
the 17th have bean received.
The r.
reached _ __
broken out lathe Mesilla Valley Wtween^tim troops
of the United States and the Mexican forces under
Geu. Trias. Of course, no small excitement
the coiisrqueuce. Intelligence about tlm same time
arrived that additional forces were being posted
the Rm Grande by the United Stains, by which, of
course, the already awakened solicitude was uug
monied. El Unit trial, and after it other pspen
of the city of Alexico, and subsequently tliosu ...
Vera Crux, ontered warmly iuto tlm consideration
of tlio correctness of the reports, and also of tlio
measures to b« pursued in tlio event of thmr being
confirmed. Generally, by the well informed, tlio in
tellijreiice appears to havo boon at once doubted
but r.l Universal having giveu it on the nuth<
o on me authority
ol a correspondent. wln»*» credibility It m.q.iiuucaf-
ly endorsed, it could well he pronounced, without
direct information from Mnsilla, contrary to fuels
Kw ox pressed that Gen. Trias, with tlm
Fears were oxpreuMHi IUSI unit, Trias, with tilt
small force at his cominnurf. might havo boeu sucri
need in n vain defence of his couulry, which his pa
triotism, it was said, would he sure to induce him to
inuko ut all hazards. The leitorjwhich conveyed tho
infoi mution tn this effect, likowise stated that there
wore some 10,000 United States troops in Texas, the
objoet of which, takeu iu coiiuoclion with the ro-
port from Mesilla, could only reasonably bo pro
suniod to be a new invasion of Mexico. Thu Eco
i Y 0m ' rfl0 ‘ however, reviewing very nbly the
whole of the circunistaucos connected with tho nf
fairs of tho United States and Mexico, came to tho
conclusion that tho reports were in tho highnst do-
greo improliublo. The excitement, nevertheless,
was so serious that the Supromo Government thought
proper to coll en Mr. Gadsden, thn U. S. Minister
at Mexico, for explanations, and tho immediate coi
sequence was the setting at onso nil the present feai.
of our neighbors. The Diario Ojicial, of tho btb,
"We have tho satisfaction of being able to give
assurance that at the War Office communications
havo Imeu received from Gen. Trias, which teach
down to the lOtli of last month ; that is to say, two
days later than the date of the lettor from Mutamo-
(relied on by tlm El Universal,) und that from
• it is known that up to their date uo difficulty
tV A dispatch to the agent in this city, an-
nuuuces tho arrivai of tho steamship Keyitone
Slate, Capt. Hakdie, at Philadelphia on Sa
turday morning, at eight o'clock.
A dispatch from Baltimore, dated the 30th
ult., says : That the Washington Union pub
lisltes iho lufter of tho Chovalier Iluleemann
relative to the Koala affair, and Secretary
Mnrcy's reply.
I ho Union says that the French Cabinet
had expressed its disapprobation of the pro
ceedings of Austria iu tho matter, but that
England remained neutral.
Thu Chevalier Hulseruann takes the ground
that Kosta was seized by virtue of treaties ex.
;ig between Turkey end Austria, and that no
satisfactory evidence has been produced of
Kosta being on American citizen, and there-
claims hitn as an Austrian subject, and
demands reparation for the conduct of Com-
nmnder Ingraham.
Sccrolary Marcy in reply maintains the
right of any subject to diapatriate himself, and
claims that Kosta was without the jurisdiction
of Austria, and that therefore tho sei/.u r e of
that individual was unlawful, as ho denies tho
xislence of any treaties between Austria and
Turkey by tho authority of which it could
havo been effected.
Mr. Marcy then proceeds to show that Koata
possesses the national character of an Ameri*
ho having by virtue of his domiciloin tho
Lnitod .States and his sworn declaration bo-
a citizen, and holding a letter of protec
s an American citizen, granted him by
tho United States' Consul at Constantinople.
Mr. Marcy having disposed of those poiuts,
unifies tho conduct of Commander Ingraham
nd concludes by declining to comply with
lie demands made in tho lettor of tho Cheva-
ior Ilulseinann, and expressing his expecta-
ion that tho Emperor of Austria will take
ueosuros to rostoro Kosta to tho same condi-
lion ho wus in when arrested.
Sailing of the Niagara.—A dispatch
from Bouton, dated the 28ih, elates that the
ogara sailed that morning for Liverpool,
' v ith $*-.’30,000 in specie, and 100 pussongers.
Among her passengers was tho Ministur from
Iho United States to the Belgian Court, and
A- W. Thompson, of Philadelphia, as boarcr
of dispatches.
C9* R is muted in the late English papers
lhat tbs young Earl of Ducie was selliog off his
*tock ol cattle at auction. The wholo was expected
realise about $200,000. On the first day’s sale,
aixty.two bulls brought nearly $50,000. One sold
for over $3,500. Oue cow brought the same sum,
*»<1 another about $3,000.
bartlser Foreign News—War Imminent
Between Ituasla and Turkey*
JWy.—The Porte had contracted for
WO.OOO winter coats for their troops.
Tho Egyptian troops, alter being reviewed
y the Sultan, would proceed to Shumla.
All regular communication between Con-
tantinoplo and the Russian ports had been
ut off.
The warlike preparations of Turkey were
died on with unabated vigor. The troops
“died on with unabated vigor. The troops
ere working night and day on the Danube.
he Turkish army in the vicinity of Varna
mounted to 90,000 men, with 250 guns and six
Mtetiea of heavy metal.
I wOf-Kussian regiments arrived at Braila,
n the Lower Danube, ou Aug. 29th.
r Range.—The statement that the govern-
,e »t was purchasing corn was agaiu officially
liar grievances, especially __
eral feeling is docidodly adverse to its contiuuauce.
Thorn ccrtaiuly can be no reason for upholding
principle which offers a premium to perjury, which
daily lujures the revenue, aud leads not only to the
complication, but to the greet delay of tho commer
cial operations of the public.
Mrs. Hoflclliir Ulm-n. I,win
Mrs. Heechor Stovte'e letter to thn National Era
describing her journey iu Switzorluud, uud her h«-
cent of the Alps, Ime been copied into the newspa
pers here, and bun met as many admirers us readers,
rim letter now before us, iu which she recounts her
visit to tlio Wengon Alps, is charmingly written.
How much better would this lady have served her
reputation had she scribbled nioro of the Alps and
less of the Southern Slates.
Jullion lias removed his contorts from Castlo Gar
den to Metropolitan Hall, where hu is even more
successful tliuii at tbaaformor pluce. Indeed Castle
Garden was much too distant for persons residing
in the upper purl of the town. In tho rigor of the
Summer season, thoro is an advantage to bo gained
from the son tnnko the lurgo room off the U&ttcry
the coolest in Now York. But when tho weather is
as genial as it is now, people begrudge the timo
spent in traveling the whole length of Broadway.
Jullien will have a larger number of visitors
tropolitan Hall than would patronize his Concerts
at Custlo Garden.
Some futi has boon croatod here by the Hon. R. J.
Welker’s subscription of ten milliousof dollars —
tho stock of the projected Pacific Railroad—which
subscription the Tribune ridicules ns boing all
" humbug.” Mr. Walker’s offer, however, may or
may not he based ou actual grounds. He may be
be based .
commissioned by capitalists to got a command of the
“ issues, or ho may not. In any
... — w .|, al anybody -
market for the earl
case, liowovor, I do
aido,” has to do with the matter. If Mr. Walker
takes $lU,U00,0tH) of the stock, and is williug to pay
the deposit on tlio same, and is mornove7able to
guarantee a due performance of tho obligations in
curred in the acceptance of so largo a cumber of
shares—why good ! Find a hundred other men in
the snme position as Mr. Walker, and all we will
havo to do will be to settle on a route, and thou go
on and build. The settlement of the routo, however,
is not u question that is likely to be eaiily disposed
of, ond I hunt know but that it will bo even more
difficult to arrange this mutter thou to raise the uo-
ccssury funds.
Tho new und Gue steamer Golden Age, leaves this
aftaruoou for Australia, via Liverpool, it being in
tended to give Jolnf Bull auothcr doao of ustouisb-
meat ut Amoricun ship-building before the vutsel
proceeds to lior port of destination, Melbourne,
whence she into ply regularly to and from Pauainu,
whore nho will connect with a sister bout from New
York to Navy Bay. This will direct a grout deal
of the traffic between Europe and Australia from the
regular British lino, to that of thn “ New York and
Australian Steamship Company." All prosperity
to the enterprise.
This is another proof of tlio interest which Aus
tralia is cxciliu*' among our people, an interost, in
deed, which is likely to lead to great results. Al
ready the trado between the United Stales and the
Australian ports is a very extensive ono, and it may
safely lie predicted that, such as it is now, it will lie
doubled ill fivo years.
Tlicrois a very visible iocronso in the number of
visitors at tho Crystal Palace, und tlio daily average*
may now be sefdown at about 10,000. The effect
of so many'knots of persons in each department,
as regarded from the galleries, is very fiue. An
usual, the principal throngs surrouud tlio (Jretk
Slave and the English Silver.
We have this morninv telegraphic nows from Now
Orleans to yesterday’s date, ipioling tho Colton
ket lower. As yet, this iutelligcnco has had no great
effect hero, but the probability is that I shull have to
quote lowor prices by my next. Tlio impression
gains ground (hat the noxt crop will bo even largor
than the last, and it is said that it will provo tho
lurgest yiold ever known.
Breadstuff* are very quiet at previous prices, and
freights are rather lirmor! but without material va
riation.
Rio Coffee is lower, Il^c. bciug the extreme bid
at the lust public sale.
" igar is unchanged.
Its at GO days on England 9a0-l4 per cont.
Nessuno.
hud occurred at Mesilla."
“ Ho had,. Indeed, his fears in ennsequeneo of tho
increase of American troops in New Mexico, ond
the arrival of Gen. Garlund in command ; hut wo
have pleasure in aiiuoiincing that tlm Supreme Go
vernment, so attentive to all that relates to the se
curity and independence of the nation, immediately
demanded explanations from the Minister of the
Unitod Slates, and that lie gave, in the nuuio of his
Government, the most positive us&urunces that tho
approach of theso troops, much fewer in number
Ilian had been represented in tho lettor from Muta-
, involved no hostilo view, and that friendship
and harmonious fooling between thn two countries
would bu preserved with the greatest care.”
The President ha* issued a dec roe regulating the
manner iu which foreign mission* arn to bo filled.
The Envoy Extraordinary to England is to have u
salary of $15,000; to Franco, Spain, Romo and (lie
United States $12,000; to Prusia and Belgium $10,-
000; to Guatemala, and all othor countries in Amer
ica formerly belonging to Spain, $8,000; tho Minis
ter Resident iu England is to have $10,000; iu
Frauen, Spain, Romo, Prusia, Belgium nnd tho Uni
ted Slates $8,00T; and in Guatemala, Ac., $0,000.
ntferi is
Tho Secretary in those countries t
to it is vo respectively $4,000, $3,000 and $*2,500';
the.attache or clerk (official) $2,000, $2,000, $1,500
lie! $1,200. Envoys Extraordinary
the United Slates are to have $10,OUOoulfit; to Span
ish American countries $8,000,
Tlm President has called for tenders for the con
struction of a railroad from Vera Cruz to Paso do
The Prefect of tho District of Vera Cruz gives n
long account of heavy ruins at Sun Carlos from
J P. M. on the 28th ultimo, accompanied for threo
hours with a grout hurricane, continued during the
whole night and next day, ami causing the rivor to
rise ten yards in height and expand about a hundred
ill breadth, so as to reach the level of tlm town, and
finally to inundate it to the depth, in some places
of two aud a half yards. The churrli was in great
part destroyed, many houses were destroyed, horses
mules ami oxen drownod, as well ubuui the town as
on neighboring rancherias. Wo do not see it stated
that any human live* were lost, but tho greutesi dis-
tress was the consequence of tho inundation, a par
allel to which had novor been seen in tho place.
Subscriptions had been opened for the relief of tlio
sufferers. Numerous similar oilnfurtunve bava oc
curred.
Tlm Siglo says the Indian, named Aguilar, as fa
mous for his valor as for tho utrocity of (its nets, bus
been lately prowling around the vicinity of Hacien
da do Bartolo. Along tlio river Na*ns ho has been
committing numerous robberies ami murders. Tins
Apache, who is a splendid shot with either the riilo
or bow, goes almost always alone, accompanied ou-
ly by a young Indian girl, lie has been known ou
several occasions to fight witiiut leust twenty nmn—
always retiring slowly—never was known to fly
euetny. Tho Siglo thinks it would be a
from *
. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ac.-Oct. 1.
Per Ceutral Kail read— 2tI7 bales Cotton, and Md*o. to
J lilrnar. T 8 Wayne, T Hioliull, 8 M l.atlltoau, Hard
wick k Cook, Holm A Foster, E Parauna k Co, W Wider
k Co, Boston A Villeionga, G W Gar many a Co, C llar-
trlilgo, Rabun A Whiteeead. Hudson, F Co, K A Lewis,
Smith A l.athrop aud W 8 Yon*.
Per steamer Win Uastou, from Palatka, Ac—6 bales 8
I Cotton and hldro, to Boston A Villalongs, J 11 Bur
roughs snd Son. N A Hardee A Co.
Per steamer Planter,fromCentreviMage, Ac—10 bates
8 1 und I bale Upland Cotton and Mdse., to Boston a
Villeionga, Cooper A Uilleland, Reed A Tisou, W IJ
May A Co, Fort A Dunham, and order.
CONSIGNEES.
Per stoannhtp 8tato of Georgia, from Philadelphia-
Mdzu to li E llyck, 8 E liothwoll, Geo B.inkuun, M
Cohen, Claghora A Cunningham, Crime A Rodger
Carter A Go, B Orel land, IT ‘
Doe, Einstein A Eckuinu, Ehrlich A Haver, J
. _ -.odgors,
CranMou, 8 Doyle, J K
J K<
Franklin A Brsntly, W H Giles A Co, F W Headman,
Win lleldt, J P Haves, C llartridge, O Johnson, J M
Johnson, Lockett, Long A Co, J Ltppman. W W Lin
coln, L A M Lillicutli.il, Lyon A Hood, 8 M Laititvau.
J1H Mills, Minis A I'lorauoc, SXoUXb a Doyio,
Mode A Bro, Moses A llyocrmiu, Moyer A Bucket, A N
Mills, F J Rosenborg, Smith A l.athrop, J Similar,
Scrauston, Johnston A Co, 8 8 Sibley, S Toombs, Web
ster A Palmes, W T Williams, N B A 11 Wood, U
Wolgaud.T 8 Wayne.
Pur stoamer Calhoun, from Charleston— Mdse to O R
R. Fia Boat, 8 Verctillo, J A Bruwu, Lockett, Long A
K K, Fla Boat, G M Mituheil. Davis A Co, J A Brown,
J 11 Cohon A Co, J P Collins, J Heyward, It Habersham
, frcin Charleston—Mdso to C
PASSENGERS.
V Champion, Chat
. wbunhiil
aud lady, Miss Ilabb, Miss Stevuus, Win Uudd, ladi A
child, J llonnoll, A F Gwinn, P 11 Wildmau and lady,
G J Hart, U II Headman, J E *mith, Dr W Barnard,
J 8 Jones, jr, T Fendorgast, J W Shout, Julius Stern,
J Ehrlich and Son, W 11 Olcolt. C A llall, W Jennings,
GeoTilcomb and lady. Airs Genimendur and child, J
Wilhelm, lady snd 2 children, J P Have*, J A Roberta,
John Hough, E Aiuiau, W Crouse, 11 D Liulou, chas
Choisiug. J, Spangeuborg, W T Bacon, N C 8cott, J
llallowes, Ellalluwcs, N B Baddler, H 11 Eokmao, Mrs
Dsniols, J 8 Jones aud lady, aud 14 steerage.
Per Rtoainspkip Augusta, for New York—Airs Dex
ter, Mrs Rhodes, 8 N Winkler, L It Keebler, E II Ar
nold, J Harris, G 8 Kubiuson, E Alexander, J B Mooro,
aud two atoorago.
l*or steamer Wm Gaston, from Palatka, Ao—Airs
Mode, 2 children and svt, Mrs White, Miaa 8 White,
Airs Murphy, W Groiuer, J Marvin, R Oakninu, J
O'Counol), B ltodon, L E ltyok, B Jones, Titos 11 Ash-
by, J B Ashby, Smith aud svt, J Bird, D J Postell, aud
lUdeuk.
Por steamer Planter, from Centrevilloge, Ao—Mrs M
Crum, J G Crum, J 11 Foy, 11 J JregvHVille, O P Hull,
J II Hull, C J Barnard, G llebsoudorlf, G W Clinch, U
Broad.
Per steamer Calhoun, from Charleston—Mr Potter,
C Van Horn and lady, U 8 Hicks, II H May, W W
Garrard. McArthur, J 8 Dunham, Airs Bruukhard,
child ami svt, M Gerard, 8 Weil, 8 Leon, C Bark, G W
Atwood, W J Niohols, G W Uraan, B W Bell, 8 B
Wright and lady, Alias M Wright, 8 liortody, J W Ar-
guyle, W 11 Lowix, W W Floinulleu, U F Marshall and
lady, Alias Howard, J U Jones, lady aud daughter, Alin
” ‘ i, A Jolmsop *.ud lady, 1* J Weaver, Mra Goddard
ou deok.
steamer Wm Seabrojk, from Charleston, Ao—8
Chiver*, 8 Hamilton, E C Carniee, P Burgess, Rev A 8
Morrell, and 1 dock.
Per stoamer Metamora, from Charleston—D 11 Poole,
D C Wilson, Airs Jenkeos, Mr* Gibson, Airs Courtney,
Airs Nelson, W P Hhoppera T B Ceisar, G J Smith, W
II 8tnith, W 11 Ryan, J Htowart, E Tillman, (J ANeaf-
fer, Q Parker, WS Liviugstou, Alias M Taylor, Goa
Hamilton, 8 Aloury.
Dry Goods, Clothing, fco.
CHEAPEST CASH STORED
NEW FALL MS!
TpIIB huIim iihor* buvo p
^JL^i o^xlmost every thing needed, iu Dkkss, liousa-
, and Plx.ntxtion Dry Goods: wMcii
— increasing, by our rocclvlug the Nxwxsr
1 ■**“’ ‘ perfect,
Novxlties by every steamer. Our dotailu I>v ... vn
for the constant supply of the choicest usuuajns that
can bo culled from every market.
UNDERSHIRTS,
M»dti jnoruii. to .l.iorb Mnplntlni, .ml In ov.rv
grado, from tho lightest to the nesviesiqualities; and
also much better adapted to suddon changes in teiupc-
rsturo, than the kindsgeueraliy used.
DRAWERS.
For gentlemen and ladies, iu ovory quality and of ev
ery kiud, very ohoap.
IIOSILIIY,
Viv-airls and Boys', aud Ladles and Gentlemen's
half Iloso and Hose, very much cheaper than else
where in tills city.
ILUllltOlDEUEL* AND LACK GOODH.
IN 1AIA1KNSE V A 111 It'.’l'V. 1
C0HIAIEK€IJiL.
LATEST P4TKB.
Liverpool, Kcj>t. 17 | Havre, Sept. 1.0 | Havana, Sop. l.L
Snvnnnnh illurkot, Oct. 3.
COTTON.—The sales on Saturday wore 72 bales,
i s 61 at D.'l, & at 10, and lti at 10? a cents. Tho mar
ket is dull with little inquiry.
COLUMBUS, SEPT. 2V.—Cotton is soiling freely at
'•alO^c. Good Middling i)5^o.
NEWNAN. SEPT. 3U.-Cottou sells at7a03-I0. Corn
60a(ido *|i bushel.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 28, P. M.—Business is active
_ bangs.
The Flour market is steady but not active—dealors
waiting furtb r r European —^***
Sl> •J.’inli M7 fnr At.. • Sim ft
^ . sales Of 0UU0 bbls at
$6,26so,37 for State : Southern $<V<Oati,t32>^.
Sales of 2U.0UU bushels Corn at MOaSlo for white, to
83c for yoilow.
“ JVislons tirm—sales of 200 bids rork at $16 for
; prime $13. Lard nnd llaoon tirm. Groceries
duller—hiIos Rio CofTeo at llall.'^c. Sugars and Alo
ises dull. Rice 4.'*al>ie. Cotton qniet—business
btly suspended, waiting tho steamoi
‘ ■ 'kj
Whisky 2ha28>at
PH I LADE LI ill A, SKIT. 28.—Cottow—The do-
und for Cotton durlog the past week has been quite
limited, but the sUiok is small, aud tlio pricos rema n
ithout ebsngo. Tho week's salt's foot up !)6U bait's
plunds at U> a al2c, and New Orleans M IU.'^al2^o 0>
, ou time, including some faucy lots at higinr rates.
Corrzz—The dcniund Iias been quiet, but prices are
firm; sales of 12UUbags Itm at ll)|al2o lb, 0 nice.
ml 1&»1C,00U
Antonio, who lias boen for some timo a terror to tho
States of Chihuahua and Durango, aorviug ns a guide
and louder for the Indians, wus lulely token by
securo tho reward
Mnxican alono and
which had been offered for His head.
The reports of robberies aro too numerous for
specification. Tho diligence* still continue to bo
uttucked. If the offorls at present being inudo be
ntiuuod, howovor, tlio robbers must soon bu check
ed.
Don Claudio Dia/., bis wifo, ami son and two
daugi.tors worn nil drowned on iho l.'Itlt ult., by tho
upsetting of a vehicle in which they were endeavor-
Son Felipo which was much
i pod,
„ river
iwollen. Tho drivers
A valuable quicksilver.mino has been discovered
n the mines of Magistral, about thn Government
hare of which'there was dispute, but this has since
been settled.
LFrom tho Richmond Enquirer, of Wednesday.]
Tlio Gront Mutch Unco.
Vestorduy, the great match race took place
Tito Cotton Cropw—Rullrond Convention.
Id tho Mobile Tribune of the 27th ult. wo find the
following lettor, dated
Tutcalooaa, Sept. 22.—Sinco I last wrote you,
havo boen up an high as Fulton, Itawamba county.
1 hoar all along through that county and Monroo, the
same complaint, in regard to the cotton crop, as in
Sumter, Noxubee aud Lownde*. The worm has do-
eiroyed nearly the whole of the top crop, aud the
woulher wm rotting vory rapidly the lower
About Aberdeen, thoy say that the seed
bolls.
sprouting iu the boll, aud considerable npproheu-
Lio port of Marseilles was full of wheat.—
lour at Paris was falling slowly.
.* |*° new » from the Eaat on the 13th greatly
It 7Tf i ^ ourse * aoc * three per cents
11 >7(. 15c.
hJ. i L Jr A council of war at Milan had sen-
I,.-/ .J P erBOn s implicated in tho inaurrec-
i , 6th—20 being condotnned to die,
•J tlio others to confinement in irons for 20
and less.
, ‘y. refugees suspected of republicanism
»i an tved on the Kedmonteae frontier.
, n ,, Hs , u *““Fh e city of Ispahan hod been
., 7 destroyed by an earthquake.
*n The lost jewels of the Hunga-
iovia r ° WU md ^° ea ^ oun< * bur ^ et * neftr Of»-
ffrom the Washington Star.]
i nMUn . 'V uslilngton News.
,j. n ,i J,®V Va n,ov o*fient aud cliaugn of stations of
viz • al ° < lroop " i u,t Deeu ordered as fob
>ru Ur Mn??I* ) . ,in * c> l«t artillery ordered to
•u Gr«n t lr 8 Monroe, 2 companies to tho
•rida 1 “ Dd 1 'owP* 0 / to Fort Catron, East
of ot 2d ftrli Hory to the Penio-
<J 1 comnn d “* 1 ® om P»oy “> Pensacola, Florida,
Siy !“ mpaD y 10 Baton Rouge Darrackr, La.
ar ' ill " l 7 K> Iho Pacific,
Two fi.l battery) to Fort Gibson, Conn.
S,|onco “la“. M ° f lh8 4lh “ rliilery lo Forl lodt-
with th«
*i:ri compauic. of their conv*
"S!'* 1 ,b ‘* or he r - The Iroiip. ordered
111 *iol move (mill after thoyollow fever ha.
Ib, ided.
Three hundred
"Co yeere have elapaed
" 10,1 -“ r behvooii Kngland and Ku»-
manifested for four they would not have
seod enough another yeur. From (lie crops I looked
■J, I urn oi tho opinion that under the moil favor
able circumstances, tlioy will not make more than
••rowels as last year ou all the black lands west
of ihe Bigby rivor, through which I passod.
.» 1 Iu l d“y before yesterday, and came
through I ickens and a portion of this county. 1
hour soino coinplaiut iu these couutins, yet I think
good crops, and if they be a
*“ ‘ ’ * doing, notwith-
they
.amide uf «h.l"th. land, i«ud. r ..„
.Uoding tile failure m the Idack laud., I think
shall have cotton enough.
Tho Railroad Convention it in session here. Pro
fessor Garland, President; A. U. Clitherall, Esq.
aud two or throe others, wbo»e nntnos I don’t know’,
Secretaries. Thera seems to be a considerable
clashing of interests and very little harmony. Thus
far, they have adopted the resolutions which
pasted at theElyton Convention, with the following
amendment: That Beurd’a landing ou the Tennes
see river be the northern and Elyton tho southern
torininu*, or some point near, providod it bo fouMt
practicable after a full iiurvoy. How will tho souV-
eastern, southern und south-western counties like
J -’ ! — Will they vote H^ate aid to
this recommendation i
such a proposition T
WAs
seined himself as a fugitive slave and by some means
incurred the suspicions of his colored brethren, who
belioved him to bo a spy. A few nights ago they
caught’hnn, took him out to the woods and whipped
him nearly to death. Tho matter was undergoing a
legal investigation.
ar The Governor of Alaiuo devotes most of his
tnesrage to the Legislature, which has just convened
io special sossion, to tho couiracts for the sale to
Maiuo of the lands in that dlato owned by Massa
chusetts. The total quantity of theso lands it over
1,100,000 acres, located on the Kennebec waters, the
A rut took, and the upper waters of the '
John. Massachusetts oilers to sell those for $362,500.
Pensacola Railkod.—The Democrat of the 22d
ult. announces that the survey of the Montgomery
aud Pensacola Railroad is completed from Pensa
cola to the Alabama line. The report of the engi
neer is considered very satisfactory, the line having
been traced with light grades and few curves.
tV A piece of outrageous cruelty was lately
committed upon two noble horses in in Oramel, Al
leghany county. They wera raced eighty miles for
a stake of $400, the winning horse raakiug the dis
tance in eight hours and eight minutes, including
stoppages, aud the other dying in half on hoar alter
the rare.
the Fairfield Course, between Mr. Belcher’s Vir
ginia horse, Red Eyo, aud Mr. Bacon’s South
Carolina nisre, Nina, two mile heats, for $10,000
a side. Tho result was in Ihvor of the South Ca
lina inxro. At a quarter to 1 o'clock, tlio horn
was sounded for the horses to appear. They
brought to the judgo's stand, ami equipped for the
struggle. The inare was in a profuso porspirntion
«... I
Anothur cargo has just arrived.
Cokm—Corn lis* lnu*n in fair deui
bushels yellow sold, mostly at 7Hc nlloat. Oats remain
without change, bales of 16*1600 bin
l-rims Deinwaro at36s4lo 't< bus, and J'i
Naval Stores—About 2*4IU bbls Ro«iu sold at $1,60
a.'i,&0lor common and No. I 8oan. The sales of "'
aud Pitch havo been only iu small lota at our foi
quotations. Spts.of Turpentine is iu moderate request
IN IMMENSE VARIETY.
LINEN GOODS.
Our storaie tho Dopot for the best Linen Goods, (all
pure flaxy which wo retail as ohoap at the other rour-
ohants hero pay forth* same goods, vis.; Linen Sheet-
tugs in every width and quality, Shirting Linens,
hand-spun aud undressed; Pillow Case IJnous aud
Apron Linens ; Bird’s Eye Diapers. Dowlsss and Gists
L’lothai Hootch Diapers; Bathing Towels; lluokaLnok
and| Birds Lye Towels; Diapers and Uuekabacks by
tho Vard. Stair Coverings,
Tublu Sluiiuisks a Dinners.
In white aud Brown of every kind, very cheap. Da
mask Napkins and Doylies; Damask Bordered lluoka-
baok Towolsj Table Covers aud Toilot Covers; Qullta
and Counterpanes of every kind, aud in sites for Berths,
Cote, aud muixiI and largo Buds; Figured stout Laoo for
Vais no* and Pod Curtains, English Washing Furniture
dilutees, vory cheap;7-H, 4-4, and 5-4 Furniture Dim-
Riot; l.inon I.acoa for Pillow Coses, very cheap; Cotton
do.: Cotton Shirtings aud Shootings iu whlto and un-
bloaohcd, and in every quality aod in every width,frctn
3-4 to throe yards wide.
Uowqiiii rriuttiiitf*.
Best quality, and cheaper than elsewhoro.
Out tux k 1h replete in almost evory article noedod
Plantation unii lloiisi'.lu'iqilng usrs,
. - T * ability to
do best fur tho community,and upon thatbasis, combin
ed with integrity, we appeal to tho uuivomal intellect,
and wo cenlido implicitly iu tho uuerring aggregate
mind for the result. Our stock is so thoroughly filled
iTnITKTHE LjAUUEMT AHHOliTiHUNT,
And it is fixed for salo,
At prices so uniformly very Cheap ! !
That purchasers of a largo assortment, in small and
largo quantities, can be suitod in a greutor number of
articles, and thereby effect a greater saving than in any
othor store in Havannah.— Buyers aro invited to iuspeot
our whole stock, as wo roly on tho pntronnge of tho
greatest number of purchasers—by our diffusing the
f rosiest r* iprooal inierosts—fur enduring and iueross-
ug support.
McCOSKER A TUFA NOR,
111 Congress-streot—noxtto Bull-street,
■op 1 and opposite tho Pulaski IJouto,
BUSINESS CARDS.
s. 8. MILLER & J. I). muusuh',
WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS.
llroufthton ami Aloutgotnory Streets*
SAVANNAH, HA. ’
Carriages, Wafon*. Carts ami Drays manufactured.
Blauksmithtug, inuluding Iron Railing and Urates lor
Building*, Ao. done at tho shortest notice, aug Li—6m
T. J. UOULHTS,
(LATE OF BURUK COUNTY,)
COMM 1 ti N IO p, MUR C H A *V T,
No. 93 llny*Nlri'Pi.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Will givo his porsonal attention to all Lusiness en-
trusted to iiiifi. 6mo aug 1
MILLIWEEI,
MR*. MILRItA
No. 167 CONC J
HAYING RE Cl .
ol FASHIONABLE SILK CRAPE,
and French imported Bona eta, Klbkoas,
Trimmlngefor Dr eases, French IHoWerm, Silka
for Party Dr " *** r
roipoctfully invites
Store, No. 167 Cou|
SET Trimmings for Dreases. French FHWera, 811 ka
' - for Party Dresses, Cellars nnd Under-eieev*#,
•poctfully invite* the attention •t Ladle* to hog
All of the above good* nr* ot Mra* ft,**
Lockett, JLoiik Co.,
CIJMMlatilOX MilhCHAMTS AND
SII/VVINU A UEN TS,
SAVANNAH, IIKUKUIA.
Will atton.t to ..mils .11 kind, ot I’HOI>UO£.
• A- Strict uttcution given to the Kecoiving nnd For
warding Goods, and tilliug orders from the country. w
” wm, a. lohu, juhx n. dxvi*.
jy 28
V> \ i.LV tV MONTH
.— i||LL...,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
IN,
PtirrIinMct nnd hnlo of Htockn, DondM.
ileal nnd Pornoniil LhIiuc, &c* Otc.
Ojfice Corner of Huy Lane and Hull Street,
rear of the Pott Oj/ice.
1*. 8. Having numerous orders we wish to purchaso
luu Negroes, either single or iu families, for wbloh w o
aro willing to pay highust oath prices. jy 20—lyfi
S. It. Ci'iiltoii,
A r T O H N E V AT LA
SANDEIISVII.LIi, UF.O.
Will attend to busiueis iu Washington, Jofforson
Laurens, Wilkinson, suit Emnuuol Counties.
HfcrKU to—N. A. llnrdi'c, Franklin k Brauily, and
8. E. Both well k Co., Savannah. jy 7-6m
JOSJEI*II OA1VAI8JL,
ATTO ItNKY AT LAW,
COMNEKorOAT SMI) WII1TAKEH-HT8.
iV 26 ly
I' licioiaRe and Commission
bllHlNUNH.
r WILL cnniiuue tlm Fuutorngn umi Coiniriission
L Busmosson my own account. Office ou liay-st.,
foot of Montgomery Street.
may 9
’if 1
j. r. rrxoT.
Klucliley A Tlioiuus.
COMM1EEIUN MERCHANTS.
No. 75 Hnvnunnli, (*n*
'. KIMUULLT.
X. N. Vt inklvr,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Williamsou'snuiMlngH.Buy-ntruet.
Sitvntinnli, 44it. apr 18
WELLS A DU It It,
Fuctors and ComuiiKHion AlerdiunU,
sop 21 82 BAY-HTREET, SAVANNAH. ly
MltULlii&€AlUj;¥
CLOTHIERS
MERCHANT TAJLORS,
Ware room.
N. E. Corner of H hitakcr und' flroughton-ite.,
Hit vn n null.
HP HE Subscribers, in nunuuiuiiig to their iiuiner-
JL ous oustomora and the nubllo, tbe arrival and
opening,of their
Spring S toe k ,
folioitato themsolvcs on the advantsgee which theirre-
cout purchases enable then "
select their Clothing from
tho choicest goods, made in tlio most
Fashionable Style*
Theso guoda have been purchased uuder the personal
inspection of one oi the proprietors ; and availingthem-
sulves of favorablo circumstanced, they are euablod
* only to warrant them in quality, but to offor them
LOW PItICE 8,
t disUuce all competition in their trad
prompt at
spectrally invited to anexaminatiuu of our Goods.
OLNTLLMEJVi’M OLD S'lliiVG.
FROCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality.
“ “ “ “ in Black, Bluo, Brown,
170a72e ^ gal, on t
.—Bacon is in steady demand, and th
• took is now materially reduced. Sales of llams at I
al3o; Hides 8i 4 a8) B c, aud Shoulders at 7} t u6c lb,
•UM*, the letter to go South. Lard is scarce; small sales
of bbls at li)ia!2c ct !b; kegs, tf here, would coraninud
i2>*. Sales of Ohio Butter at 13‘ B al6c.
Rice—The stock is light aud prices tirm; small Bales
at 4)$ ^ lb, cash and on timo.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 28.—The Hour market is nioro
unsettled and holders demanding higher figures. The
sales are 300 bids How ard street at $6, aud 500 bbls at
. the last figures.—
Corn slightly deolined, About 16,000 bushels offered,
and partly sold attil»a70c lor white to 73a74o for yoilow.
Good to prime Mil. Oats 41a42o ; Va. do 37a40o; iu-
rii.r do :ti>n.'Owv
Whisky in hhds27a27)aO aud bbls 23a2b) l c.
WILMINGTON, (290.) 8£1*T. 29.—81 use <
last
b taken a downward tendency.
when brought out, and appeared fretful nnd rxcit-
od. The horse was comparatively coot and froe
from oxcitoiuent. Tito appearance of tlio horsi
gave a fresh impulso to bntiors. Bets were freely
tlio Virginia horse, and were reluctantly
offered .
taken. Tho horso was evidently tho favorite of
the large company before starling. At 1 o’clock
tho riders, colored boys, wore mounted, and tbe
word giveu. Tho horso was untitled totho inside
track, and took tho lead ill starting, followed
closely by tho mare. The horso kept the lead,
with his opponent close in the rear, uutil they
come to the quarter strotch, in the second mile,
when tho mare made a dash at tho horso, caught
up, aud won tho heat by about tliroo fcot. Tho
coutrM on the quarter strotch whs thn most
ing one we havo ever witnessed on u race course.
Tho mare, it was plain, had lain back too long,
aud was obliged finally to bo '* put to her trumps”
to win tbo beat. The whip was applied to the
horse to keep her in tbo rear; but tho effort was
unsuccessful. Just before they reached the judges'
stand, she passed him, aud barely won the heat, ai
wo havo alroady remarked, by an extraordinary
oilorl. This result gava increased confidence ou
thesido of tho niaro; yet bets were still freely of
fered on tho horse. Tho tnaro exhibited but little
fatigue after running tlio bout less, wn thought, iliun
was shown by tho horse. After resting half an
hour, the horn again sounded for tlio second heat.
Tho riders again mourned nnd started ovon. Rod
Eye soon took tho lead nnd kept it, as ho did in the
first heat, until they reached tho concluding half
mile in tho last round, when Nina, as in tho first
boat, camo up, passed him, and won the heat, by
tnoro than a length. This, of course, decided this
grout mticli race iu favor of Niua, the South Caroli-
it. 54Vi i
Second heat, 3
Timo, 1st heat 3
min., 48 sec.
Tho timo, it will he perceived, dons not exhibit
the Licit speed. Tbe track, liowovor was very hea
vy, tbe sand in some places being very loose und
deep. Tho last heat was won morn oasily than the
first. Tbe inare was evidently held back with a ve
ry tight rein from the start to the close. Such a re
markable evidcnco officeiness did she give, that wa
beard opinion* freely expressed lhat slio could beat
the world.
There were not less than six thousand persons to
witness the race—a race which has probably excited
ns much intorcat as any rnco ovor before ruu in Vir
ginia. Mouth Carolina is a noble State. She won
hor laurels fairly yesterday, and wo freely give them
Serars ! Seirars ..
J UST receive i> —
'“■W* 1 R‘° Hondo, I(,,UU) Ngrl.f.,
‘J’SS VlVo -olon, 10,000 Ootd Loaf.
5‘SS AjWoUn;. S.000 1* I'alu,,.
{H**™! “■9 l " “>• Com.nr*.
.ffi Viconti. 6,000 WuMngton.
10,000 Emannol Auioros, 2,000 Cabin,.
And.raon, Oood.in* Ll-
Il.ntb.l Ur.ndi, in Tin Cisliton. Tin l oll and I'.perl.
I-or aala un accommodating terms by 4
P. JACOBS, No. 29 Bell-st.,
Sign Big Indian.
*ept 27
O TAPLK DJtY GOOD!*.—Linen and Cotton
o Sheetings, Bleach and Brown Shirtings all
widths snd qualities, Irish Linens, Linen Damasks
Damask Napkins, Plain Linen, ilnck&baek aud Dam
ask Towels, Crash Dowlas, Apron Check, Hickory
Strip*, Red and White Flannels, eto., jnst received
and lor sale by f *ept 27j DxWITT
V k MORGAN.
TKA8-TKA8.
E XTRA Green and Black Tea*, warranted of the
best quality, for solo by
aep 88
W. D. FORD.
A LMANAIS FUR 1854.—Grenville* Ai-
il, manoo for 1864, calculated for Georgia, Soath
Carolina, Florida and Alabama. Baoeived and for nla
wholesale and retail by
Mpt24
JOHN M. COOPER A CO.
report Naval 8toi
Some 14al600 bbls Virgin and Dip Turpentine sold
from 3.5oa$3,bU ^ bbl. 8pts Turpentino is quoted
fiOo. Sales of 700 bbls No. 1 Rosin at 2,73u$3, aud 330U
common at FOsltfc, and $1,05^4 bbl. according to site ol
bbl. Sales of 63 bbls Tar nt $2,60 ^ bbl^
PROVIDENCE. (B. L) SEPT. 24 —Cotton romnius
change iu prioes. Salessteady for immediate
12a-
t’4 o.
Ilfct
4*12! j ; middling fair
iitarkot firm. Wo
Hnvummh Exports,
Ter steamship Augusta, for Now York—CO cases Rice
444 bales Cotton, 25 bales Yarn, 160 sack* Rive Flour’
and sundry bbls,boxes, fcc.
Per bark Georgo Henry, for 8t Jigo do Cuba—92,761
feet Lumber, 41,360 do Timfcor.
l'or sohr D L Clinch, for New York—60 b&loi Cotton,
68.G33fott Lumber, 60 bbls Rice Fionr.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SAVANNAH OCT. 3.
buu Rises Gh.56mlSun bets6h.42m | High Water ,9h.09m
from Charleston lor New York.
Steamer Win Gaston, Shaw, Palatka,£o, to Claghora
k Cunningham.
Steamer Planter, Wiggins, Cuntrevillage, to Kinchler
u am con i.u.iu', iu great variniy, vn; j.iacn, nus-
siuDuuk, Drab Dote, Alpaoha, Casiimeret, Fruuk and
back business Coats.
PANTALOUNB.—Black Doeskin at a great variety of
prices.
Brk and Fancy Cassimores.at
" Drab Dete
White aud Fancy Linen Drills,
Fancy Marseilles,
VUMTvl llta.-h U\
a groat varioty of price
VESTS.—Black Silk and Satin VesU.
k ancy 8ilk
White Silk, for Tarty "
White, Buff and Fanoy
Marseilles
White aud Bull Duok
FUUrvi^IfllVo GOODS.
Furnishing Goods oi evory description for Gcntlq-
on’s wear—consisting of scarfs, cravats, waterford
tics, Priuco Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts
•—consisting of scarfs, cravats, watorfurd
».v«, m um»j Albert ties, spring stooks, merino shirts
aud drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, gloves—
all kinds, best quality patent yoke shirts, a cue as
sortment oi
DIIUSSING GOWNS,
Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Fort-
inoniua, etc., etc.
IIATS.
An oxtencivo assortment of tho latest and most fash
ionable styles.
Itoys’ Clothing.
Comprising the largest assortment ever offeiwu iu this
city, consisting of Frocks, backs, Polka Sacks, Jackets.
* - - in every variety of style and material
suitable for the season.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
'The favorablo and long establish, d reputation which
their establishment hus enjoyed and still maintains lor
tho stylo and finish of its yurintnlt made to onltr, as
well as for tlio superior quality of their cloths, dura
bility ofoulor and substantial workmanship, it shall bo
tno uonstunt effort of the proprietors still to contiuuo.—
They invite the special attention of both old auc
oustomora to tlio following, from w hich they are
ured to furnish garments, which they will waraut to
> ns pint ultra iu both fit and fasliio'
HIMUM'KL BIOLLY'8 best Blue, Black, Brown
Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Brume, Corobo aud Gliv>
Cloths.
Black Doeskin, Black, Cassimore, and adargo assort
ment of Colored snd Fanoy Tweeds.
LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and fanoy 1
Drills.
VESTINGS.—Whito Silk and 8atin, for Tarty Vests.
Blsok and fancy 8Uk and Satina. White, Buff and
Orange Cassimore*. A largo varietyof White, Buff and
fanoy Marseille*.
UNIFORM SUITS.
For Voluntocr Companies in the city and throughout
the State, made and furnishod at the shortest notice
and in the best manner. DIBBLE k CAREY.
A%V 4:0-i'AUTiNJb.K8111P*—Tlio under
j signed has taken into partnership, iu theprsctici
the Law, his sou, ISAAC MULFORD MAliSU.undei
tno name of M. d- 1. M. MARSH. They will personally
attend tho Superior Courts ol Chatham, Bryun, Bulloch,
Effingham, Scriveu, Burke, Washington and Wilkinson
Counties, nud havo made arrangements for tho prompt
collection of debts iu must of tho oountlus in the State.
*** OUioo 176 (up stairs) Bay-street, Savannah.
May 26th. 1862. ly MI'LFuRD MAR811
S. S. SIBLEY.
Wholesale and Retail
Bookseller mid Mulioner,
RNo. 136 Congrejs-st., opposite Mnnuuiont-sq.
nr HU SAVANNAU, GEO. [U
CHAS. II. F1CKLTT,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
H AVING lORUimid ills huslnnss, is now pi
pared to oontraot for Buildings, or Jobbiug work ot
any acserlt’tlon, in his line. Stairs oioculod with neat
ness aod dispatch. Asliar* —*■" * '*
most respcotfully solicited.
Carncnter Shop
■too ml •
fob 18
i of tbo public patronage is
11. D. Tviiiis,
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W,
Hsuxnznsvii.LR, WssninaTON Con«Tr, Gs.,
Will practino iu the Courts of tho Middle Circuit. All
Jiai.lNliHV «ID vanCV - GOOIUH.
MRS. DOE,
_ So. 17 UAHNAHSbNrMMBr: ’ 1
Takes this mothod of informaic tha Ladlo* off
Savannah, and vicinity, thHIft* luiUtn*
ftr ceived her SPRING STOCK, ocmpriOiaga
largo and faihionable assortment of STB4W
—**-•-• “* tuwe« uciioate fabrlo. Ulollsaflft
lace, aud a new summer BONNET of French CSJ9F
Ribbons, Caps, Flowers, Button*, Combo,
Straw Trimming*, go., Ao. ^ 1 "'
^P. 8.—All order* from tha oonntfypromptly atiegM
iflo^licticr re mule
M ISS MARTHA M. IIULLL,
Tea-jher of the higher English
Mis* Louisa 8. brums*, English
umu and Italian.
Miss Mauv A. Puillifs, English Avanehe*.
Mis* Ant.link A. Couxxv, i Vooaland lajtr
MiSS AlikLI.NK Bumn, j Mtulo.
Miss LuotEiiA 8. iiotfXH. Drawing, Painting,
broidery and Instrumi
Mdue aueunk cuaqK Frsneh. t V 1 ' ’
Mrs. 8. M. Jams*. lRfisstio Saperixteadeak James
Rev. Jlurua M. wiiita, Rector.
ltev. sxfiKOAG.Buaoo, Chaplola, „ BaL M k .
Tlio 26th Toru of this institute will eomxnaae* om
the 13th of October, and extend to the mooed Mood ay •*'*
In July.
A Prospectus and any information may be had by
u.iinoiinH to the Souretary and Treasarer. A* the
application t„ A iiwuier, ai hi
number of ruptls is limited, it is important that early
application should be made. 1
W. 8. WILLIFORD, Seet’y and Troaa'r.
h t Fr , om Rfohon Elliot’s Annual Addre•Il > * ,
M >N 1th tho cousout cl tho Board of Trustees Inlaoed
tho 1 unituto under the charge of a lady, well tried and
well known, Mias M. M. Buell, aud lnvitad the Bit,
Rufus M. White, who bad just at that moment resign
ed tho charge oi 8t. John’s Church, to accept tha Reo-
toreliin of the Institute. Theso apitoinlnients,together
with the continuaueo of tho Rev. Mr. Bvagg at the la-
U* 6iiv ichwi hub ueratoiure veou, such win It be fipre-
aftnr. 1 cuminond it moet heartily to the Diooeee, aa-
suriug it that the School has never been in finer eon-
dition end jiraying it to use evsry exertion net lo per-
down which has boon built up
h eaeriboe and suffering.'
in*, usx u.MuvAiTku fHouO^rioii i
A New Cook Stove,
CABLED “ the; NE W WORLD j
For Burning Wood or C*nl.
Tits Bubsoribers havo just made arrange
menu with Messrs. Abbott A lAwrenoe, Steve
Makers, of Philadelphia, for th* exclusive sale
—u°, r tw* excellent HTOVE. The maker* had it
oughly tested before oUering it to tbe publlo for
•»ie, uud if also oornes very highly recommended ky
thoeo that are now ueing It. W* pot a few of them up
ou trial a short time sino* In this city, and tho** who
have seon them in operation acknowledged that Vhey
never saw au; 8toro, for either roasting,foiling, broif-
iux. or baking, that performed so well and with ao amail
for fuel; tha castings in this Stove are very heavy
perfect manner; the bole plot*
call uud examine before purchasing. Wt have also!
other pattern*, among whlolt may be found
Witch, iron King, aud celebrated Buok Stave.
get twice tho heatin th*
i*. W* are m<
cordially '
tho Iron
for wood,
apr 21
T. W. MUARTUOR It CO..
Store No. 13 Barnard-at.
VAt,tAUl,K HAL.F nl JUFA1. mjX
KHTATK.
—* Will bo ,o!d, ut tlio Court Houm
»town of Marietta, Cobb county, on tho first Tu**d*y
Ootobar, between the hours of ten aud four o’oloek,
that very desirable and valuable lot of land, thafttop-
erty of the subscriber, (who la about removing ffatt*,]
oi ly 0( the subscriber, (who is about removing Bfdith,)
in the town of Marietta, Georgia, eouUtniug between
mu veu and eight acres, with the improvementa theme,
usisting ol a hauds-me, spacious'uud well-foilt
Sion, containing eight rooms and a pastry, each room
having a tiro Place, with all necessary eot-bUiW
suah as stone kitchen, bath house and dry well,
stables, barn, servants’ rooms, Ac.; a
> will be executed with
business committed
prumptuossand dispatch,
lUrxKKNCLs.—Messrs. BothwellJb Smith, and Dr. U.
Iae Byrd, havannafi. ly Jkn27
JOHN FDOLE,
WilULXBALE AND HKTA1L PBALKK IX
PAINTS, UI1.8, TURPENTINE AND VARN18I1EB
B, nil.B, ICJU IUU, Aftll V AMI
French and A inert can h'indoio-Ola»<,
Point, Varnish aud Whito-wash lirushss, Sabsl and
Camel Hair Pencils, lladgor aud Cwutel Hair
Bieudurs. Graining Combs, Artists'
Brushoj, Ao. Ac.
Paper Hangingt, Renters, and Fire-Board Print!.
N. B.—House, Sign aud Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain
ing aud Ulating, donu on reasonable terms by
JOHN POOLE, 11 Whitaker-*t.
Nearly oppusUo Bwift, Donslow A C'o.
Henry K. Wiisliburu,
(AOENT,)
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
jytll HAVANNAH, UKUHUIA.
A. U. DI'LIN,
COTTON FACTOR
No. 74 UAV.HTUKKT,
oot ISP SAVANNAH.
Muiidimi A Cox,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
Atlanta, (taorgla,
2Will oolleot Debts in the following Counties;
Je Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cass, Murray, Cherokee
Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordou, Walker, Henry
Blerriwethor, Carroll, kloyd, Dade, Spaulding, Troup
Cobh, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett.
Hr/enneta— E. B. Stoddard A Co., Charleston, Foutl
Carolina; Williams A Broth* r, Augusta, Georgia; Plan
Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, Now-York.
Nat. Mawupm. (mar, 17 tf) Thoxa* N. Cox.
C. A. L. LAMAR,
Ueaoral Commission Merchant,
ly] ' Hnvnuunli, Clforgiu. [tiuv I i
USD KY H. rOKT. T. K. OUXUAM.
rOUT A DLNIIAaHv
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oct 7 SAVANNAU, GA. ly
8 earner Wm Soabrook, Peck, Charleston, to S M Laf-
fiteau.
Hteamex Metamora, Postell, Charleston, to S M Laifi-
jloop Con
Mdso-T J Walsh.
DEPARTED.
8toamor Calhoun, Brooke, Charleston.
Steamer Metamora, Postell, Charleston.
Btoumor Wm. Soabrook, l’ook. Charleston, Ao.
Stoamer Wolaka, King, Palatka, Ao.
6 bbls new Leaf Lard.
60 Reynold's Canvass'd o
20 bogs belt Rio Codes,
sept 28
J.D. JESSE.
10 dozen Flavory Extracts.
IU do Reading Sauce.
6 do Uuitod Service.
3 do India Soy.
3 do Fronoii MutUrd.
3 do Blackberry Jam.
Roast Beef, fresh Lobsters, Raspberry Syrup, Poach
Water, Preserved Pe&ebes, Limes, tduiucus, Pears and
Strawberries. [sept'ZBf ,> J.D.JE88E.
OH 8ALK.—A Mun 22 yiSte old, a firct-rate
^ '01
h
to
WM. WRIGHT.
COHENS A HERTZ.
26 bbls and 2d hlf do new large No. 1 Mackerel.
20 do do No. 3 do.
2,0UO IL-s new Codfish, and 100 boxeesoaled Uerrirgs.
Laudiug and for sale by
septM SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ifc CO.
M ANIJFACTllUKU Tabucca Jt 6e*nr«.
CO boxes Grant A William's 6s and 8s Tobuooo.
40 do Irwin's do do do.
60 do Andsraon's do do do.
30 quarter boxes Ward's Ae Tobacco.
20 boxes 16s do do.
20 M superior Plantation Sogtro.
40 M various brsnua uo.
Landing and for sale by
eept 28 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO.
»#p 30
ROUT. HABERSHAM A SON.
New Grocery 8tore.
COPARTN J5 KHII I IMtOTICB.
Tilt; uiulursigiimt having formed n co-purtnnrshi|i
1 for ttie purpose of doing a General Grocery and
Liquor Businobs. have this day opened u large ana w
soluoted Stock of Groceries and Liquors iu tlio cornu
dious store under the Marshall House, whore they in
vito their friends and tlm public to au inspection of
their goods. They hope by strict and ocuommodatiug
attentlou to thoir customers, keoping a constant supply
of every artiole which enters iuto thoir business, and
by sellibg xt LowesT cxsu fuicks, to merit a liberal
share of public patronage.
Having made arrangements to keen themselves sup-
f illed by each successive steamer with all goods in their
ino, that outer largely into family uso, but which from
their perishable nature cannot be kept long; huuao-
keepoif enu always liavo tho assuruueo of obtaining
i articles at thoir s
best quality,
t only ruxaii, but of the
T. HYLAND,
sop 12
P.’ H. O'NEIL,
WM. J. HUNT'S
Hbnvlng ami Jlalr-dreetifni: Huloon.
169 BROUUI1TUN-UTHKET,
Nearly opposite Bt. Andrew's Hall.'
■op 10
1853.1 FALL SALES. 11853,
11 ARO WAUL, CUTLERY, Ate.
SAMUEL PALMER St SON,
148 Con^pw* and 67 St. Julian-it!., Gibbon'a Building,
oral uBNorlin. nt oi
II AVE' »ow in atom it c*
XX American and English HARDWARE, CUTLE
RY! *
u oenstantly receiving
_ _ aud EDGE TOOLS, and
additions thereto. Merchants, I’lsatera,' Builders"
Housekeepers and othors, are invited to examine
■took, which embraces a great variety, and will bo sold
t tho lowest prices.
L'HATilkit JlUftTKltM, Half and Carpet
i Brooms, Scrubbing lirushoa witu and without
Handles, Shoe and Whit* Wash do., for sale low by
sopt 29
[ILK FiUNGE.
h do., lor sale low by
MORSE A NICHOLS.
Black and CjUoco Silk
Fringe. Just received by fT
t w LaROCUE a bownk.
TIX- - ,,
Xu dors and Clothes Horses, to bo fouud »•
Bruughton-st. [sept 29) MDR8E A NICHOLS.
> AT and Mouse Traps, Wood Suws, Step Lad
KW MAUK.KHRL*—10 half bbls. and 10
kite No. It Hi bhls. No. 2 aid 10 bbU. No. 3 Mack-
Just roceived and for rale by
CLAGllORN A CUNNINGHAM.
■op 23
CLAGllORN A CUNNINGHAM.
T AN DIN 44 FROM 81’illt. KlLIFSA.-
X J 70 boxes Candled assorted. 20 boxes Starch. 26
boxes Lemon Bynip assorted, 26 ao. Candy assortod, 10
do. Maoaroci, 6 tierces choice Hams, A hbds. P. R. Su
gar. For sale by
sept 26
COHEN A TARVER.
Juliun Iliu'triflge,
1 T T O R N E Y AT LAW
Office corner \Vhituhtr-»t. and Bag Lane,
unv 10 Hnvannali,
UOWl.A\i) A UO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 17^ llay-Mtieot. Havnmiali.
JOQfi T. mowsawd. an 21 johw t. Rowland, jb
Jnmes Mcllcnr)',
INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC.
Marine Protests Noted and Extendod, Averages ad-
lusted, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn, Pa
pers prepared w hereby to recover losses from American
or British Underwriters, and attention giveu to all
mat tv 78 connected with Hhipiiiuir and InauranoA. Of.
fleo No. 118 Bay street, oppoi
e the front of the Cue-
OaBJUKT Blil LBU,
MASTER BUILDER,
DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER
York-street, Oglethorpe Sq.,
Ian 28 Havannah*
1>. W. Utiscally,
SHIP AND GENERAL DLACKSMITH,
Opposite lifimnr’N i'uttun I'rcHs,
XASTE11N WHARF. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
BtesmLoat and Mill Work, aud every description o
Blocksmithing executed with neatness and dispatch.
Uplioltstery und Cubinet Work
The subscriber having taken the store oa
Wliitaker-street, next to Dibble A Carey's Tai
luring Est&blishmuut, respocttuiry announce U
. tho citiiens of Savannah that ho is prepared
to exeoute all orders in the above line on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
Bpeoial attention paid to repairing all kindsofFunil*
“ [Mitfe,
ringe-houtvs, stables, bsrn, l ... __ _
isrgo vegotsblo garden, with a fine selection 'ot frail
traos, grape vines, Ao. The premises are new and In
good order, and if the purchaser should desire it, on ad
ditional umouut of land Immediately adjoining, eon be
purchased of tho subscriber. Also, at the same Urn*
uud place, all tlio household and kltohnt furniture,
consisting or mahogany bureaus, sofas, bedsteads, tn-t,
bl«ss luattrsssei, crockery, glass ware, Ao. Also, farm
utensils, cart, wagon, co/rtaV horses'. cowA ff* Me
fo continue from day to day until th* whole Is disposed
of. i arsons wishing to puruhass, are invited to eall
“samine tho premises. Terms on the day of sale.
T11Q8. 8TEWAKDBON.
vr
Vlaniutioii for Sale.
hllu.lcd OD lh. AugD.U DDd W>,D.I- MB,
t-oro Railroad, adjoining town lauds of|H9
d oontaining eight huu-wXe
dmtm, Waynesboro*, and oontaining eight huu-mrfmw
dreu acres—about five hundred and fifty cleared, with
improvements. Tho whole or a part may be tmrohoitd.
Apply to SUEWMAKE A MONTGOMERYj
’Waynesboro’, da.
JuiMitl Atf«ucy<
fllllE Huliscriber wifi purchase or sell, op commis-
i slou, Lots in the town of Bhcnbwick ; also. Lauds
U ing in tho counties or Glynn, Wayne, Camden, Wore,
Appling, Clinch, Irwin, Lowndee nnd Thomas, for 10
per cent, commission cu summit of sales, and will re
mission o
tho value of lands for ten dollars pei ....
llnrxR to—E. J. Harden, Esq., Savannah; J. C.
'-•* Dr. Collins, Maoou; Andrew J. Miller, Au-
E. M. MOURE,
lek, Aug. 1'. 1863. Sswtf tag 16
gust*.
WINTER IRON WORKS.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
I'ortablc Circular saw mills.
11 'HEBE Mills nre warranted unsurpassed by any
ofc..!?-”*®’ ““ Bn Englae of 12 Inoh bore
Cylinder, and present tho Ut-*t and bast hupreve-
:nts throughout. ♦*>«— —«—daiunw—
lit exclusively used,
ly t .
Ac. Price delivered a.
than $100 additional will defray the froight to Bavan-
uul>, Augusta, Charleston or New Orleans.
ExamiuHtiou of theso Mill* is alone roqulred toeetab-
lish their exceeding simplisUj, oheapnes*, durability
and superiority throughout. #
AU descriptions of Engine and Mill Workfurulahed at
short uotice and tully warranted. Address
J A 6 ' w.l. Worlu.
X9) Charleston Courier please oopy.
LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT.
AHNOLD’S
Improved Patent Metallic Indentruetlhle
SARCOPHAGUS,
0,1 errr~K ■ dr
VHBOOKSE9
Whioh is now taking the place of all other* throughout
the United States. 11. 8. BOGARDUS having been
made the sole agent of the above for the City of Savan
nah, would respectfully oall attention to their vast *o-
ucriority ovor anything of the kind that has yet beam
before the public. The Improvement* consist ia ce
menting the top and sides, aud, by the application of
uu air pump, feni'iving the air, by. which rneoM the
oontuiiu renuaia without effluvia or ohange of aupear-
for any length of timo. Xt ia ou the** advutiaaM
laiiu to BupOriority is based.
b^tf*i?siaK!aKtftaBasra
oulutod to answer the intended purpose: *
8. N. llxkhi*, M. D., 1 c:M. D,
11. Wsvnk, 61. D., **
_ I P. M. Kolloox, M.D.,
, M. D., | W. O. Bullock) ML D?,
turo.
J AIMES’ Billi
J Me Cover*, e
idiee’ Bonuete l
C-n.l, MfPTUilio.T.
Ubiishmout of the kind iu the U.ftknad
aeeortnuHi«/ htlU, orders can be filled With greS dlJ-
pateh. We can refer to Bella in any of the State* ~
Old Bolls takon iu exohange^ for new ones. I^aytlf,
ly*dfttw
Dying a u d Ken ovat i n g Kit ab 11 sh men t,^ ‘E/if
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, running in every direction. A*
7J York-aircet. frnr of the Court House tablishtnoni of the *'
E6TABLI81IED IN 1832.
Bilk ami Woolen Ureses, Shawls, T*
rs, etc., oleaned, and dyed various colors;
Bonuete bleached and pressed in a fashionable
stylo; Kid Gloves cleaned, and Goutiomen's Garment*
oloanud, renovated or dyed, ns may be required. AU
done in tho same stylo whluh has generally so % muob
pleased my petrous and friends. Terms moderate.
Persons sending parools by llarndun’s Express, Rail
road, or stoamhoats are requested to write per mail, so
that 1 may know whereto call for them, ana whioh wav
to send them book. Cost of freight each wsy,lorsmsu
parcels, will be about 26 oouts. All orders punctually
mt »pr U U ' If ALEXANDER OALLOWAY
TANlilES
AT REDUCED PRICES!
• 14,00 per 100 lb..—'A3 lb. Box.. •3,73'
XTO dmrtfH for boxing or dolivoring at the Rail*
.'oad or steamboat*. Warranted to keep in any
Mlmato. ... T : JD.XICE.
jy 1 ly. 8. W. cornor Broughton and Whitwker-et.
fliU PUKCHA8EK8 OF CHEAP DRY
x GOODS.—6 cases of fast colored printed Lawn*
Jaconet and Batiste Muslins, all at 12^ cents.
3 oases assorted Ginghams in New 8tyles, all at 12kc,
Wo have much pleasure in flWectiug particular at-
measure ia awoeting
beution to the arrival, by tho steamship Florida this
day, of the above Goods, and oau widi perfooteonfl
deuoo recommend them aa the uheapest good* ever of*
may 25 lTEBroughton-stropp. Bt. AnJrewVHail.
UTTER uud PJLOIJU—30 krfs selected
Goebou Batter.
bbls. Uiraro Smith's extra Flour from now wheat.
..SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO
ells! Bells!I Bells,!!!
f pHE BubhcriW* manufuctura nnd keep conttaa (•
X ly on Imnd all sixeapf Church, Factory, Steam bo a t,
f^rry, I^o°mg^v o , Hohdol llouse-apd PJauUtfonBells. ,
Ball* ord hung fHh tho pafont Iron yokes wi th *
MoetUiS, They can be turned around so that
tho clapper will strike in a new place, which 1* deslra
Me after a bell has been rudf a few year*. Hpriagr ore
affixed in a new way to prevent tbe elapper from reetin g
on the Bell, thereby prolonging tbe sound. These Bell*
sre manufactured from the l*ut stock and are east la
Iron casings. At this Foundry those were Ant used
and are found to be a groat improvement. We glv* a
written warrantoo that if Church Bells break wltbia
ono year from date of purchase, wiib fair usage, we
will recast without charge. The tone of all Bells ia
warranted. N oar ly 9000 Bells have been east and sold
from this Foundry, which Is the best evidence of theu
superiority. We have 15 gold and Silver Medals,
awarded from tho various Fairs “ for the best Bells for
tnd purity of tons.” We pay particili-
m
irousnoss and p
attention t
Compasses, Ao. constantly ou hand. Addri
A. MENEELY'8 80N8,
West Troy, N. Y-
liLLJUBOLBT * EiPtEIt,
Ur t l . ? nd Mawfacturer, of Fir*
, N. B— All artlelea
manufactured by near*
_ warranted tornotcr i-
*1 and workmausnlp. , ,7"
may 27 ly HKLMBOLPTft XtJFhMJL
OTIC5E.—Tho subscriber beg* leave to ij
XT OT ICJE.—The subscriber begs Ion
JLN his friends anftjrameroiu patrons, l
Ing 8afotn ha* been closed for the presen
^ ^thathisl
shortly rt-oponed, of which due notla* willHie givi
aep 14 tf J. E HAYW4X
/INK WHITE 8II1RT8—Merino'
Shirts and Wrapper*. Also, 1
>cks, etc., for sole low by
WM. R. 8YMON8.
ss
liUEIVED per stoamer, * supply nf Ladies'
and Misses Ties, Buakius and BUppers, aud for
sep 20
HUpper*. and t
W.HE1DT,
Qibbonr Range.
B acon hides ami bhouldkkh.-co
casks Boooc Bides; 20 do. BhuuMsrs-ulr Gght—
rcosived per steamer State of Georgia, jiad for ooie by
»»P 70 M(.'MAHON * DOYLE.
] OKN nnd OAT8— in tuonit purchusers,
J for sole by (.sep 19] MlNlf ftpLORANCE