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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1853)
HA VANN AH MORNING NEWS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1853 THE DAILY MORMMft KEW8. "KV JOHN M. C00PKR. AVI Mil A HI T.THttMPHON, BPITOK. ’ ' tTrm s: B • II T $5 00 | M ® .VW will appear in both paper*. Uxrttisi Circulation lu the «hy II oAVAaiffAiiio Nouilny Morning, Nnv»r UH, 1HJ3. WMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted forth# Savannah Dally Morning New#.] KumU nud T«rkey—TLe War to be Con- tlnwed. New-York, Nor. 27. A private letter, dated London, 11th lust., receiv ed by the Canada, ut Now York, eUtev that Coum N.’snolrodfl, haa officially Informed the UritUh Gov- eroment, that the Caar haa determined to fight it out with the Turks. Shipping Intklliorncb.—The ahip Southport, cleared at New York on Saturday for Savannah. The ecbooner Fannie, arrived at Philadelphia on Friday from Savannah. The brig Live Oak, from Darien, Geo., wua apo keu offSquam Inlet, on Friday. Her crow wereHlI •Irk, except the Captain. Another crew waa put on board. __ fy An advertiveniniit in another column, call* a Hireling of the Wbiga, to be held thia evening, to take counsel a* to the propriety of running a ticket for Mayor and Aldermen at the neat election. Philadelphia Art Union. We are requested by Mr. Pktkr O. Thomas, Honorary Secretary of the above inatitutiou, to •tale that lie will cloao hi* aubaoription liat on Wed nesday, tlm 30th ult, after which it will bo for warded to Philadelphia. Persons who wish to be come subscribers, and thereby obtain chances for the splendid paintings distributed by the Union, should enroll their names bnforn*that_timc. Chinn Fowl**. We refer to the ndvoriinoment of these birds, in nnnther column. It will be seen that the list enu merates all the choicest varieties, uud that they are oflurod, and warranted, in healthy condition, and of clean breed, at prices very much bolow what have been accuatomed to hear as the value of Co ciiins and kindred tribes. Planters and other wishing to secure choice breeds, will do well to send their orders to the addieta indicated in the sd vertisement. fy By reference to their enrd, it will be that tho Chinese Company give their first entertain ment at the Theatre this evening. jy An event not sot down in the programme of the evening's entertainment, *nd which c Utile surprise among the “ Gods in the Gallery," and tlieirfiiiitipodes of the foot lights at tho Athrniriim on Saturday night, shared the attention of the house with the performance of the Kiinkcla. Shortly be forn the rising of the curtain the audienco wore sud denly aroused from the tedium, always incident to the precaution of going curly in order to secure seats, by heuring an unusual buzz and bustle out side, .ind by the active movements and arrangement* of the energetic Mr. Ford within, ns if in prepara lion for the reception of " honored guests." There was a simultaneous pause in the interesting conver sations which were being held in the dross circle; and lips that were parted and dosed In sweetest uc. cents, stood, in the same instant, widn ugnpn in mu test wonder. 'l'h*< parquette paid silimt tribute to the injunction, "Oh Hush," uud the galleries, a* ii in pursuance of a concerted arrangement, resolved themselves iuio Committees of investigation, to iu quire into iho.cause ofjtlie commotion : one of them betaking themselves to the lobbies to watch the pro grass jof events from that point, whilst the other suspended over the facade, looked with peering eyes, for the denoument in tho regions below. All for thn moment wm wrapped iu expectancy, nnd ti tmice pervaded the ontirn scene ; when suddenly a* it had boon excited, tho wonder of tho uudiencoguve place to an astonithtuaul no less perplexing or inex plicable, as they discovered through the enlrnnco- to the dress circle and parquette, numbers of strange nnd uniquely dressed figures moving to and fro, in the passage. Presently dm doorwuys were filled with groups of these *' tile observed of all observers," and tho audience recognizing them by their resemblance to the figures that usually accompany tlio descrip tions of Chiui, iu their Goorgrapliios, and which are tho slumps that iudicatn the gniiuiunun»s of Suuolioog, lloliea, and Ilysnu, became uwurn of their buiug surrounded by colestiuls. But it was not un til this fact wus associated with tho announcement iu the Ntws of the morning, of the coming of the Chinksr Juoqler8, that tho whole mystery wm solved, and we were mudu aware tliul our city wu* ulready honored hy so distinguished ail airivul. Ur It is reported thill Air. Orr, of South Caro liuu will be the administration cuudidato for Hpeukei of tho House. ' Fit* IN CoLUMUiA, ri. C.—A lire occurred on Friday morning, about daylight, iu a warehouse iu rear of Harrison's Hotel, Columbia, 8. C. The building waa consumed and about $3,000 worth oi cotton bagging, the property of John Caldwell, Esq. Nothing was inauri d. ty Tho rocoipia of (lie Wushnigton, and Now Oriouns Telegraph company, lor Octohor, it ia said, exceed those for tho suiuo mouth last year, by $5,000. J V* The Mercantile Navy nf tho United States is at presont greater tiisu that of the United Kingdom of Greut Britain, and tho touuugo of the single city of Now York is within a trifle of being equal to that of Loudon and Liverpool put togethor. According to statistic,our mercantile marine was, at the clot of lust year, upwaids of 4,000,000 tons, whilst that of Grout Erilaiu wus but 3,300,000 tons. Seven years ago tho lonnugn of Now Yolk was couridera Idy less than that of London. At tho end of 1653, it exceeded 1,000,000 tnu*, whilst that of London we* Cb'2,000 tons, ami that of Liverpool 634,000. These uro marvellous facts. Mass Meeting of tlie Hard Hkella of New York. Two pages of Iho New York Herald of Thursday last aro filled witn tho proceedings of the greut mass mooting of tho Hardshell Democrats, to cele brate what they call their recent victory in that State. Immense eulhurtaam prevailed on the oc carton. The party declared their separation from the Suits, and their determination to bent all parties and factions iu tlio State. Speeches were made by Commodore Stockton, Hon. Francis B. Cutting, Hiram Walbridge, Mike Walsh,Ac.,und letters were read from JudgoBrouson, Hon. Duuiel S. Dickenson, Hon. Johu B. Weller, Jamen Maurico, Judge Beard* ley, Alex. C. Morton of Gcorgin, and others. There is evidently an effort making to organiue a national party on tbuHurdrticll bnsis. The Pout Bluster tieuernl’s Report. A Washington letter says—The report of the Post Master General will, it is uuderstoud, be highly valuablo for tho importance nnd accuracy of the statistics it will present. It will be shown that tin- present cheap rates of iulaud pontage buvo noi yet proved sulllciout for the liquidutiou ol the ex pense atleudaut on the service. The Departmeui labors under groat eiubarra.smont from ilia extor tionate demands of the railroad companies, and a* the Post Master General lias uo remedy in hi« hand- u will be tfqr Congress to determine how the evil shall to wet lor the future. Congress voted last session about seven hundred thmuuud dollars an uu oqiiivolunt for the free mat- tor stmt in the mail*. There is reason, however, to believe dial this will uot cover half of the actual expenses which the department is pul to iu carry ing frsukt-d letters und documents. Tim suiiMica which will be produced as to the earning* of the Collias steamers will scarcely be ol much kcrvice to that company, iu iuducing Cougres* mn to put an end to the coutract as provided for in tlm act of 1852. One great cause nf expense to tho department I* luunu iu the immense amount of newspaper, nnd Iiitwr pnni.J ni«u.r, .out in tlio California mail.. Tito dejiertnieni pay. Ui-ntv-ttvn com. per p.uu'l for carrying ihc m.il rern.. , bt ,„ htn „ B 0 ' f U a?? on Ihl. printed matter fur III- .lull. dl.Ut.ce fro,,, No. Yoiltio dl „ Fr „ ci is ten cents per pound. Alttyollwr. *liil.t it i, M,hl, p,„b,hl. j^r Campbell mil uot rocomtn. ii.I ,„ y curtailment of the present oceae mail .ervicl*, hi will yet pre.ent lor the consideration of the country au nrrav ol facts and figures which will probatdy explain satis- factorfljr, to the meanest comprehension, the cuusc of the great woulib of the mail steamship compauie*. A Man Murdered w two States.—a man. aorau time ugo assMultod in Berwick, Maine, w*s re moved over ibo line to hia residence in New Hump •hire, where he has since died. Judge Howard, of Muiun, has charged the grand jury of York couuty that the murderer cannot he iudicled. at eommou atututa law, where the doadly wound waa inflicted in oue State end the roan died iu another- murderer will escape all puuishment by UiU new difficulty. If the judge’s decision is in accordance with lawi we ibink the law should be amended. Bo-irpN Punning.—They had u conundrum bene fit at the Howard Atbeiurum, Boston, on Saturday evening. That which took the cup was the follow ing ; Why ie Sir Win. Don like Sampson f Be cause be came to make sport for the people, and brought down the house I Another was a shocking bad oue: Why is a man praising children like opium I Because ho’« laud SM'sm. Correspondence of the Moraine News. ONB W8BK LATER PBoTkPBQPE, ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX Halifax. N. S., Nov. 24th. The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, Capt. Stone* from Liverpool at 4 P. M. on Saturday the 12th inst., with 100 through passengera arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning. The Collius Steamship Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool at 4 o'clock A. M. on Wednesday the Oth instant. • The Latest News, Five Russian officers had arrivod at Constantino ple as prisoners of war. Admirals Dundas and Hamolon aro at Constant!: nople aud tho fleets aro anchored in tho Bosphrous There is a minor that Bucharest has been storm, ed,—this Is perhaps premature. The son of Aras Pacha Is named minister of war, and fresh levies are raising iu Egypt. Tho pay of the Turkish army is disbursed regu- larly. Vienna, Evening of 10th Nov.—The following aro the conditions insisted ou by Omar Pachu in i note forwarded to Prince Gortschaekoff :—All th< strongholds in the principalities to bo immediately ^iveu into the bauds of the Turks,—tho complete evacuation of the Principalities as speedly as possi ble and a guarantee from all the powers agaiusta sim liar invasion. [By Submarine Telegraph.] Paris, Evenino of Nth Nov.—Tho Hours*: closed an follows : Three per cents. 73.60, four uud a half per cents. 99.85. bank 28.45. According to (he latest accounts received here from Conalaiitiiiople, the Sultan haa positively jectad all proposals which the Diplomatists hi submitted to him. It is freely reported that 25,000 French troops will he sent to Turkey, hut the or ders are not to bo given to the Minister of War ua lil the receipt of dispatches from General de ilil tier*, at Constantinople. Highly Important from India* The Overland India Mail lias been telegraphed, with news nf vital importance, if true. The Czer lias formed uu alliance with Dost Ma homet to proclaim war against tlio British iu India, It Britain persists iu supporting Torkoy. A large Russian force is to invade Bukhari, and a Puisiuu army is collecting in the Valley of Sooltunia to co operate with Russia against Turkey. If this is confirmed, the British Parliament will assemble forthwith, to devise measures to uvurt the dangers that threaten India. From other sources we learn that I’erula is not hostile to Turkey, so porliups all this is batele**. Turkey nnd KummIu. Official Telegraphic Dispatch.—The Con sul ol Prnuco at Bucharest to M. de Hourgueucy, November 6ih : "On the 2d and 3d of November, the Turks crossed the Dsnuho from Turtukai to Olteniiaa to the number of shout lS.OOu men. On the 4th Gen eral Pailof attuckod them wi)h 9,000 men, und after a brisk cannonade, a. conduit with buyout plot armies. Tho Turks main- tallied (licit positions at Olteliil/.s, ami have forti fied them. The combat lusted three hours; in it the Russians lost several officer*, and 13(1 privates killed ; uud six superior officer*, IH subaltern*, uud 479 privates wounded. The lose on the Ttiikirti sole is not kuown. 4,1*00 Turks occupied Kulvuche. 2,000 hove eslahlirtied theuudves on uu Ikluud in front of Giurgivo, aud 12,000 uro ill Lesser Wtl- Ischia." The folio received from Vienna Another engagement has taken place in which I-I superior Russian officers fell. The Turks ruiuainud i private account of the buttle, asters of tlio field, and tho Rusmuiis were retreat ing ou Bucharokt. Previous to the battle, the Turk* hud constructed a building and tetu de pout at Ka- lafut, which served us die hurts of their operations. It appears that Omar P«cku crossed ut three puiuis, with 18,000 at OltouiUa, 4,000 t at Kaivuclie, aud 2,000 at Giurgivo. •Skirmishes continually occurred at thn outposts. Beluie the crossing of the Danube, u body of ossneks mine to the river bank uud made signs ol insult to the Egyptians, who rurtied to their boats, I across the river in the faro of the Cossacks' uud having punished them well, und chased them some distance iulaud, ruturued in triumph to the camp. rumors of several other movements of the Turks iu different points along the Daniibn, and if the destruction of a Russian steamer ut llorsova, hut these reports, though probable, do uot rest on ufficient authority to state us facts. Selim Pacha bus crossed the Russian frontier in 1*ih, ami a battle has taken place near Bmourn. 5,000 men were engaged, uud both armies fell back night cumn on. At a second bailie iu Asia the Russians were defeated. On tlio 20th ult., Musko Buy, uu officer of Selim Pacha's staff, with a smull Be, was suddenly attuckod by a body of Russian airy. He fell hack, fighting, toward* the main body of tho Turkish army, and thn battle speedily ‘ general. 15.000 Russian* wero engaged ill -r hard fighting the Russians were defeated slid tied, pursued by the Turks, who planted the Sultan's standard, and made their quurler* at the porttioii of Orelle, eight hours distauco from Cioiockduro, where tho battle began. The orco defeated and driven hack to Buclin- the main body of the Rusrtnus under Gen. Dniieuberg, and 30,000 to 40,000 strong. If this be true, tlio news is summed up thus - - I'lie Turks huvu beaten the Russiuns in Asiu. The Tur kish left wing in Europe has beaten the Russian'* right, comprising their principal force, while the Turkish centre has whipped O.OOu Russians at Tur- tukiii aud is now prsssiug in upon Bucharest. Tub Tactics.—The policy of the Russians i* opposed to be, to draw the Turks Irom their pro amt advantageous positions to bring them to a bnt- tlo that sliull decide the cunipuign. The iutentiou nf Omur is to keep his promise to drive the Russian* the Principalities, aud to make his head quar ters at Bucharest. Diplmuucy lags uselessly in thn rear of tho fight ing, und oven yet hopes to adjust matter*, but uot till utter u decisive battio shall have been fought. A million is, that to suvo tho Czars amour prupre, negotiations shall uot be recommenced after any en gagement iu which the Rusrtuu* are worsted. Typhus fever is raging in .lie Russian ranks,and bus reduced the number of fighting men to 85,0(10 aud it will be six week* before reinforcementscuu urrivu mu Hohs Arcobice. Tho Czar has requested the Montenogrians to puruta ugainsl the Turks. The Porte Iihs decided that foreign refuges shall di he employed iu Europo, but may serve in Asia. Abdi Pacha is to be removad from tlio Asiatic conuuaii'. Constantinople remains quiet. Tlio Czar has issued the following arrogant mar. ifesto : By the Grace of God, We Nicholas the 1st, Em irur and Autocrat of all the Kussitis, by our man ifesto of the 14th of June of the presont yeur, wu in formod our faithul and well beloved subjects of (he motives which made it incumbent upou us to de mand ftom the Ottoman Porte,invioluble guarsutui i in favor of thn sacred lights of ihu Orthodox Church. Wo at the sniue time announced to them that all our efforts to briug the Porto by moan* of arnica bln persuasion to seatimeuls of equity, und to a faith ful observance of trouties, hud remained fruitless, and that consequently wo deemed it iudispeiisible to order our troops to the Danube. But adopting that measure wo still entertained (ho hope that the Porte would confuss its errors, uud would resolvo to give satisfaction to our just reclamation*. Our expecta tion* huvu buon deceived. It i* in vain also that the great powers of Europe have endeavored by their exhortations to shake tho bliud obstinacy of the Ottoman government. It is by a declaration of War, by a proclamation replete w ith full accusation* ngnim-t Russia that it replies to the pacific efforts of Europe to our for- beurance, finally enrolling iu tlm rauks nf its Army, tlm revolutionist* of all Countries. The Porte tin* commenced hostilities on the Danuba. Russia is provokud to the combat. No other moan* is leA thorn than a recourse to urms, to compeltlie Ottoman Government to respect treaties, and to obtain from it the reparation for the offences by which it res ponded to our moderate demands, and to our legiti mate solicitude for the defence ofilin orthodox laitli in Iho East, which is also the religion of the Ru»- »inn people. We are firmly convinced that our faithful subject* will join iu thn fervent prayer which we addressed to (he Most High, that he may deign to bless our arms in tlm holy and just cause which has at all lime* found ardent defenders in our pious Ancestors. In te dohmine speravi now con/ormidar acternum. Done at llerskat, the third day of Novcmbor, in the year of Grace, 1853, aud tho twenty eighth of oi.r reign. Nicholas. (Jurat Britain.—Tho British fleet at Spitimud is ordered to be reudy for sea ou the Utb, but their destination is not stated. The Lord Mayor's banquet took place, as usual, on the 0lt|, aud was attended by ull thn Cabinet, and foreign Ministers, including Mr. Buchanan. Mr. B'*. speech was merely complimentary to u successful issue. The Earl of AberdeciT referred to his kuowu policy of peace, but said that while ho still follow ed a peace policy, it wus uot impossible to uugugein war, to prevent greater evils. The other Miuuters made no political allusions. Council was held on the receipt of The Fall Hirer Railroad Colllalon. Further Particulars.—It was stated by the tele graph, that the train of cars from Boston, on Mor- day night, for New York, slopped at Stoughton io repair damage to a wheel, when a special train from Bridgewater came up, and ran iuio the train ■lauding upon the track, injuring several of the. pas sengers. We have the following additional par ticulars: Tho advancing train waa moving at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour when it struck the sis non ury train. But few passeugers NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. train i i in the hind , nnd there hearing the approach of the i striving to escape by tho forwurd door. Tho locomotive and louder weie driven completely into tho passenger car, but two feet of the tender projecting Iroui the rear of tho cor, the sides and iop of which were noi injured, the smoke jdpo of the locomotive having been knocked down by contact with the top frame of the car. The scene withiu the car was at this moment dreadful. Sicain, aud smoke, ami darkueaa, und shrieks, and grouns wero miugted logciher indresd- f u | coufusion. Some of the pipes of the locotuo tivo having boeu fractured, the escaping strain was inflicting torture upon all unfortunates who had fulled to effect their e»cepo from the car. Five of the passengers, all males, were very badly scalded, two of them probably to a fatal extent. Among the injured were the Rev. Mr. Fuller, of South Ca rolina, bruised about the head, not seriously ; A. H. Babcock, uud Mr.Thompson, of llruuswick, Me. The farm-houses in the vicinity were thrown opeu aud the injured conveyed to them, where every at teniiun wus bestowed, and where they are doing well. The engineer and fireman escaped wiihuui serious injury. The former remained at hi* po*t aud enu red llm cur in bis usual position ou iho •oginu. It wbs ueurly hull uu hour before some of the injured wero dug out of the ruius, so luleu-e wus the steam and smoke. I here was u»«*ui a dozen person* iu the rear car, the second eouuiued the bulk of the pu*»eogors, who escaped injury. Tho second «•!■*• and first passsuger cars wore lock id aud partially broken^ I From the Richmond ‘Julletjn. Nov. 21. J Trouble In ibr Vlr*iul« I'nivereUy. We have l« arucd that several University sludouU wore imprisoned iu CharloU.villo jail ou the 17th .'list. W hile present at Wyman'sexli.biuou, th«y made rather more uoi.e than wav agreeable, when leu or fifteen policemen rushed iu.upou them, auu u conflict ensued, iu which both policemen aud stu dents were injured. The policemtu tiually succeed ed iu securing two ol the studeuU aud couttulug lb IUa«Uteii that one of the policemen held oue ol the student wliilq,anoth«r struck him, kuockiag him out or his sense.: uud a cummiuee of students were appointed by those who witnessed the affair to nrit.isM ilm students to uveiige themselve*. The unintttce lor tho purpose.— HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Members of the above Society, are requested to at- tsnd the faneral of Brother LEOPOLD EPSTEIN, This Morning, at UK o'clock, from his Ut* residence, eornor Dray toa-vt., and Broogbton-el. Lane, nor 28 M. J.OEWENTHAL, Seo'ry. WHIG MKKTINU. mu *rs The Whhreof Savannah are requested to •v^STmeet at Oglethorpe Hall, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, to consider the propriety of running a tioketfor Mayor aud twelve Aldermen at the ensuing City eleotlon. rna CORRECTION.—Tho capital priie of $90,000 advertised by us, a* sold, in last Tuesday's Lottery has Lean returned by Mr. Clarke, in consequence of bis having, unfortunately, made eelee- lion* from the paokage instead of keeping it entire. Thle correction is made with a view to prevent any claims which we might have to pnblie favor and pa tronage from being founded upon a misapprehension of facte. Mr. Clarke'a telegraphio dispatch having an ticipated the mail which contained the return of the Incky ticket, we were led into the error of supposing he had kept the Ueket, and wished it oashed, which we think ia a natural conclusion from the wording of hi # dispatch. GREGORY A MAURY, uov 28 1 Savannah. Ga. NOTICE. 1* An Addreea will be delivered by the Rev. ®vJHL J 1*. TU8TIN, on the snbjest of Education, at the Free School, corner Drayton and Charlton-ets., » TUIS DAY at 12 M. The public ia respectfully requested to attend. After the Addreea, oflloers will be eleoted for the ensuing year, lly order of the Board. r 26 C. M. ALLEN, 8eo‘y. Church will be rented on TIII8 DAY, at 3 o’olock, P. M. JOSEPH FELT, nov 26 2 Chairman Trustee. stti.ienis needed uo committee lor tho purpose. Nearly three hundred assembled und threatened u the couuty jail—uud ,, "‘ l "* *" the town. .. .... |»rof. Harrison, offer considerable difficulty, cueded in uppousi proposition from him . long r ugh to 1 ii, to it to u the elfect that the student* dioold appoint hliu»elf, with fivaor six students, a* a :oiniiiiltee to meet tho town authorities. On hie re- urn lie luformed them that tbu jail wu* guarded by u lolly Ol one hundred und rixty rifleman. At Hie mention of till*, their indignation wus aroused anew, uud they clamored out, "To (,'hurlottu*vlUe march upou iliem I" and their shouts, a» i* *luted by i eve-willies*, might have been hoard for u mile. The com'nitte, however, ruuhoued them iuio de- from any attempt to rescuo their males until ey were better prepured, and on the morning of e )9th they met ut ihc rotunda of the luwu, in out number*. There they resolvent n'rteud ol going down iu a body, to uppomi a committee to that justice wna done their cnml“* ,,,ou “ >*• their feelings are, it i» sni.l, not of the movt pacih c character, ami blood piuyyct lie shed. ' Vo e,r “' e*tly hope, for tlio sake of tho University a" w “*l us of the student* thumvulves, that the affair "'i 11 *»"* une to this—mid we uro a**ured tlint the *' uc ully ill use every exertion to prevent such a rn*u' 1 - Water Spouts on tub Lakh.—The Wayne Democrat says, severul of these phenomena have recently been seen upon LokcOniario, two of which isihle at Sodus Point. They were dense, conical shaped columns, mid formed a coutinuou* line from the earth to thn clouds. Ono of them, the vliicli was nearly thirty feet iu diameter, ipitated uguinst the bluffs, and broke with duul'oiiing noise upon tho rocks In-low, cau*ing so great a commotion of the Kilters, that large quanti of log* ami lumber worn lorn from (heir moor- ami wartied far out into the lake. The smaller of”the two pursued it* terrific and oirwnrd course n* fur ns the eye could reach, filling the beholders with ml usiunirtiineut, and awakening such a fni.ling of grandeur uud sublimity that ihcv stood al most mute and statue like, until the sound of tho gi gantic column oi wutor died fur away in the dis tance. A portion of the pier of the lighthouse wu- wept away by the elements und consideruhlo dam age done to the lighthouse.—There was n severe storm out upon the lake, nnd several schooner*, brigs und other lake cruft, cumn scudding in undet poles, seeking security from the tompectuou* billows without, upwn the now pluceJ bosom of the harbor. Kkcovkhy of Life Insurance.—In the winter ot 1848, the Rev. Titos. Waring mystci iotisly disap peared near Elizubethtown, Ky. t and was then and still believed by h s relatives uud friends to have murdered. Somo year or more before the leutli of Mr. *V„ ho had effected ail insurance ou hi* life, in favor of his wife, iu the Nautilus Alutual Life Insurance of New York, for $5,000. Tin company, it uppoars, refused to pay tho insurance his widow, alleging ihut lie w as not dead, but hud .conded. Suit was entered, and a few days ugo, i case wus decided in fuvor of Airs. W., for the full amouui with interest. $L l >- Ths proprietor of Jacob's Cordial was in town a fow days sines, aud wo are ploaiod to learn that tha •ales of tho Cordial art becoming very largo, and ex tended so much so that it is with difficulty the demand issupplied. The proprietor is a regular physician of skill aud experience, and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. This preparation !D said U> be one of the most valuable ever placed before the public, especially for the many diseasos of Females. Much credit is due to him for his exertion '.n compound ing a raedioal agent of so muoh value as this is to the health and happineaa of the female portion of our race. For sale by A A. 8olomonb A Co., and W. W. Lin coln. 1 nov 28 | ^ HOLLOW A Y'8 OINTMENT k FILLS, ff*—9k A Dangerous Houmf in the Thigh cureil hy their use.—About thres years ago Mr. Acton, ol Mel bourne, had hie thigh most fearfully laoerated when out riding, his horse running away, aad his leg coming in violont collision with a wall. He was oonflued to his bod for nnarly eighteen months,‘.suffering from tho accident; and notwithstanding the belt inedioal ad vice, overy effort proved unsuccessful in healing the wound, and his health became so impaired that his life was despaired of. In this state he oommenced using Holloway's Ointment and Fills, which had the effect of healing bis wound with wonderful rapidity, and re storing him to sound health. eodlw nov 23 PRIZES FLYING ABOUT! DRAWN NUMBEH8 UltKKN AND PIlI.ArtKI LOTTERY, EXTRA V LA S L L . 38 01 IO 3 13 OT 8 45 30 30 3 IS PRIZES RETURNED UNSOLD. WhoU Tlok.t 3 8 13-4700. Shaio •' 2 8 43 —4700. Oh, lie ! Mrs. Fortune—oh, tie! Te startle ut to with surprises ; Hereafter I'll hold my hat high, To catoh such a shower of prises. Holders of Friies can receive the oaab, or renew at the favorite office of JAMES GOWEN, Whitaker-street, r 28 Vender for Gregory A Maury. INFORMATION WANTED. mu ^ ^ If the only Daughter of WM. WERNER, (nnaMvo of Germany who died some ton years since in 8outh Carolina or Georgia) is living and will apply to the undersigned herself, and show proof that sho is his Daughter, sho will learn something that will pay her for all of her trouble, and more than satis fy her. $3tAU papers friendly to orphan ohil ren ploasa oopy. W. J. WERNER, nov 24 4 No. 13 Pear-at., P hlladelphia. STEAMSHIP ISABEL. Foil KK Y-WKKT AND HAVANA. To leave on Tuesday, 1st December. Tho U. S. Mail Steamship &^I^^KniI8AIiEL. Wm. Rollins, Commander, ill regularly leave thia port on the .»—a i*.u of o&cli month. COIIEN8A HERTZ. CANDIDATES FOR CO. TREASURER. To (lie Votent of Clintlinni Foamy. Fxllow CiriZKNs:—I am a Candidate for re-elec tion to tho Office of Couuty Treasurer, at the Election the first Mouday in January noxt, and respectfully ask your support. v 21 JOHN N. LEWIS. To tho VotcrHof Chiitliinii Couuty. Fellow Citizens:—I am a Candidate for the office of Couuty Treasurer at the election in January noxt, aud respectfully solicit your support. If electod. the proceeds of the Office ahall he given to fellow Uxak Officer, who has been so unfurtuuat. as to lose his tight. v 19 L. J. D. FAIRCHILD. CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. Fellow-Citizens:—I am a candidate for tho office o Mayor of tho city of Savannah, at tho ensuing elec tion iu December uoxt. ROIJEnr W. POOLER CANDIDATES FUR SHERIFF. Mb. Eoitok—Please an* ounce Mr. MICH. FINNEY as a candidate for Sheriff of Chatham County, at the onsuing election in January noxt, aud obligo oot24 1118 MANY FRIENDS. Mr. Editor:—Ploaso announce Mr. JOUN A. 8TA- LEY, a candidate for the offioe of Sheriff of Chatham Couuty, at the elootiou in January, 1854. jy 14 MANY VOTERS. To the Votem uf‘ Chiithuiu County Fellow-Citizens: lam a candidate for tho office of Sheriff of your county, at the election on the first " "" and rear I" M. 8. D'LYON. To the Voter* of Chatham County! Fellow CitlZENs :—1 am a Candidate for the office of Sheriff of your County, at the election in Jauuary next, and rospeotfully solicit your support. ALEXANDER THOMAS. -(heir deliberations did I A full Cab the Indian c The weather in England waa very favorabe for wlrnat sowing. France. Tho trial of the ennspiratora in the Opera Comique pint was proceeding. It seems from tho evidence to have be*n really a plot to as. sassiunte (he Emperor. The metal foundries of France ure strongly urg ing on the government an immediate reduction of tho duty on metals. This has cuu*ed some specula tion in the British iron market. Ward tux Muedkre*.—A letter from Louis ville to one of the Cincinnati paper*, states tha* the Ward murder eaae continues to he much talked about ia the former city, many idle talea being originated in reference to it. On Friday evening I) was reported tbnt Matthew Word had escaped by dressing in the clothes of his wife, and passing the guard* with his >i*ter, unsuspected. The atory, however, turned out a fiction, lie occupies a large room iu the second story of the city prison, is tiundftoincly accommodated and enjova the fat of (helbtfA «-■-— » r i - . . been r (he laud. Every lawyer of ability in Louisville bs* ipr tho defence. The prosecution, ii ‘ ' effort to secure (he service of *d will nuke a .i./i 11 *. J l “ CINT u>ow tii or Cincinnati.—For l '” ’ I | y‘m Cinciuoati ba. groou at a rala io ajlmml"", a, la b.O, i,l.a. of «h.t lu f„,ur. '“l 11 * “ >>«. rtiacc 1840 iu ro,uiar increase has been ton per cent, every year. This IfnawaparioJof ll'ina.u yaur., aud if like,,,. '*“* r *“ "V.atcaa y«. tl ,oar». lb.a L'l"''.o.Vt * pop” 1 *"!"" of inure lliau 800,000. 8liicol840lb.ro bn boon inrea r. jjul.r ccn.au. aud a founb, for Ibo pronni year, bu boob made out as m near approxiiuaiion hy the uatnrs in the city directory. In 1840, the population amounted to 46,428; In 1845 to 74,699; and in 1650 to 120,300- anduow iu 1853 to about 160,166. Departure ol Wien mere from Havanmili. to-morrow. Win Qaitun, Sliaw, Fnlatka, Ac, 10 o'clock, A M on wednesdat. Krydonestate, Uardie. for 1'hiUdelphia, 8AM Planter, Wiggins, fur Centrovillage, Ac., at IU A. M. ON Til UltHPAY- St. John's, Froeborn, i'alntka, at 10 A. M. ON SATUHDAV. Florida, Woodhull, for New York, at . M. Weluka, King,for Falatka. Ac., at 10 A. M. Oregon, Moody, for Augusta, at 4 P. M. TO LEAVE CHARLESTON FOR NSW YORK. Southerner, Ewan, Wednesday, F. M. Departure of Cars on Central Railroad! TwoI’assenuek Trains Daily. Jcffting lYuin—Leaves Savannah at 8 F. M., and ar rives at Maoon at5*4 A. 31., connecting with the South- Western Railroad toOglethorpe and Columbus, and by stages thence to Tallahasseo, and othor poiuts South West. .Morning lYdin.— Leaves Savannah at8 A. M.,andar rives in Macon atfl>£ P. M. oouneotine with the Macon and Western night train* to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattanooga, and with tho Augusta and Waynesboro' Railroad (day traiu) to Augusta: and (going East) with Railroad to Millodgeville from Gordon. Stenninhlp and Htcanibont Line*. For Nexc 1 ork.—The steamships Florida, Captain Woodhull, and Augusta, Captain Lyon, leave Savannah every Saturday for New York; the steamship Alaba ma, Captain Sohoack, leave Savauaah for Now York, every alternate Wsduesday. For PhihuMphia.—The steamships 8tate of Oeorgia, Captain Collins, and Koystone State, Captain Uaraie, leaves Savannah every alternate Wudueiduy’for Phila delphia. Fur Havana.—The steamship Isabel. Captain Hollins eaves Savannah on the 16th uud 3Uth of each inoutti or Havana, touching at Key West and connecting with he Paoitio Mail Steamship Compauy’ssteamurs for Cal ifornia. FOR FLORIDA. For Falatka, Black Creek, Jacksonilte, St. Marys, d- The steam-packet Welaka, Capt. N. King, leaves every Saturday morning for theabove places. The steam-packet Wm Gaston, Capt. Shaw, leaves every Tuesday morniug, for thw above places. The steam-packet St. Johns, Capt. Freeborn, leaves evory Thursday morning, (or tlio above placet; and evrry fourth trip, goes to St Augaatine. The steam packet David L. Adams, Capt. - leaves every Weduusday morning, for the above places. The atcnm-packet Planter, Capt. Wiggins, leaves every Wednesday morning, for Centrevillage, Ac. From St. Marts.—'The steamer W. ii. Muara, Capt, Marinis, Laves. St. Marys, evory Friday morning, lot Trader's Hill, Ao.. connecting with the St. Johns, to aad from Savannah. CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL FURNITURE COVERINGS, Ice., AT WHOLBSAX.B Sc BETA 1L. XV. II. CAKUYL’S CURTAIN STORE !• No. 100 ( hu.luul-.I., Philadelphia Corner bth-st., opposite ths State Home. |1 E ha* alway* io store n full stock of French I~1 Hrocatelles; Do. Satin De I^ines; India Satin Dam oaks; Table A Piano Covers, Ao. Gilt Cornices; Gilt Pina and Bands; Gimps, Fringes, of every style and price. Cords, Tassels. Ao. N. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES of all stylet and prioes; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ao., W. II. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer in FnruUbing Goods, 169 Chesnut-st., corner 5th street, hug 9 tf Dppositc the fauto livuse, Plug' FOR rUILADFLPIllA. To leave Wednesday, Nov'r 30, at 8 o'clock. A M. Tho new and splendid steamship I KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas lurUio, will loavo as above. Cabin Passage to Philadelphia, $20 Steerage “ " 8 For freight or passage apply to C. A. L. LAMAR. FOR TRADKRS1ULL—Mt. Mnr> ’» river nr—r. Tha steamer W. B. MEAR8, Capt. wil1 lvsve St. Mary's every entaasFriday Morning for Tradert-Hill and the intermediate Landings, oonueoting with the steam- or Ht. John's to and from Savannah. For froigbt or further information apply to JOHN UESSENT, Ag’t., St. Marys. AJTA11 freight payable by shippers. For 1'alatka, East Florida, Ft a Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, Jacksonville, Picolata and Middle burg (Black Creek), Car rying the U. S. Mull. Tho steamer WM. GASTON, Capt. 29th lust, at 10 o'olook, and will ooutinuo to l every Tuesday. For troight or pastago, havinghandsomo accommoda tions, apply on board at thr Florida Steampaoket harf, near the Oas Works, or to nov 23 CLAUHORN A CUNNINGHAM, Ante. OFFOH1TION LINE. For Piiltttku, FI. nnd intermediate Placed Leaves every Saturday morning ut IU o'clock. rr— b . The regular steam-packet WELAKA, «-^Capt. N. King, will loavo as above. For WMHdtBflMmwfrulght engagements or passage, apply on board, or to 8. M. LAFFlTflAU, Agent. N. B.—The Fare to Brunawiok Is reduood to $4. FOR NEW YORK—Old Eutab. Llue. a. The brig J08EPHUS, Wilson, master, will ■^^meet witli dispatch as above. For freight traage apply on board, BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. FOR BALTIMORE—Resulnr Line. Tho schr WOODDRIDGE, White, master, L will moot with di'-patch as above. For freight Important to Poultry Dealers AND FANCIERS, PLANTERS & AMATEURS. T he attention of Poultry Breeders and Fanciers of Poultry generally is invited to the unrivalled varieties now offered to the public by the subscriber, embracing every species of value In tlio United State*. Especial caro has been taken to render them all that can bo desired by tbe Poultry Dealer, Farmer or Ama teur. Having dovotod several years to iho rearing oi Choice Fowls, tbe subscriber flatters himself that by his uureiuittiug care and attention those now offered by him havo attained a degroo of exoellenee, as regards Site. Symmetry, Plumage, Ac., which cannot bo sur passed The sevoral Breeds are warranted perfeotly pure. Among these may be enumerated the following: Bramah Pootra, per pair ..$10 White Dominique do Royal Cochin China 10 White do do 10 llong Kongs 10 Malays 6 GreatJnvas ID Black Spanish 10 White Surrey Uorkinga 6 Speckled Dorkings 5 Black Polands.. 10 Frisxled Fowls Leghorn do 6 bcub-ight Bautams 20 African do 10 Naukeen do 10 Kugiish do A White do 5 Purchasers may buy with tho fullest oontidonce *"* “ ' orders w" f * * ---* wlsfuruisl ooudition. MAT AH fowls purohased will be oarofully caged, and delivered in Now York or Albany, or plaoed on ship board or railway tree of charge, after which the re sponsibility of the subscriber iu reference to their safe arrivals at thsir destination cease*. Ad* Orders and letters of inquiry should be address ed to J. W. PLATT, nov 23 3 Box 128 P. O TlhUeboek. N. Y. WANTED TO PURCHASE. r twelve quarts of y . and the Methodist Church in Barnard- ia»hionrd EuglDh Gold WATCH, with a watch ribbon 75 Number*--13 Drawn, UKKKN'K AND I'ULAHKl LOTTJttllY. $8,000, 3,000,1400,1,000, &C TICKETS 47—HALVES 41. Ac. Ac. Sole** Clone n t 3 o’clock Thin Day* AST A pack of 25 quarters $12.50—sold by cttUfloate for $7. Packs of Halves $14. Wholes $28. GREGORY A MAURY, uot 28 1 Bull-st., next to Bay-street. 0 A NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ATHENAEUM. KXTHAOKDiNAKY ATTRACTION! the Cheapest novelty of the agei Tbe widely celebrated Troupe of CHINESE ARTISTS will appear on a MONDAY EVENING, 2Stb, Aad continue daring the week for SIX NIGHTS only, and give a aeries of their National Dnteitaininents, Consisting of astonishing feats of JUGGLERY, MAGIC, LEGERDEMAIN, DEXTERITY, EVO LUTION, Ac. Sods of which have neverbeen performed, exeeptby this Company, on the American Continent. The Troupe embraces the fall end ORIGINAL COMPANY. OF CHASTE AND EMINENT PERFORMERS. This Company had acquired considerable celebrity previous to their departure from the Celestial Empire, having performed 100 C'ONSBCUTIVB NIGHTS in the oily of Hong Kong alone; they have subsequent ly exhibited in tho oltiea of San Francisco, Baoramcnto, New Orleans, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsbnrg, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, to <m- memely crowded houses, composed of the most re*peeta ble and intelligent citizens, elioiting unqualified ap probation, and almost unbounded applau*e—thelt won derful porformaucus having been witnessed by at least N00,000 Person* In the United Htnten. The DOUBLE JOINTED DWARF, CHIN GAN, who is deoidedly the most remarkable human curiosity in the world. He is 29 years old, 30 inohes high, and has double prooeases to all the joints of his limbs and bodv. He was an especial favorite of the Emperor oi Chine, ia unusually aotlvo and intelligent, Is rapidly acquiring a kuowlsdge of the English Language, and is travelling expressly to acquire information. THE GREAT IMPAIRMENT FEAT by the celebrated and ORIGINAL CHINESE KNIFE THBOWEU, will be nightly introduced. Also, the famous and world-renowned DECAPITATION SCENE. which mast be seen to be appreciated. ’ Independently, however, of the inoredibly dexterous and novel character of their Feats, their Exhibitions w ill bo found exceedingly interesting, irotu tho oppor tunities they will furnish to obtain oorreot impressions lonoerning the peculiar oharactor, manner* aud ous- oma of a nation, whose histori iu moro remarkable and vorthy of investigation than that of any other people in the world. r 1 For particulars see Bills of the day. j$J* Ad mission l J cents—Colored Gallery 25 cents. A full Polieo foroe has beou secured so that the most striot ordor may be guaranteed. 4 °psaat6>£—performance to commence h to 8 o clock. — ~* v 28 Ch. Docks and Wharves. New Goods Just Received. REAL WELSH FLANNELS warranted not to shrink in Wasbiug. FINEST DLANKUTM in all sites. FURNITURE CHINTZES nnd Calicoes, very low priced aud fast Colors. ■ . all wool red flannelh, Plain and Twilled. For sale at less than usual prices C08KEK k TREANOR. [nov28| NKW BOOKS. RECEIVED BY JOHN M.COOPER A CO MONDAY, NOV. 28TII. . ’PHE Apostolical ami Primitive Church; by Lv A mau Coleman, with an introductory essay by Dr Augustus Neandsr. ' Jll! V adj, ‘ I 1 ??* : b / Mr *- I'Ouisa C. Tuthill The Dial ol lx>ve—A Christmas Book for the young; by Mary liowitt—Illustrated. B Lines fir the Gentlo and Loving; by Thomas Mac- Kellar—Poems. . M 1,t0 ~ y of JSn «L Md ' in •— •«.«.«« o Julius Cusar to the present time; by Hannah Town send, second editlon-Illustratod. i from the invasion < UU8HTON & GO’S UOiUFOUNI) JL|L WILD CHERR/ LOZENGES—For Coughs, •'•'•p-'-t •» l i;* red only bj , JOHN B. MOORE k CO., Gibbons' Bulldir.gs.J ANDRETH’H GARDEN NEEDH.—A Iu) j supply of these celebrated 8ood«, comprising all the varieties usually wanted, and warranted to be thi growth of le53. Ju*t roueived aud for aale by 00 W, W. LINCOLN, M'lnumont-aqr, W OJLF’.'S AROJIATli: SClllkBA.it f f SCHNAPPS.—-This Medicinal Beverage, I? manufactured by the Proprietor at 8chiedam,in Hoi land, and it is warranted uot only pure from every in jurious property and ingredient, but or the best possible quality. Just received and for sale by 28 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-s<jr. P UKE COD LIVKKToI Clark ■ geuulue Cod Liver OU, warranted fresh anu containing all the Medicinal Virtues. Just re- oeived aud for sale by W. W. LINCOLN, Monumeut-sqr. ** ‘* * ry*—" 4-IIUIUU usBurillll.'Ut oi ML. Parlor and Bod Room Fluid Lamps, just received and for sale by [not 28J J. I*. COLLINS. H ANU CIIAHM, DlBilKM.—I'o Ml. by (no. 28J J.P. COLLINS. I -IOKKK lUll.I.S, Cull.. I-.rclirr., Sjiici v J Mill., Cake, CoIToo, Sugar and Tea Caulatar., fur *alabjr t°»H8| J. p. COLLINS. & FOR HALE. A fino Saddle PoNY, young and gentle, at IT. F.Steven's Stablo, corner of Barnard and Broughton-streets - - FOUND. VERY handsome llair Hracolet, which thr , owner may obtain at this office, 3 nov 25 1 IN—20 dozeu Bchcidum Gin, just roc’d und foi JT sale by HYLAND k O NEILL, nov 22 Under .Marshall House. emsTADoito’s New Shaving & Hair-Dressing Saloon, No. 28 Hull-Street. T ’lIE Suliscrilmr begs to inform his friend* nnd tho public that he has oponod a new and elegant SHAVING AND HAIR-DHK88ING SALOON, in Bnll-atreet, directly opposite the site of new Hotel, shortly to be ereoted, where he will be happy to waiton his friends, and others, who mty need hi* services. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed ou him be hopes to merit its continuance. He flatters himself that in the art of Catting and Dressing Hair he D equaled by few and surpassed by none. MAT Gentlemen shaving by the month will be fur- nished with private boxes and brushes free of oharge. Give me a trial. A. CKI8TADOhO, nov 24—3m No. 9 Monument sq., and 2X Bull-st. 200 900 bushel. Corn IfleiU. BUSHELS fresh ground Country Corn Meal, just recoivod and for sale by CHAS.U. DURYEE Fancy Groceries, Wiues, BRANDY, LIQUORS AND SEGARS STORE. f pliE Subscriber having enlarged bis store, corner 1 ol Bay and Whitaker-streets, offer for sale on the most favorable terms the following Uooda :— 10 half-pipe Otard Dupuis Brandy, 1844; 5 do Joan Louis do 1811; 6 do llonessy do 1844; 5 do Sszerao do 1808; 2 puncheon Scotch Whiaky, in*bond! 2 hlids 8t. Croix Rum, in b'md; 10 quarter-cask Madeira Wine; 10 do Fort Wine; 10 obla N Gin; 2 pipe Holland Gin; 10 bbls M Whisky. 50,000 Spanish Sogars, of various brands, and a com plete assortment of Fancy Groceries, such as English nnd Amsrican Pickles, Lobster, Salmons, Mackerels, Sardines, Olives, Capers, Salad Oil, Euglish and Frenoh Mustard, Dutch, French and West India Cordials, all warranted genuine ana superior to any in tho market. A. BONAUD, r 22 Corner of Bay and Whitaker-atreeta. TJKINT8 AND PIUTUREH.-A beautiful JL assortment of fine Prints and Pieturos. Amoni them a new variety equal to Oil Paintings, and muel cheaper. For sale by 8. 8. SIBLEY, nov 23 No. 135 Congress-street. NEW HOOK*. RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER fl* CO. WKDNCSD1Y. NOV. 23BD. TTISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH ; IX with a general introduction to Churoh History, by Phillip Schaffer. Infidelity; Its Aspects, Canaos, and Agonoies being the prise essay of the British organisation of tbe Evan gelical Alliance,-by tha Rev. Thomas Pearson. The Chrtjtlaa Father's Present to his Children, by J. A. James. Light on tbe Dark River: or, Memorial of Henrietta A. L. Uauilia, Missionary in Turkey, by Margarette Woods Laurence. Tho Invalid's Own Book ; A oollection of Reooipts, by tbe Honorable Lady Oust. Lire of Beniamin Robert Uaydon, Historical Painter from his Autobiography and Journals, edited and com piled by Tom Taylor-in 2 volumes. Bootia'a Ba^ds—Illustrated. Romantic Incident* in the Lives of tbe Queens of England, by J. P. Smith, Esqr., author of "Btanflild Halt." The Old Doctor; or, being sketches of tbe retired Physician. Hoalth Trip to the Trophies, by N. Parker Willis. Charles Auchesten; A Memorial, by S. Berger. Tho Iron Rule; or. Tyranny in Household; by T. B. Arthur, author of Love in a Cottage, Ac. Memoir of the Life and Character of the Right Hon. Edmund Burko, with specimens of his Poetry, Letters. Ao., by James Prior, Esq—in 2 volumes, hleak House—in 2 volumes. Illustrated. Graham's Magasine, for Deoomber. Uodey'g I^adies* Book, for December. nov 23 MUUIVAI, ANUbUH- I GICAL JOURNAL—Published monthly ; «dll.d by O.OK. A. Otu, Jd. D. 43 p.r uuua. Sub- •criptiona received by pot 23 JOHN M. COOPER k CO. ’ AWH—Hand, Panoel, Rip, Crosscut, Trim- y ming, Mill and Pit Saws, for sale by SAMUEL PALMER A SON, Gibbon** Building. W ARBHOUHK TRUCKS, fc for sale nt Manufacturers prices, by SAMUEL PALMER A HON. I v Gibbon’s Building. 0 Ora 1 OAL HOD*,8HOVBL8,TONGt*.PO- 1 kers, Brass Andiron, Fire Doga; also, English i. for sale by BAM’L PALMER it SON, nov 22 , Oibbon’s Building. ED eakikit their eelebrnted <Tager» and CIRCUS in th'is’city, toother with all the Great Hippodromio Feats, of the New York nnd Peris Hippodrome, among whioh will be tbe wonderful ecientlflc achievement of e man walki^Mipon a perfectly emooth celling with hla FBBT^UFPBRDlOHTy Ac HEAD DOWN. PERFORMED BY MR. G. N. ELDRED. LA PfiRdlE, BY ME8SR8. LA ROUX AND KINO. This extraordinary performance haa excited univer sal wondsr end admiration, allowing beautiful feats of balauoing and elegant aorobatic posturing, by La Roux, on a pole thirty feat high, held by Mona. King. MADAME ROBINSON, MASTER JAMES ROBINSON, MASTER JOHN, And an additional list of popular aotors aro with the Company, and will appear in the variena exercises, THBBAND is directed by the eelobrated JOS. NOSUER, whioh is a sufficient guarantee for ite merit. 4 Splendid Collection of Wild Animuli, FOR HALF. CART nnd aingle Dray, both nearly now. Ap- „ ply to (nov2fl—3|J. 1. SNIDER. W‘ r 26 Foot of West-Broad-atreet. •30 Steward. 13 ANAWAY, about ten dny* ago, a Negro Wo- XV man, Susannah and child Sarah Ann. The first is about 30 years of age, of a dark brown oomplexion, having large nlroples on tho nose and on oue eyelid. Shu la of medium stature and else. The child is about 7 years, very likoly, of a bright half-Indian ooutplex Square, by tf r douftie RICHARD TUOMA8, Gardner for Dr. Sereven. ) suit- ncfi Candy, Candy. T HOSE Dollar Boxes of assorted Candy, able for family uso and oonveniont to' send to any part of tho country, have arrived, and are for aalo at T. G. RICE'S Candy Factory. Tlint CoiikIi Candy. If you have a Cough for which you havo a dread, be quiok and try Rice's Cough Candy, "for the hour oometli when no man can" euro Consumption. tf nov 26 S1*LKM>II) RAFFLES. A BEAUTIFUL Swiss Landscape Picture, with moving figures, including a fine 21 day Clock, anct a Music Box—a splendid Musical Box, with Man dolin and Piano aud Fort-, being one of the finest ever in Savannah. Three fino Landscape Painting on Copper. The whole lnoludea in one Bohome. Can bo aeon at tho Muaio Storo of G. U. MITCHELL, nov 26 Sncoessor to F. Zogbauin A Co. A NEW FEATURE IN THE TRADE OF THE SOUTH. A T tho suggestion and urgont solicitation of nu- 1Y morons merchants and dealers in the interior, tho woll known and extensive manufacturing house of Rathbone A Kennedy, of Albany, Now York, by tho undersigned,their ogouts, will open, in about toudays, in the St. Andrews'Hall 8tnres, ou Broughton and Jef- ferton-streets, a magnificent assortment of 8T0VE8. comprising nearly every kind or cooking, palor, hall, and office stoves, both for coal and wood, now in use, which they will offer to the trade IN ANY QUANTITY, OR AT RETAIL, at the same prices, and on as favorable terms as like stock can be procured in any of the Northern Cities, adding siinp'y cost of transportation, and as they will ship in such quantities the transportation will bo a very small item. We shall also keep at all times a fine assortment of Grates and Marbleited Mantles, of the newest and richest patterns; also, supply IMnges to Plumbers, and others, on the most favorsblo terms; together with Tin, of the various kiuds, by tho box or in any ijuantity; Copper, Copper Bottoms, Wire of all numbers, Rivets, Tinned Ears, Lead Pipe, Russia and Common Sheet Iron, Ao., all of which we shall aoll at like favdrable rates. Wo design keeping at all tiroes a fine assortment or Japaned aud Planuished Ware of every kiud, together with hou'e-keeping articles gonerally, ana in this line the assortment will be uado as varied aud complete as the wants of tho trado may seem to dtutato, also, Tin ware In every variety, and in any quautity, Ac. At it is the intention of tho proprietors of this estab lishment that it shall be a permanent one, therefore, it is hoped and expected that dealers and others will con sider it of importance to them that they look in upon it before going or sending north for their stook, relying surely that they will be dealt with os liberally and honorably as at any city in the United States. We have secured the sorvioos of a must capital Tin man and Coppersmith, as Foreman of the manufactu ring dopartment, and will bo prepared to do anything in that line with neatness and dispatch, and on favor able torms. Orders from tho country solicited. KENNEDY A BEACH, Agents. Savannah, November 23, 1853. 3 nov 2d I)18INE«S 8IIITH—Ol Illuck. Blue and Fan D oy Colored Coats, Pantaloons and Vests. For solo by [nov26] PRICE A VEADEB, 147 Bay-at. J UMT RECEIVED and fur aalc at thn RIAL TO, corner of Bay and Montgoinery-atrects, a fresh supply of Oysters, of the first quality, which will be sold by the quantity or siugle bushel. JAt$ OLIVER, Agent.- N. B.—A supply will bo kept constantly on hand, nov 26 3 INDIAN CllOLACOCUI—An unfailing r J. E. DxFORD. P ARLOR KA LLM.—A n assortment consist ing of different aises and patterns, on hand and ror sale by J. E. DzFOllD, nov 26 corner Broughton and Barnard-streets. H AIWH—2UW Reynold * superior Hams, lauding ' hr Satllla and for sale hy CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM. J ACON—2UII lihds choice Bacon Bides; 5 do do do Shouldors, landing and for sale by tov 26 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. P KOFKHMOK BOWK’M newly invented ERA8IVE GUM—the best artiole to remove penoil marks, spots or stains from Books or Paper yet discovered. For salo at tho Book Store of B. S. SIBLEY, No 135 Congress-st. „ GRIND 8TONKM, Meat IV. Cleaners, Knives aud Saws, Larding Forks, Bast- log F — •*•-**■ I/ - 1TCI1EN IV. Cleaners, Knives aud 8> ing Spoons. Cullenders, Flesh Forks, Iron Ladles, Mincing Knives, Saucepans, Fryan Pans, Ao., for salo by F. W. CORNWELL, nov 26 102 Bryan-st. 1 )LAIN <3c FIG’D HLACK M1LKM* Ilro I oade and other stylos ot Bilks. Talmas, Cloaks, Needle Worked Collars, Chemisetts, Lace Caps and Berths, Kid Gloves, Ao.,for sals I y nov 26 DlWITl’A MORGAN. IT ■tore and for sale by - v26 8AM L PALMER A SON. M ECHANIC’STDOLH.-Bench und Moul ding Pianos, Croas-cut, Hand and Pannol Saws, wwuors Compassos, Howells, Drawing and Crumburg Knives, Foot Adge, Broad Axes, and evr*y artiole wanted by a Mechanic, in store and for sale by m SAM'L PALMER A SON, po *26 Gibbon's Boildlag. Turks Island Salt. 3 nnn Bushels in store, and for sale by »UUU nov 4 lm 8AMUEL 80L0S10N8. IICKLED IIEKKING8—51) bble Nova Sootia Herrings, largo site, landing and for sale luov 31 tCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. J. F. FELOT, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MER CHANT, VYMUiam.on*. lliillilloR,344 Bay-it. te. P KOFUMaLM will bn received until ihe 29tli November next, for the building of the Wall cor- nei* of Bay and Barnard-streets. Specifications Ao., can be seen at my office, corner of Drayton aud State- street*. C. A.L. LAMAR, nov 24 Chair'n Com. Docks and Wharves. P UTATOEM.—3uU hampers superior Irish Po tatoes, lauding from ship Shandon and for sale ' *—ANDREWjLOW A CO. a ibiuui, isu from w harf by 1 AKTMIIERRIE FIG IRON.-Lauding JT from ship Shandon and for sale by nov 21 a. LOW A CO. A. LOW A CO. (J 1UKN S CORN !!—1,01)0 bushels of prime Old * Corn, in sacks. For sale by 24 WILLIAMS A HUMPHRIES. r sale by [nov 24 J U f f-plp- Mll NISAFLORANCE. DICK GOM1IKN BUTTER.-Landing from steamer Augusta, and for tale by WILLIAMS A HUMPHREYS. R IO HONDO AND WASHINGTON ME- j GARB.—20,000 Rio Hondas, and 10.000 Washing- Primeras, received per steamer and f>r Bale by ov 24 WILLIAMS A HUMPHRY8. ritABLB CUTLERY.—Ivory Balanced, Bun- I. die, Table and Desert Knives, with and without Forks: Ivory Handle Carvers and Stoels; Also, very fine Fish Carvers. For sale by F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-atreet. J UST REC’D FEU 8TEAMEU— French Mottoes and Fancy C\ndi#s: also. Lumps 8tick, assorted a uhoico selection, for sale by /~3KORC4IA FLOUR from best Southern YT. Wheat, in sacks of 98 lbs., in fine order and for •nit by lnov 23J W. D. FORD, C tRACKUltfS—Butter,Soda, Sueur and Puncy j Cracker* on hand, freih and for tale by p°*23 w. D. FORD. 50 1 N UTiHEGM.—1 hhl. No. 1 Nutmegs, juit re ceived and for sals by JOUN B. MOORE A CO. H AY dc BRICK—Landiur from brig Carib- bee at Bolton’s wharf. 200 bales Prime Eastern Hay 30,000 Hard Burnt Northern Brick* suitable for ' ’' low from wharf by WM. CRABTREE, 308 s a sr ® a S5TK5S) s Imported b. bbanlf dtrtet from Conn. 3 flM4V.rl.tj, stllb, tell . *“on(,n“ TUB CANARY BlBn •ioglcrdn.nd “ lKD - M&ffTlN«Al.BS. e BIH,rt 1NCHK8 or JO , “J t-I.EB, MS— At St. Andrew’. H all * JW* Opeu December 1,( ii, ’ II h subscriber begs leave to anno... . will open the above Fair to the ftnMU* , * Ctt hs lY. Docomber 1st, 1853. nith a •nf«ln 0n ™UR?- Joodi of every dowriptioh, ooH*i?tfnr if ^ MortInt ei L PAINTINGS entirely Mw. 2.5 t and Glnaa Wnr*. TeU n Tate 8*i^° r L* d Chi B . vy—. ,c-p» iidhi.jS'teM.; 'SSEESSr&g* T.M. .od Te. *^J{2 jIIm, T.mborl... ; Clo•k.o^.nkioi , . totter, Oun., l’owd.r Horn, tod riuk.” <-Jl bU k »t- rt MoQQ.tei, r.oojr Cb.ir., S.wlni nil. S**'! 08w , l y *■«»••*. n.wo. do*oot,": w "' k -® 8 V4tfrotv<gftra,i And Fancy doods, 4 Also, on* of thei largest aesortmc at of Torse.*. * US«..a.b, of .v«4dW.rlpU«: Fireworks of every description, Roman Cs«,n angles, Rockets, Serpents, Pin WheeH T ri- pcloes, Vertiole Rtsli, Fir# Cracker?’*®! Tor- *(.iU*W00D. Bscnx Travelling . WiTS B ACON AND FORI£.—6 h^ « ► Sides, 6 tos suporflne Hams, 20 bbls In* per brig Josephus, for tale bv 1 tump lork -1* RRIQHAM, KELLY k Co J AGAZ1NEM FUR rl nam's and the Kniokerbooker rtdnsBC*’J |,ul ' r annum, paid in advance. * reduo «4 to $1 jo Graham'ii Maxsvln* and Godav's i 61), aa heretofore. * Lad,s Book, n JOHN M. COOPED f CO AUlKJt’ UHUHS UUoBS^rrb-^k J etr.gllinj .t reduced prlcot, b» * l,r S' **rT _.P«wrfTt moiigan ,'UKNCU IMtiikTS.-Tc^ir^ri^— Uiosb.mi, Cord >l.noele l r i,li r ...J enc Shlrllnf., Sio, ju.l received Mid “or Si, B , “ h ' “l" U.WiTTkMllrm.K, YKU’S CIIUUUY PUCTtnuT-^ e—ju.treoelred .1 tho dp 1 '"— 4 ju.t received tho N OTICE.—Noithor the Captain or Pnn.t ot the British .hip Uhondon, .111 be ‘JK' tor any debts contracted by any of the crew. r,, * H,ni ^ B.T.miali, Nor. 2J. I8.M A DRtW Low t CO. VTUTIC-E*—Neilhortlio Cuniauior — of tho British ship Bonaventure, will be •iblo for any debt* contracted by »iiy 0 f t j ie ^ J ,, l >on ■■v...»h. Nov, H, IBM AilD y L0W ‘Ca & OT1UK.—Neither the Ce.pi.ii, 0 r Cimn.n™ 1 "'.Hi: •*•**■w>ou™J. »m b. ,,2S any debt# oontractod by any of the crew 01 ANDREW LOW k CO. Savannah. Nov.21,1853 I ^ALKJltK ALE--This superior Scotch ai 0 in pints, landing from slun Shamlon i r , m Glasgow, for sale by fao22] M1NI8 k FLORANCE U 1ANULH8—Sperm, Hydraulic iiresied m7l * Adamantine Candlei, tor tale by ' MINIS i FLO RANGE. TYEADY MADE BUM1NEMM HUITS.-a XV supply of Ihe above, oonsisting cf Grey, Hint i*4 CheckCassimere, justroeeived and forsalebt WM. K. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor 17 Wh'takor»*tmt VEMTri.—A large variety of Dreu Yeats, such as Flg'd Bl’k Silk, Bl'k Uuruthou sod Fancy Silks, Fix'd Bl'k and Fancy Cashmere Vein juit received, for sale low by WM. R. SYMONH nov 23 Draper an^Tallor, 17 Whluksr-'it ®i air ia 4du ovriitou own*, uircr urupo ncawii, Ul*ek Love Veils, Black Kid Gloves, Engliih aad Italian Crape, Ribbons, etc. Received iier steamer by nov 23 W. C. WADSWORTH, 116 Congreint. r juit recelTtd, SYMONS, Draper and Tailor, 17 Whlwkw-it. I3ANTI8—FANTS—A fresh supply ot liltck 1 Doeskin Cap PANTS, a fine article; alio, Fancy Frenoh Cap Pants, just received, for tale low br WM. R. SYMONS, nov 23 Draper and Tailor, 17 Wbltaker-lt. 1ULLKTON BITTERN.—A purely vrgn*. bio preparation and sovereign remedy for the - * *-*- ’OHN B. MOOBE, Gibbon's building. c . . Dyspepsia, for salo by c 1 4 XEN, Does, 8iiovel», Spade*, Scythe Blade* /Y and Snathes; Also, Axe, LUtnmor, Hatchet aud Hoe Handles. For sale by F. W. CORNWELL, nov 22 102 Bryau-stml. 8^ LTFKTRE—5 hide. Double Refined a#it- itre, warranted a pure erttole, for sale by JOHN B MOORE k CO., ) Qibbons’ Building*. Notice. T7" INCH LEY A THOMAS hnvo rmiovcd their Jy Office from No. 72 Bay-street, to the office un theUnion Stoamboat Co. wharf. nov 17 I A UK HALE—A woman 27 years old, a good ^ Washer and Ironer, and her child 18 month* old. A woman 26 years old, country raised. A^rhj^, >49 WDKK AND HllOT.—150 keg* Rifle Gunpowder; 2U0 bags Drop and Uuok Shot, for e by fnoT2ll MoMAllON k DOYLE. C (HECKS 011 Merchants’ Hank, New York, to suit purchasers, for sale by AMIktll.'Ur T.l Savannah,No : ANDREW LOW k CO. 13 UTTER, LHKKHK & UEKltlNUM-30 kogs selected Goshen Butter. Ml boxes Engliah Dairy Cheese SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. H AY.—lull bales Eastern lluy, for sale (0 «r* rive per brig Civilian, from Boston. Arplj; to II OGDEN k BBNkkB. C 1LUT11H, Caartmores, Tweeds, Satinet*, Km* J tuoky Jeans, Ladies' Cloak Cloths, 4c., forialrty nov!9 DzWITT * MORGAN. | AUIEH’ IMllvKH (iOODJJ al lj Prie.»—rriutaJ O.ihm.rea and ModiIIbi « L.Tmi. fue ..Io by |noia) DcWITTk MURCdK. P OTATOES—50 lilil.. I’olntoeii 30 bMi. Flower, ia .tore tad for s.le by ( BRIQUAM-KELLFtCO- P UEl.P’S IJ1N—5Ubbl.. IMielp'. Hi", '*" J - ing from aohr Maria Pike, for sale br nov 19 * COHENS 4 HERTZ. KOFAHU TUAVEI.INU KUOS.-*'" J Bllo by PRICE A VLADI.R, C l IIANO for iuio lourrivo. by T nor 10 MINIS k F7.0RANCE. F UTATUKM.—100 bbls. Prime Potato*, for sale to arrive.ptr brig Civlliao. [nov JW] OODEN ft BUNKEH. S lUOKEU TO.NW17ES AtVD SAI..'ION.' Jo.> rooolred. .do. lot of l.rro Smok.d Tco,«« »nd fit S.lmon, »t BEBI.IN . NATHAN j. B lONNEll’SNew PocUel uiap of Ibo Sim ot Qeorfi., I.oludlo^jw cO. USTANG OlNISIKNT-A Iwjo ropjlj of varionssixes, Just rec'd. at well as evsry v _ ofF.tent M.dioto.. .1.WJ. , c0 . 1) Wine in Bond, --j 22 QUOltS l, for aale by kflNIS B FLORANCE-^ COSTLY ILLUSTRATE!* WOBHrt- IJAKAHI.KHor our l.oid—Illuilrelcd; by I Franklin—one volume Folio. The Wilkie Gallery—a selection of the be* J of the late Kir David Wilkie, R. A.. in°M»»j y Spanish and Oriental sketches, with notlcss Blogi i ical and Critical A large Quarto Vol. in Ttirxey A* 1’oetryof the Years—Passages fro ® J£t«d % •criptive of the 8ea*ont, with Twenty-Two oolo lustrations, from drawings by eminent Artisj*. - Th. Vernon Onll.rr ofilrltiih Art; •**"&*£ anil, Enq., F 8 A-» Ur,. Qunrto Vob U Tnrtej * Uqun. | nor 31 JOIINM. COOrj^jg- JOHN M. COOPER & c0 ' S PRINTING OFFICE fitted up and thoronghly renewed, thoy are pr v exeoute, under the maaagement of MB. C. A. HAIeZ. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, ohenplj. noonrntoly nnd .ipodlllooilr, * nJ 10 * riorntyli of workmnnlbip. , DU81NE38 CARDS PRINTED FOB FItOH 41 to 4i-30 PER TI,0L ,, And all other Joh Work at proportional' Bill Hendw at *3 “ d e S7.’u»>*- printed on Ann pnpor rnlod with Bod end One Thou,and Dollar, north »/ Type juit receieed. Air Order, rooolred nt tbe Book Store, or of the Morning News. , r BOOK BINDING AND BLANK B0U& niANCFAprURING. >>4 J. M, O t Co . hero oonetdernblv C rorod their BtSoK UlNUEHV, end i execute, under the management or UIU. JOHN G. DEITZ» Book Binding MANUPACTUKJNG. . ,b»du< Of «v«ry deacrlptilon in the best atyi “"ilrfbelti bee boon Ion, nnd f»r“'» kl 7 j”,* UJJJJ oity a# a superior workman, and kaviug . ui j n H». ited in this branch ol J. M. C. $ -^i 1 j»tedtob i, ^ r ?( It* his bet. attention to all J 1 ^*. $te* J{ They have alto lal^. in aa B*»ra U>* ^ APER, erabraelng the inest qj^'^f.w 1*1
