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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1854)
: .. . - FIVE dollars per annum, half yearly in advance TWELVE CENTS A WEEK-—SINGLE COPIES. THREE Cl VOLUME VI. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1854. PUBLIBIIKD DAILY AND TRI-WKKRLY BY JOHN M. COOPERi \VM. T. THOMPSON. EDITOR TERMS; The “Daht Mobwinu News” Is delivered to Clt\ m b ribers at riv* dollars per annum, payable half * U * .u ihViNIIV nr for rwtl.vt rtVa a riy IN ADVANCE, pi J h* 1 ” Tri-VVmklt MoiininwN KW8,”7fo"*tho trv ) containing all the new matter and new adver ti/eaieiiw of the Dally, la furnished for to km dollar nor annum, In advance. Advertisement* Inserted Ht the fallowing rates: * FOR ONE MQUARJC UP TEN LINKS, One Insertion 60cts. “ Two ' »........$l UU Three 1 25 1 60 ,„ v .... 1 76 One week 2 00 Four Three Four 12 fit. 16 a 20 tt' „„ One year 30 On For advertisements not exceeding live lines, three- fourths of the above rates will be charged, I. e. Foro Fort » Insertion.. ...45 cents. ..76 week $1 60, Ac.Ac. Advertisement* from transient persons must bi pal 1 In advance. Yearly advertisers, exceeding In their advertise meats the average number ot linos agreed for, will durged'at proportional rates. All Letters iltrected to this olllco or to the Edi tor, must be postpaid. Legal advertisement* Inserted at the usual rates. ©je JrHj Panting ftttos. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Transmitted for the Savannuh Daily Morning NewsJ Additional Foreign News, Columbia, August 22. A despatch to the Baltic, from Varna, dated the 30tb, says that Admiral Hamelln has summoned all available transports to convey fVoops to Crimea. Suiina has been burned. The Austrians had nut entered either Moldavia or Wullacbia. A telegraphic despatch to Marseillos states posi tively that divisions of the allied armies, under Generals Brown Hnd Cauribert sailed from Varna, on the 21st July, Jb^riuiea. Denmark h:«d aciiHHIo the Austrian aud Prus sian treaty. \ New Orleun* Markets. N*.,v Orleans, August 22. Cotton quiet and firm. Hales for tho last two days 600 bales. Rio Coffee, 11 cents. Flour steady. Arrival op the Augusta.—Tho steamship Aligns- ta, Capt. Lyon, arrived early yesterday morning, In GO hours from Now York. Wo are iiidebted to her obliging Purser for files of Into papers. tsC A despatch to the agents In this city, state that the steamship Florida arrived iu Now York in GO hours from wharf to wharf. [■From the London Times’ Correspondent.J Tlie Inaiirrecf ton In ftjpaln. Triumphal Entry qf Generali Esparhro ami O'Don nrll into Madrid—EtparU.ro Sworn in at JYeti- dent qf the (\nmcil—O'Donnell to be the new Min inter of War, and Jntc rimcha Rf-amtointed CUj> tain (funeral of Cuba—Interesting Description oj the state of the Country. Madrid. July 29. Madrid rose e'lrly this morning to welcome lt> favorite hero. Every balcony was covered with colored haug'mgs,a great number of them new for the occasion, the Museum In the Calle Alcalabeing particularly remarkable for its purple satin drape ry audgo'4 fringes. Triumphal arches were erod ed at all the barricades on the Hue. In the crowd which was particularly orderly, and in the highest good humor, were a great many ladles, aud women of the lower classes innumerable. The Junta, a vast number of private carriages, and persons on horseback, a considerable body of troops, and the National Guard, marched out of the town to meet Kspartero, and half Madrid must huvo followed thei i foot. At tlie Ventu del Kspiritu .Santo, about half n league from Madrid, the official cortege met the Duke. An open carriage was there, Into which he got, accompanied by a member of his family, by Count llornin, aud by Colonel Neunuclo (Jurrea.— These three persons bad come with him front Sara gossa. A uumber of private carriages preceded him ; the crvalry rode a little in advance of him, on either side of the road, a string of other carriages, with members of tho Junta and Ayuu- tamiento (tho latter in their official robes,) and bodies of infantry aud National Guards, and more cavalry followed. I cannot give you the exact or der of the proCosslon, tor the dust whs so-great ami the throng so immense that at times it whs scarce ly possible to distinguish whut passed. The troops Frv^Iavana.—The U. 8. mail ste Wkidle, Esq., commanding, New Yorron Saturday morning. She left $e leans on the 11th lust., and reached Havana; on the 14th. After landing passengers aud the mail*, sin left again the same day, for this port. Sho bring.- sixty passengers, and a cargo of cotton, corn, aud merchandise. No event ot importance had trauspirud at Hava na subsequent to tho departure of the previous steamer. On the .>0th of July, John Peters, ono of the firemen of the steamer, died on board of convul sions. \ Ou the 1.4th Inst., at 4 o'clock, P. M., saw the ship Ofumbia, of New York, three miles distant, with signal of distress. Kan alongside of her aud learn, ed that there was sickness aboard, aud a physician wanted. Tho tmrgoon of tho steamer, Dr. S. Teats, was sent on board, In the boat, lie soon returned for some Ice, lemons, Ac., aud reported that Capt. Augustus Proal, commander of the ship, iind three of the crew, wore rick of yellow fever. Tho captain was gutting better,—and tho men wore likely to re cover. No death had occurred on board. At five o'clock, the steamer again got uuder way, loaviug the ship in lat. 20.31, Ion. 79.48. Sho was fifteen days from New Orleans bound to Havana. Terri lie Gum Explosion. The New York <bmme.rcial Advertiser states that about 10 o'clock on Saturday morning a large quan tity of escaped gas exploded lu tho cellar of tho pu- per warehouse of James If. Benedict A Co., No. lu Spruce street, and occasioned considerable daumgo. It appears that a number of gas fitters were at work on the premise*; all day yesterday, urraug- lug tho pipes wiihiu tho building preparatory nnecting them with the maiu pli»o In the street, aud a grunt deal of gas was allowed to es cape. During the day and last night this gas seems to have Battled between the ceilings, for while one of the gas fitters was engaged in the collar this morn- lug an explosion took place, which tore up tin- first tioor, from the office purtitinu ou tho rear to “ithin twelve feet of the store door. Tho ceiling of the second story was also torn off, and a portion of the side wall of the building was driven out ot plumb to the extent of about two Inches. The oxplosion was terrific, and It Is rather remarkable that no lives were lost. Throe or four of those in the building hud a very narrow escape. Tho gas fitter was severely injured about tho head and face, but his wounds were not considered dangerous. He was couveyed to his home. Philip Carr, a young nmn, employed In the store, mppened to bo near the front door whiyrthe explo- ilon occurred, and ho whs blown out of the window. The book-keeper was engaged at his desk In the ® cw > lu tho rear, at tho time, and was prostrated the floor by tho shock. Mr. Benedict was also the offleo and escaped personal injury, although u "alls were shattered, some of the plasturiug is blown off. the window was broken, aud the ;*teof the office railing was throw off its hinge*. 1 * lu 'luect cause of the accident was supposed to Miu gas-fitter bringing a lighted candle iu con- :t with some of tlie escaping gas. Immediately «er the explosion, the City Hall bell rang for tho venth district, aud the firemen and police quick- arrived at the pt. mines, but tho burning gas had xtioguiihod itself before those forces arrived. Tlie damage by this explosion amounts probably ' About $1,500. Tho building Is now and can be epaired without much difficulty. Some glass in the windows of the stores adjoin- ig was broken, but no further damage was sus- ainud by these premises. Health or Charleston.—Tho Mercury of Monday, is the followiug paragraph :— The Augusta Constitutionalist of yesterday, has u professedly derived from Charleston, that had beou fourteen deaths by yellow fever in hi* city, during the the twelve hours preccdiug it - ranmnisslon oh Saturday. We necu uot say tliut his report U utterly false, and obviously malignant, ind we hope our city authorities will take uien- tures to ascertain it* author. It i* proper to state mat there have occurred a few cases of yellow fe- board of vessels from Havana, and a few l , lu vessels lying alongside of them. As nere have been, as yet, uo indications of it* infer!- ^ Wo have not made it the subject of iv- arx. I ho Board of Health have the subject un- -f examination, and will, we understand, make lull report to Council to-morrow evening. ii^n^ 1 ^'—Three bales of new Upland Cotton a!!” 1 ! a reason—reached this city on Satur- handed, by Messrs’ uoofgii. w„ „„, IUVU1 “ ' Ulk “ r A Burnslao, factor., lit fail. ally ou " lla1 "- "hies w«« or fair quality; am “ •rterwnrj, 3I,jisr*.(l»ri| ( >11e 4 DuUiqlk laid O our (ti-Kk nuiml.i. • ».„ -.1 - " hlcb ur dusk pampkn of thu other two holes X w r all r , l from tho idautatloo of W. II .L k ; Cnjumblu county, (In., nod tlie other •em in . V . county, (In., and tile other ieih V i ofUen ' O. W Keaua, Uurke county, (lit. nni' ni W “ ro "l ,,trlc,1 y prl'nc quality, and sold r*“l ““twin* placed on the market at a t'aLfo . v woru f-rthwlth shipped In the onishlp Marion for New York.—(AunlrrIon Chur. HkTIVM, nt WismicoTOH, O t.—An un- i V™ oflnt « r c« in tho suldeet of religion now Mug manifested amoo B our cltuous, ex- ...e il*,'. 0 e . v,,ry “ 1< ' , condition. Mentities have bodl.t or" ,0 . r nrar tllr « u w “ k ». In the Me- C thee“n- 1 present ni.pear.nce. indicate <>“me tZI, 10 i; r, ' lr “ ct . c ; 1 f ” r ■" indefinite tl.no q** 1 keed man, the Her. .Samuel Anthony. » lahortxl, almost unaided, will, a seal and oner- ,i Wor lby of hi* Master's cause, au- "■Ils lit in isfi-ot I..... ....... i t._ . i, tunsiers causi*, auU nq fij,, us ministrations many hare been gathu. ^ Into •>c fold of the faithful. I K2?_ of thw liestof men have regard- seasous of excitement as improper in thcni- injurious to- the cause ol genuine, vital f 0 lr, 1 L% I U P°“ th,M ^ber# are wide differences e trt. cl * uver * m,nd nmst settle for itself, is »,“ n . present instance much goad In v i,® n d 00 * 1 . aud that tho impressions received ~-hl’ es J Utla < 5 t t * ,e0CC **I° n l hat gave them birth. ... , . 1 noruton, of ljigran 'found goI<1 on a Rioo** of lid not surround the Duke's carriage, way prevent the people from pressiug close up t<> its doors, wnvlug hats and handkerchiefs, and ut tering “vivas" as loud us the parched state of their windpipes aud exhausted condition of their lungs would allow. KxparUro was evidently greatly pleased, as, indeed, no oould uot help belug. Any man must h ive felt proud and happy at such spon taneous aud unsought enthusiasm. After seven years passed in complete retirement, aloof from pulilio affairs, his country en massesuadeuly lift up their voices aud shout for the only man In whom they have entire confidence. It Is tho triumph of honesty and consistency over corruption and in trigue. Dressed in a general’s uniform, aud brok ing very well and very young for his age, ho stood up in his carriage, aud 1 saw hliu shake hands with many of the persons who thronged around it — Around and behind the vehicle, on horseback, were i number of generals—Valdez, Crespo, Orlbe, Irl- urte,and others. O'Donnell whs not there, ns had lieen expected. He had paused at Tenihleque, three hours’ railway from here, Hiid had seut an officer to Kspartero, placing himself at his orders. The Duke is said to have embraced the mussunger, who took back a most’friendly reply, and O’Donnell is expected hero this afternoon. * Tlie conduct of the Count de Lucena. since the revolution broke out. and the straightforward, aud patriotic n.auner iu which he hss to all appearance acted, when some thought his views were not altogether disinterest ed, and that ho would be disinclined to play a se condary part, have placed him very high' iu public opinion here. As Kspartero entered tho gato of Alcala the scone was very striking. 80 many persons had gone out ef tho town that it might huvo been thought the streets would have been scantily filled. But, on looking from the gate dowu the long and spa cious Calle Alcala, which siuks to the Prado ant theu again rises nearly to tho Puerta del Bol, then was scarcely a square loot of pavemeut to bo seen Uuder the quadruple rows of trees on either side of the broad street the throng was uearly as great, pecially when the advance of tho processiou cleared the middle of tho road. From every balcony hand kerchiefs were waved and flowers (lung. The shouting wag not as great as it would have beeu ou a similar octasim in Knglaud, but clouds of dust and 36 dogroos of Reaumur are not favorable to the free oxerclse of the D-ug?. and, moreover, tho Span ish viva has never the stunning vigor of the Anglo- Saxon hurrah. All along the Alcala, through tin Puerta del 8ol, and along tho Calle May fhu same: crow ds lu the street, crowds at the w'ludowg, on scaffoldings, and on housetops they could perch themselves. The pi pie who had been on the road outside rushed into the town, eager for a second view, and out of all the side streets surged tides or humanity, bent on get ting at least a passing glance of the Pacificator tfpiiin, us they love to call him hero. On reaching the Palace Kspartero and tho two officers who accompanied him eutered as far as thi room that preedes tho Tliroue room, the Duki having been met at tlie bottom of tlie staircase by the Duke of Ahuuieda and other high officials.— Thence Kspartero proceeded alone to the Queen’s private cabinet, where he remained for more than half an hour iu conference with Her Majesty. When he returned to his carriage tlie mob cheered again. Hid the Queen and King came out ou tho balcony. ind i progress still very slow, owing to the great that apparently could not see en nigh of him, t the residence of a friend of his, Don Manuel Matlii’u, iu the Gallo Ksnoxy Mina, where ho has taken up his abode for the present. He wa» short ly waited upon by General Sail Miguel aud a depu tation from, the Junta, and there was an address and repiy. At last he had been left to refresh ment and repose, of which he must certainly be much in need, for his journey has been interrupt ed by all manner of joyful manifestations uud ova- tious, and last night, at Alcala, he was allowed but little sloei». Tills evening, at 9 o’clock, ho Is to go agalu to the Palace to have a:i audieucc of the Queen. Nothing lias as yet transpired with respect to the formation of the Ministry, aud I believe his \ieur- est friends to be completely iu ignorauce ns to his iutuutkus. Doubtless wo shall soon be relieved from this uncertainty. Meantime the gossips; circulating various schemes of ministries, but credit is to tie attached to any of them. There are to be three days' rejoicings in honor of Kspartero s arrival—illuminations, bands of music, national dauces in tlie open air; to-morrow a sol emn Te /<Vuffi,and afterwAls a fumdon debteerros, alight of young bulls,oneUf which will be killed, cooked and eaten. On Monday there will be a sol- ciun mass for tho persons who have perished in tlie revolution in Madrid; at night a public dance iu tho Plaza de la Constitution, with refreshments served at the Town Hall, and unlimited rockets during the whole three days. What with tho heat, and the enthusiasm, aud the dancing, and tho fire works, it will lie next door to a miracle if hall Mad rid does not get tho brain fever. There is uo other nows to-day. Everybody is ab sorbed iu the arrival of Espartora, and in conjee turo concerning the Ministry that he will form The papers have little left of iuterest. Tho Clamoi continues to expose a few of the illegalities and jobs of the Sartorius Ministry, nud to Insist that previous Ministers, Brovo Murillo, Bertran de Lis, and others, should alfto be put on their trial. The decree In yesterday’s (hurtle ordering the arrest of San Luis, his colleagues, and Quinto, has caused a stir among tho guests at various embassies here, and I have heard of sovoral applications for shel ter from persons who I presumed were uot satisfied with the security of their hiding places. Tin will bo a sharp look-out kept, and it is hardly n Uil.1.1 .11 1 I> J ‘ siblu that all the-obnoxious should escape. Madrid, July 30. General O’Donnell arrived hero between five atu six o’clock yesterday evening. He was accomp* nied by General Bus de Olauu, and by two members of the Junta, who had gone to meet him. The two generals were in full uniform. Although they took iladrid in some degree by surprise— tho exact hour or their coming not being knowu—and entered by the gate of Afocha, near to tlie railway station, but rather remote from tlie colitre of the town, n great crowd quickly assembled on their passage. Tlie * Vi anJ Ayuntnuiieuto « w «Hcd them at the station, and General San Miguel addressed O’Don- arriv*| CP, ?ih nK of Madrid at witnessing the xvxtUm i° f th " U *" U Vho commancid the great national movement n’iL, ni , B n replltnl, that he Its having been his lot firstnVilmV! U ! RL ‘\ f uu ,l " ‘laving neon ms loi H . th« ;r th Vr , ! ,UHlrIoUK Duke de la Vitto- rla at the head of affairs. San Miguel mid Senor SvIUKlha^SiSi? MmfrhL protested against this. , 1 V pa,n hnd to ° Krvnt noed of her wortii- i t0 J..? en ." a w,,h R*«ir services, that the Duke do la \ ittorla waited tor him and reckoned complete tile good work already be- .. . ., " rm °“° K r ««* liberal party, in which all honorable men should find . pl.ee. O'Donnell then stepped Into a carriage, accompanied as above Stated, and entered tho town, followed by a great number of other carriages, and amid the acclama tions of the people. He looked very well and very pleased. The first place lie drove to was the resid ence of tho Duke de U Victoria, and presently tho two generals cauio out upon the balcony. There Kspartcrtrmudeoneof his laconic harauguos, which always seem to touch his hearers more than do the longest speeches from any one else. “ Patriots," lie said, “ we have fought together as liberals, and we embrace each other ns liberals. Do you likewise embrace each other ?"—and he clasped the Cotide de Lucena in his arms. For tlie good of Spain it is earnestly to be desired that the political union of which this embrace was the symbol, may never again be disturlied. fRAt 10 o’clock last night Kspartero and O’Donnell were at the palace, and tlie former took the oaths to Her Majesty as President of the Council. Up to tho hour at which I write nothing positive is known ns to the persons who are to rouipose the new Min istry. I may possibly Iki able to tell you something spoken of for Foreign Affairs. The Ministry of the Interior and that of Pulilio Works (Foinonto) will, it is reported, be blended into one. it is said that the four military directorships—-artillery, lnfautry, cavalry, and staff—will l>e given to Manuel Con cha, Bos de Olano, Dulce, aud Messina. This, huw- 'e report. It is also said that Jose Con cha will be re-np]»ointod Governor of Cuba—an of fice which he tilled with great credit to hluikolf. General Serrano and Brigadier Kchague remain at to bo at Gibraltar, aud their division in Ia Mauchn, inarching on Madrid. Madrid is perfectly tranquil, at least upon th surface, but we cannot get rid of the barricades, which the people seem, ns proud and fond of as a boy of bis first pouey. To-day, however, the pay of the barricadcrs and that of the men and lads employed to clean the streets, (the ordinary ifcaven gers’ carts being tumble to pass) is to be suspended and it is to be hoped that, when unrmnunerntod the heroes of the Madrid “three days of July will speedily exchange their muskets for less mm ♦ Ini, but more profitable tools, and return to tboir work-shops and hUHtjgjhury employments. .Home of them say tho! tliey^ will neither lay uslde their arms nor almnac^nho barricade;; until they see what Ministry Kspartero forms: aud truly I lunr that the General will Imre much difficulty in form ing oue that will satisfy all parties. On the baud, lie will naturally desire to content his allies from tho Modcrado ranks: on thu other, be will wish to conciliate aud satisfy, as far us i nroporly be done, the more advanced section of the Liberals, who are already uneasy, and anxious lest All should nut bo done that they thluk they have right to claim. A number of clubs lmro been formed here upon tho model of those that existed in France after the revolution, aud iu their discussions much is spoken that were better left unsaid. If they suspect Ks- pnrtero of leaning towards persons In whom they do not feel confidence, they aro likely to become troublesome. If he forms, os is expected, a uiiuh- try composed of progresistas aud uioderados, it will probably only be a ministry of transition. To Judge from the aspect of Madrid at the present moment, one would imagine there was but one party. Ex ternally, and to the superficial observer, all appears union and harmony, but all is uot as well as It ap pears. Recent events have struck terror into the uioderados; they look with alarm at the rough jackets and bright muskets of the (at present) sove reign people, and the cheering sounds of the patri otic airs, to which their ears have beeu ao long un used, are for them the most discordant music. But it is uot to be supposed that thoy consider thc'-ganie Neither would It bo sale to put implicit trust in the professions of liberalism, now loud in the mouths of many amoug them. There are more jar ring and conflicting eieiueuts than appear upon the surface, and tho situation, ultliougli improved, is far from belug safe or Batlsfuctory. There are many minds ns to wliat ought, to 1m done. 8oine consider that the revolution lias been prematurely brought to an end, and that it ought to have been carried ou to tho casting out of the dynasty, although they are not prepared to say what should Is* substituted for it. These have not patience to wait the assembling of thu Constitueii Cortes, or else doubt that when it assembles, its Action will lie as energetic as they could wish. I defer further remarks upon the present state of af- cortaiuiy still highly critical, until l learn the composition of tho now ministry, and see li what tuuuuvr its announcement is'received. K* partero has an ardunim tusk before him, and om which it will take all his immense popularity, thorough honesty, sincere patriotism, and knowl edge ol what ’•« really for the good of Spain, success fully to carry out. Ii* all who have pledged them selves to support him truly keep tb«lr pledge the labor will bo greatly lightened, aud the chances of a happy result improve.!. Above all, it is to lie hoped that O’Domiell Hiid his fellow-generals will waive personal considerations when those are like ly to clash with the promotion of the public good, and cordially and honestly oo-operate with tho man whom tho voice of 8palu. much more than the will of the Sovereign, has summoned to guide its coun cils and to effect the great but difficult work of Its political regeneration. First Case Under the New Law.—At Philadel phia, on Thursday, in the Quarter Sessions, a Ger man named Peter Plum, was charged with selling liquor to a drunkard. Tho wife of the unfortunate the principal witness. Her testimony was that h«r husband had beeu in the habit of fre quenting the defendant's place and getting drunk there. .She had, on many occasions, remonstrated with defendant, and requested him uot to sell her wi^s that h< husband liquor. Defendant’s answ.. did not sell liquor at all. Hho liad a large family of small children, who were often in want at home, while their lather was spending his uiouev for rum at di.reudaut’8 place. On one occasion she deter mined to watch lw*r husband, lie had come home drunk, and. after sleeping it off. he rose and start ed for defendant's house. She followed, unknown to him; in tho bar-room she heard her husband say to defendant, “ Plum, schnapps.'’ and then CONSIGNEES. Per steamship Augusta, from New York-null.., to Beilin k Nathans, Bothwrll A AYhltcbead, Boston A Vlllalonga. J A Brown ft Co. L8 Bennett ft Co, Brigham, Kellv ft Co, K Bateson, Belden ft Bro, N K H Bennett ft Co, Brigham, Kelly ft Co, K isnteson, Belden ft Bro, * ■' Barnuiii, L D Brantley. M A Cohen, J 11 Carter.. Crane ft Kodgers, Cohens to Hertz. Clnglioru ft Cun nliigham. Cruger ft Wade. J P Collins, M BCulllns, l) O'Conner, J M Cooper A Co. H Casual, Dana ft Wash- bum, A Doyle, J Js DeF< nl, W Duncan, DcWltt ft Moreau, W D Ethridge, G 8 Frierson, J G Fa'legsnt. S H Fluke, Franklin ft Brantley, SUoodaM. W W Gar rard, W \V Goodrich, Grenville ft Co.O W'Uarmany, II J Gilbert, Hardwick ft Cook, A Haywood, F W Headman, Hudson, Fleming ft Go, J l- isbrook &Co, Hyland 4 O’Nell, llelilt ft Hawkins, Win Hale, John Jones, O Johnson ft Co. J D Jesse, King ft Taylor, W II Kimbrough, N B Knapp, Iaickett ft Snclllngs, W W Lincoln, Lockett ft Lattlniore, J Ltppnum. N Ly on. K A Lewis. C A L Lamar. W Lynn. J W Latlimp ft Co, McMuhoii ft Doyle, MvCosker ft Treonor. Maas ft Hcymun, I W Morrell ft Co, W II May ft Co, J R o. H Sill Davis ft Long, Hcrautou. Johnston ft ondn, Sullivan ft Kelly, A A Solomons K v; W II Tlaun. Vvrstllle A Butler. T S Waym „ , B ft Weed, V: F Wood ft Co, W T Williams, Wells Verstllle, ami W P Yonge. PASSENGERS. r steamship Augusta, from New York—Mrs ra. 2 children and svt, J B Foley, ludy and 4 chil dren, M Wslke. lady and child, Miss Sarah Minor. ke. lady aud child, MIm Sarah Minor, i. G M Taylor A lady, Mrs .1 D A Butler, G N Carpenter, li Cross, J W Auton, II Llppniaii, T Da boy, J Bush,.! Htandinh. L I! Goodman, G A Kel ly, G\V Bowtnond, J IIjDauiour, A H Cook. C H « illlams, E C Hough,K P McKvuy, B A Wise, Ct»as Washhruok, L Kenllehl; W N Habersham, Mrs Sw iff i^aon^Hjoflers^mlNadyjji^ COMMERCIAL. Savannah Cotton Market, Aug. 23. COTTON.—There were no sales yesterday. NEW YORK, August 19—Cotton.—The market throughout the weukiias been very quiet and firm, the reduced stock on sale sm-tulnhiu prices In the senceof any activity of demand. The sales since ir last are estimated at 2,000 hales, and for the week 6,000, the market closing at the annexed quotations : NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. N. O. and Uplands. Florida. Mobile. Texas. Inferior. Ordinary Middling Middling Fair...105* 10# Fair II*; Kick.—The transactions of tlie we< •ry moderate, comprising about fion t $4.37*,. The stock Is light Gunny Clotii.—. Ad prime qualities Boston, suit* of 50 bales has been made In ....... s, at 12*, ccnu.fi mos. Hay.—About 1,000 bs'es North River have been «oJd for shlpjjing atfi5®70t*ents; for City use It brings (<$$!. cash. lock.—There is a fair business doing In flour tills morning, aud the market is a shade, tinner. Halos 3,700 bills at $8 26(q.8 66*4 for common to straight State ; $8.76(qiU.25 for choice un I favorite State ; $8.73 tp$9.50 for common to good Western, and $9.76 DRY GOODS, fcc. CHEAPEST CASH STORE. TIIK VRRY GREATEST BARGAINS. A S we are disappointed in our expectation* of having our store enlarged, we will from this „o.« ....... ..., xt g e pteaiber, continue selling every date until article in Whole Stock for New York Cost I 112^f’.,° u r *;hJi§ y ,By aro •tdiroiy new and fashionable. We liavo this season bought very largely at the New York Istife ftUCtion sales of the Immense quantities of good! sold on foreign ac count, ami wo have now Greatly Cheapened the Prices of all our goods to unite a better assortment of VERY MUCH CHEAPER DRY OOODH than can be hud elsewhere In Savannah. From an experience ot ten years in importing houses la New v one, we nave the means of getting European goods for less prices than they are generally sold lortouier- «.buyers^ to Inspect our stock, which WO'think Is the very best that lias ever been' space in tills cltv.comprls- condensed Into the Ing almost everything needed in Dry Goods,^Vor Dress, Housekeeping, aud Plantation stock a Very rich Colored aud Blank Milks, In buffer qualities and at cheaper prices than else, where. Grenadines, Tissues, Bareges, Barege De MnL n i e «'«fw t am ,, wooIChallies. French Wlnted Mu*- ,«aiu a °ty n, " M 1 c * V \ er > brillant colors and best qualities, French Ginghams, Mourning Goods very dfiS&ra&L 1 »nd Printed Thibet Bhuwls, Misses Printed bliawls, BinbroldereU and Plain Crape Mkawls. in a great variety of colors and very cheap. LACK SHAWLS, LACK SCAIIFS, MANTILLAS, GLOVES. MITTS, HOSIERY, and KMBIIOIDKRIES. in Immense variety from auction, now selling for nearly one half the cost of importation. PARAMOL8 PROM AUCTION, of the newest kinds and best qualities and cxtrcmc- lv cheap. Our store U the depot for the best Linen Goods, (all pure flax) which we retail as cheap as the other merchants here pay for the same goods— consisting partly of Linen Sheetings lu every width and every q u al!ty. Real hatidspun and undressed Irish 8hirtlng Linens, better qualities than are gen erally brought to Savunush for sale. Shirting Linens DRY GOODS, fcc. THIS NKWK8T 8TYI.K8 OF FANCY AND DRESS GOODS, And Staple Dreee Goode. >. CtRRllliL, A*.l.l. Am. 1M Qmgrntand n St. Julim-ttt., .‘Savannah, 6 I NVITES all purchaser, of Dry Goods suil out of Ps.sim.h to his BI'RINU STOCK wnlch for extent, variety. I«sut» of ntyle anil rlchns. sur{ioss any^that litis ever before been of HtWmCTKI HO»m R> j C8T rcc’cl. at the Panoy T farml to the pulillc. In Ill's TeUliTrwIe'1u~thls oltf TUo following enumeration Is designed to convey Idea of what his stock COMPRISES. D1 , , „ BKRAGKS. Plain and Fancy in great variety of styles and col lowelings and Dowlas. Plano Covers ami Table Co vers very cheap. Towels. Brown and White Table Linen Damasks, lu better qualities and at cheaper prices thun elsewhere. Napkins and Doylies^ White and CoPd Marseilles Quilts from auction, extremely cheap. Toilet Cover* and Tidies. Colored and White Linen Drills. Cottou Cassltneres and Cottonades. Marseilles Vestings very cheap. Cotton Fringes and White Goods, very much less than usual prices, viz:—Needlework figured 8wlss, Main Swiss. Jacoflefs, Cambric Mu* «»r common .l»*-rrli»- I !! ns * N«Du»ooks t Mulls, Striped Muslins, Plaid Mus lions. Sales 1,200 bbYiTat f*u$9 for Inferior to goou l,n8 ; Very ch **P »nd very rich. Embroidered Petti- ' ' t the latter figures. s In Sou them floi brands, including Georgetown a Corn.—The stock of Corn otfering is small ami with a good demand for home consumption the market is firmer. Sales 37.000 bushels at 7s; a (u)80cfor unsound, 81(«)8l. , ’*c for sound Western mixed, und 78c tor New and Western. Whiskey.—The market Is firmer with a good de- {Gftljd- .Sales 450 bbls at 96^36^ for Ohio and Prison; • drudge,35 Is refused. IV-KIIPOOL, August t.-fBy the Baltlc.]-CoTTON. The Circular ot Messrs. Miiligatt, Evans, Lemprlere Co., of the 8th Inst., reports the sales since the de- r »».„ *'**- - 25 oUU bales,of which spec p.trlure of the Anterh ulators tcxik3.000 and ex|H>rtors20 buh*s. The ileruaiid *"as good for the trade and freely met by holders.— he quotations are a* follows :-Falr Orleans ; Iddiltm Orleans, 6.H'd ; Fair Uplands, 0‘id, aud Mid- illlug Uplauds, S.' 4 u. Tlie clrculur of Messrs. Brewn ft Shipley, of tlie 8th “ quotes the market us being unchanged, und went into the yard. She ran round to tho entrance to the yard Hiid saw defendant set a bottle of bran dy on a table before her husband. She suddenly seized tho bottle, saying, “ 1 will tnko this to an Alderman’s office, and see whether it Is liquor or uot." Sho went to Alderman Clark \Htli tlie isit- tlo, and it was then ascertained to bo brandy. Up on her complaint the Alderman issued r. warrant, and the defendant wo* arrested aud itouud over on the charge of selling liquor to a druukard, and also Tor soiling liquor to minors. The poor woman sta ted that oue of her little boys lmd been made beast ly drunk at defendant’s place. Selling liquor un der these circumstances was most contemptible. Yot this poor lady testified that she was arrested ou tlie complaint of defendant for stealing the isit- tle which she took to Alderman Clark's, notwith standing sho bad returned It Id presence of wit nesses. The Alderman before whom this latter charge was heard, made her pay the sum of $1 46, and had her locked up all night In a station-house, separated from her dependent family. The defend - * committed and sentenced to sixty days' say* It closed for Mb at the rates us in Milligan's utrcfilar. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF SAVANNAH AUGUST 21. Sun Rises 6b 30m|Sun Setsfih snmlHlghWa'r— li -in Padclfurd, Fay ft Co. Report*: August 20th, 10 P M, nortli of Hutteras, exchanged signals with steam-hln-Marlon ; 11.30 P M, oil Hatlcrus, exchanged signals with steamship Steamer Seminole. Post ell. Palutku. Ac. MEMORANDA. Boston, Aug 17—CM bark Gideon II, Davis, for Sa- wimali. Portland, Aug 17—Cld t»chr EllJIvah, Small, for 8a- FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE. r JMll£ fifth Annual Fair of the South Caroli- lustitute for the promotion of Art, Mechan ical Ingenuity and industry, will be held at the Ne Where Rest May he Found. Tell me, ye winged winds, That round my puthwavrear, Do you not know* some spot u here Some lone and pleasi e valley In the Where, free from toll und pain, The weary soul may rest? winds softoned in a \yhlsper low, r pity, as they answered: “ No I" Tell me, thou mighty deep, Whose billows Know’* Some Island faraway. Some wretched man may find The tills* for which he sighs? Where sorrow never lives' Ami friendship never dies? The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow, Stopped for awhile, and answered: “Not And thou, scrcncst moon, That with such holy face Dost look upon the earth, As sleep In night’s emhrac Tell me. In all thy rounds. Hast thou „ W here miserable man Might find a happier lot? id the moon w ithdrew in w iwoet, but sad, responded: ‘ :ret soul. ne, Hope and Faith. > resting place rrow, sin. and death ?— j happy spot Where grief may find a balm, And weariness a Faith, Hope,and Love, best Ikjoiu to mortal given, I their bright wings and whispered:“ Yes! in He; S UNDRIES.—lloiogna Sausages; Smoked Tongues; Pickled Reef and I’ork; Bardin A; Pickles; Preserves; Catsups: French prepared Mus tard: Lemon Syrup; Cigars; Brandy Peaches; Bread and Cakes fresh received every day, and for sale by Jy 26 W. D. FORD. Chocolate, Licorice; also, h lo without flavor lor children.’ Jus sale by J. E. DkFOHD, Jy 22 Apothecaries* Hall. Jy 29 Monument a r^RESII FAMILY GROCERIES.— Just re- 1? eelved, fresh Canal Flour; do. Georgia: choice Breen and Black Tea*; Powdered,Crashed, Refined, md Brown Sugars: obi Java and green Klo Coffee: (urge new No. 1 Mackerel: scaled Herrings; pickled Salmon ; dried Peaches and Apples, and lor s«lc by Jy 27 W. D. FORD. W INES.—Muscat, Teneriffe, Malaga, Ma delra, Port, Cherry, and a variety of others, too numerous * — ANDERSON ft SWAN8TON, 157 Broughton street. flour, a) do: Kxlr« (lunal do.. .10 Imir do. On- steamer Knoxville, and forsule HOIXXjMBK, JOHNSON ft CO. XT OR THE HAIR.—Bogle’* Hyperion Fluid, dL.--. ayn f ,# ,l i 4,r Phalon’aChemical Hairln- nry’s of Ki . all tt , and for sale by tnd 1 ; "!,“' h ' c . 1 owortnient or Kiwliah, French, and American Ponmtuimi. Alro.all thopopufarllulr Dyj.orthod.y, Jurt received and for Ml. by** I . v * * J. K. Dr.Foitl). Apothrc.rir.' Unit I ^LOUll, BISCUIT, Ao—160 libln Oeoririn M<*.Uodo ; 2S hhl» Hiram Smith', no. oQ bids Soda, Iluucr and 8uK.r Utociilt: 7A boxes and half bbls do; 60 boxes ground CotVe< do do Pepper ; 65do Mustard, laiidlm JylO * ' ird. landing and for sale by McMahon a doylk, 9 sw'.tNTON'i!' “ Jy 2‘2 137 Brougiiton street. C lENTLEMEN’S fanuv sti-iped half Hose )T and bLxck watennl Ribbon for Watch (iuards Received by W. C. WADSWORTH,. Jy 21 No. 113 Congress street Hall, now being erected on Meeting Ntreet, In the city of Charleston, commencing on WEDNESDAY, 15th of November, und continue open for Exhibition yard. Curtain Loops. Musqulto Lace and Taaecja. 1IONNKTM ANIF BONNET KI ft HONS, very cheap. Linen UdkfS very cheap. Silk Under shirts very cheap. .Merino and Gauze Undershirts, Lislellireed and Cotton Undershirt*, Ac., ftc. We are ofieiing Inducements to buyers In the ex treme cheapness of our prices, and also lu the supe rior qualities of our good*, tliat distance competition i monthly reduction of prices ena- steaiucrs here. bles us always to otter for sale more new goods thun those keeping larger stocks of old and depreciated styles. Every article in our store, of domestic man ufacture, we sell by the single piece for the very pri ces merchants generally pay for them, to Induce buyers, and particularly families, to supply all their . .Jig, PI chasers are Invited to inspect our whole stock, will is so thoroughly Ailed up to embrace the largest i Bortment, that buyers of large and small quantities be suited in a great ' thereby effect u greater i be suited in a greater number of articles’and «... * lying than in any other store in Savannah. DIcUOSKRR At THKANOK, ill Congress-street, next to Bull-street, and opposite Pulaski House. Savannah. Ga. NOTICES. NOTICE. J 'HK General Agent in tho Unitod States for m MARSHALL’S REEFING GEAR, Is Captain MES C. NICHOLS, of Charleston, S. C., to whom ail letters for Single Rights ur Territory, as well us proposals for Manufacturing the Machinery, must be addressed. A local Agent lu every seaport In the ' “ detf. Early application la necea- tf mar 31 country will be u NOTICK. scum*, ,mi luuiing, iiamg ur in any way depriving of bottles bearing my name. JOHN RYAN, Bottler of Soda Water, Porter and Ale, corner o^ West Broud und Bay-sts.. Savannah, Oa. N. B.—I never sell bottles bearing my name, there fore no person has a right to My, sell, give, recelv" retain them without my mar 29 *1 6iu J.K. until 29th day orpli Suitable premiums will be given to the best speci mens In Art, Mechanism, uud other brunches of In dustry; also, of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobacco, Corn. id other agricultural Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoe products. The Ladles, to whom the 1n*tltute has been so much Indebted, arc respect ully Informed that suita ble premiums will be provided by the Committee, and awarded to the best specimens In every depart ment of Ladles’ Work. The following special premiums are offered: For the largest quantity of COCOONS, raised — dentation, uot less tl' *— * --• -* * i ruiaeu on ten bushels—A Sliver R lantatl er, or For the largest quantity of SPUN SILK, the pro duce of any one plantation, not less than ten pound GIN, on some i; A Sliver Pitctie . best Impp “'1C1JNB. ... jnt thereon—A Gold Medal. For the best 8TAI.LI0N-A Sllv ... For the best MARSH TACKEY S'FaLLION-A Silver Cup. In general u ... ed SEA ISLAND COTTON /principle, superior ta those now ‘ r important Improve- r Cup. ' KT A I For the best pair MAKS1I TACKEYS. for draff— A Silver Cup. For the best specimen or SUN FLOWER SEED OIL, not less than one gallon—A Silver Cup. For the heat CASIIMEKE RAM—A Silver Cup. For the best CASIIMEKE EWE—A Sliver Cun. For the best three-quarter blood CASHMERE KID —A Silver Cup. For the be>t RAM-A sliver Cup. For the best llOAK-A Silver Cup. kor the invention of a suitable Machine for pulver ising Red Pepper—A Gold Medal. For the best STEAM ENGINE—A Gold Medal. For the best model of an improved STEAM FIRE ENGINE—A Gold Medal. For the best ESSAY on Southern Grasses—Ruffin Prize Silver Pitcher. For the best specimen of American SCULPTURE -A Sliver Pitcher. The Director* of the Institute take great pleasure in stating to the public, tliut by the .liberality of the Stale and City lo tills Institute, they have now iu course of erection, to be completed by the 1st July next, and In ample time for tlie approaching Fare, a large, commodious, and elegant Building, cuiMblc ol holding iu its main hull, 3.500 persons; uml aUo In connection with It u very well adapted and anaciou* machine Room, which will enable the Institute to furnish power for any kind of ni«Cb!nery that may of liie articles, u be of use to ' Address, H AMS.—A few m West Pliulla Hums, In store and fur sulo low by fjy 16J of those very superior ud for sale lo SWIFT ft CO. COLOUR.—200 sacks just reecived, anti for sale by [Jy 261 MrMAHON ft DOYLE. W HISKliY.—Monongahela ami Rectified, for sale by [Jy 31 MINIS ft FLORANCK. S ALT.—l.OOO sacks Liverpool Salt for snle, by CLAUIIoRN ft CUNNINGHAM. Jy» >UTTER AND CHEESE.—25 tubs fresh B l Goshen Buffer ; 45 boxes Chec-ae, lauding a for sale by Jy 10 McMahon ft doylf* C HAMPAGNE.—IIeulsick,Verzena,Bou.'hi, Crown and Anchor brands, lu quarts and pint*, for KHlp tiy f Jy 3] Mlfcl8 . FLOBBWtB. BRANDY AND GIN. ()K BBLS. Phcl[i» Din, 15 do. Domestic Brandy. ^.V LL1AMg , P URE OLD Brandy and Port Wine—a Tory euurrtor article—put up exprewty for medicin al use. For rale by J. 8. lilFOHl), jy 22 Apothecariea' Hail. PORTABLE FORGE,S.—Three sizes; uunerai oerrano and Drlgadler Fkdiaguo reuialu at cnvilie as Captain General atul sryundo onto (second in command.) Dulce is inarching to Madrid at the head of Q’Donoeirs lato division. The Montesa cavalry, after marching iu different directions In the endeavor to rearli Andalusia, mot O’Donnell near Tembleque ns he was returning to the capital in a postohal*. Blaser «cd Yuu sre add JL first rate article, oiid yer; Jyw VW':.. For sale 8ull7van S kki.ly, 145 Broughton street •S' Jy 3t IDES uml SHOULDERS—50 cask* air- ) do. do. Shoulder*. For sab HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft t lLARET AND SAUTERNE, in Wood and / Glaus, for bale by MJWSftPLORlNQIl, D omestic liquors.—100 bhi*. of e. Phelp'sGln. 100 do. Wayne’s Cincinnati Whis key, 50 do. Felton’s N. K- Rum, 30 do. Philadelphia Brandy, 25 din. Cherry Brandy. 20 do. Extra Old M J U y' ,U 3 ! ,8 *'‘^ W "'!f5toOMBK^IN80N A CO. Cigars, Juatreoelveil per Isabel, aud for sale by 4 * ^ ,J MINIS i FLOKKNOS. QHOKED. BEEF and Tongatx.—100 »upe- k? rlor Snicked Tonyue., 90 plecel Braoknl Beef. Und.n, per DYING AND Renovating EgtabliKlunent. 73^1'ork-itreet, near the Ckmrt Home, SAVANNAH,GEORGIA KSTAULlbHKD IX 18.12. r PHE Subscriber grateful to his patrons and X. friend* for their continued favor* would state that, In addition to the Improvements in Dying, ac quired by him during hi* lust visit to England and Scotland, has made arrangement* for extending ids business, by which he 1* now enabled to Dye a greater variety of Color* on Silk and Woolen Dresses, Shawls, Ac., which he trusts will generally please all who may favor him with their patronage. Gentlemen’* Garment* Dyed, Cleaned or Renovat ed, a* may be roqulred, in the same superior style which has generally *o much pleased hi* patron* and friends. Ladle*' Bonnets Dyed, Bleached and Presacd In the most fashionable styles. Orders from the country punctually attended to. Term* moderate. When parcel* ure sent by steamboat* or railroad, word should be sent him by letter through the Poet Office *o that he may know where to cull for them. - ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. Oeorffla General IIoNpUal, FARM STREET, SAVANNAH. T HIS Institution, lately under the charge Dr*. Wildman ft Ganahl. ha* been reorganiztd bv the addition of Dr. 8. N . Harris and Dr. Easton Its Medical Corps. It I* hoped that this Plain Black do. Figured 8econd Mourning do, „. Blue, Brown ami Green do. for Veils, FANCY FIuOhUD FKKNCI1 MJBL1N. n*t!« nil In nu.ltty Horn I,Sc. lo 73c.. (twin ami Jacouett Muslins, Plam^Strl^M*«l, Figured aud Plaid. French, English and American rrluts, the larueai stock ever brought to tiii* market, varying lu price from IM to 50 *;enta a yard. A» C . . GINGHAMS. Manchester, Lancaster, English and fiootch Ging hams, from 13)4 to 37)4 cents a yard. ta . . SILKS. It !■ Impossible to delineate here the different style* !°r sale, as description would only con- vey a faint Idea of their richness and elegance. In order, therefore, U> realize the exquisite beauty of the preseut styles and the chaste magnlnceuce of theli color* It Is csseiitlal that they shouid be seen lo b* appreciated. . t4 MANTILLAS AND TALMAS. To these, special attention is Invited: as they are »ir! l rtchest lu material and moat beau- tlTul lu fashion that have ever been lutroduced.- t l ]'2 comprise the very latest production of French UiliUUid skill, aud have commanded the universal Mhl»[a ? n 1m tl je Ladles wherever they have been ureaentMasou* followlU8 aru lho styles the bSbSSS? 1 "™® -*«)ljcatwn M.ntlUu.nJ Trimu White " .. :: Crape «le Paris •• «• •• •• Black and Colored Berate ^ •• •• •• Handsome Flgured* lieraae Scarf* lu great variety , . , ,., * LINENS. Richardson’s and Hunter’* celebrated Linen, hand spun and warranted all pure flax, width W ® hoetln * B of evc ry quality and White aud Colored I.h en* Drills, Blay Linen of all color*, Chinese Grs** Llupn for Coats. GENTS ANDBOYS PANTALOON GOODS. ' Plain Satin Frauclase (a new article,) Ribbed do., Plain and Plaid Ganibroons, Ribbed Doe 8kln Sum nierCasslniere, Black Drab d’Kte, Camlet* and Cot- tonades o» every description. French and Georgia Nankeens, Linen Coating checks. ^ VESTINGS. White and Colored Plain add Embroidered Mar sallies Vestings. . . . „ HANDKERCHIEFS. froni ** ce,lt<, U P! ‘ ,0 Hem’d Stitch do do; do Scalloped do do; do Kinb'd dodo.— Men’s L C huklk; do Slfic do In great variety; Boys' do do; do Cotton do; Misses L (f . .. „ HOSIERY. Ladles Hosiery Inal! colors; Lisle thread do. Childrens’White Mixed, Slate and Fancy Striped do Boy* Brown White Mixed und Fancy S Hose doj Meus’ * •' “ “ • •• •• _ .. GLOVES. Ladle* and Gents Alexandre’* Kid Gloves. •* *' “ Kid made Taffeta Silk do. Lisle thread do. Boys and Misses'Gloves ofevery description. _ LADIES’ UMBRELLAS AND PAltSOLS. The variety of the goods is such ua to preclude enu meration, it comprises every style lu vogue. They have been purchased from the manufacturers, and will be found to be uuusually low, for their quality lu prices. FANS. An immense stock ranging from 3c. to $5 each. „ SUNDRIES. Fancy neck ties. Shell. India Robber and Bufiklo Tuck and Toilet Combs. Perfumed Euierie* and Bas- kets, Pearl and Papier Macho Porte Monte. Ladle*’ Reteellle*, Hair Brushes. Half Pins. Crochet Needles, Long and Short Whale-bones, Tidy Cottons. Mora- vlan do.. Linen Floss, Silver, Gorman Sliver and Steel Tliimbles, Prefumery, Fancy Soaps, ftc., Ac.— Together with an extensive assortment of PLANTATION AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, apr 10 i53f&S?wa£ ~ •ss-sarlBI JIIIIUON8 ANB TKIMUIKoh. TTouispiay an extensive, choice, and Wall soleetrd vwlcty of BlylM, partly u folio*-, --Kith 8 Ik B,,i„ Crepe»mlO,uio In I'l.M, »mi Bmada Beaut Mk! boil,, new Btyk,; Also, l'l«IU Ribbon,, avoir wk »ml -in,ll'y, mlteil Triiiiinliiii Klbboiw,|«ulu»3« JteHJ&jKEaSflSffiffc “ u<l . <*>wo Flower* and ’laha, whtta and colored Festhera anil Plume*, fresh worsted, Embroider?.Floss and sewing *llk, every Hhado and color, worsted pattern*, regatta Trimniliigsqrllt ami silvered FringeuA'nsels.Lsce and MU i ply 141 Sr nler b >'steamer from manuflicturers. Runner Tasols, Fringes and every ivory, aiieu, rapier Mac he J’ortmonnys, Begat- and Card Cases, fancy,Jet, Breast and Ch API ns. rich Vest Chalna and buttons,new styles of dress Button Montes and other styl: ^jteel^lltaad slIvcrTrinmiing IIAIR MANUFACTURE, such a* Ladles’ Tu****- dies and miWK^ mohair cap* and nets, fiincy and Mantillas, scarfs and apron pinked ladles'and genFa sfippersjjmoWng cap* and childrens,hablllmenu,mar- • JV « r J r ,‘l«K’»1Ptloii of ffincy straw bon net* and hats Bleached and pretsed III a superior man ner, every description of mantillas made and straw Bonnet* trimmed in one hour’* notice. Pereonsfrom the InteriorofGcorglaand Florida, will findIfcto their advantage to call, as they will find every thing tfiiy require lu the faucy line. 7 u jllei “ Bt5uuer ,e,,h BUpp ‘ le8 ilf. received by each apr 14 Daguerreotypes. W I UDE’ 8 Model Combined Light DAGUERREIAN GALLERY, Cor. Congremi aud WUHak«r»li., Over Murphy a Utvanny , i Shoe Store. OUPUKIOR LIKENESSES—.ingle nnd in C7. group.—correctly Ukcn In all wutbera: tlulali- DARIJERREAW GALLERY, REFITTED AND REMODELLED. T HE subscriber takes pleasure in infortoing the citizen* of Savannah, that he bax at a great expense Improved hi* Gallery, so that In polut of softness of light, convenience und elegance of rooms, ♦how unsurpassed, If equalled, by any North T DO hereby caution all persons, particularly SoutlT Th^lm^Slent^o notcon«tor«ferel5in I those engaged in Bottling, against either buying, the alteration* In hla rooms, but he has avaUed b'lm- selling, purloining, using or In anyway depriving me —* * -* ■flfof every Inmrovement in the art: therefore.lt win be 111* aim that all pictures taken at his Galiery. Hhali greatly excel In artistic correctness, and the tineiiess of the material used. J. W. MILLER. Cor. St. Julieu-Ht.and .Market-*q Ju 2—if JOHN M. QOOFER &, CO'S BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, OVER THEIR BOOK-STORE, On Me corner of Whitaker and St. Jutim-streeti, H AVING boon newly fitted up und thor oughly renewed, they are prepared to exe cute, under the management of MR. €. A. HALL, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, cheaply, accurately and expeditiously, and In a ra perlor style of wqrkmanshlp. BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED FOR FKOJI 91 TO $4.30 PER THOUMAND, And all other Job Work at proportionate rates. Dill IIrad. nt 95 per ream, printed on tine paper, ruled with red and blue line* HOTELS, fcc. a WOODLAWK. Tho underoignod having longed th. li' — 11 breutlfal puce, sUuat.ii oa Ogeecbee Plankroad, from Mrs. Marshall ru*dTKI 11<T V y Jf' god opened It a, a t UuLlU KLeOKT for the ladles and gentlemen of Savannah, and strangers vlsttlng the city. He will And Refreshments of alllindt. Separate Apartmenta, Dinners, Suppers, ftc.. for private parties. fumL,hed ftt short notlcLV ’ „.,Wr Hu. most perfect Order 1‘rxmxkvkd on the "SO*-*, J.D.U.ROGEUS W< Pavilion Hotel. FOR HAI^E OR RENT. T IIE Pavilion House is situated on the cor- ner of Bull oml South-Broad streets, one of the most central and beautlffi) localities In the city r t v - street* by which itlHHurrounded.are broud, airy, r well supplied with *hadc trees, which, together^ (t* commanding position, make* It altogether on the most desirable situations Tor a Private Boarmn* liousK in tlie city. Till* house liaa always enjoyed a full share of patronage, ami I* now In successful op- eratlon. Theffmilture with which the house is In vested, Is of the best woikmattsldp, together with all necessary appllaitie* to contribute to the comfort of its patrons, and to facilitate In the prosecution of Tl “ 5 , pre , Hent Proprietor Is disposed to retlro, either by sale or hate, (for bis unexplred time,) on account of the Indisposition of a member of hla tally. To any one disposed to engage lu this enterprise, the investment will be a good one. u„1f! p r!»13®^ r mV"cM! T • 4 FLETCHER ZIOJJS ■A. Marietta, Georgia. ’ Tim New Hotel, adjoining the a House, kept by the suUrtb&Ai pressly for him, tietng now complete pleasure In Inf ruling hi* tYlenda and the public generally, that ho has large, airy, pleu— H well lut niflhed reoms, rearly for their reception. altuatlou, from Its vicinity to the depot, is peculiarly adapted for the convenience of transient company. attention will be given to the wants aud comfort of those who may favor him with a call. 1)IX FLBTCnKR. NEW SUMMER RETREAT. The Rubscriber baa opened bis I now house, OAK LODGE, at Thunder bolt, where families and others dcslr-l J 4 bathing, will, —-i - licit iitiiiiuvn Ml * of enjoying salt air and » % In Chatham county. A large and spacious Bath- >...i,ure ...III e. i .... IU. I r house will be (bund on the premises. W. V. PRENTICE, Proprietor. TO TRAVELLERS. SoutliFvcMtern Railroad. RLsaiMi—laBg^nniMHWMn 1 >AStlliN(7?rir7r«i'rriea« dally ,t JL 6A. M., arrive at Oglethorpe lOJi A, M.. arrive, at Columbus 1 o’clock) P. Si. * Leave Columbus dally at 9 o’clock, A. M-. and Ogle- mrpe at Ilk A. M., arrive at Macon 3k P. M., con necting at Macou each way with Centro! Railroad trains to Savauuah, Augusta and MlliedgevlUe. with — — ' — rxwst , Dab Macon and Western trains to Griffin, ton, ChAttauooga. Nashville, ftc. Connecting daily at Columbua, by fast line o coaclies, 38 miles to Opelika, thence 64 miles by M. * Aug. Slat. 1853. One lhi>utat,d dollars worth if newT^Just received Orders received at the Bookstore, or at the office of the Mornino Sews. Yonge, arrangement will enable the Institution the better to maintain uud even to extend the charitle*, which It has beeu iu the habit of bestowing upon the Indigent from the revenue* of It* regular business. With largo and admirably ventilated wards; airy und plea sant rooms: Hpaclou* ground*; a resident undergra duate In medicine; an experienced steward, aud a highly intelligent, kind, and obliging stewardess; this establishment offers advantages aud Induce ments rarely found in Southern cltle*. and make* ample provision for all classes of patient*. In Its management, It will be the object of the proprietors of a home to the Invalid. TERMS: Patient* will bo received into the wards of tho hos pital at one dollar per diem. It Is considered that this will defray the expense of board, nursing, aud lug, a medicine—the medical aud surgical service* be I _ rendered as a charity. Apartments Htrlctly private be obtained by persons desiring them, with tgjr Sepurute buildings appropriated to tbe recta- r the P. II. WILDMAN. M. D., Je 30 No. 20 Aberconi street. CHARLES GANAHL, M. P.. South Broad *t., between Barnard aud Whitaker. S. N. HARRIS, M. D., Corner of Harris and Whitaker streets. EASTON YONGE. M. I)., State street. Wmkcorner of Price* SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE SESSION 1854-’55. R. D. Arnold, M. D., Professor Theory and Practice ot Medicine. P. M. Kollock, M. I)., Professor of Obstetrics. W. G. Bulloch, M. D., Professor of Surgery. C. W. West, M.I)., Professor of Medical Chemistry. U. L. Byrd, M. D., Professor o 'Materia Medlca aud Therapeutics. E. II. Martin, M.D., Prof. of Institutes of Med- J. G?Howard. M. D.. Professor of Anatomy. my. and Demonstrator of Anatomy. J. J. West, M. D., Assist. Demonstrator of A.ta’omy, TIIK REGULAR COURSE stltutlon, will commence on t . . vein tier, and terminate In the following March. Pre liminary lecture* will be delivered from Monday, tbe Kith day of October, uutll the commencements the Regular Course, for which no additional feo wlllbe rouulred. Student* have free access to tlie Medical U'.i..I, exf tfm HiivaniiMli Ilnanltal member* of the Faculty, by whom Clinical lectures College Clinique, which is open dally to patients. During the past session upwards of two hundred coses were prescribed for, aud over thirty Surgical operation* performed in tho presence of the students at the Clinique. Material for Anatomical^ investiga tions will be abundantly supplied. Fees—Matricula tion, $3: Full Courso of Lectures, $i03-, Demonstra tor, $10: Graduation, $30. For further luformatlou address, post paid, Jo 17 H. L. BYRD, M.D.. Dean. rtTOCKM AND RONDS. gOUTH-WESTKltN Railroad Stock, Con Bond* of the South-Western Railroad, and Muscogee C OHN—Prim® Tcnuogsce, for sale at tb» Depot, by ty 31 MINUS ft FLORANCK. HOLCOMI1E, JOHNSON & CO., H AVE received per recent arrivals, and of fer for sale on accommodating terms— gugari- lOnhds very choice Porto Rico ; 35 do do New Or- leana; 10 do do Trist; 200 bbls clarifleil A BamlC; 25 do crashed; 15 do powdered; 20 boxes Loaf. Coffee- 300 bags Rio, part prime; 35 do Old Java. Molawuea— 200 bbls New Orleans; 60 bbls and25hhds Cuba ; 60 bbls Portland. Crackers— 25 bbls Butter; 25 do Sugar; 35 boxes Soda ; 25 do Oyster. Soap and Stare It— ^ 60 boxes Colgate’s No 1; 60 do do Pale; 100 do Smith's and Bcadel’a Family; 35 do Colgate's Pearl Starch ; 35 do do Common do llaialns and Nuta— 50boxes bunch UsIhIus; 10 frails Almonds: 5 do OUUOXCN IHJIH-II nniniiin ; iw liana nnuuima. Brazil Nuts; 10 do Egg Walnuts; 10 bbls P Nuts. . Genesee and Georgia Flour- 45 bbls Extra Caual; 56do lilraui Smith's; 300do Denuiead's Georgia; 135 do Oakley’s do; 75 bags Georgia. Domestic Liquors— 50bbls '- ERum: 75 do E P Gin; 60 do Western Whiskey. , . Powder, Shot and Lead— 100 keg* Dupont’s FFFG Powder; 325 bags assorted Shot; 10,0001b* Bar Lead. Candle*. Tobacco, Ac ts boxes Sperm Candles, extra tine; 50 do Adaman tine do ; 30 do Patent Pearl do ; 30 do Beadel’s Tal low do; 260 boxes manufactured Tobacco, various brands : 60 bbls and hdlf bbls Nos 1. 2 and 3 Macker* tl; 20 bbl* Fulton Market Beet; 20 do Pig Pork. Bacon - 50 casks Sides; 50 do Shoulders, airtight; 75tierces choice Ham*. Choice Old Brandy- 30 dozen, vintage of 1795. Heidalck Champagne-- 50 baaketaqnartaandplnu, warranted genuine. Gunny Bagging- 50 bales old Importation. Rope- 500 colls New Orleans. jy 3 BOOK BINDING ANC BLANK BOOK M.fffUrACTUfclKa BT JOHN Q. DEITZ, W HO, having become Interested In this broach of the business of JOHN HI. COOPER & CO., Will give his beat attention to all work entrusted to Ills care. J. M. C. A Co., have considerably enlarged aud Im proved their Book Bindery, thus affbrdlng Increased foci 11 ties for executlyg every variety of work, in the beat possible style. They have also, laid In an Extra Lurge (stock of Paper,, embracing the fluent qualities of the bee-; manufac turers, both American and English. Auy description of paper can be furnished that may be dnslred. apr 38 BAL.INU THINK 'T'lUS utukTaiguoU are prepared te exhibit pies of a very superior article of Boling e<ii—t •eft with us will be promptly tilled, tortus. fang 81 WELLS 15 iiuiNvrieu * wme. oxamiuo. Order* tfWtUT 1 S UIJAH—Choice New Orleans tdarided, for •aie la Ur 3(1 M *18 ft fhOHANC# UNITED STATES MAKE. SAVANNAH TO DAKIEN- T yryliLW Tg A Uni* of four Home Poet Coer he, feevee Havannah for Darleu, vie llrveu Old Coolt Houtte, Mltlwey. Itlceboro.el. dSouth Newport.every MONDAY and THURSDAY at o’clockrA.M..a^ riving iu Darien at 6o’clock, P. M.. «ame day. Re- turning, leave Durlen every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5)* o’clock, A. M.,arriving In Savannah at 5P. M. f coiinecting with the car* for the west, tlie boats for Charleston and the North, and the New York Steam ship*. $ar Ail Express Business promptly attended to. „ IWOlMcc In Savannah, at Sawyer. Hollister A Co’B Stables, comer of State* aud Whitaker-ata. Office 1 Darien, at Mansion House. U. L. IIART, iy . • j jmjpir... oe 50 RETAIL AUCTION STORE. HPHK subscriber offers biz. services to th« JL.jmbttc as.an.AUCWONEER and GENERAL CUM»ISSiON MKROH A NT. Having located hlmseir lu Mr. James McIntyre’s new butidii.K, at the corner of St. Julian and Jefftr* streets, lie takes pleasure lu inviting his friends and the public to an examination of hla varied stock of good*. Most of these good* havle been bought at such low prices that he can sell thein.below their real value. He would also give notice that he has established at the same place a general INTELLIGENCE OF- may wl*h to procure servants, or to employ mechan ic*. In any branch of labor, can gain inform*,'ton to tbelr Interest, on appilcaiPm to, us. At the same time we will be enabled to dnd uituailons for persona t of busluess. mechanics out of employment, and s his warmest servants who may want places In conclusion, the subscriber retui thanks for tho encouragement received at ht* former place of business, and trusts that an abundant pat ronage may be extended to hla father, who will still serve them at the old stand with pleasure. - wfi.B,r Jy 26-tr t HALS- THOMAS ft KNIGHT, PRACTICAL House stud Ship Plumber BAVAXXAR, UX0R01A. L ICENSED by Commissioner of S&vannati Water Works, No. 13Burzurd street. Savannah. We pledge ourselves to do all work entrusted to our care, in a style equalled only in the Northern citr ic*, and never surpassed in this city, Shower liaths, path Tub*, Copper and Iron Boil- w i, Marble-top Withstand*, Patent Pan WaterOlo- seta, Bras* ami Copper Lift and Force Pumps, Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, block Tin, Hydraulic Rams, Brusa aud Plated Cocks, aud Kitchen Ranges, eoiiKtauily i ntuui aim ioi imiip. . . N. B — Order* from the country promptly attended R. MAY KB'S FRBKCH BItoS. ■ which,—in the severest cases, (many ol them oflong standing) of the afflictive diseases, dysente ry, cholic, dyspepsia, aud their concomitant general debility,is now regarded by many Inour community a* a most effectual remedial agent la those dS^rder*. To the avowal of a large number of our most re spectable aud intelligent citizens, of the prompt and permanent relief, which, from Its use. they have ex perienced, the proprietor has tlie pleasure to add tha Sanction of our Physicians, Who have witnessed its effects In their practice Indeed, trow the numerous instances In which avaccu. iivui uic numerous instances ui wcica edlcal gentlemen In tlilB city have advised their patients to resort to »U use, lu cases that had defled most, if uot allother known remedies, It is evident that It ha* met, o* 1* believed to have merited th« sanction of the entire faculty. Nolwuhstandlng these proofs, and a previous acqualnUtnce.from prac tical teal* or its SOOTHING AND INVIGORATING PR The subscriber has been restrained 1.. it notoriety by advertisement, from the of quackery that eo readily attaches vertised curative ageuls; and lu doing »o uo yields to the Importunities of 1* ifenced Its advantages, that O 13 cult. Choi beuelittcd from IU pub! desire on h!s part to become of so valuable an ■“ m 4—lyr . COHOOCKY A SON8’
