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, SAVANNAH MORNING NEWB. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 1858 THE DAILY MORNINfi NEWS. BV JOHN M. COOPBR. WILLIAM T.THOHIPBeii, »pito>* TKRNfll BAti.r » | Tai-wnaaiT 00 Now Adoertionmmta will appear in both paper $. Lareesi Circulation In the City!1 Hnturdny {Horning, October 18®3. 9 BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted for the Savanna'i Dally Moraine Newt.] Charleston Cotton Market. Chaulkston, Oct.SI. The inlea of cotton to-day were 800 bales, at 7VS to 10 cents. New Orleans Cotton Market. Nkw Orlkanb, Oct. SI. On Thursday the cotton market was firmer after the receipt of the foreign accounts by the Asia, and prices advanced Mt of a cent, at which 3,5000 bales were sold. Middling was quoted at OVfc, and Good Middling at OVfcaPV* cents. New York Cotton Market. lu New York on Wednesday, Cotton declined quarter of a cent, and 8250 bales changed hands. [From the Charleston Conner.[ Further Karspettn Intelligence by the Asia. Ralti.york, October 19. Nothing definite haa transpired relative to the Eastern question, but muuy rumors are afloat. The Paris correspondent of the Imndon Times says that the English and French governments had infttgittLJLusxia that the timo for modification hud fOieed»!aM that they would maintain the integrity fcfrOf Tnrkiy. 0 . The Sultan it is said has not yet signed the decla- nation of wtr, but that the graud Council has voted in favoHkf ^nr, leaving it optional with the Execu- ' tive when to commence hostilities. On the other hand the Paris coriespomlent of the London Times •ays in that paper of the Hth mil., that intelligence bad betiu received confirmatory of the report that tho Sultan had signed the declaration of war on the ittlth alt. Another dispatch from Vienna soys thai Turkey had demanded that Russia should within four weeks evacuate the Principalities. It is stated that France eould send ten thousand men to Constantinople, and that the combined fleets would reach there on the 7th instant. It is said that the Czar expressed at Olmutz, an ardent desire for police. *^The Paris Patrie contradict! tho rumor that the i had declared war. »lera was destroying the Russian troops on tho Danube. The Cxar had ordered a new levy of troops.— Louis Napoleon had scut 18,000 men to reinforce the army at Rome. The skip Janie Jane, for Quebec, was wrecked on the 24th ult. off the Hebrides, and throe hundred individually perished. A great Railroad accident had occurred near Dub lin, Ireland, whereby fourteen porsons were killod and fifty wounded. Martin Koscta left Smyrna on the 23d ultimo, on board tho American barquo Mimosa, for the United Htatea. Mr. Brown saw him off. The Hon. P. Soule reached Madrid on the 23d ult, St^au I Wole • BT There was no muil last night from north of lljdUmore. ~ Dividend.—The Board of Directors of tho Bank of the Stale of (Joorgia, yesterday declared a semi annual dividend of Five Dollart per share, paya ble on and after Mouday uoxt. Columbia, Ala., Oct. 15,1853. Dear SirEnclosed please find five dollars, being subscription to your " Daily Morning News," with which crodit our account, and continue to send your paper, as we would not be without your valu able Daily for more than five times its cost. Very truly, your obdinnt acrvuuts, • , WATSON & DAVIS. #* '* cr We understand, ibrongh the politeness of a friend, that the car* will ran from Chattanooga to Nashville on the 1st of December, aud that the At* lanta and La Grange Railroad will be opened to WestPoinf in at* weeks, eo that certainly by 1st of January, the communication by railroad from this city to NasbviUe and to Montgomery, and from tbo*o points by steamboats to the Cincinnati and 8t.I«ouis Railroad, and to Mobilo and New Orleans, will be completed.—Charleston Courier. IiiM tf Bark f^eonle. The Charleston Oattriir of Thursday says t We regret to leant from a letter dated London, the 4th inat n received here yesterday by the Hen He’* mall, that the barqee Leouio, Capt Leslie, bound with a cargo of Sugar from Matansas to St. Peteraburgh has been stranded on the Eynerlana Bank*, off the coast of Holland, and that all on board ware lost— The Ltonie belonged to Mr. H. W. Kuhtmann, of this city, and left Matanaaa on the 28th of July, ar riving at Cowas on the 2d ult., whence she sailed for her destination on the 25th ult., having been kept wailing in the interim for orders. Capt. Leslie was an old and respected ship-master of this port, having formerly commanded tho barque Harriet tf Martha. Ills wife and two daughter! were with him at the time of the disaster, and all therefore shared the same melancholy fate. In addiliou to the above the Mercury aaya: Capt Leslie was an experienced shipmaster, and had aailod for many years from this port, and waa uni versally respected aad esteemed. He waa accom panied by hh wife and her two lovely ami accora pllshed daughters, widely known and beloved in community. Their sudden and terrible death has cast a gloom over a largo circle of friouds and acquaintances. The Leonieo was formerly’the ship Prentice, board of which two c.rgoo. of cotlon w.ronccM Additional Baroprnn Horn, pt-r Atlantic py Tho .hip Charles Crocker, Kkltnn., 4 ye.n old, built at H.th.cupuhle of carryln, t,«n Chfirlrfi. ton hnlefi cotton, lt.fi been fiold to pnrlim in thfil city, for 110,000 cnili, to ho delivered to her pur- Cherfierfi wbeufihc relurni from her profient voy«,o to Liverpool. de the follow* (lie 17lh September: £*2.421.920 Increase, £224,240 6,007,KW “ 766,823 11.063,973 " 191.916 and advances.. 16,740,682 " 1,782,808 iu aud Bullion 16,862,393 Decrease, 338,954 Tho feature in this return which immediately •trikes the attention, is the increase of one million and three quarters ill the amount of bills discount ed, The decrease in tho bullion is considerutde, especially when it is remembered that the move- ment has now continued for twelve weeks without interruption; the aggregate diminution during those twelve weeks having been £2,802.891. 1*^ The Bank of England has n ing sla'r.ineula lr Circulation Public Deposits... Private Deposits. Disc- Coin Next Id the consciousness of having dosorved success, is the satisfaction of knowing that our efforts are appreciated by the discerning public. We might, from our letter-files, fill a column of the News with fetters similar to the above, but this would occupy more space than we have to spare, and besides, in » manor so palpable as the popu. larlty of tho Morning News, it is "uiinncossury to multiply words." Every day brings us tho most gratifying evidences that the course we huve pur sued—in keeping entirely aloofft-om party politics, and in ourpuper a comprehensive, impar, tlal aud tillable chronicle of passing events, alike useful and acceptable to the business man and tho general reader—haa received and continues ton. eeive tho approbation of the great majority o! the public of all classes and of all parties. Not only the prompt remittances and reuowals of our sub scribers, but the rapid oxtousion of our circu lation at homo and abroad, affords the most grali- fyiug’proof of the popularity which haa beun attained by the Jirst cheap, independent daily paper estab lished in Georgia. We buve labored zealously from the first, to muke tho Morning News intrinsi cally worth Its subscription price, and that we have been successful in our alms, we have the most abun- d^ulund flattering evidence :—During the not quiln four years of its existence, the News has attained by far the largest daily eirculatiou enjoyod by any daily paper in the Btato,with an advertising patrou- age second to none of its cotemporaries. In ad dition to this we will state a fact of which we are proud to boast.—From the issue of the Jirst number of the News to the present day, a dun to our sub scribers has never oppeared in its columns.—A higher compliment than tills could uot be paid to any list of subscribers. But we have been le«,d to aay moro on this, to us, interesting subject, than We designed to write. En couraged by the past we ahall not relax our efforts to make the Morning News all its readers can desire convinced as wo are that lhaonly truo way to success is to deserve it. We shall endeavor to hoop up with the improvement and the spirit of the age, and while wc desire uot to be too boastful nor to pro. iniao too much, we may venturo to assure our read ers that, however prosperous we may be, we shall ■over reduce the price of our paper so long as it is considered by our subscribers “ worth mors (Aon Jive times its cost." Mamma Disaxtee.—Under our ship nows head an Article will be found by which it will be seen that on the 11th inst. in laL 33.48, in the Gulf-atream | about half-past 4 o'clock, a. in., the schooner, Ole n- roy, Capt. Edgkcomb, from Savanunh bound to Philadelphia, with lumber, was run into by a vessel supposed to bo a ship, without lights sot, and strange to say the latter vessel kept on her way without attempting to communicate or ascertain what damage had been sustained by tho other vessel. Such conduct remarks the Charleston Standard certainly needs explanation. The schooner has ar rived at Charleston and the Standard says she baa been badly injured, and that one of tho seamen re- ceived injuries during tho eoncussiou which may provo aeriouw. Gkkat Fiax in the Woods at Deteoit.—A grant fire has occurred in tho woods at Detroit, aud at last accounts tho flamea are within a mile of the city. Ten thousand acres have been ravaged by the conflagration. The railroad has been obstructed by the falling limber, liousca and barns, and a vast amount of property, t»- w e been destroyed. Departure or thk Arabia.—The British Muil atoamihip Arabic, Capt. Judkins, aailod at noon Wednesday from Now York for Liverpool with $1,250,000 in specie on freight. Later from Santa Fa.—Advices received at Louisville on Tuesday, state that Lieut. Aubrey, of the Pacific Rail Road Exploring Expedition, reach ed Santa Fe on the 14th ult. He had crossed the Sierra Nevada, aud reports that no obstruction ex isted for tho construction of the road. The Indians were troublesome. It is believed that Governor Lane would receive his certificate of electiou to Congress. ^ JuDas Baxter Resigned.—The Wilkes Ns- publican learns that Judge Baxter has tendered a resignation of the balance of his term, and that Win. • Gruoo, of Warren, haa been appointed by Gov! Cobb to tho vacancy. Collector Brwonon and tho Admlnlatra- tloa. 1 am led to bilieve, says a Washington letter tr.lter, that Collector Bronson has not only not written a reply to Mr. Guthrie's letter, but that he haa declined doing it at present. He will probably suffer the matter to rest till after the election influence, whatever it maybe, will, no doubt, be left unimpaired, for full exercise at the coming election. The Hards owe their vitality to him chiefly, for it was his letter to the Tammany Softs that breathed the breath of life Into the Hards as a party. He will fight the battle manfully, and be prepared to die gracefully. py* The Augusta UonUttutumalnt states that noma 2000 persona attended the theatrical perform aneee of Ur. Crises company ia that city on Wed nesday aud Tburndsj evening last. •ively destroyed by fire in this harbor, and the ill fortune which has so continually pursued her would seem to countenauce tho prejudice entertainod by seamen against an "unlucky ship." Annexation of Cuba mo ■ Free Hlate. Ion the Washington correspondent of tho Haiti- more Sun, asy»— Tho Buffalo party is everywhere gaining strength, and the country is thus becoming prepared ‘ the great and pregnaui Cuban question, neiation of Cuba, as a frte State, has ulreudy be come n popular measure at the North, and no party there will oppose it. The qheition will bo hrnuf lit upon uh In full force during the term of tho present udmiuiatratiou, and it is already known taht the Ilaids and the national whig* will vote with tho Softs and the anti-slavery men of nil aliudes, in the extension of tho area of freedom by bringing into the Union more free territory. The North according to present appearances, be united < subject. Great Britain is about preparing the way f«i emancipation of the slaves iu Cuba, and thus hall' the work of the Northern people will bo done *~ their hands. It is probable that oven tho next C« gross will liavo to luce this quesliou in some form. There is an old French tnuxirn tho English of which is "To muke a rabbit hush you must first catch your rabbit." To make another 8t. Domingo or Jamaica of Cuba, it will bo nocesiary first to get possession of Cuba. If tho Buffalo party or any other party suppose that they cau obtain thu con of the people of Cuba to ii transfer of the island for the purpose of making a free-negro State of it, or that they can persuade or force the submissive South iuto giving its assent to such a consummation, they are really mistaken. It would be bad enough to see Cuba a frue-urgro colouy under British or Span ish rule, but far worse foi the South to huvo her ad mitted into the Union. When Congress attompts to makes free State of Cuba, it may as well include the slave holding States of the South in tho same grand scheme. [For the Morning News.] Mr. Thompson : Dear Sir— 1 noticed in tho Courier of yesterday momiug an article clipped from the Harrisburg Union, ou tho longevity of individuals, one of whuiu is the subject of this notice. Mrs. Sarah Benjamin, (now familiarly called Gran- uy Beujamiu,) is associated with my earliest recol lections, as the same clear sighted, erect, and sprightly old lady, which she remained up to the lust lime 1 saw her, throe yoars ago. The delivery of Cornwallis's sword to Wushington, is this day as vivid in her memory as if it occurred butyeetordayt aud when d welling upon that exciting scene, ono can observe tho firo of patriotism kindled in her eyes, revealing to what extent, according to her own words ,she would have punished the Tories and Ty rants, as she terms all tho opposera of our cause, nad it been in her power. Accompanying this you liavn a sumplo of three threaded yarn spun by hor on “ her old fashioned wheel without spectacles," at tho advuucod age of ouo hundred and six years. It ia some two years since I received it from hor, and by being mislaid the moth has made considerable havoc with it, leaving but a small portion perfect, but enough 1 trust to couvince you, that for evenness and fineness of texture it cannot be excelled, if equalled b> any whoso memory is of moro raceut dale. J. W. M. Savannah, Oct. 21, 1853, Accompanying tho nbovo communication tho writer sends us a portion of tho skein of yarn men tioned in his articlo. It fully justifies his discrip- Uon, and may be lecu at this office. The Escape ok John Mitchkl.—A corres pondent of tho New York Times has furnished that paper with the following particulars of tho escape of John Mitchel from Van Dieman’s Land. His friends having mndn tho necessary prelim i nary arrangements, no proceeded to tho police of- tico of the district whoro ho resided, and, with his usual politeness, bunded to the magistrate a letter containing a resignation of his “ lickot of leave." Tho magisirnto, us waa his doty, immediately open ed it, and, •• with spectacles ou none," commenced devouring iu important contents. As our friend Julin had had the advantage of a prior reading, ho did uot care to listen to a recital, and consequently he left the august preseuco of his honor, aud iu moment was ou the back of a trusty steed, which two of bis (and our) friends had saddled and waiting for him nc**r by. Tho three, ouch well mounted, rode with becoming haste to the,sea coast, whore bout awaited ihem, and tho uoble Mitchel wai on pacing the deck of a vessel, at the masthead of which floated the stars and stripes. That ting has floated over many a truo man, but naver over oao truer to the cause of liberty throughout the world, and to every ennobling sentiment aud feel ing, than John Mitchel. The vessel immediately it to sea, aud is now on her way to the harbor of ew York The writer is iur.liued to believe that John Mar tin, another of k tho prisoners, is with him, but of this he is not certuin. Mrs. Mitchel and her six children huve sailed from Hobart Town, and their way to join Mr. Mitchel in Now York, A distinguished Get man scholar gives the population of Turkey in Europe, as being about 15,500,000, and that of Turkey in Asia, 13,700,000, secure **1^ a total of nearly 30,000,0(H), about half the population of Russia, and nearly equul to that of France, though vastly less compact than the layt. •’rom Olmutz, September 29tb, the correspond ence of a Metropolitan paper says: "Tho Emperor Nicholas mill Count Nesselrode have given to the Emperorof Austria and Count Buol Schaaenstoin, the most positive assurance that there is now and hanceforlli no question of any isolatad action on the part of Russia with a view to tho subversion of the Ottoman Empire, and that the sole object of the Emperor Nicholas is to terminate tho whole affair with honor, and put an end to tho suspense in tho Eurnpsan money market as early as possible. There assurances will tuke place with n view to enable Russia touccomplisli without humiliation, the wished for point of the ova< uution of the I’rim-ipnlities, but will involve oil the part of the Five Powers, no technical giuirunteo to Turkey beyond what ulreudy exists in tho treaty of 1841, and which, in fuel, says the writer, would he superfluous." Private accounts from Olmutz, 2t8h, say that this peaceable result of the Conference was mainly owing to the assurance given by Lord Westmore land, that the British government would not insist on the Porte's accepting the Vicuna Note without modifications, it would at least abstain from advice to tho contrary; and that it would particularly guard against making any pledge of material sup port to tho Sultun Iu cuso lie should doclare war against Russia; that, on the other head, th-. Empe ror of Russia would not consider tho arrival iu tlio Bosphorus of a few ships of war, such a» those which have passed tho straits, as n violation of the treaty of 18-11; provided the object of that demon stration was really to keep in check tho fuhaticul party in Constantinople The Loudon Times a fit I Daily Nows (liberal)con firm tho statements made above Willi respect to the reconstruction of tho Vienna Conference. The Now * pithily sums up tho matter hy saying that the task devolved upon this resuscitated conference is to lot down Russia us softly as possible. Tlio Nows fur ther says:—" What it is that makes Austria so ready to listen to reason is obvious onnugli. The treasury is empty, uud nobody will lenil to a Stale so often bankrupt. The ministers in London, constituting a majority the Cabinet, met on Monday, 3d inst., ut tlio Foreign Office, uud bold a long conference present condition of Eastern affairs. file intelli gence which was the immediate occasion of tho meeting was, that on September 26th, (a week later than last letters,) the Grund Council, a body consist ing of 1-10 inugnateH of tho Turkish empire, had recommended the Hultnn to muke a declaration of A letter from London, (Oct. 4th evening,) written after the news that the Sultan bad declared war against Russia, says: " A Cabinet Council is to sit to-day, or, if not, when all the ministers have reached London, to morrow, nun the question of active interference will he discussed. The resignation of Lord Aberdeen is by no menus improbable." Tho cholera in spreading slowly in Livornoo], Ten enses, of which the most part were fatal, oc curved oil board the Silas Greeninitn, in pbrt, with migrants for New York. A few case* nre still re- R orled iu London. Tho mulndv is subsiding at ewcustlc aud (’atcahcmJ, the douths since Sep tember lust, huving been 1789. In various other places a few cases fnoviwclb^-WttW a irerament journal* Cave Union of the Berrien few days the Canadian government announced that the project ^of uniting all the'pro. vinces, with Quebec as the federal capital, will soon take place. Each province Is us be allowed a sepa rate Legislature. Lord Elgin is said to have gone to England fbr the express purpose of arranging the important matter. The British province* now con tain three million of inhabitants. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. = * CANDIDATES. VOKhIIBKIVF. Mr. EDirOH:—F1«rm anununeoMr. JOHN A. STA LEY,. candidal, fur th, offlo. of Sh.ril of CbRUum County, Rt the election in January, 1851. j, l< MANY VOTERS. To the Votern of Cholhnni County. riLioo-Cmim: I am a candidal, for the .Illee of Sherll of yenr eennly, .1 the election on the drat Monday in January, Inil, and n.pactfolly aollelt your .urport. hL_8* B I.YON. To the Voscrn of Cholhnoi County. Run. Citirrus I am a Candidal, for tho olBee of Bheriff of yonr County, at the election in January next, and rerpeotfally oolicit your tupport. oot « ALEXANDER THOMAS. TKMTIMONY FROM t’ASS COUNTY. ^ — e. PORTER, oar .Agsnt in Adalrsvills, ICa s»y«, Jacobs Cordial goes like hot nakst, •Jacob 1 has got a start which if maintained will ere long give him a reputation not common to man ia those tatter days. 1 have sold aU but 6 bottles sad from what I can judge of the general satisfaction it has givsa, It is one of the •* Valuables" whose salts are bound ever to increase. It haa la some eases done wonders causing those whose lives were despaired of to "rise sad walk." For saleb/A. A. Boloxors A Co., and W. W. Lin uolk. I oct 22 ALWAYS ON HAND* ■a — Dr. G. D. BARNES having remained lathe •Oft city during the summer to devote his time to the relief of his patients, and to perfecting himself ia the manufacture of that new and beautiful style of Artificial Teeth, on Dr. Allen's Talent, challenges any of his competitors for public favor to produce specimens of their own manufacture to equal the work done by him, and will submit to a discriminating public whether the patent under which bo is working ia a humbug or not. oct 20 «t RETURN* | — , DR. JOHNSON, of the firm of Royall A •sjft Johnson, has roturned to the eity. All per sons having engaged his serviees will please take no- tiee. The subscribers take this method of expressing their thanks to patrons for sustaining them with such complete suocess, and it shall be their purpoeo to em ploy the most approved methods in their practico that they may inorit confidence, rather than resort to "Patents," whereby they may humbug themselves iuto notoriety. ROYALL A JOHNSON, Dontist.i, At Augusta, on Wednesday morning the mu, ai ner oct 19 f, Over G. B. Mitchel'a Music 8tore. roiidence near that eity, Mrs Charlotte Bugg. in the S5t. year of her age. Depnrtnre *r (tlesiters tton Havanab this ear. Florida, Woodhull, fur New York, at 11 P. M. Wrlaka, King, for Palatka, Ac., ntU)A. M. Ortpon, Moony, for Augusta, at 4 T. 61. Wm. Seabrook, Peck, Charleston, (inland) Xt8‘* P.M. ltcduction in Prices. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ao-Oct. 21. Per Central Railroad-1,4U6 bales Cotton and Mdse., to Washburn, Wilder A Co, Ixoeket, Long A Co. Wm Woodbridge, Cohen A Fosdiek. Wells A Durr, lione A Gonuery, Wm l* Yonge, Brigham, Kelly A Co, J II Bur roughs A 8on, E Parsons A Co. Crane A Reisers, J N Phillips,C H Duryes, N II A II Weed, C Hartrldgo, BjIiii A Foster, llardwiek A OWt, Hnhuu A Whitehead, Bothwell A Smith, Wm Dunaan, R Habersham A Son, Boston A Villalongn, Ogden A Hunker, J F Hamilton, Cohen A Tarver, Allen A Ball, J Jones, Lawson A God frey. JOB PRINTING AT NEW YORK RATES. 1,000 BUSINESS CARDS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, PRINTED FOIt Bit .OO, Hy JOHN M. OOOFKK & CO. C0MMKHUAL. His said thut James Gordon Beunett, editor of the New York Herald, has been in this country | tiuople thirty years, and was naturalized ouly three years ago! tp* By the latest news from Europe, the state- eut that our Minister to China had espoused the cause of the Emperor and offered him $1,000,000, is reiterated. BP A letter received by the Atlantic, by a com mercial house iu New York from a leading and re liable commercial house iu Loudon, states that the reported declaration of war by Turkey against Russia, Is without fouodation, aud was startod for ipeculative purposes. The Chaelkbton New Custom House.—The Mercury says that the materials of the new Custom House are definitively determined on ; the basement of Gran its, and the superstructure of marble. The contract for tho supply of these materials bus been awarded to Edward Lurned Sc Co. in which are as sociated Messrs. N. F. Potter aud L. T. Potter of that city. The French Wiuo growers report better prospects in the wine growing districts, particularly since the late rains, which have increased the size of the grapes and hastened their maturity. The prices, except iu the Bordelais, are all on the decrease. it is said the Paris correspondent of the Loudon Times receives $5,000 a year und is furnish ed with a haudsonia suit of rooms. The Fkvkii at Bebuuda.—Advices from Bor muda to September 27, state the continued ravages of the yellow fever. The deaths are in a great measure confinod to the military, and the govern ment officers and their families. Scarcely a Ber mudian has fallen a victim. Three English officers are among the latest death*. Salk or Geo. Law's Muskets^H is stated in the New York Times, that George Law, Esq., has effected a sale of a very considerable portion of his muskets to the Turkish Government,—to be used iu the war with Russia. They have not been sent, but are to be shipped in the course of a few days. vr We learu from the Baltimore Patriot, that the clipper ship of 1600 loos, built for James A. Hooper and Col. W. Cbesnut, was launched on Sat urday afternoon from the ship yard of- Hunt Sc Wagner, at Canton. She bak been named the Kate Hooper, in compliment to n lady belonging te the family of one of the owners. She is intended for the Liverpool trade, aud will l>e commanded by Capt. Jackson, late of steamship Palmetto. Yellow Fever Deaths.—The brig 8. Thurs ton arrived at New York, on Sunday, from Cien- fuegoa, reports the deaths of three of her crew on tho voyage, namely: Edward Snow, of South Or ringtoo, Me., second officer; Thomas J. Warren, of Maiue, aud Jobu Bruncy of Boston. Captain Elies- aob, of the bark Victory, died at Cienfuegoe on tho Iflth, and Nathan Pinkuey, of Yarmouth, N. 8., and Aloxander Sultena, of Boston, ou the 14th ult. Thn following is the weekly statement of the New York bonk*; capital $48,450,000; loans, $86,000,- 000; epecie, $11,330,000; circulation, $9,464,000; depositee, $50,000. noted. J. B. Gough was lecturing at Exeter Hall, London Lord Anderson, a Scottish Judge, died suddenly of fever, at Dover, on tho 28th ult. The Earl of Carlisle (Lord Morpeth) wns recover lur from nn attnek of small pox, at Smyrna. Thn Liverpool Underwriters' Association haa pro- seated uu address to Lieut. Muury. By tho wuy of Belgium colons a statement for hicti tlio public worn not unprepared, to tho effect that the French Cabinet hail at Inst oxprnsiod, in strong terms, its " surpriso" at the irresolute con duct of thn British Ministry with regard to tile af fairs of Turkey. It was openly asserted that tho Frnuch Goveruuioul cousidured that England hud been duped by Austria, outwitted by Prussia, aud unskilfully led by Lord Aberdeen ; and the Minister of War wns said to huve issued orders of a nature to coHvoy tho impression that France must be ready lor ovary emergency. A Toulon pnpur coufinn* this by stating thut nil officers and eudiers on leuve, in thut city uro ordered to join their respective corps immediately. A Brest paper mentions that under tho recent de ne, lowering thn import duty on suited provisions, largo orders had been sent out to Central America. The government, notwithstanding the large ad vance in brindstuffs iu other European markets, in sins upon keeping the price of bread down to 40 cents per kilogramma. The Moniteur publishes a convention between France and Mexico, for tlio payment of ull moneys dun Freuch subjects. M. Francis A rug o, the celebrated French Astrouo- nr and politician, is dead. The grand military manniuvrcH in tho presence of the Emperor Nicholas, at Warsaw, wore to com mence Oct. 2d, ntul to Inst five days. Tho Emperor of Austria und King of Prussia were to henrosont. Gen. Prince Gollziu, Quartermaster (icueral ol the Wiiutrennoj Siraschy, (hy which is understood the urmy that has to do homo duty when the nation is at war,) had been placed under tho orders of the Quartormastor general of the Enineror's stall', nn arrangement which is interpreted in a warlike souse. A Russian squadron of 30 suit wns ohurrvod Sept, 19th, about IDS miles distant from Copenhagen. From St. Petersburg, it is stated, Sept. 2-lth, that tho •hips had hern ordered back to Cronstadt there uvvnit orders. Another account says there are laid up in ordiuury in consequence of the stormy weather on tho Baltic. Arcounls via Constantinople, mention that tho Russians wore preparing to muck Circassia with largo force, and that two envoy* front Schamyl had arrived nl Consiuniiuople to demand further tunco from tho Porto. Letters from St. Petersburg roach to Sept. 26th, but contain nothing new. From Odessa, dutos were to tho 23d, when tho wheat market wns aguiu uctive, tne trunsuclious during the week huving amounted to about 80,000 quarters, at on advance of 26. A private letter from Constantinople, of the 19th ult.. states that the last accounts from Circan*ia not satislactory. It adds that tho Russians have ■emhled a considerable force on that side, and preparing to innke a general attack, with, according to some, 40,000, according to others, 60,000 men— Two envoys from Schamyl hud arrived at Cunntun tiuople to dcmniid further assistance from tho P against the Russians. Advices from Loudon djpod 2 o'clock, the 4th inst., state that thn rales for money omitiuue easy, nominally at 2 or 3 per cent.; uud not much call fur the accommodation. Foreign stocks ure dull, with out much uRcration, business being nearly suspen ded. Thn quotations in most cases have been nomi nal. Further rumors hod been propagated to the effect that the Sultan hnd positively signed a de claration of war. Under ihrsa circumstances thn whole of the markets are in a very unsettled condi tion, with fluctuating prices, further definite intelli gence lining anxiously awaited. At 3 o’clock Consols for money und account were quoted at 91 to The adviecs from Berlin mention an expectation that the rate of discount in that city will be forth with raised to 5 per cent. With tlio exception of Berlin, the exchanges from the various continental towns show a continued teudeucy towards improve ment. The contrmnluted increase in tho rate of discount at tho Bank of France, is looked upon as certain to take place without delay. Tho next monthly return from that establishment will show, it is said, u further considerable decreaso of bullion. Cotton interest, which tho ...... from abroad for somo time back soem to strengthen and mature ; aud during the weok undor review they havo olthor remained passive spectators, or have beon induced toonorate, owing to the favorable terra offered them by holders, whose etooks were in creasing, and in some instances bad grown beyond their control. The oonsoquenccH has been, that prices have reoedf>d to a much lower point than the rates current at the lira: made up our former report. We have adopted a class of quotations to correspond with this re duction, from which it will t-a seen that the market olosrs at a reduction of >aaln on the rates quoted in our report of the 13th instant, tlio greatest depression being on the lower qualities below Middling, wbioh consti tute a very Urge portion of the receipts. Some fancy lots have changed hands, but it is uselesato go into par ticulars, as thoir transactions could form no criterion ot tho market. The receipts since our last comprise 9731 bales, and the sales in the sntno time may bo esti mated at 9731 bales, 1600 of which wore sold yesterday. Tho transactions rango from 7. t 4 to 10){ cents. We quote Inferior, — ; Ordinary to Good Ordinary, 8a8*4 ; Middling to Good Middling 9s9>* ; Middling Fair, 9)«c; Fair - ; Fully Fair and Choice, -a-. Ricx.—Wo have no now feature to report in tho Rice market. The receipts, which embrace 1268 tes, have been sold at prices corrcs|>ondiag w ite the terms paid at the close of the previous week. The transactions have ranged from 4a$4>« per hundred. FiiKicnTs.— 1 The Liverpool rate continues firm at T-l'Jthsd. for Cottou in square bags. Tho coastwise rates are unsettled. We quote : to Now York, 20e, and to Boston, ?*o. ATLANTA, OCT-20-P. M.—Cottoh.—Tho late ac counts from Furore |havo unsettled our marko, and buyers are not willing to operate at less than a full 1 cent per pound decline on last week's quotations. We quote 6^ to M conU, the latter prico for Fair, at whioh prioo tho market is dull. Bacon.—We quote hog round at 8>« to 9 cents. Hams are scarce at 11 to 13cts. Lard scarce at 12>. to IS cents per lb. Corn ia selling at 60 to 60 eta. NEW YORK, OCT. 17-P. M.-Ths stock markst closed a shad firmer to-day. Money continues tight. Flour steady. Sales of 10,000 bbls at $6,87a8 for State brands; Southern f7a7.12>,. Corn duller-ialea 20,000 bushels mixed at 85c ; yellow 86c. BALTIMORE. OCT. 17.—The steamer's nswa has _ jraewhat unsettled the flour market, and but little was done until late in the day. Ths sales are 1200 barrels Howard Street at $6,87JHi and 260 do at $6,81>4, and 1000 do at $6.8! *4 for December delivery. 8AI.ES AT THE COKN EXCHANGE. Corn dull. About 17,000 bushels offered and only FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA, Via Darien, Urunswick, St. Alary's, Jacksonville, Picolata, Palatka and Aliddltburg, (Black Creek.) . Tbo new and superior steam packet HT. JOHN'S, Cart. Jamas Freeborn, will loave for the above places on THURSDAY MORNINO, 28th inst., at 10 o'clock.— For freight or passage, having handsome state-room accommodations, apply on board at tho wharf recently occupied by tho Union Steamboat Cninpnny, or to oct 22 I J. II. GIJNBY, Ag't. STEAMSHIP ISABEL. KOtt K K Y»W KHT AND HAVANA* To leave on Tuesday, 1st November. The U. S. Mail Steamnhip ISABEL, Wm. Roi.lins, Commander, will regularly leave this port jc. the 1st and 16th of each month, leaving here for above porta on Tuesday, IstNovembor. For passage ouly apply to oot 21 COHENS A HERTZ. UNITI1B8TA T E S MAIL LINE 11 o'clock, A. M. lendid fast going steamshii e tpi 1 FLORIDA, Capt.M7 8. sill leave as above. For freight ct 19 or freight or passage apply to PADELFORD.FAY it CO. i» Woodhull, 4y to Flour unsettled. Howard Streot held at $6,87>s—1 Whisky in hhds32e aud bbls 33. WILMINGTON, (N.C ) OCT. 18.—Sinoe Saturday morning last 310 bbls Turpentine have been disposed of $3,80 per bbl for Virginia and Yellow Dip, anil $2 per bbl for hard. Sales of 100 bbls 8pirits Turpentine on B5 bbls Tar at $2,60 per bbl.- rivate terms. Sales of 215 bbls Ta: private terms, haiea No sale of ltosla that Furelgn Market*. HAMBURG.—Tho Cotton market Is qniei aud price: may bs considered nominal. Hieo has aguiu boon in ro- lest, and in tout inoiammt ad***or of 4a8s per cwl is been paid. ANTWERP.—Cotton has ruled dull, aud prices tend in the buyer's favor. The market for Rice has been very greatly excited, and of Arracan considerable sales have been made, ohiefly for export, pricee advanc ing progressively from until they closed a bona. pkgs Hardware, 29 tons Bar a umller Pans, 1713,■•j tons Balt. Stork oT Cotton In the Interior Towns, Not included in the Receipts. Towns, 1852. 1853. Augusta and Hamburg, Oet. 1 7,018 6.W3 Macon, (Oa.) Oct. 1 3.157 1,92b Columbus (Ga.)Out. 16 3,936 3 ,l) 23 Romo, (Ga.) Sent. 1~ * ™ Montgomery (Ala.) Oet. 10 4.692 2,«M Memphis, fTonn.) Oet. 8. - JJJjJ Columbia, (8. C.) Sept. 19 - 2,900 2,000 OPPOSITION LINE. For 1’alntkn, FI. and Intermediate I’lncex Leaves every Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. The regular steain-paekot WELAKA, Capt. N. King, will leave hm above. F ht engagements or passage, upp 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agout. N. B.—The Faro to Brunswick is reduced to $4. 1 board,0 113 Saturday Evening, the 22d inst., ht ur passage, apply on board or to K1NCHLEY k THOMA8, Agts. 1 under one dollar, must be paid on k. For freight I K1 _ -AU freights under trf* FOIt It \ LTI AlOlt 1. The schr OEO. J. JONES, Capt. II. Looli, dll moot dispatch fur tho above port. For freight r Ag . t> 1, IK DIVIDEND NO. 66. flHIE Boenl of Directors Iimvo thin day doclared I Semi-Annual Ilividond of FIVE DOLLARS por snare, payable on and after Mondny noxt, the 24th insl. I. K. TEFFT, Cashier B^TTho Chronicle k Sontinol, Constitionalist k Ro public, Augusta ; Millcdgevillo Recorder, Athons Whig, and Wilkes Republican, will please publish the Music, French, Drawing- uud Painting. 1 3 MILLER will resume his lessons on tlio I’ and Organ with his former pupils on Monday the 21th inst. Day and evening classes arc now ' ing for French, Drawing and Singing. Apply 1 South Uroad-stroet. Also a second-hand Fiano for salo or hire uhoitp. oct 22 fit To Journeymiyi Tailors. r | , VV() Coat Makers nod Two Pantaloons' Makers can find constant employment at DIBBLE k CAREY. ^ Charleston Mercury pleaso copy 3 ?itues ar ■end bill to this office. NOT BOASTING, BUT FACTS. CAPS—C A PH—'Tho finest nnd best made Caps to be found in the City, are to be tound at the Clothing Store, Gibbon * rants—all mado up for my trade and so [oct 221 GEO. H. NICHOLS. cheap—call and lowini Thefollowing newsnapers will pleaaeoopytE till 1st November, and send bills to this Office :• South Carolinian, Columbia, (tri-weckly) MAIUNE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Sttoamer Calhoun, Barden, Charleston, to 8 M Laffi- teau. MEMORANDA. Lewes. DolOct 18—Bark Cabassat.for Savannah, and five Sont'.orn bound aohra went to sea this morning. fiolir. Glonroy, Edgeoombe, Savannah, 13 days.— Timber. To tho Master, put into Charleston on Wed nesday last, she was hound to^PMIadelpJiia. ^ On the 11th inst., In lat. 33.48, in the Gulf stream, about 4% A. M. was run into by a vessel, supposed to be a ship, she having no light set, struok * a the larooard quar- _ her course notice of us—had to throw 1 deck load in order to lighten the and doing other damage ; the sbjp kept and apparently took " * ' ' part of the [From tho N. Y. Herald, of Monday.] Talk oct ’Change. Flour ob Saturday was sninowhut firmor—com mon State brands having closed ut 6.87 a $7. Wheat was active, without material change in prices.— Transactions in corn were light. Tlioro were sales of seven hundred bales of cotton, at hulf a cent per pound dcclino. Captain Nyo, of the steamship Pacific, wns on 'ClinugR, who Htutud that the favorite Collins steam er Pacific—which ho comiuundcd—would be all right aud rendy to resume her trips on tbo 12th of No- vembor. A gentleman, reputed to be posted on Cuban af fairs, alluded to the correspondence of a friend in the West India Glands, in which it was stated that important negotiations were on foot, to which Enc- land, France, Spain and the United States were sill parties. Further particular* were expected by the Black Warrior, the auhstance of which might be given to tho public. Tho merchants, hh a class, who generally congrc gated each duy on 'Change, wore thought to be much easier in thoir utouotary affairs than some of tbo bauks ; consequently, it was facetiously proposed [For the Daily Morning Nsws.] The Latest Legal Declaloa* (Abridged from the Georgia Nrpurts.) BT MILKS W1RKGRSSS, KS(*. A drover was driving his swine.— Ualf-faUoned, consumptive and thin; Two lawyers--bound homeward, to dine,— Remarked tho sod plight they were in. Said one: " Tea to one, Tom, that Death— A creditor hard, 'tie supposed— Holds mortage*, now, on Uieir breath Ton honor! I think be's/oroeJossd/" III. Quoth Tom : “An opiaica’s » gem, Too precious to oast away here 5 A mortgage there may be;—ahem! Bat, UxxKr, ths lion♦ is qaito clear!" •Usually pronounced lean ; the erthapisU of the Bar, however, jay Is~«m. Wiax/iXAMBURO 1 , Oct. 20,1853. hoard part eel. The brig Rufus Roule, Chapman, from Inauga, bound to New York, laden with salt, putiuto Wilming ton on the 15th inst. in distress; qrow sick and vessel leaking badly. Sha will discharge oargo and will bo taken on tho railway for repairs. Brig Monte Christo, (of Boston) Wass. from Addison, Me., for New York, with lumber, parted her chain in the blow night of 11th inst. dragged her other anchor, and went ashore on the common flats, eff Chatham; will probably be got off by discharging deck load. On the 12th, iu attempting to earry out an anchor, the boat filled with water, and the mate, U. H. Flummor, of Addison, Me., and Jas. Thomas,eeaman, ~ “ THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING” AT THE ATHENiEUM. SIX FAREWELL CONCERTS, Comuienclnji Monday, Oct* 24th* MURPHyTwEST & PEEL’S ORIOINAI. CAMPBELL MINSTRELS. Auiit.il l.y Mr. EDWARD KENDAI.I. uni Mr. OEO, KENDALL. Tlio, will introduce . great v.rioty of NEW FEATURES. £3* Tickets 60 rents. Doors open at 6>„', and NOTICE. I HAVE in my possession a bain of G giug whioh ths owair can have by dea same and paying expenses, on application to oot 21-31 E MENDALL, City Officer. Millinery and Fancy Goods, mis. s 1E. BE It, No. 157 CongrewM-Si., SaTiuitinli. Begs to announce to her friends and the public, that she has just returned from New York with a large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks and Mantillas; Bonnets, Satin, Straw and Beaver Head Drosses, and Cape of every descrip tion. Somo of tho molt olegant French Embroideries, in the way of Undorsleevos, Collars and Chemisettes: also, a very largo quantity of the ehoisest Ribbons and Flowers, with a great variety of the most beautiful Silke for day and evening dresses. Mrs., Sn.nr.u will also earry on tho Drem Making and Millinery on an extensive scale. All erders which she may be favored with will be promptly attended to. , hire. 8. will open her stock oa Wednesday, the Mth of October. oct 21 For Kent. A PKSIRARLE Hire, story liwnllin, llnuui Joau-.tr.it, with » whoi. tot »tu«l»d. Amilj is office. H oet 21 Want to Furcliuse. A MILCH COW that can bo warranted to at least 12 quarts per day. Apply at this T UBIN’S PKRFILHKS.—Jenny Lind, Ho- li qoetdo Caroline, Violet, Weet-End. Jessamin, Fatchoaly, Magnolia, Verbena, Hough and Ready, Crystal Faloce, Torborsuse, Jockey Clan, Mignonnct' lledf osmla, Cadent, Tea Boso, Musk, Msll^fleurs. U lotropc, Ross, Geranium, Poppinaek. Sweet Bri Winter Blossom, Summer Blossom, *.tiao, Fink, Ales- mio, Eglantine, Musk Rose, New Mown Hay, Caprieo do la Mode, Marechale. Idly of tho Valley, ete., etc., just received and for aale by oet 21 JOHN B. MOORE k CO. RECEIVED BYibHN~K.050P«e I.OO. wBDXKiDar, ocT.lwetB F UN JOTTINOb, or Laughs I ba>® taken A Pen to: by N.Parker Willis. with not., and .iour.au. Ilinltratl,. oftli* Manner, and Customs of the Romans; by Professor w. a. Beeker. „ , A History of Oermaay. from the earliest period to tho present time; by Frederick Rohlrausch—^Trans lated from Gorman edition, by James D. Haas. History of England from the first invasion by thn Romans to the accession of William and At ary in 16m; by John Lingard, D. D.—in thirteen volumes, vole. 2 and 3 received. % The legislative Guide, containing all tho rulee for conducting business in Congress—Jetterson's Manual and the Cltisen'u Manual, Ac. i by Joseph Bkvllett Bur leigh, L. L. D. - . , v Count Chrietoval—A Sequel to Lord 8axondale; by G. W. M. Reynolds, author of "Mary Fries.'' Sparing To Spend, or The Lotions and Finkertone; f T. 8. Arthur. Tbs Book of Parlour Games, for the social circle; by the Authoress of Flora Lexicon. The Little Drummer, or filial Affection; by Gustav Nleritt. Tho Fhysician'e Visiting list Diary, for 1854. The Industry of All Nationi Gleason s Pictorial. Barnutn's Illustrated Nows. i inary, lor ibo-i. Nos. 9and 10 received. NKW ARRIVALS. DRY-GOODS, MV-G00D8! IIENKY I.ATlIROi* Ac CIO., TTAVE received per recent arrivals, ami offer for XX Plantation Dry Goode; Londou Duffll, and Twilled Blankets; Georgia Kereeyaand Plains; Nortli- - J odo; heavy (all wool) do; heavy Cordova do; /Brown Shirtings; plain and twilled Red Flan nels; Plaids, Linseys, colored Homespuns, Ao. PRINTED D'LAINES, MERINuS, Ao.:-Prlnted French Mouetin d'Laiuoa; American do; plain modo and high eol'd do; French and English Merinos, a va riety ol colors; raw Silk Plaids; MousUn d’Baise; printed French Cambrics. DllKHH KIIjKH. Plain,plaid,and striped Dress Silks; rich Brocade Jo; plain bl'k Silks, a large variety; bl'k Brocade do; bl’k and Rep. do. MOURNING DKKHN (JOOD8. Monslin d'Laince; French and English Bombasines; jMpacoas, Canton aud Tamiso Cloths. ULOAKH Sc MANTILLAS. Cloth Cloaks aud Talmas ; bl'k aud ool'd Silk Man tillas; Ladies' bl'k and eol'd Cloths for Cloaks, and a variety of Trimmings for tho ismo. KmbrolilcrlCM iV Lnce Goods. Mourlln Collars and Chemisettes: Loco do; rioh Emb'd Lawn Hdkfs; Mourning Collars; Chemisettes and Undorsleovcs; Muslin Caps; Infanta' Waists: Swiss and Jac. Edgings and Inserting! ; Thread and Lisle Edgings and Inserting*: Cambric and Muslin Bands. ULOYKH. Ladies' Misses', Men's and Boys' Gloves, a large va riety. 1IONIKKY, Men's and Boys' Worsted and Cotton Half Hose; La dies' and Misses' Cotton and Worsted Hose ; Ladies' bl'k and w liito Silk do. IIoiikc ViirniNliluu Goods. 10-4 11-4 and 12-4 Linen Sl.irtiugs : 9-4 10-4 and 11-4 bro. and bl'ehod Cotton Shirtings; Pillow Caso Linens and Cottons; 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4 bro. and bl'ohed Table Damask; Damask Cloths ; Napkins and Doyles; Huca- buc, Scotch and Russia Diapers. Irish Linens, good •tylea. Bed-Ticks, Furniture Dimities, Ae. Cloths nnd Casshnerrs. Black French Cloths; Flaiu and Twilled Blue dodo; bl'k Doo-Skine; plain and plaid Tweeds; Kentucky Jesus; bl'k Satin Vestings, and bl'k and eol'd Silk Vestings. oet 20 Private lloiirUiiiK House. T QIE mibRcrilmr having tnkrn tlio spacious rosi denes lately occupied by Win. I. Way, speetfully notifies his friends and the public, that he is prepared to accommodate both permanent avd tran sient UUARDKRS on reasonable terms. Persons who have room* elsewhere can take tbeir meals at hie bonse •honld they wish to do so. Tbo house is located in .—* --*•- —i Wright Square, opposite the "erection h .'ill give him Tbo. C. DUNHAM. central part of the eity, c Court Horn - Hamden’s Express. { JACKAGE8 mill Parcels of ovnry rioscrinth forwarded to tho North, California and Europe our noxt regular Express, which loaves by steamer Florida, Oot. 22d, at II o'clock, A.M. Persons wishing to ship freight by this lino, will pleaso send their goods in hy tho evening of the 21st. HARNDEN‘8 EXPRESS, oct 26 153 Bay-it., Savauuah. F " C “’ h " Cit * Acce Ptanc. BROUGHTON STREET CHEAPDBV«OOD8 STOBE, A Ft» Door, Ea,t of Barnards, WHOLESALE AND RET*I. Foreign A Domestic Iry Good, ia lh. eity, mo.t ...orally lolooud by oa. A. .. ^ la tlio bo.tm.rkot. for cMh, ooa.i,t|„, *„ ! “• «ra. BROWN AND BLEACHED SHWlNGS Sheetings. Drillings. Shirting Strife*, nl.i Tieks, colored and Mourning CalicJ«l^J^Vl“ u, IB* colored Ginghams—la eadlres variety"’ eo4 DU GOODS. A largo collection of Black and colored uu „ Plaid *od Spaa Bilk.. Brocade? hlhi, Paramatta., Blaok, Bilk W»rn AlJ?.J 1 *V l V l ««. and Cooton Clotho. f "PMcao, Bombul,,' Black and Colored Silk Mantilla, White Canton Crape Shaui. Brocho.TorkoIra and French Merinodo ja.at»,ofL..,..dfl,.ar. Wool Show!. 1 !, 1,(1 .lira’ French Cloth Cami... LINEN GOODS Li... J l'.T 1 ii.^VkVV4^. r ,^;? 1 “">' back, Scotch and Ruesia Diapers, TowbU a't HOSIERY AND GLOVER IlNDKaVKHTM and HUAU-hrm ' In tlio.. deportments trill bo found oar I.5T I., and well assorted supply. U,UM than can bo lied eloOnhoro. Pl.ntor. Md oUi.iT invited to e::emlno previous to purchasing. ,rl Hnltln.'tM nml Tweed, for ucrvnntt.wrnr moaned Boys.°^ * nJ for U.ntl,! Kuibroldcrlcn, I.nrcs, Klualin Collar. Embroidered Hobos, ChemlscP., with e Ursa ... ofL C Udkfs, r.rjr cheap Oenti’ BUk FoXlt’HS'f Bilk Umbrella., lload ltdkfs.etc., etc. * Bdlt, ; T. & t,. McKBNM A CARD. THUS in tlio one pregnant subject of dolt,, rightly understood, is included all that min h.. thought, dreamed, done and been, the whol?«xtenud universe and wlint it holds is but Clothing nnd th.« •onco of all solonoo lies in the Philosophy of Cloth.. * The undersigned beg leave to inform tlVlr friends and the publio sonoraUy, that they have entaltd fh! services of Mr J. C. SCOTT, of New York City E Cni! tor in their establishment. Feel satisfied that with th. combined talent now displayed, not only mlifiu t-i.! impossible, but of ploaslng all who may wishUMvs thore garments made to order. * 081 ** DIBBLE A CAREY. HUNDUIEM JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER FLORIDA. ■ boxes of now Fig Paste, New Buckwheat, Frach JL> Lemons, English Cheese, Jars Pressmd Qi D( . r Greon Giugor, New Hums, Fresh Soda Biscuits. \V mioolll, fresh Hrnokod Tongues, Pickles and Prsiemi of all kinds, at BERLIN A NATBAN8, * oct 20 undor Bt. Andrew's 11*11. ^7coi HKSH HILKK, At.-Plaid, niark ssd rolnr.it llrrw.ilsey amt Plain Bilk. n~.-l Colored Brocades and Flain Bilks, Bombuu. Canton Cloths, and a new style of Monniw ver before offered in this market, at KEMPTON A VER8TILLE8. 72 Rt. Julien and 106 Bryan-sts., Waring'* Hasp. oct 2U Daguerreotype Likenesses. f|tJIK subscriber is now propuroti to exccutn X LIKENESSES, in the boat stylo of tho art, at his magnitkout Gallery, corner of St. Juliou-stroot and Market Hquaro. All Pictures warranted to give satisfaction, or ro tation without extra charge. ayinstructiouH given in tlio art, with apparatus furnished; also, Stook and Chemical* for salo. oct 20 J. W. MILLER. TO KENT. j A Brick House on Jones-streot. Possession I given on 1st November. Apply at this Office. P4>K It ENT. A Tenement in lIudgMin'R Building on tlio Buy, fronting tho Sailors' Home, oct 10-6t RUBT. HABERSHAM A HON. TIT 1118KY*—10 barrels old Monongahela; I VV puncheon Scotch Whisky; ldo Irish do. For sale by [oot ID j HYLAND A O NEILL. .Smoked Benf and Tongues—10 £ bbls. just received by HYLAND A O'NEILL, oct 19 ffiT KLLOW HANK TOBACCO.-15 just rccoivcd by HYLAND A O'NEI R A1M3H, HAlBl.lBt-W nun iiosmh Raisins; 60 quarter boxes do. For salo by A. UON AUD, oct 19 cornor.of Bay nnd Whitakor-strcute. Notice? C ONSIGNEES per brig llobt. M. Charlton from Boston, will please attend to tho reception of their goods, landing This Day at Habersham’ **" All goods remaining on the Wharf after sunst stored at the risk aud expense of the ownors. t 22 J. ROBERTS A CO. 80 fill bbls Stuart's Crashed and Powdered Sugar 56 bbls Hiram Smith's and Pure Genesee Hour; GO do Tredwell's Butter aud Sugar Crackers; 40 boxes do Soda Biscuit, 50 bills St- J- Mo lassos ; 60 dos assorted Brooms: o,000 lbs new Codfish; 260 hbls good Eating Potatoes; 30 half bbls No. 1 and 2 Mackerel, (now); 80 boxes Boadel's fl's and 8's Patent Tallow Candles; 60 do White Cheese; 60 do Grant A Williams' 5's and 8's Tobacco; 300 reams Wrapping Parer, assorted; 175 boxes Smith's A Buchan's Family Soao; 100 do Beitdel'a A Colgate's Pearl 8tareh. Landing from bark Maria Morton and for sale by o«t 19 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. n, boys and children, and I expect to open by the Alabama to-day somothiug extra tor boys, and a very large assortment of Gents' Over Coats and business Coats. Call ami see at the Clothing Store, Gibbons’ range. [oct 221 OEO. S. NICHOLS. Coal, Coal: handsome, just rcceivod nnd for salo by 22 SAMUEL PALMER A 80N. SAMUEL PALMER A SON. Gibbons' Building. IHKIUNO VEHTH, Ac. L ADIES' I'ntont Merino Vest* do superfine Cashmore do * adioa’ China Spun Vests entloinon’f Royal Ribbed Shirts do extra sise Merino Wrappers Waring*' Range. Sateen Regular (hip) Whitt Regular French Ellslere Imported Woven Bosom Girdle do at KEMPTON A VERSTILLE'S, 72 Bt. Julien and 106 Bryan-sts Warings' Range. H ighly perfumed Tuiim «o«ph.- Lubins, Jaeamia, Otto Rose, Musk, Mognardises efleurs, Beryoni, Palchonly, ett.; also, GuerUin'e, Veolettc's, Tovere', Madly's, Tenaud'e, Low's, Gelle's, Prevost's, Maugoret A Condray’s, Botin's, ett., etc just received and for sale by oct’22 JOHN B. MOORE A CO. riBILDUHN’M FANCY II A T8.—Wo \ / have a beautiful assortment of Infants' and small Boys' extra Trimmed Dark and Light pearl Cassimeru Hate; Infante' and small Boys' dark and light pearl Beaver Hats; Misses' Extra Trimmed While, Light and Dark Pearl Bloomer Flats, with Wire Trimming. Ladies’ very fine White and Blaok Beaver Riding Hats, all very pretty and euro to please. at N. K. BARNUM A CO., oct 22 176 Breughton-st,, op. St. Andrew’s Hall. [jlUEHIl iTUftl DROPS.—Koeo. ljomon and Raspberry Gnui Drops, just received from A. J. ftannoau's, aud for sale byj oot 22 X Quarts, Pints and half Pinta Fa •verod bottles., and for sale by SYRUPS — Superior ( ups, just from manufactory o A. J. Chanreaii, and W. W. LINCOLN, Afonnment-oquare. P IANO AND TABLE UOVEKH.-7^T y hand Homo lot of Cloth Plano aud Table Coven, u KEMPTON A VER8TILLE8, 72 St. Julien and 105 Bryan-sts., Wariug's lUue. oot 20 1)ODIADKH, OILH, Arc.—Maucenet It Cos- I. dray’s; Mllleflonr, Orange, Rose,BoquetdeCu. mine, Violet, Jeuamin, Heliotrope, Reseda, Foaidu, Lublin's assorted do, Roussel's superior Ox Iltrr v Dessey A Perris' do, Wright's Nutritive Cream, Rni’ ■el's PMIacombo, Jockey Club do, Chrystaline Pcnnij Kuphalia Hair Oil, Curling Fluid, Phalon's liair Ia- vigorater, Lyon’s Kathairon, Barry’sTrloopherens.tlc. Just reoelveu aud for salo by ^ octal JOHN B. MOORE k CO. EOR4JIA FLOUR.—100 bags freiTiT^d IT Georgia Flour ftom^new Wheat, from Cunniq- S EED OATH.—500 bushels of heavy selected Seed Oats. For sale by oct 21 COHEN A TABYEB. quality, for sale by 1 in Solti, of very fine F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Urysa-i JOSEPH LIPPMAN, CONGRESS-ST., MARKET SQUARE. Y iiivitna thn nttniit public, to liiH stock of Full nnd Winter Dry Goods, which having purchased on the most favorable torms, he is prepared to sell to tbo advantage of hie ous turners. These good* havo beon selected under his own inspec tion, and every artiele will bo warranted to be what it is represented. Among his stock will bo found the following, in vari ous qualities. A Inriso Annortment of Furniture Print*. Kerseys, Prints, Flannols, Ginghams, Bootoh Plaids, Chintcos, Satinets, DsLainos, Llnsoyi, Cashmeres, Cassimores, Alpaccas, Blankets, Cloaks, Tweeds, Mantillas. A grest variety Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs and House-Keeping Goods. Turkish Tocvcls, the largest stock in Savannah. Mlks, Lhccn, HIiiiwIm nnd EmbroidnrleN. A largo assortment of soasonablo Silke—Watered, Colored, Orocado and Plaid; also. Silk Poplins. LACE CAPH, Collars, Undorsluuvos and Chemisette. EMBROIDERIES, Swiss, Cambric and Jaconet Edg ing and Insertions, Cambric and Swiss Bands. 8HAWL8, Crane Shawls all sixes. Long Shawls from 3 to 10 dollars each. Printed Cachmere Shawls, Wafllc Shawls in groat variety. A full assortment of Carpetings, Rugs, Floor Cloths and Matts, well worth while to see. RAG CARPETING for kitchen use, an excellent ar ticle, and to which special attention is invited. DAMA8K Table Clotlis Whitt and Brown, Napkins and French Towels at various prices, with many other goods uot oauuorated, togotlior with an immonss stock CLOTHING, which will bo sold at wholosnloonly. Country Merchants and others wishing to pnrehaso cheap Dry Goods, will do well to call anu examine this stock before making their selections. 3m , oot 19 KLIMOVA L. JOHN'M. COOPER &, CO’S ASJIE) <57(2)1115 PRINTING OFFICE 1 I AVINti been removed to tho rooms ove IX Book Store, on the corner of Whitaker sad Ik Julien streets, and having been grestlr imp**vedbjd» utlJillou of new materials, they aro proparsd to ur cute, undor the management of lUIL C. A. HALL, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, cheaply, accurately and expeditiously, and ia a m; rior stylo of workmanship. BUSIN E88 CARDS printed at ths extraordin ary low price of $3 OO for 1,000. B ir orders received at tho Book Store, or attbeoffice of tho Morning Newt. BOOK BIND I NO. JOHN M. COOPER A CO. have connected with tkir Printing establishment, an extensive Book Bisdut and Blank Book Manltactobt, and are preparedin execute Book Binding of every description in tbs k« style nnd at the ehorttit notice. * e * w Opening of Fall anil Winter MILLINERY 00008, On Tliurndny, Oct. ‘JOtli. MRS. TOMB W OULD respectfully invito thn attention of tW Ladies of Savannah to the opening of her W and Winter stock of Millinery, to-morrow (Them*;) at her new establishment. No. 174 Broughton-W* nearly opposite St. Andrew's Hall. Having fitted up ia handsome style, a suits of K 4 '* monte ia every way adapted to the reception w *** venienoe of her visitors. She will open as above, u entirely new and elogant assortment of Caps. Beaaso. Ileaddressos, Flowers, Feathers, Embroidsriti, Dr*.«s Trimmings, Ao. Dress Making, In this department of her business she is prepint t imply with Cite tastes and wishes of her cuilonwrk« e tuileot and promptest manner. Smos ” Elownli Hills Flour. T HK undersigned having been appointed tho only Agent of the above Mills, will be kert constantly supplied with the various qualities of Flour, and be able to fill orders to any extent, either in Bbls. or Sacks. It is tho intention of the Proprietor to placo his Flour in this market so as to compote freoly with the Baltimore markot both in prioo and quality. A fresh eunply just received and for salo at the depot, oet 19 WASHBURN, WILDER A CO. Agents. Brandies and Wines. WINES. 2 Half Pipes old reserve Maderia. 10 do and Quarter cooks Sherry, 10 or ’ — Ia BRANDIES. 4 Half and Quarter casks Odard Brandy. 10 " " •• " JJ Dupny. 4 •* " *' " Sazoraoaud llennessy. In wood aud bottles, lor salo by hy a good assortment of nd Children, for sale TBICE A VEADEIt, 147 Bay-street. EASTERN HAY. A PRIME lot fort-ala ut $1.31 per hundred, by the ■ingle bale. Apply to oct 22 2 8. M. LAFFITEAU. ( 14L1IBN, BUIJHHUH A c,-A Beautiful as- j sortment of Ivory, Buffalo aud Shell, Tuck. Drees, Puff, Fine teeth, Bide|and Children's lying Combs, also, Ivory, Pearl. Satin wood, BulUlo, and Rosewood llair, also, Tooth. Nail, Comb and Shaving Brushes, of Eng lish, French, aud American manufacture, just received and for sale by oct 22 JOHN B. MOORS «{ CO. J ELLY.—‘JOdozen assorted Jelly, Apples,Cur rant, Strawberry, Orange and Qaincte^forby octal -- ’■ corner of Bay and Whltaker-ets. / (All BOW AY CORDIAL.—IU dozen Cur- \_J roway Cordial, for sals by A. BONAUD. oct 2I corner of Bay and Whittker-stt. frv/ Schnapps, a eapsrior Toal . psplic aud Invigorating Cordial,• specially recommend ed in all parsons residing ia the Southern country ; a demonstrated preventive of Agae, BsialUent sad Bil ious Fever, tor tale by A. BONAUD. oetil eoraer of Bay and WhlUker-sU. ^ Silver Plated Castors, Spoons, Forks and a fine as sortment of Table <>tkry, just received and for sale J. p. COLLINS. 1 LANTERN HA Y—150 boodles prune Eastern it iV‘ y ' ’“'“■V^S'bobnI cpwn.nquam. S TAIR RODH.—Round. Oval nnd Hnt Stair Bods, Curtain Pine and Baads, Tack Hammers aud Tacks, for sale by octal J. P. COLLINS. -OIDBIL-H) bbls. now Cider, just W. JR. DAVIDSON. Removal. RS. DOYLE, will remove her Milinery and Fancy Establishment, abont the 1st Nov , from rougeton-st., to th® store on Whltakor-*t., recent ly occupied by M. Prondergast A Co., opposite H. La- throp A Co's., after whioh timo the formor store will bu rent. tf oct 17 M H I VJ Hm To my Cusloiners., H AVING obtained the assistance of a first-rate Barber, 1 am now enabled to give immediate at- on to my patrons. My shop will hereolttr bo op^.n from 6 A. M. to if P. M., and on Saturday nights still later. W. J. HUNT, oct 19 6 169 Broughton-street. 1 31NE CUTLERY—Just received a very tu- perior assortmoutof Washttnholm'sand Rodgers Pocket Cutlery; also, some very fluo IUsors with and withoutCdsee; Ladies' fine Scissors, Ao. Ac., for sale at J. E. DEFORD. th® Apothecaries' Hall by P LATFORM nud COUNTER 8CALBH, Also, Spring balances, Scale Beams and Steel yards. For salo by F. W. CORNWELL, oct'JO H)i Bryan-strest. For sale at 165 Broughton- street. ghton-street. MORSE 4 NICHOLS. T I QUO UN.-175 bbls. Rectified Whisky; 1 J 1*20 bbls K. Phelp's Giu; 40 do P and H Bye; 26 bbls Domestic Brandy; 60 do SE Ram. For sale by oot 21 WEBSTER A PALMES. QTEP LADDERS, Clothes Horaoe, Towel Stands, Saw Horeee.Tubs, Wash Boards, Biggins. Wood Spoons. Butter Prints—together with every ar tiele ia the Wooden-war® line, oon be found at iy> Broughton-street, [oet 30 J MORSE 4 NICHOLS. Millinery and Fancy Oood^ MR8. BLUMENZWEIG, No. I4tm Uongress'itreeti Takes this method of informing t&» of Savannah and vicinity, that she he* op«*'i the Store No. 149>£ Congress-strest, »*****,, to Messrs. Einstein A Eckman, wher* koop* constantly on hand, every vsrW * Bonnets. Foathors, Flowers, Mantillas, Collar**PJJ®** Handkerchiefs, Chemisettes, Sleeves, U<niir/i j*V mings, Ac. Ae. Straw Bonnets washed in ths MJHP.' All order* from tbo city and evusttj, Vuukcc' Notions. II. V. SCOTT tfc CO., Ao. 17C Broughton-street—Up Alai"' -IUrout.I) rupecinilly invito iho atlcnlion ofOjr W and Country m«ich»ut» to thtlr «»>‘ ' al/ick of lt.berduh.ry, P«rfum,nr. C»BM.«““ W,re,. SUUou.rj »nd r»uoy Ooodt of »U duentw- TOYS. A very large mortment of Tori- 3m For Sale. _ Tb, Yatoh Pilot Boat PUT. 8h, h « * 47 tom burthen. Apply to JAMtS KI8U aSyaULAQUOBN t CO. 11 riMIK Uudcraignnd ha»eUii,d.y 1 tb.m m the "Factor,ge Bualneaa Mr. OSCAR A. SORWOOR, el CoJ v Ur. Uunlt.m'a oontluued 111-hetltb pn’ eD i; , tiro p.rtiuipattDU. The firm —iff t r »n , rtu* „ uu ^; K ni “ Il> of r0B r T oi®>- oct 18 M uscovado »ugab.-7JM* W 1 " 1 do Sugar,•• llOAIlDINO. fM ,,m 8 or 10 steady Mcclianice enn fimiI «hv applyi°8 boarding homo on reasonable terms, d/v^wh; No. 33 Margarot-stroet. Centerly shuw pU „| Messrs. Lachilsons' Foundry, the Depot ono^ ^ Road. —— S OUTH.WEBTKBN ' a). Share, for ,ato on LltX-'* SIJN DRIES. , r/\ lihle. A, It anil C Clarified Su,aril - * Crualicd do; 20 do Powdered do, 111 titid■ Prtino Porto Rioo llugart ; •a do common to Good PorwRIooS'S ‘JO boxoa l*af Sogari 200 hag. Bio 60 bags old Java Coffee; , nl - c k T 60 oheata aud half-tl.t.U Orenn and Blao 1U0 boxes Tobacco, 10 *,8 e.6 stud |>o 5 do Bough and Ready, and 5 do the Seas, very fine; 50,000 Bcgare, some very fine; nog ijuei; 26 boxos Lemon Syrups, ?>. n dl«<; 200 do Tallow, Star and Sperm Cana 200 do No I Pale and Family 60 do No 1 Tearl Starch; IWl» M * 60 bbls Butter and 8ugar Crwkert, 2ft boxee Extra Butter and Soda CrM 10 bbls fresh Pilot Bread ji 20 dos 1 »»nw 60dos Brooms; 10boxos Candy? at tip(; 80 boxes Cheese, some very * 9 ' . 20 bbls Illram Smith * oar ,! OV*** 1 60 do Baltimore do; 10do Whm^. ssxpsissssa^SS^> 'rmu,_Crimpl.g ..dPtpl M Iron., and QuUllag COUN. MEAI. AND^^f!;, »ck 200 for aal, by iMtdll CU*S--rrr^5d IJALTIMC.HK fr0mKhMMrn.Il.a5W*'£•eUNNlNfl*
