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BT»kw. aoscsraoif, rvHi.i>H(iu or the laws or tiik union. The Cuexi.—Tho Milledgovillo papors Plato that, Gov. Troup has takon prompt measures to tiocuro the trunquility of the frontier, where much alarm exists.—Major Bth mutant, tliaT orio new ease and tro deaths havo occurred in Montlcollo.4- Tliree of the individuals who were iufectil, had boon vaccinated, and they were ko DAILY PAPKR, t t COUNTKI PAPER, EIGHT eiOLLARI, : FIVE DOLLARS. Generals Millor, Shorter, and Wimberly slightly affected with tho disenso (propelly have this matter in charge. Proper ar- the varioloid) that it. could hardly be i|«- icn. D'nArToN and William CnArrs, Gs^, are candidates for Congress from S. Cmoliiia. The question having been put to OOSanUSROXAl.. , . . . From the Southern Putriot if Saturday th^n through the City Gazette, whether in E „ t , m *, l(f ._cb«o».—Bon-Island, 110 a ttr, j ca»t of the election of oithor, ho would be Upland, 26 a sill—Cotton Sagging 30 lama a/witm. POUT OP SAVANNAH. a 32 ARRVEIll, Brig Pheasant IlM'tey, .sc#.York, 6 tin MON DA V MORNING, MAY 16,1(125. A few articles, recently omitted, will be found on first page. ID* The Members of the Monument Com mittee are requested to assemble in the Council Chamber THIS DAY, at 12 o’ clock. By order of the Chairman. J. P. SCREVEN, Sec'ry pro. torn. ID* The Citizens of Chatham County nre requested to convene at the Council Cham ber in the Exchange, TO-MORROW, at TWELVE O’CLOCK, to receive tho re port of the Sub-Committee appointed to draft “ an address to the Citizens of Geor gia, calling upon them to convene in their respective Counties, and express their opin ions upon the proper mode of disposing of the recently acquired Territory.” By order of the Chairman. A- PORTER, Sec’ry cal? of the election of either, ho would be Upland' nave tins matter in cuargn. rroper or- ...» ..... ... ' — r oppwod to the President nhd his Cabinet, kWtai.—The^llplund market was much w " h "ifidi ct'Ko", to'j. Cun.minv'k s n 1,1,1 rangements have likewise been made for covered by tho Physicians, whilst of he tlejf Have both anaworod through tho same depressed during the week until yestur- signets, G. bluroaty H. Lnd*' Co V JT,' the orotection and security of tho Agent, other three, two have died and the tl<rd .Jfidium, ill tho negative. doy, when it exhibited great activity, anil t er jr. & Co Oeo. Gordon, u. • Gri»wuid k H . , , ,,,, • ,i, „n T —— several thousand bales changed hands U„. S. H. Parkin,n, Dr.dioy, CUehorn ml Brig. Gen. M’Donald is vested with discre- bnrely escaped. This agrees with all .lift, l 3lJARI , of Uralth.—The following gon- at improved prices. Private advices arc Wood, Z Day. 8 CO, Bclu. k, tioimry powers as to this lost matter. observations which have boon made U|H>n . D00 inted by the Mayor said to have been brought by tb* brig Gen. Lewis, On Menl.y tail, ps.s d live,p„„i j It is said to bo the intention of tho hostile tho varioloid, whore it has prevailed oxtei- Upmo " " PP f. . y Brown, which appeared off our liar yestor- pack et ship WiUunn t ha.npion, gain* i “ “ , , . , . | i n,x to compose the Board oi Uealtli, lor tho d B y,ol an advance of upwards of two peuce Y "tk Creeks, to murder every one who signed sivoly—those who have had the small j)»x, vcar " in Liverpool, which produced the stir in our Cng Ncw-Hsuipslurn finow, Chstlrslrm, ij the late treaty. Wo hnvo.hoard, however , as well as those who havo been vaccinated, ^ ^ Ward-Robt. Haberslium, Wm. m * rket : obtained yesterday, in 8 •« *• of no further murder there than we have are subject to it; but the former, and th'se jj ara | 10 ji t boforo noticed. Both parties, it appoara who have never had either, Butler mosthe- ■ old Franklin—Fred. Herb, Thomas But- ‘ - ' 1 ler. Now Fronklin—G. B. Lamar, H. Kirhy. : South Oglethorpe—Ed. Warren, John have sent messengers to Washington to lay verely, and oftoner fall victims to it. the case before the President. In another j Much alarm exists ill the interior. 1 _ B . column will bo found a presentment of tho °wn intorcoiirso with Clmrldton, G. Holcomb. whence the disease lias been imported into North Oglethorpe Win. C. Wayne, 11. (I mi. E. Stiles. Grand Jury of the U. S. Circuit Court,now in session in Milledgoville, which speaks this state, there is too much reason with becoming indignation, of tho conduct I prehension, and we would earnestly pcom- Hill. , , of tho white men who havd excited those mend vaccination. Why do nut thcjiutlio- D ^" P "j i ; h „' shel'hnnm Chas. Gilduii. Furthkr Aovanci. in the Cotton Mar ket.—Two expresses were received in this city on Saturday afternoon, one by land the other by water, from Charleston, soon af ter which much bustle took place in the Co'ton market,and a considerable quantity was purchased. The sales mado wero gen erally'at from 24 to 27 cents—and in one instance, one hundred and twenty bales were taken at 27$ cents. That favorable intelligence bad been received, was gener ally known before dark; but the date of the advices, or the price to which the arti- C " Imd arrived in Liverpool, was quite un certain up to last evening—nothing being known positively exaept to thoso who re ceived the expresses. The intelligence, it a meers was received by the brig General Brown, which letters received here of the 31st Marco, from Liverpool, state, had been taken up as a despatch vessel, and which arrived otf Charleston Bar on Friday.— Th* amount of the intelligence is, that Up land Cottons had gone as high, in the Liv er: ,.,] market, as eighteen pence three far 41*VL* Oliwil»»uu Mci»ulyi wf Oat' urday says, in % postscript, dated at twelve o’clock P. M. “ It is certain that the General Brown is oT the bar—-It is likewise certain that Up lands had advanced fully two pence per lb. when she left Liverpool, and every sort of Cotton was rapidly advancing. This infor mation is positive and authentio ” We have not been able to obtain any fur ther intelligence. The above, however, it will be perceived is “ positive and autheo tic,” and must supply the place of particu lnrs. Since the above was prepared, we have reieived by the brig New-Hanipahire, which left Charleston yesterday morning and ar rived, last evening, the Charleston Pulriol of Saturday evening, from which we ex tract the following : ‘•From Lm ryaw/—The British hrig Gener al Brown. CHptain Sharpe, arrived otf the bar yesterday from Liverpool, as a despatch vessel. We learn verbally from a source on which full reliance may be placed, that the accounts by her are to the evening the 1st of April, she having sailed on the morning of the 2d. A postscript to a letter dated the eveing of the 1st, at 8 o’clock, quotes the prices of Upland Cotton at lUjd and that the demand was improving, and prices likely bo go higher. Ill consequence of the above advices, extensive operations in the Cotton Market were made yesterday and to-day, at an advance of from 3 to cents in Upland, and 5 cents in S. Islands.” The General Brown was coming up wiicn the above paper went to press. Expresses wcr.e dispatched from Charles ton to Augusta, and Columbia, as well as to Savannah ; and the pilot boat Savannah White, of this port, was also dispatched for Ncw-Orleans. A letter from Augusta states that an express had been received there, and that one individual alone diapnsed of 2,500 balos, and probably other extensive sales wero made-- As an instance of fortunate speculation, we will mention the following, of which we tire excilod these remarks of the outrages. We add Journal:— “Those events have produced a deep sen sation among the people of this state. The belief is pretty general that white men have been the instigators of these outrages, and the exasperation of the public mind a- gainst them is high. Anil so it ought to be: for in M’Intosli wo have lost a Chief who as the white man’s friend. In the most trying times of the late war lie stood linn on our side, lie bore the commission of Brigadier General, conferred on him by the government of the U. S. as a reward for his fidelity to our interests and his skill and courage in the field uf battle. To this state his services were great, both in wic field and in the council of his nation. Wo believe that had it not been for his exertions, Georgia would not now be in irosscssion of single foot of land west of the Ocinulgce river. To liia own nation his death is a loss as great ns it is to us. Rising superior to whut we generally see in the nature and character of the Indian, he saw clearly in what the true interests of his people consist ed. He embraced with eagerness the pro- posals of the President of the United States to concentrate all the tribes now residing in the U. S. on lands west of the Mississip. pi, where more efficient measures might be ado ted for their civilization, and was pre paring to set out on a journey to the west to explore the country—For his devotion to the true interest of his own people, and for his exertions in furthering the benovolent views of the President, a cruel and iglio miuiouu death haB been his rcwhrd. And wnnr maxes inis neon or nigncr importance to the U. S. it was done by the remnant of that part of the tribe, who, in tho late war joined the standard of our enemy, and oc casioned the expenditure of so much blood and treasure in the suppression and punish ment of their enormities. These outrages must and will be publish ed. Chilly Al’Intosh bus gone to Wash ington City for the purpose of procuring re dress. The President cannot refuse it without willfully violating a pledge solemn, ly given by the U. S. Commissioners and confirmed by tho ratification of the tre-a ty.” 1 ritics of Charleston furnish a liistoryjof tho | Cotton obtaining 28 cents dowu to 28 lor sloop Falcon. B iggs, Charleston l dsv inferior. with rail to lull tv Huyi. titd coffee to 11 w' I In Sua-Islands tho sanin stir lias taken Uetsmuier. ' ' place. The prices usked previous to yes- S.csm Colt Company’s Bust Samuel How. terday wero readily obtained, which were ard Dubois, Augusts, 38 hours, with bnsti ap- T> T generally al an advance of live cents, the No. 9 antllfin <on 351 i.slcs oatlan, In If. mi- lll < l " lurol "*“ Dr - J- B ° nd R ° a ’ Jttme8 , nu,st common Cottons obtaining 65 ccntR. Lord fc Co. T. Butler U Co- (1. C c/s "d Tho operations this morning havn i-ml- ^ Cn I, W. Muriel, II Burn ugs s, d K He. ■ ■■ Iamouii. Passengers, Messrs Shynuinln, tie. Darby—N. Wallace, I. K. Telft. disease and a statement of cases 1) that Warren—Wm. Robertson, yiephen fd.; ..i» v r ! i Harris. J j Percival—A. B. Fannin, Dr. William. H. Attempt to mm the Ma.l.-Wc '^ ^t'hcontc-A. Telfair, Dr. J. P. Sere- from the Charleston pnporB that an attcm|t vpn to rob the Mail from this city to Charlentra Urown—Jas. Hunter, Elias Rood, was made on Wednesday night last, aboil, Liberty-Jnhn Waters, R. M. Goodwin. , nil Elbnrt—A. Cope, tt. M. Bond. halt past eight o’clock, between Combahte) Washington—S. S. Williams, J. S. Bui- and AshepoO. The driver was pulled froo loch. The Members of the Board of Health . ... , !\ _ ! are requested to convene in tho Council down ..nd filled his face wuh chamoer, on Wednesday, l»th inst. at li o’clock* the Sul key, by two or three persons, who threw him sand. Tiie horse, however, took frigh;, and runaway with tho mail, when they kick ed the driver, and followed after the mat Tho horse, after running three miles and breaking tho Hulkey, was met hi the driver on the way to Savaunali, who securedjthe mail* The robbers huve not been discovered. tinned brisk at prices one cent higher than • „, l fc * 8en ff er- » those of yesteniav. For cotton to good 4 J ws fa ir 28 to’iU | priiue 29 and fur one lot tor Ahno'h^ i;-, The late murder in Scriven.—We have received two letters, one from Erting- ham and the other from Sorivei.i, upon the subject of tho late murder of Fi.ake.— Colson, who is suspected to be the mur derer, on strong circumstantial evidence, has beeu arrested and is no in Jackson- boro Jail. Much feeling exists ill the neigh borhood in consequence of the refusal of Juries (as in the case of Rushing, which we recently mentioned,) to convict on cir cumstantial evidence, however strong; which, it is said, has induced the mission ofthe presontcrime. In corrobora- Tlio following Presentment made by the Grand Jury of me Circuit Court of the U. or four | Stales now in session in this place, renders superfluous some remarks we had intended to make on the atrocious conduct of certain u'htte we.,1 who are said to have excited the disturbances among the Creeks. * It is. not necessary to hespeuk the attention of the. public to this presentment: JlillulgevillCy Recorder. In the Circuit Court ofthe United States for the District of Georgia, at Millcdgeville, May Term, I8-J5. Tlie Grand Jury regret that they find it necessary to ask the at tention of tho Court to recent occurrences within tho circle ol its criminal jurisdiction. In the territory lately ceded to tho United States by the Creeks at the Treaty ofthe Indian Springs, at rocious murders have beeu committed upon the bodies of Will. M’Intosli. Tube Tustuu- nuggne and Col. Hawkins, three distinguish ed Indian Chiefs, at all times the friends of the United States, uud ju»L about, to begin a journey to the West, to explore the coun- . J .1. .:..i... ,i... n»..;s... the llavrp inurkct 31 cents have been paid, j h Pu „ ce u\ K .. zie . /free-—Hus been in fair demand this week prime J inferior to good, 2j a 3J. Ji'lour—Is slow of sale ; the bust will not commit tid over Corn—Hits sold by tlvp cargo, at 51 cents. It is in fair demand. Coffte—Has given way fully two cents on our last week’s prices, and the iinporta- (ions have been large within the last ten days. We have uo export demand at our 1 present prices, and us our country trade is | drawing to a close, there is every probabil- [ ity, with our increasing stock that prices may yet give way considerably. Sugars--Ilavo declined a little, hut the stock is not large, and holders coutiniio pretty firm, except in iNew-Orleans, which lose so much during tiie summer; fair Muscovadoes are worth $10, and fine II to 12; Santa Cruz, of a line quality have brought 11} ; fair clayed brown Sugars 10 to 10} ; and fine whites, 13; and seconds 12}. .':olas8es—Has become very scarce; the little that has arrived during the week, fair to ordinary, has been bought up imine- ilintely h r I lie Southern market at 32 to 31 cents, uud fine West India and Orleans bring ‘J6 coins freely Exvlmngc —Bills on England, 0 per cent pre. do France, 5f. ihks, Peicrvon, Sima, t'lciahaw. Steam Bom August . G \»en, Mur'eaton 34 e. Steam Boat Edge,!!, id, bassard, Autpi u. Tim fli p Oglethorpe for Liveip >ol sm M on :» n di m»ning. *t in* ship trom Martiniq*n- ren irie-^ , c t 0 w on Satuid pasied ih: Bar at d went to the nortliws.d Tho pilot bout Savaun<h, from lids p<Mt.«r. r veil at Charleston on Ssturdny, in 22 hums. ARRIVED FtlO.M TIMS PORT, At Philudrlphiu, Oth instant, schr. Mar garet, Matthews, 7 days. UP FOR THIS PORT, At New-York, 5th instant, ship .Augu.-ta, While. com- try preparatory to the removal of llie Tribe imFii ! according to the provisions ofthe said Trea ding to the provisions 1 ty. Numerous parties of Indians, tiie friends tion of this opinion, it is stated to us, that ; 0 f the deceased Chiefs and of the United Colson, on hiu way to Savunuuh, during : States, have been driven destitute aud iin ,, .. , , ked into the settled parts of the frontiers of the time search was making tor the bodjr. ■ SSnirto rt* pnxtee&m fWm* tb. vengence remarked—“ Suppose any one should kill 0 f those persons who had just sacrificed poor Flake with a light-wood knot, and those Chiefs. It is understood and hcliov- l ".'7 W , nnnorre arog, W nar eoina taoy urma.1 Imlians prill- with him, if they could not prove it?” cipnlly residents of Alabama. It is great- ——!lv to lie apprehended and feared, that the^ Quick Passage.—Tho Steam-Boat Com- • have been instigated and countenanced by pany’s boat Samuel Howard, Capt. Di> white persons. The Grand Jury have due confidence in the vigil'unce of the constitu- nois, which arrived lust evening from Au gusta with two towboats, made the passnge in thirty-tight hours—having been under way but twenty-eight hours of that time.— This is believed to be the shortest passage ever made with tow boats. ted authorities of the General and State Governments, blit they cannot without ti violation of their own duty, refrain from culling through the Court, the* attention of both governments to the situation of the frontier, and to the consequences ofthe at rocilies coimnit.od on tho lately coded ter- ■■■m ■ | ritory. Those who have driven the friends The Greeks Limit. Washington of tho ofl1 '" murd, ' l ' < ‘ ri Chiofs into tho sottlml parts TTU . , , a. n . , . . oft.ln* State may pursue to destroy thorn in U.S.Army, has left Boston for Malta on Ins their places of refuge-they recommend that A .report was brought to Macon on the 7tb instant, by & traveller through the Creek n&iion, that the Indians were in state ofhigh excitement, and that they had threatened the destruction of the Agent, Col. Crowell. It appears, however, that the loiter is not true, as a letter has been re ceived from Col. Crowell himself, in which ho says—“ I wish you would be good enough to request the editors of the Mil- ledgeville papers, to state in their next, pa pers, that I have beeu requested by them (tiie Chiefs) to say for the information of travellers, that there is no earthly danger. The head Chiefs have also requested me to make this publication, and to state further ; that it is an atfair among themselves, and that no white person shall be interrupted on the road or elsewhere.” The Darien Bank.—We learn for the first time, from the Millidgeville papers, that a proposition was made a few weeks ago by Mr. Spalding, President ofthe Dari en Bank to the Banks in this city, that Da rien bills should be received by them us for merly, and that settlements should be made every three months. This proposition was rejected by the Planters^Bank, but a com mittee of the State Bank reported in favor way to join the Greeks. Ruddock and Mr* Allen, Americans, who had been with the Greeks, lately arrived at Smyrna indispo sed. They hud been pccommodutcd at the house of Mr. Olfloy, the American Consul, and become convalescent. Mr. It. contem plated coining to tho United States and Mr A. intended to join the Greeks again. General Lafayette was expected to or- mousurcs of necessary precaution for the protection ami succor of the fugitives be immediately taken, and that every attempt to violate their asylum shall be instantly punished. The Grand Jury doom it neces sary to the character of the government of their country, that the authors, perpetrators, j aiders, and abettors of the crimes lately Fresh Medicines. A SMALL QUANTITY of very supo- riur C a si or Oil in bottles, Magnesia of excellent quality, Arrow Boot. Soda and Soidlotz Powders, with it number of oilier Medicines.may be had at prices much below the usual rate, if applied for to Mrs. S, HOWARD. May lt> 45 (.j lass Lamps, .PATTERNS, elegantly fignml and cut, just received and for sale li* LAY & HENDRICKSON, f Shad’s Buildings, Mnv J r ’ From the New- York Commercial Lisl y Vltty 7.—Coffee.—The business in this ar ticle is still very limited, hut the holders are gradually receding in their demands. Some sales of St. Domingo havo been effected at 17$ cents ; and a lot of 75 bugs, of very good quality, was disposed of, by auction, yesterday, at 17 to 17} cents, 4 tuos. 30. Iihds. fair Cuba bus been sold ... — . Bagging.—This article has become dull Counting Room ot Saii.ueM\ right, other. 30 cunts is the asking price for the best wise tliny will be debarred payment, hump. 110 pieces Calcutta wore sold by auction, on Wednesday, at 22$ to 23 cents, Filip I Notice, A LL demands agnijut the British Margaret Bogle, John Portess, Mu ds. fair Cuba bus been sold at 13$ cents.. n, ” 8t 'lHlb DAY , at the Banging.—This article has become dull Vomiting Room ot Samuel \> right, nor price for the best- wise tlmy will bo debarred payment. <iL<nl>n in,iVh io..1,1 lair •’ ’ O ^ in otice. 90 days. CUton.—-Since our last notice there has] . N Election will be held at the Rtram been very little animation in the market. Boat Office, Savannah, on SATt lt- und some salos have been maile at a trilling Day NEXT, 21«t inst. lor the follow,!,* oiHcers, to serve lor one year Irom the Mb inst. viz : Agent n? Savannah, with a sal- per awn. arv of «7«lticitou ; but we do not feel warranted in uttering our quotations. The total sules, -ince our last report, muy be estimated at ,1500 to 3000 bules of all sorts. The im-: port, since the 1st inst. lias been as follows: 8ec f elary an(1 Treasurer,at Sa- ■ rom New-Orleuns 2W bales ; Alabama VKmm| ' witU a sa)ar „ of 178 ; Virginia 255 i Philadelphia 08 i Prov- 0no c „ untitlg i IoU(i e Clerk, to g i,uoo 1,4W U*l •lea DID SW month. big- \\ F ih committed should be sought for, uud wlion ascertained, prosecuted uud severely ptm- ish'ed. They have no language strong en ough to mark their abhorrence ofthe wliito , . persons, if any, who have seduced or iritutod rive at Utica, (N. l.) the second week in ; the unhappy Indians to perpatrntcthis trago- June, where preparations were making to dy. They recommend tho severest scrutiny lay the Corner Stone of a Monument to tho memory of Baron Steuben, lie was to visit AhiRERT Gallatin on his way through the upper part of Pennsylvania. It is said that Mr. Pleasants the editors of the Richmond Constitution al Whig, has been charged, by the Pres- j foregoing be published in the newspapers ot this pi hc of it, on condition of making settlements weekly. This it is added, would have been accecded to by the Darien Bank ; but the report was negatived by the Board of Di- , . , . , .... i rectors by a vote of 7 to 5. Here the nego- have heard—A house in this city, on Fri- tj#tion tcrmlnated . It i9 f urtherstal(itl that day, without the benefit of the above intelli- t||e planler ,, „ ank d umJjiciall to ff" :e«, purchased 1700 bales of Cotton—I* * *u • n » . ^ , ; which allowing for the advance since the 1 Tf T ,, ^ an j from the shortness ofthe crop, it w.s be- purchase, at a rong h calculation,would now 1 "" PC " Ut “ !'‘oved that they would not soon be closed a- into the conduct of all white persons in the ! Nation, and the judicial prosecution of each j and every one ot them against whom suffi cient evidence to justify it, shull be discov ered. The Grand Jury request that, a copy of / this their preseiil incut should be sent to the one of | p r0K j ( ; ( . n t 0 f the United States, and anoth* ; er to the Governor of Georgia, mid that the ■deuce SO'; Boston SO , Total 1100 bales. | 0vid8 hi T own a6aia t allt , Export, from 1st to 4th inst. 830 bules. N. p ' i |,. r ) r Oi lumis 27 a 30 ; Upland 23 a 27 ; Alabama Sliippim^Clurl' * 2Jii26; Tenessae24a 26; Pl.ysiciau, Four.- l l.o principal business, after our. Tw : 0 Watchmen, i’5 each per last publication, was... Canal Hour at a- 0 nn Stevidore, 225 per month, bout pi. until yesterday, when tho mar-. The tlulie . s ..fV-aoh officer can he aster- hot was much more active, and sales ol N. (ai . , ou K| j tllB Slem.i Bout Of- Aork were made at ^j’dinos. Baltimore „ v | lcre r ‘ lld f dllt09 arc roqursted ,o whyt at mid Baltimore Howard-st. as | oavo , h ,, ir applications, previous to Fridny ; h “fcl* E’timrll. trom 1st to 4th inst. 20(| , SocurifU to bo nomeiUy beat * lour 1143 bbls. [ thoso applying for the offices ol’ Trcasiirur Corn 42 a o0 ; Oats 27 a .8. . I and Coiuiiing House Clerk.—The aiaunnt Jlfo/o,*.. -The holders having aubm.tt.id f » j , b(J ascerloi „, d to Home reduction trom our lust rules, sev- . • ; . oral cargoes were dis|N,sed of yesterday and; ^ lllld ; !rstu0l i t j iat ,] le Board «>• lie day belore, both or re.a,ling and .list I- „ lC ri , |t of rpll , nvi at a „y l.n g -one ol Gaudaloupe, about 100 b ids. ; vpS , h thl f Jva / n.ay i.U by auction, at 30$ a 32 cents, 4 months—,. ’ . - ° J by private sain about 100 hhds Martinique ^ at 30$—175 hhds. Demerara at 31 and 31$, and 48 hhds. handsome Antigua^t 31$ cts. 4 IlKUltllS. Rice—Continues in very limited req«-ent. A sule of 100 tierces has been made i-ince our lost, but we do not know at whut rate. Imports since 1st inst. from Charleston 113 tierces. Rice, lb- 3$ a 4. Salt.—Our supplies of Livorpool Salt have been very abuudant of lute, ami the dentof the United States, with a very iic portant foreign mission. Mr. P. established the Whig during the late Presidonti&l contest, and has been warm partizun of Mr Adams. There was a slight fall of Snow in New- York, on the 4th JWay. From an article in Poulson’s American, it appears that a speculative monopoly of Spermaceti Oil has taken place to the north. It has risen from 45 to 70 cents. The wri ter recommends the establishment of a Gas Light Company, as a retaliation. GUSTAVUS HENDRICK, Foreman, Letters from Spain represent the report of the opening of the Spanish ports as pre mature. No doubt was, however, enter tained at Cadiz, on the 19th of March, that j they would be opened, for a period, and, Jl. Cl. C. -Mitchell, JHilncr Echols, Henry IF. alone, James George, Silas Ledbetter, Henry Low, Warren Jordan, Zcba Fletcher, Jacob Lewis, Elijah Tarver, Epps Duke, li irwell Russell, George W. King, Thomas Dark, John Pinkard, William Cabincss, p ohably net them some 20 or 30,000 dollars i was given that the State Bank would do ! gain. The rate of duty, it was stated, the same—why these advances wero re jected doos not appear. p. oftt! A good day’s work. It ia mentioned a» a proof oftlic crowded | The Suai.i. Pox—The Board of Health p ulationof New-York, that Mr. Svxxa, of Monticello, have determined to publish t k per of a lar<re cgtahlislime'ii, fills six weekly the progress of this disease. Sincu hoiia.s w th lodgeri besides bis own. | its appearance, they state under date of the would be jj$l 50 to p 00 a barrel on flour, and from 50 to 60 cents a fanega on wheat. The crop of wine is said to bo short. Tho New York Mercantile Advertiser states that letters received in New York, announce the actual opening of the Span ish ports. Joseph Stovall. ■ To tho Presentment kit’ the Grand Jury Judge Johnson, (as we are informed by a gentlemen who was present) replied in sub stance—That the Court regretted the* oe- cnrrence of toe unfortunate transactions which Imd called forth the presentment— that so far as it related to transactions be' tween the Indians themselves, another De partment, and not the Court, was compe tent to act; but as it related to acts com mitted by wliito men, the Court had power, which it would exercise, to punish the of fenders in tho most exemplary manner, when brought by tho prosecuting officer be fore it. That the Jury had acted properly nhd within the sphero of their duty, in twinging the subject, as they had done, be fore the Court. The Judge complimented tkem for so doing—and aseured them that the requests contained in their presentment should be cheerfully complied with. In the year 1824 there were thirty seven tlpusand forty eight arrivals .it the port, of Idndon, viz. 3132 British vessels, from for eign ports. 1643 foreign vessel, 513 from Ireland, 7117 colliers, 11215 coasters and 3169 flailing vessels. In the year 1822 and 1623 the number of arrivals was nearly as. great.. I spired. WM. P. IIUNTER. Sec’ry and Trees. Sleatu Boat Co. May li> p-imvns Notice. T 1 IIE subscriber finding an advert®* inent in the Geurgiaii, under the ri" nalure of Christopher Snell, caulii*! persons against trading lor a certain n . given by said Snell, to the subscriber »» principal part of the importation has been Robert Seville for Three Hundred mid Id* in sacks. A sale lias been made, since our jy Dollars, 1 do certify that l have IH"’ last, uf 800 sacks best stuved, and full wt., received such a note from A|r. Snell, at pi per sack. Turk’s Island, bush. 52. | though I have roceivod a nute signed hy Si/giti**—Sales, hy auction, have boon; J[ r . Snell, i. r. by making his mark, £>*« made, since onr Inst, of 58 Iihds. and 138, t „ me alone, for Three Hundred and Fid; bids. St. Marlins at 7( to II) cents, and a ’ Dollars, due January next. The date the very inferior parcel of 83 liluls. New-Or- note was given, I do not recollect, ns the leans at 6J to 6\ cts per lb. 4 mos. Our note is not in my possession at this time.— supplies of Cuba Sugars continue very Mr. Snell further states that Im lies rca» small, and prices for Hint description fully j to believe, that I had no just right or title maintained. Aside of 301) boxes Brown i t0 the property l sold him, lor said note. I Havana, was mude on Wednesday at 7i{ appeal to the records of Striven County, <* cts pur ll>. cash, short price. Sales of St. j prnV( , ,| le f„| ac i 0 usness of Mr. Snell’s tel- Croix havo been made.jfor consumption, at 1 90 j w tor auch belief. to 12 cents. Titbitt'it).—Sales of some 50 a 60 jihds. havo been made, since our last, at about former rateB. We do not alter our quota tions. Import, since 1st inst. frum Ncw- Orleans, 60 hhds. Freights.—Vessels hqvcbecn in good de mand tor some dnys, and mpm freights of fering both for England and the Continent. To Liverpool, Cotton, lb. jd ; Tobacco,hhd 75 a 40s ; Rice, tc. 10 a 10s 6d; To the Continent, Cotton, lb. 1j a Ij cts; Tobac co, 45 a 50s; Rice, 60 a 70a. Exchange—Bills on London, GOds. 7 pr,; Franco,5 22j a 5 20. From DegrnmU' Boston Report ofthe 30 th ult—Tea—Tho entire cargo of the Liv erpool Packet, and about 1500 chests of tho Vancouver’s cargo, havo been shipped this week to Amsterdam. I The ship China, after landing her silksat Tickfcts WecfcivcA* T HOSE who have ordered Ticke* s in Union Canal Lottery, Sixteenth Class, are informed they arc ready for delne.. and are requested tu call for them previous to the 18th inst. l The drawing of tfle above Lottery place ill Philadelphia on the lit# ■Jr when the following prizes were dwtribn lPiizeof - - -S50,0I>« i 20,000 i ..... . 10,000 5,000 ncr luiiumg uer hiiksbi * ,<*(1 Salem, proceeded lo Antwerp with her Teas I t . „ . . . - - 4,1 and with part of the Lcandcr’s Teas. | _* ^ gflO May 10 ROBERT LUNPAY. .15)11 1 20 Prime Seed lliee, F OR SALE—apply to SAMUEL M. BOND, nr March 11 R. & J. HABERSHAM. 90 Sic. Sic. Sic. Apply immediately at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE May l«