The Savannah Georgian. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1847-18??, October 26, 1847, Image 2
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THE GEORGIAN.
Bjr Willluiu II, Bulloob,
CITX AND COUNTY TH1NTKR,
And publisher of dm LnW» of (ho Union.
Daily Tat by. porwumm T«H Doll.n
Payable semi-annually In advanco.
Daily Patm, for»lxmonth*... ,.8ix Dollars.
TatWxtltLr Pat**, per nnnura FUre Dollars.
TrIAVKKKLY Pats*, for *U month* Three Dollar*.
Weekly Patbb, per aunum .Three Dollar*.
All payable in advanco.
|y ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted at the u.ual rale..
|y Postage mmt be paid on all communications aud
LKttkm of business.
IT. 8. Iff AIK* STEAMSHIP
/WASHINGTON.—For Bremen, via
Southamjston.—-The above ahip will leavo Now
York for Dromon on Thursday* lltH Novotnbur,
slopping at Southampton to land poMongurs.
Returning, nko will leavo Dromon on tho 3d,
and Southampton ou tho 7th Docombor.
Passage from Now York to Southampton or
Bremen $120.
Paraago from Southampton or Bromon to
Now York $150.
For freight or pasengo,apply to UieOcoan Steam
Navigation Company, 15 William St. New York,
oot 10 0—
, FOR HAVRE.-Tho A. I. ship
• CAMERA, Cant Dunbar having part of
her freight secured, wUl have quick dospatch. F ~
Y»«icht. annly on board, or to
_octia . L. BALDWIN «fc CO.
1&& The^iihSr^ulri-J < nfrp5SAC?, 8to-
von* uuutor, will l»*vu despatch. For freight or
passage, having suporior accommodations, apply
ou board at Moore a wharf, or to
octal WA81IBURN, W1LDER&CQ.
^ FOB NE W YOntt.—Old Estai
aialt lUhtd Line. — Tho rogular packot brig
STERLING, CapL Riddell, having part of her
freight ongagod, will havo quick despatch. For
freight or passage having good accommodations,
apply on board at Telfair’s wlmrf, or to
SAVANNAH.
TUESDAY MOltNlWO, OCT. 80, 1&I7.
* The CiuMvlllo Pioneer*
This vnlunblo papor - commenced last Friday
its thirteenth volume.
Wo romotubor Uto Pionoer in its diminutive
proportions twolvo years sinoo f but U has grown
under its enterprising conductors to a size corn*
monsurato with tho wants of tho “gardon spot of
tho South," as Chorokeo Georgia is aptly denomi
nated.
With a soil, a climato and sconory unsurpassed
in our fiivorod land, tho Cherokoo counties are
rapidly pressing on to an influence, both s6ciut
and political, which is increasing as this beautifiil
portion of Georgia devoloposits ample resources.
Messrs. Hood & Brothers havo our most cor
dial wishos for thoir increased prosperity.
tiiY^Ulurt^^oo^noancod. John Thom-1 clreumitahwui. Should (ho lbl*e« Mtaw* Ua'ottg
- ,. mitt, tifiktiiitaa I tim mnniiflintiirAM. enttnn interest mnvfoolit
lavy lauuro nas ouoiiuuuwuuuuu. . —y •—i* -
a.,Son & Lofuvro hovo ■u.pondod.wUh Uobllilioa tlio immulUotnrM, tho cotton IntorMt tnoy fool it
to tho omount of £370,000. Tho hou.o wm In Urn rodncod comumiltion couiid by closing of
largely ongnged in exporting cotton twl«t to Rub- mill., but tlio now onpltol' would dou(itlo.M souk
■in. Mr. Lolbvro, tlio noting partner, la a broth- that avonne of Invoatmont, ahould tlioro bo a do
er of tlio Spoakor of tho Homo ofCommona.— raand (hr manulhotoroa. .Tlio atringont action of
Tho low will Ihll principally on Manchoator. T. tho Dank provoa that tlio proaauro for money In
II. Murray & Co., of Liverpool, me alio roporl- London niuat bo UmoiUnnpnrallolod, Tho nu-
od, witli Ifabilitioa to tho amount of £50,<m— morona nnd heavy/bilertr muat, howovor, losaen
They allow, howovor, aurplua oaaota for£B0, tho domaud Ibrmoribyi andI rohovo thopreaamo
000 i, for thoao who oro undoubtedly aolvont.
During tlio proaoul year Uto ouUay on fifty A Now York letter , of Mondgy ovonleg, pub.
principal railway, havo amounted to £13,000,000 llahod In Uio Philadelphia American, aaya t-Tke
and yot they atood at a loaa markotablo valno by money world hero doof not acorn to fool tile orlala
£16,000,000, ovon oftor Uio addition to thoir cop- in England at all. I honrofno billa coming back,
italof tlio £13,000,000, oihlhiting a glaring do- oicopling thoao on tho Bank of tho State, which
ficioncy of £28,000,000—"a sum," remarked a wore paid witli the yjamngos, although proyious-
apookor at a Imgo mooting in Mancheator, con- ly romlttod for. Tkj. U tho only Inatanco I can
venod to couaidor tlio boat mode of onforc-1 lioar of where tlio donngca havo boon claimed.—
ing a au.pon.lon of tho vorioua worlta, “tiiat Money la porfoctlj only hero, and oltiiough tho
might n. woll havo boon aunk in tlio aoo, oa om-1 Bnnks aro dmwlng in little in anticipation of tho
Paul
Notice.
Tijft.Rev. H* O. Wun hovlng accoptod the
#st0rate of Iho Second Baptist Church in this
oity, tho Pews will therefore be Bold To-Morrow
Afternoon, the 27th inst. at 3 o'clock* Notice
will bogivon by ringing tho boll.
GEO. W. DAVIS, Treasurer,
oot 20 2—
To the Voter* of Chatham County.
Fellow-Citizen* t—I am a candidate for tho of-'
ofSIIERtFF, and rospectfully solicit your
suffrages on the first Monday in January next.
oct2C W.W. OATES.
ployed In a rnannor so projudiclal to tho commu
nity."
“Last month" continues tho London lotter
writor, “tlio railway calls amounted to nearly
Gen* Scott's Force.
Tho wliolo fore# of Gon. Scott's column may,
says tlio Union, in a fow weeks bo oslimatod at
near ou,oeo «..on.
Tho troops which Scott carried witli hint from
Puebla aro estimated at from 13,000 to 1-1,000
Tho reinforcements since July 14, includ
ed 20
L. BALDWIN & CO.
6eml-Wookly U* S* 31* Steam-Packet Ditto*
ing troops cn route, aud voluntoors mustered into
servico, oxclusivo of Col. Hays’ Texas (mounted)
lompnnios are 17,461, If a battalion of Missis
sippi Riflcinon (400) bo raised, and if Hays' ran
gers (ubout-100) be added, this sum totul will bo
16,261. The rumors state that Scott hits lost 1600
inon in killed, wounded, and missiug, in tlio ac
tions in aud near Moxico.
SAVANNAH & FALATIU, FJLA.
nr thk way or
Darien, Brunswick, 8t. Marys, Geo.; Jacksonville,
Black Crcclt 5f Picolala, Fla.
In connection with tlio Charleston Daily Mail
Stonm-packrts at Savannah,tlio steamer SARAjI
SPALDING, from Palatkn to Lnko Monroe,
tlio U. S. Muil Stages, from Picolatu to St. Au
gustine, and from Black Cruuk, via Newnnnsville,
Alligator, Mineral Springs & Columbus, to Tal
lahassee.
OCAMULGEE Capt. A. Chase.
8T. MATTHEWS “...P. McNei.ty.
Those packets leavo Savannah every Tuesday
and Saturday Morkixqs. at 10 o’clock, and ar
rive nt Picolnta in time for tlio Mail Stages to go
through to St-Augustiuo boforo night every
Thursday and Monday.
Returning, louve Palatkn every Tuesday nnd
Friday Morning at 7 o'clock, touching as above
each way
They aro both low pressure boats, in coinplote
order, and handsomely furnished in every respect;
aro commanded by gontlemou of well known ex
perience on tho route, and their patrons are as
sured that every attention will bo paid to the safety
and comfort of passengers, and to the cnrofulhand-
ling of freight.
—aoexts—
Brook* & Tnppor Savannah.
A. A. Dc Lori no Darien.
G. Fricdlauder Brunswick.
John Bcsseut St. Marys.
Fernandez & Bisboo Jacksonville.
A. Coy Black Crook.
Geo. Cooley Picolala.
J. P. Hawkins Palntka.
E. Lnfitte&Co Charleston.
N. B. Goods consignod to the Agents forward
ed free of commission. Froight from Savannah
and Charleston, and all way froight, payable by
shippers. sept 13
Goa. Scott's Army.
No official despatches havo boon received at
Washington from Gen. Scott’s camp.
A distinguished oflicor of tlio army, now in tlio
City of Moxico, describes tlio storming uf tho
palace of Chnpultepcc as a contost of3,000 against
14,000—mostly on affair of bayonets—in which
Gen. Worth’s bravo division lost about 700 men.
In tho Union of Thursday Mr. Kendall’s loiters
arc published, but a “caveat is ontored against
those portious which do gross injustice to tho ad
ministration.
“We aro sorry, says Uio Editor, to see his party
footings prompting him to misrepresent its course.
Ho is mistaken in tho iustrucUons which ho at
tributes to Uio administration about an armistice.
Nouo such were given oxcept in the case ofntroa-
ratified by Mexico. This point wo havo ro-
poatcdly and recontly oxpluined. IIo is grossly
illiberal in attributing “bribery" to tho adminis
tration. This, too, we havo repeatedly refitted.
Not n cent of tho threo millions has been expend
ed and not a cent could be expended without vio
lating iUI Uio rostricUons of the act of Congress,
aud subjecting Uie administration to open im
peachment and to public roBontment.
Tho Whig majority on joint ballot In Uio Ohio
Logislnturo is said to bo eight. In tho Sonate it is
In the House 6.
Maryland.
Thomas’ (D.) majority is 033. Pratt’s (W.)
majority in 1844, was 548.
New Arrangement*
range
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE—DAILY.
Between Savannah and Charleston via Hilton Head
and Beaufort, Inland two-thirds of the ll'at/^
Tho well known
cg&virA splendid steam packets «=
METAMORA, Cant. F. Barden,
WM. SEA BROOK, Cant. T. Lyon,
" »t. W ~
GEN. CLINCH, Capt. Win. Curry,
Will hereafter leavo 8«vannah ovory ovoning at
half past 8 o’lock, und Charleston overy morning
at!) o’clock, prociseiy, touching nt Hilton Head
and Beuufort each way, and avoiding two-Uiirds
of the sea route. >.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
BROOKS •fcTUPPER, Ag’ts, Savnnnuh.
E. LAF1TTE & CO., Ag’ts, Charleston.
N. B.—All goods intended for Savannah or
Charleston will bo forwarded by Uio Agents, if
directed to Uieir caro, free of commissions.
All way-freight payablo by sliippcrs.
j»iy 1~
For Macon, lluwkiusvillc and
Intermediate Landings.
, Tho steamers ROBERT COL-
r LINS and SAM JONE8, havini
been overhauled and thoroughly repaired, wil
commence thoir trips for Uio abovo plucos ns noon
as Hutficiunt freight may oiler. For freiglit apply to
sept 14 L. BALDWIN & CO.
N otice to consignees.—
Transportation Office, Central Rail Road—
October 5, J647.—Consignees of Cotton or oUicr
produce by Uiis Road, are lioreby notified that re
ceipts will bo roquired for ail freight delivered.—
They will therefore send persons to receive their
consignments who uro authorised to sign such re
ceipts. L. O. REYNOLDS,
oct 6 — Kng’r und Superintendent.
W M. B. HALE lias just received per hrig
Augusta, a fine lot ol 1 Gentlemen’s Gaiter
boots, black aud colored, which can bo found at 163
Congress-street, sign of tho Golden Hand.
aug-5
/CARPETINGS,—Ingrain und three ply
Carpets, received per ship Hartford. Also,
on ship bourd, to bo received, a supply Brussells
Carpets,
Also, WINDOW SHADES, a large variety
of new designs, justreceivod. For salo by
act 12 HENRY LATHROP.
tlLANHETS.—Loudon Duliil Blankets,
JD Twilled do., Green and Blue do., Cheeked
aud Striped Saddle do. For salo by '
ootid GODFREY & LA ROCIlE,
C A8IIUEUC8 For Fall and Winter
Wtar.—A good assortment ofCusitneresof
various styles and patterns, justreceivod nnd for
salo by GODFREY & LA LOCIIE.
oct 18
D avis* pain killer.—a r.iii
supply of Uiis valuable article, ruccived by
A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent,
oct 18
Market nqunrc.
WISTAB’S HALS AM Ol'WlLD
▼ V CHERRY.—One gross received by
oct 18
A. A. SOLOMONS, Agent,
.Market Square.
/CORN MEAL.—10 sucks frcHb ground
Com Meal, just received nnd for salo by
oct 14 WASHBURN. WILDER & CO.
fCASTOIt OIL.—15 bids.
bids. Green Copperas; 10 bbls. Glauber
. Castor Oil; 10
Salts, for sale by
oct 15
A. T. BOWNE.
Smote’ Buildings.
TlUTTEIft AND CHEESE.—Land-
D ing from bark Vornon, 10 kogs choice Gosh
en Butter, 10 boxes do. do. Cheese, for sale by
oct 10 E. SWIFT.
T>IO COFFEE &C.—GO bags prime
At green Rio CofTee,25 boxes Candy put up
expressly for retailors, landing from bark Peter
Dtiuiill, and for salo by
oct 12 SCRANTON & JOHNSON.
/CAMPHINEi
Vv by
oct 18
I .—Washington, Thornnson 1
b bbls. Canipliinoj for sale
A. T. BOWNE,
Smeto’ Duildingg.
T^TERSEVS.—Washington, Thompson 1 -,
J.Y. Hazard’s.and Penclululo Plains, and other
ntyles of Kerseys,JuBt received in store, and for
* - ; Gor i W|
sale b;
oct
Ss
jDFREY & LA ROCIIE.
of
of
D 35Y GOODS.—The .Subscriber bus re-
ceivod by recent arrivule la large portion
his Foil and Winter Stock of Dry Goods, all
which huve been selected with great enro ami
tho lowest market pricos, aud will be cold on tho
- most favorable terms.
17 I1ENKY II. STOTESBURY.
four millions otorling. oiul on tho Brst of till, raodo in tlio Now Wfrld nt ftd. Flour la 18d,
montii—tlio vorydny on which tho chlof foilnroa with but littlo doing.
look ploco—aido by aldo witli tho rooordoflho Exchnnga nro hold tigher, in anticipation of a
calainiUea which had happanod enmo tho an- demand, hut thcro areno aaloa.
nouncomont of farthor auma to bo poid to tho Tlio agent of Iho ttringa at Boaton in a circu-
oxtent of litreo mtiliona and a half." I»r to tlio dohtora of tlat houao, rocommonds tho
u. .1..,, luvva—"You will easily undoratond aliipmontofgoldintiii poaont doubtftti condition
from tho picture I havo drawn whut uniat bo tho | of oil Engliah credit.,
natural ond of tho proaont crisis. A temporary w j
reaction may take place, aud ovan that ia by no Fr(lnl
moana oorlain, but there can bo no coaaation in The Q„ 0 cno/Enaiand appointed tlio I7tli inat.
the downward course until tlio pressure shall have an a day of publijs Thanksgiving throughnnt tlio
icA„ * -- --- • - *
arrivod at that point at which noither cajolery nor ro “l m 'On aednutoftho late bounteous harvest.
* . . .1 Mn lUniiiuLilim Aniiirir.nl. una.nla !.. T
tiiroan ahati onaida tiio railway campanio. to oh-1
taina titiio of tiioir demand. Boforo that time I f louor oftho victorioa gainedliy Gon. Scott."
shall nrrivo of courso overy wouk house will bo Tho American Minister, Air. Buncroft, wan
brohon down, but those that romain wUI then presont at tta> grand banquet given by tho city of
havo a hoalthy aphoro. Tho gonoral dia.ro,a that
must bo borne howevor is a painful subject to ponded to a toast glvon—“Tho Amorican Minis-
contomplato. During tho last fow weoks tho fall tor"—ina mooch of considerable length, which
in tlio voluo of all doacripliona of railway prop- w “» batoned to with great attention, olid olioitod
oriy cannot havo boon l.a. than If, per cent, and roccntiy
what I most fonr is that whon tho final break up oxlubitod hero woro offered at auction, in London,
nholl bo soon rapidly approaching, somo violent on Friday, but tho salo excited littlo intermit. A
and dishonest tnodos of extrication, either by tarn-1 ! na f i | C| yj»tallizcd copper, for which tlio owner
i .u hatl oflorod £:iU was sold for £7 3a. For
penng with tho currency or by some other moana, |ho Inon9lor In(W3 £;jo woa offered, but it waa
may not only bo ruahed upon but by tho aid withdrawn, the owner not choosing to boII it un-
of a railway Parliament may bo arbitrarily carried dof-p 180 . ...
out „ I The Asiatic Cholera.^The approach of tho
mi kt V XV T Iimi p -i (Asiatic cholera i* boginning to cuuae boiiio littlo
Tiio N. Mirror romarka— TIicbo failuros, apprehonsion in tho minds of thoao who liuvo boon
howover, aro only indications oftho distresses marking its steady progress for many months pant,
which aro to follow; so groat a number ofmon I from tho plains of Scindo towards Wcstorn Eu-
i'onnnylvnnln.
Gov. Shunk’s majority thus far Eyi8.538.-/Fj
To the Voters of Ehnthnm Go.
Fellow - Citizens t—I am a candiduta for Uio
OFFICE OF COUNTY SHERIFF at the Elec-
Uonin January next, and most rospectfully solicit
your suffrages. F E. TEBEAU.
oct 7 —t*
report day, 1st prox., jot Uiero is plonty of indi
vidual capital Booking Employmont at 5 a 6 per
eont.
An engagement of20,000 bushels Corn was
To the Voters of Chatham County.
Fellow-Citizens :—I am a candidate for tho Of
fice of CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR AND
INFERIOR COURTS, at Uio elocUon on Uio 1st
Alonday in January next, and respectfully solicit
your suffrages. JOHN E. DAVIS,
oct 21 _
MUTUAL LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Monnis Ronixsoif, Prcsulent.
Samuel IIaxnay, Secretary.
Applications received by
fob 1 ly— W. P. HUNTER, Agent.
MUTUAL SAFETY INSUItANOE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Zebedek Cook, President.
M.UUNE, INLAND AND FIRE INSURANCES.
GEO. SCHLEY, Agent.
may 18 y—
Pont Ofllco, Haviuinnli.
GEOIIOE SCHLEY, P. M. | J. G. DOON, A«»i»taut, P. M.
boing thrown out of omployniont, and so largo an
ainouiitoffioUUous credit boing wholly dostroyod,
must givo a shock to English cominorco Umt it will
notbu able to recover front in many, many yoars;
and long boforo London can stand whero it did,
a great part of its commerce will be transferred to
Now York, which is young, vigorous, hoalthy, ac-
Uvo, and wiUiout a stum upon its integrity."
A London Correspondent of tho Mirror wri
ting Oct. 3d, says—“All oyos aro again turned to
rope. ItaUior more Uian two years ago, it rav
aged tho banks of tho Indus with soverity, inflict
ing serious loss upon the British troops nt Kurra-
choo and Hyuorudad. About Uie same time, or a
littlo later, it raged in Affglmnistau; snread from
thancQ into Persia, which it traversed iroin East to
WoBt, spreading to Uio Northward into Turtary,
and SouUiwardly into Tarkish Kurdistan ami
tho pachalic of Bagdad. Early in tho prosonty oar,
itmado its nppenranco to tlio West of tho Cau
casian Mountains, and committed groat ravagos
in Uio Russian army acUng against tho Circas
sians. About a mouth ago, accounts reached
The Now*—Frco Trndo*
Tho comments oftho English and Amorican
proas designate ns Uio chief causo of Uio droury
state of Uiings in tho British islo,Uio niisrogulaUon
of Uio money power, a system originating with
tho Bank of England and imitated by oUier mon
ey lenders.
Tho N. Y. Evening Mirror, of Wednesday,
makos Uie following remarks on tho frightfully
large list of failuros, which Utey say truly “oxcccd
any thing in tho shape of a commercial revolution
Umt has ever happened in Uiis country, and prove
conclusively, that the business wliich is nourished
by A8ystem of restrictions and protections, such
as Uto Tariff-men have vainly endeavored to fas
ten upon Uiis country, must result in Bank
ruptcy and ruin. An unshackled commerce will
always bo freo from such terrible disasters as aro
now occurring in England. Nearly all the polit
ical writers in England, who havo any preten
sions to eharnetor, attribute tho great revulsions
in tho Commercial community to tho pornicious
influences of Governmental interference witli
trndo, and tho restrictive measures of the Bank.—
The European Times gives a full list of Uio fail
ures since tho sailing of Uie last steniner; but few
oftho Anns have any connection with American
interests."
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin (of Wed-
noadny) after noticing the excitement in thnt city,
ami the alarm, consequent upon Uie intelligence
by tho two stenmors, says, Umt it cun sco no good
reason for apprehension, for on tho day Uio Cam
bria left, prices of broad stuffs rallied, sales of
western flour being made at 28 shillings, tho mar
ket ctosiug with an upward tendency.
The Bulletin furUier remarks:—We cannot
woll see how the temporary dorangoment in tlio
monetary affairs of England can injuriously affect
business on this side of Uio Atlantic. On the con
trary, wobelievo Umt the United States is now in
such a peculiar position that she will ultimately he
bonefittmlby tho commercial revulsions in tho old
world. Our banks are in a sound, hoalthy, and
prosperous condition—money is plonty—confi
dence unimpaired—the business operations oftho
country, for a number of years, has been conduc
ted on a safe and legitimate basis—and wo havo
boon blessed with such abundant crops—Umt wo
iu the futuro nothing to alarm, hut much to
encourage. Tho time has gone by when overy
puff bornen cross the AUantic either dopressed
or eluted the Americuu merchant. Wo have re
sources within ourselves sufficient to withstand
even greater reverses Umn have yet • overtaken
the commercial interests of Uie old world; alUiough
we believe the next advicos from England will
bring more satisfactory iutelligenco than we have
received for the last two months.
The London Correspondent oftho N. Y. Com
mercial Advertisor, writing 4th Oct., says: “I re
peat that wo uro only at Uio beginning of tho
ond."
Ho Uien gives a list exhibiting a total of little
short of £3,000,000 in Uio fortnight, to say noth
ing of Uie ninny minor failures which uttract no
attonUon, and also of Uio various compromises by
which in many cases absolute stoppage is avert-
Amorica, which seems to bo Uio only part of Uio this country of its nppoaranco in Europe; having
world iit tlio oiijoynioiitorovon comparative proa-
penly. Thoro jou aro all happy, with work and wo now givo, in another column, details of its
enough, money enough and liberty enough, and progress through Control Russia, whero it has
in this last, you havo Uio warrant for evoryUiing manifested itself at Kief, Smolensk, and it is said
*• r i,d rT in r r,a - En8,n " d Kd?.irsL‘a» r d tite c «$
stands precisely whore it did in Uio tnorry days of Baltic, at Riga. Great alarm has consoquenUy
Queen Boss. Wo havo Uio samo soil, the same been felt in Poland; and tho auUioriUos at Warsaw
climate, tho samo minos and Uio samo blood ,mv ,°. boo, ‘ bu *‘°d in prepuring hospitals, and
But wo havo bougovorned to death. Go m y feBS
•on, onco said a dying Statesman, and boo with Uio years 1830 and 1831, Uie genorul courso oftho
how litUe wisdom Uio world is govornod. Here pestilence has boon nearly clue North-West; and
is Uio prime cause of all our suflerings; England I travelled nt about the samp
has been govorned by vory littlo wisdom, aud tho
consequences aro upon us. , There is a largo par
ty hero which is rapidly increasing, that bclicvo
that tho world would bo bettor off if it were left
to govern itself. If Uio wisdom of our ancestors
rate us on thntoccosion. In 1831, it made its ap
pearance on Uto shores of tho BulUc (at Riga!
Dantzic, and Memel,) 9 inUio month of May; at Vi
enna aud Berlin, in August; at Hamburg, in Oc
tober; and roachod England in tho boguming of
November.—Manchester Guardian.
It was roported at St.Petersburg!! that tho
and tho logislution of Uio day only bring us to cholera had appeared there, and Uint it was for
bankruptcy aud beggary it may be worth whilo to iS? 1 reason the Court had removed to Moscow.
j oo j j « j ourna ] j ea Debats, however, quotes a letter
try a new experiment in government, aud govorn from St. Petorsburgh, of Uio 18th, mentioning
ourselves. that Uio epidemic had not yet extended lie-
“Our high tory writers here cannot prevent tho yond Charcow, Uiat it was much less fatal thon
people from looking ncroM tho wotor and sooing “"j!' Il0t 11,0 ■»■>*•«“» was worooly 1
. .. . . - “ out of evory 20 cases,
that tho experiment of self government works well Ear i y i n ftie present year it committed great rav-
there, nnd Uio conclusion is inovitablo that it will ages in tho Russiuu army acting against tho Cir-
alsowork woll hero. Tlioro is no danger of Uio I ca*uons.
Baring, or tho Brown., tho two hon.c» host R w "tatoJ that tho nnmhar of pormn. who
i • .t tt , o. . .... w , died of cholera hotwoon Uto 16th October, 1840,
known in Uio United States, but they must feel and tho MlhJuuo, 1847, in Uie Caucasus,nmount-
Heiitfihly Uio efforts of tho great pressure. A re- od to 6318. Tlio cholera reached its greatest in-
proBontativo of Uio firm of Prime, Ward & Co., tensity»» Astracan on tho 25th July. Ou the 31st
arrived hero a few week, ago, and it wa» raid had of th . 11 T'7 IF ! ,oreon “. di , l! . d -, 11 5“ no ' v al
® ’ ,u I most entirely disappeared in thnt quarter.
miulo such arrangements that that house would
havo tho ability to hold on, but tho last steamer ]
brought news of their stoppage."
The Nows and the Market*.
Tho Now.York Express of Wednesday after
noon says—Tho nows from Europe has put down
the prico of Cotton full one cont.; but exporters
demand a deduction of two conts before they will
como into market. Tho flows has had no influ
ence on Brcadstuffs. Flour is higher hero than it
is in England, and prices are sustuinodhy the ac-
tivo demand for homo consumption. Flour, corn,
wheat and ryo aro all in request ot improving pri-
Tho Hebrew firm, alluded to hi Uie Foreign
synopsis in yesterday’s Georgian is M. L. Bonsu-
Kan & Co., Mogadoro and Barbary merchants,
who huve been in successful business more than
hulf a century.
Watson, BroUiers & Co., (Liverpool and
Leeds,)and Burt*, Watson & Co., (Manchester,)
have faded to Uio umuuut of £250,000. Proba
ble dividend 30s a 15s.
W. Steele & Co., (Liverpool,) in the American
trade, £130,000. 'Probable dividend not ascer
tained.
This writor of the Commercial Advertiser adds
—“ Since the foregoing vtns written enoUior
ThoNew-York Courier, referring to tho nows,
says—It would seem Uiat Uie potato is in danger
Tho Washington Union of Tuesday, says:—
Tho Baltimore Clipper of Uiis morning makes
somo allusions to Uio last rumor wliich we have
heard from Uio seat of war, viz: Umt “Geu. Scott
hnd addressed' circulars to tiio Mexican States,
inviting dopuUos from tho Mexican government
into Uio city of Moxico wiUi powers to concludo
a treaty of poaco." It is porfecUy premature,bo
foro wo ascertain Uio tmUi of theso rumors, and
the precise character of Uie fiicts, to go into any
discussion about Gen. Scott’s views or into his
powers. Tho Clipper ia right in supposing that
orders have boon sent out to recall Mr. Trist from
Mexico; and wo as little doubt Umt no other agent
will bo sent out, and no propositions mado by tho
United States for pence. But, as wo stated Uio
ii. Europe, iu hero. Wo .lull therefore, have a otllorJo y, ifjlcxico doorc poaco, she must ,uo
demand not iuconsidernble for auoUior year for
our Indian Corn—aud if our farmers do not hold
back too long, and then drive Uio markets in Eug-
laud up so ns to bring out Uie grain from Uio Eu
ropean farmers’ hands, who are ulso holding back
for higher prices, wo shall have still a good market
abroud for our Wheat at fair and living prices.-
for it. If Moxico 1ms any proposiUous to make,
they will of course bo received and submitted
tho cousideraUou aud action of our government.
Major L. Twiggs.—Tho Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin oftho 21st inst. says:—Among tlio list
Uie killed in tlio late batUes in Moxico, wo notice
But if, by holding on too long here and keeping J Uio name of Major L. Twiggs, Uie fuUier of Lieut.
Uio prico* too high for shipment, wo leavo Uio field I Twiggs, whose deatli was so recently noUoed in
to European agriculture, that will all at once, whon tho poluinna of this paper. ThuB fathor and son
tho liighor prices come, supply tho demand, and have both fallen in Ncxico, fighting in defenco
consequently shut us out—it woro wise in our far. their country. Tho bereaved family of Major
n»crs to tuke tho present price. Twiggs, consisting ofliis widow aud three (laugh-
Tho difficulty that .oema mo.t in tho way of tor "' rcBido this citj. and tvo deeply .yinpathizo
largo importation, ofbrcndstuffi. .till by England with Ulom umlor dl “ do,,lll y dflliotivedi.pon.ion
istiiat of paying for them. She cannot part with ' vhich Ulc J’ lmve 60 8U,Jcul J' bccn cldl “ d “P°“ ,0
gold toanyextentwithoutbreaking her Bank. But bear *
wo want iron quilo as much as gold, and many | The Now York pap.rs state that tlio proccion
other tilings that slm producosand mounfocturo.— i„ that oity onTucsdaj on tlio occasion of laying
and high price, of food und money will redeem tho corner mono of tiio Washington Monument
tho prico. of odior commodities, soaa to enable W a. a very imposing one. Tho .tone was '
hor, with them, to pay for food, instead of with by Gov. Yoiiug, asri.tod by Gov.llarris of ltliodo
fiditi* Island. An address was delivered by Judge
We therefore anticipate a considerable oxpor- Samuel Jones,
tation of breudsluffs in Uio coming yeur.
The English ninrkels are referred to in tho tele* * T/ic Weather.—The Dalton Engle of the 22nd
graphic report. It may bo stated iu addition, that J ^ ,ave clear, diy and pleasant
uneasiness was felt about tho state of tlio potato weather for several weeks past. But two show-
cr0 p—and there, ns here, it seems probable, it will or8 °** ra * n ^ uvo UUI en hero since ubout the 28th
bo greaUy injured by diseaso.
The N. Y. Tribune of Wednesday has tho fol-
lowing—“We cannot learn upon dilligent inqui
ry Umt tho new failures in England, announced
by Uio Cambria, ore likely to affect us unfuvor-
ably in this country. The connections of the
buukrupt houses wore generally in other porUons
of Uio globe. Wo believe Uioro are no corn
houses iu the list. Wall street has begun to
feel Its financial independence of tho London
of September.
Tho same paper says—Corn was offered here
this week at tioenty-five cents a bushel, and we un
derstand that, twenty miles from here, in Walker,
Gilmer, or in the adjoining counUes of Tennes
see, any quanUty can be bought nt from twelve
fifteen cents per bushel.
Quick Despatch.—We ‘loom it worthy of notice
to state that a lot of goods, shinned at Savannah
on Uio20Ui hist, by die Control Hail Road for this
. place, was received hero on Uie 25th inst.; boiuj
money market, ami the tremendous crises through only five days on tho route. This hniipening a
which tiio commercial world of England i. now 11 tint', when tho Central, Macoa & W<wtem,aiid
peering give, tim croaker no opportunity bear SUK
stock at halfper cont. Tho effecto ofUiw reaction I por ts of the detenUon of freight by this line,
if they reqet nt all upon this country, will not be which wo have heard circulating in thu up country,
immediately felt, and may be cnUrely averted by | —Dalton Eagle.
•tuffsnow 4 in tWs^b^e'beo^esUmrtod^bui ^ly anvTiiTiS,^33
we bellove without oily great acrtirttey) as follows wWl .° °- u - r * OWo,t figures for nJ.K™ am “omiil.
Wheat 120,000 qri* flour 400,000 bbls, Indian
com 300,000 qrs, Indian meal 200,000 bbls. Beef
of Uio fiuor sorts has boen sold to somo Oxtent,
tho inferior are wholly noglectad, Pork is px-
coodingly dull, and where solos have boen forced
the reduction in prico is 5s per bbl. Tho Govern*
mont navy contract for these provisions was takon
on.the 30Ui ult 6000 tea hoof average £6 ID;
9000 do pork, Irish £8 11 4; lOOO du ii„„u^
$81; 300 do Dantzic $7 17 6d. Tho domaud for
bacon has been less active, and pricos have fallen
3 a 8s cwt; stock much diminished. Lard has
again advanced 2s to 4s cwt, Uio demand being
brisk and imports small. Hams are very dull
and prices merely nominal. Cheoso is sold readi
ly on arrival at frill prices, aud Uio stock now held
is vory trifling."
while our lowost figures for , OrZ llin n °miual
roanlmd in m ,7,
aaloa of any conaidorablo parcoli S'",
ofago, Tlio receipt, ot cl, lo » at?,,
are 80,922 halos, against 49,018 halos PlorM «)
last year, and 127,306 bnlo. thoyoa,17’ d «'
UVaitPOOL ciM„y w .Zr , ' U '
Lonialana aud MiMicKipp,
.non*.
ATLANTA, Oct. 23.—Cotton.—Cotton has
comeinfrooly during Uio present week, and met
with ready sale at from 84 to 9 conts. In tho ear
ly part of Uie week 0 and 9i cents cents were paid
oinco the receipt of tho Telegraphic accounts
yesterday morning, Uie article has declined fully
ith of a cont.
■X
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Nortukun Mail.
Due Daily by 0 A. M.
Close Dully ut 7J I*. M.
Nohtiiksn Way-Mail for Offices between Savannah
and Charleston.
Duo Mnnilny, Wetlnnadny ami Friiluy by... .0 A. J
Clones Monday, Wcduesduy nnd Friday at..O 1*. I
CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.—Cotton.—When
we closed our inquiries on Friday last, Uio inarkot
was vory quiet, in fact it had been so throughout
tho day. AlUiough holders during tlio week had
submitted to heavy sacrifices, in consequenco of
Uie very gloomy accounts received by the Hiber
nia, purchttseos were deuiauding still lower pri
ces; factors, however, would not yield to Uieir do-
inands, and henco tho limited trotisacUons which
marked Uie close of Uie woek. There was no
chungo in the gonoral features of tho market
throughout Snturday last, the one party conUnued
to domatid a greater reduction, to which tho 0U1-
er would not submit, and tlio sales woro limited to
samo 388 bales, at unsettled prices. There was a
fair attendance of buyers at the opening of Uio
market on Monday, und as holdcrsat an early hour
let Uleiuscivos down from tho position they had
endeavored to nssutno, a good demand prevailed
during that and Uio following day, and upwards of
3200 boles changed hands ut a decline of Jc., but
Uie demand again fell off on Wediiesduv, and tlio
transactions were confined to about 700 bales, nt
Uiis reducUon. Tlio business thus fur oxlondod to
4200 bales. On Thursday Uio telegraphic ac
counts by tho steaniorCambria cniuo to hand, and
Western Mail.
Dun Dnity tty R
Closes Daily nt fl
except for tlio Ofllco* of AucuMn, limn-
burs, 8. C., Hnwkiii*villo, Miilcitirovilln,
Mucuii, Columbus, Mubilo und Now Or-
hum*—wliich clout! ut 6 1’. M. Rut let
ter* for them! Office*, which nru not iu
by that (Into, arc mado «»in extra pack-
ago* unxt morning nt 0 o'clock.
P. M.
P. M.,
Southern Mail bv Steamboats.
Duo 8undny nnd Thursday by fl
Closo* Tuesday and Haturtlny at 0
Southern Mail nr 8taoe, as far as Darien only.
8 V. M.
Aiigtint 31,
1847.
Itlovementn of ibe Atlantic Stoamcr*.
Leaves France.
Leaves America.
Philndulphia
Om. 10
Nov. 9
Now York...
Oct 24
Nov. 21
Union
Nov. 10
.Dec. 9
Missouri....
Nov. Ul
Dee, 21
Philadelphia
Dec. 23
Jan. 23
New York..
Jan. 29
Feb. 21
Union
Fuh. 21
March 31
Missouri.,,,
March 21
April 31
Leaves England.
Leaves America.
Cambria....
Oct. 4
Nov. 1
Caledonia..
OcL 19
Nov. 18
Britannia...
Nov. 4
Deo. 1
Leaves Europe.
Leaves America.
Washington
Oct. 19
Arrivals at tlio Palaskt House.
OCTOBER 95.
G. W. Fort, MiUodsovilln.
At. Moultrie, Macon.
K. Philips, Florida.
It. II. Gnuihlo, do.
Air. Croom nnd Lady, do.
Air*. Hawk*, do.
W. Muhroy, Glynn Co.
W. 11. Alooro, Columbus.
R. AI. Goodwin, 8uvnnnah.
W. T. Goodwin, do.
Gov. Itnffby nud family, Alnb'a
Mil* Wnllock, do.
Alin Tompleiuan, do.
T. Mini*, do.
Atodwny.
Griffin.
Now York
AIncan.
Darien.
Al.T. Tort,
F. Dibble,
J. H.Ohonr,
C. Grant,
G. Holt and Lady, N. O’n*
J. S. Lorritl, do.
D. Pynnhoon, Rurko Co.
J. A. Hommodion
and Idnly, Mobile,
Limit. Portor, U. 8. Navy
L. J. Myers, SavuuuuU.
Consignees per Control Rail Rond.
OCTOBER 25.—099 bales Cotton, Whoat amt Aftlzo. to
N. A. Hardee, Way & King, E. Parson* & Co,G. Harlrhlgn-
Brook* & Tuppnr, Hamilton & Hnrdomnn, W. Duncan, I,
Baldwin & Co, G. W. Audnr*ou A Brothor, 8r-Gomlall, R.
A. Allen, nnd W. Humphreys.
Inferior
Ordinary *’*
Middling
Good M
MkMIis
Fuir to I...
Good Fair 4 1J41 ..
Good and Fino ****‘ # ***--10|a loj
Rice.— Tlio rice market remah"iI*V~* .•**
dull, and th. demand .o vory limiM Zf
aldu quutatlon, 6 cent, par lb., ia ,!
nominal. A rala nf lo5 aula, mo,ul
dar.wa, mad. by auction at an
Freights.—VobsoIs oontiimo to arrive .1 ,
andtiiofowtiiataornoin find randy.
at tiie rates which havo provniM I
Uiroo weeks past Tho Euroiienn r
sinco our last aro one ship for I ivel 8a8e i Ulfs!, l
and two for Havre at u S,t I
aro only one or nviharkl now mSlS SI
firm' h ofthrlllgcoaitwbo, hutffio nlaijl
1
Me
a luruior uecimo ol J or a com per J7*ll4w
tho reception of tho Cambria'. mir„l„i,“frB"
CCS, there has not boon nulliciem d„n. t" |ia, IM
market, nnd prices are therefore ......'"Jf,. lolai
omit our quota iota for tin. l.ul.licatio i 'J' I Ms
iniporathlo to g.vo them with a„y degree" uj l^>
they wore followed up yesterday by more detailed
advices. Tho awful crisis in monetary affairs on
the other sido, taken in connoction with tho great
depreciation in Uio prico ofCottou, will bo severe
ly felt in Uiis country, and the articlo we are afruid
is destined to roacli a low figure. Tlio inurket
wiUi us may bo said to bo brought to n stand, os
purchasers aro waiting tho nrrivul of tlio private
advices. During tho last two days only 220 bales
havo boen sold, ut prices ranging from tij to 9Ac.,
which show a decline on tho sales of Wednesday
of ubout n lo.; Uio transactions, howovor, lmvo
been too limited to establish prices, uud the fii-
turo must determine what effect Uioso accounts
will havo on our market; und wo have for Uio pre
sent erased all quotations. Received 5310 bags.
A few bags Sea Island have been sold at from 25
to 30c.
Rice.—There has been a fair inquiry for Rice
during tlio woek; and as thu supply is not equal to
tho demand, prices lmvo advanced. Tlio sales
have readied near 700 tiurcus, aud prices aro an
Sc. higher than they were at Uie opening of Uio
woek. Tho sales comprise 95 tierces nt 3jJ; 220
nt3:];210nt 38; uud 120tiurcusut $4 per hundred,
Received Uiis week 1431 tierces.
Rough Rice.—Tho rccointa during tho week
lmvo boon limited to some 7,000 bushels. Stiver-
ul cargoes havo been sold during Uio pnst fort
night ut pricos ranging from 84 to U8cpor bushel,
us in quality.
Freights.—Tho tonnago in port 1ms inntcriully
increased since our last. Tho rate to Liverpool
has declined togd. for Cotton in squ’e bugs. Wo
quototo Havre le. There islitUo Cotton or Rice
olfyring to Now York. Wo quote nominally 50c,
Co/ Uie former and 37<Jc. for Uie latter. To Bos-
ten 4c. for Cotton: no Rice offuriug.
COMMERCIAL.
Livorpoul Oct.
Havrii Sopt. 2fl
Havana Oct 0
New Orient)* OcL 30
.Mobile Oct 21
LATEST DATES.
Providence Ort. 20
Roftton Ort. 20
Now York Oct. 91
Philmlolpiiia. Oct. 21
Baltimore Oct. 29
8AVANNAII EXPORTS. OCT. 23.
HAVANA.—Brig Juno-303 tc*. Rico, 20 half tea, do.100
Bog* do.
Erportt of Cotton and nice from Charlnton to Foreign
and Coastwiseporte./br the teeth ending
Sea Island. Up!a
Havro 54
Bremen 000
West Indie* 000
Jptand
171
1411
0000
Eire.
Total Foreign 54
Now York 000
Philadelphia 000
Baltimore 000
Now Orleau* 000
884
444
000
000
. 000
Total Coastwise.
Grand Total 54
1333
3tefl
1501
charleston exports, oct. 29.
New York—Ship Catherine—193 bates Cotton, 07 tierce*
Rico, 20 bale* Cotton Yarn. , ,
Now Orleau*—Dark Alplm—103 tc*. Rico aud 50 rkg*.
Mdzo.
Extracts of letters received ill this city, dated
“LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.—The continued com
mercial failures of an alarming character, both ns
to number and amount, havo greatly increased
Uie panic in tho money market aud the general
distrust since the departure of the lost steamer.—
The pressure and dorangoment in monetary affsirs
is unexampled, and trade altogeUicr is in a state
of extreme depression.
“In giving quotations of Cotton in our last cir
cular of 18Ui ult. wo stated that they were nomi
nal or nearly so, and Uio limited business which
immediately followed was at a considerable re
duction from those nominal quotations. The
downward tendency has since continued, nnd
fair Upland and Mobilo nro now quoted 6Jd, and
fair Orleans 6 a 6$, but in tho lower qualities Uio
decline is greater Umn this; Upland and Mobilo of
inidl’g quality being at 5jd, and middling Orleans
at 5|d, while ordinary is selling as low as 4:]d.—
In Soa Island there is a fidl of 1 to 2d por lb.—
The solos for the week endod 1st inst. woro 21,-
160 boles, of wliich 800 were on speculation and
2000 for export. On Saturday 2d inst. Uio busi
ness was about 3000, and to day about 4000 have
been sold, all to consumers, speculation being en
tirely suspended, and the quantity pressing ou
Uio market much exceeding the demand. Tho
advance in the com markets has not boon main
tained, except for Indian com, flour having again
sunk to 26s to 26s 6d por bbl for tho bost Western,
and Philadelphia and Baltimore to 24s Cd to 25s 6d
per bbl; New Orleans sweet 23s to 24s; sour 19s
to 22s. American wheat Os to 7s 9d per 70 lbs.
Indian corn remains at about the same quotations
as our lost, say 30s to 34a for good to prime, hav
ing in Uie mean time been rather higher. Indian
corn meal 14s to 15s per bbl."
“LIVERPOOL, OcL 4.—Indian corn has been
in good request,nnd we note an ndvanco orQspcr
quarter. On Friday however there was not Uie
same activity manifested and further rise was
checked. Indian meal has not been sustained,
prime may now be bought at 14s 6d per bbl. aid
MOBILE, Ort. 20.—Cotton.—Our last review
left Uie market in a very unsettled condition, with
such a wide discrepancy between Uie views of
holders and purchasers as to put u *iop uutirely to
all operations. This state of Uiiugs was produc
ed by Uie disastrous iutelligenco from Unropo by
Uio steamerHibernia, and from its influence there
has yet boen blit a partial recovery. During
Wednesday and Thursday of tho commercial weu
now closed,there was not asinglu Imle sold. Buy
ers demanded a reduction j>flc. to 14 c - on prices
Tilling previous to the reception of tho foreign
advices, and holders refused tho concession. Oi
Friday Uio latter partially gave way, nnd somo
:tnu bales of middlings changed hands at 9 a 9jc.—
On Suturdny nothing was dorto—buyers doclin
ing to operate except at a further reduction, and
sellers refusing to meet their victvs. On Monday
,.nd yostorday sovoral small lots of middling cot
ton, amounting in tho aggregate to from 350 tc
400 bales, wore sold nt 9c., which in tho present
stato of the market is Uio oxtreino price for that
description of cotton. As we closo, Uiero is
more disposition on the part of holders to meet
tho views of buyers, but they yield with grent re
luctance. The demand, ou tlio oUicr hand, is ex
tremely limited, owing to Uio absence ofshtpping
facilities nnd tho difficulty of negotiating uitlior
foreign or domestic oxchnngc. The market there
fore closes exceedingly dull at Uio following quo
tations :
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATIONS.
Good and fino nominal
Good Fair nominal.
Fair — a 10
Middling fuir — a 94
Middling — a 9
Ordinary .**.T a
Wo are ploascd to notico a material improve
ment in Uio quality of Uie new crop now coming
to inarkot—tho result oftho fino weather for pick
ing with which Uio planters have been favored du
ring Uie last live or six weeks. It is better ginned,
of better color, bettor stupie, nud hotter appear
ance generally, but Uiero is still room for improv -
mo ut.
In regard to Uie extent of Uio cron, our accounts
aro still favorable. For fivo weeks tlio weather
has been as fine fertile crops as it could possibly
lmvo been, und should it continue a fow weeks
longer, without a killing frost, wo may expect a
near approach to an averagts crop. Wo hear of
slight frosts in somo parts of Marengo, Greene,
Perry, &c., last wcok, but not suificient to kill
vegetation, and of courso inflicting no injury up
on cotton.
The receipts oftho week have boen 2841 hales,
and Uio exports 1025 bales, nnd thestock onhnnd
und on shipboard not cleared last ovoniog 1971
bales, against 8285 bales samo time last year.
Rice.—About fifty casks have been received Uie
past week and the high prices heretofore sovoral
weeks ruliiig havo given way. The article is now
selling from grocers' bunds at 74 a 74c. per
lb.
Freights.—Tlio freiglit market has been very
dull the past week. Tlio last engagement to Liv
erpool was fid. Coastwise a brig has been laid
ou the bertii for New York, wiUi a large portiou
of her cargo engaged, at $1 50 por bale. The
unengaged tonnage in port consists of Uirec
barks and a brig.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—Cotton—.Wn* ,t, n
Saturday and Monday, with sales of S f f ” I
afurtlicr dcclino off if „ ..!,■*)“ b ! l ««I
tuiuty.
Flour.-
consignees/ “
Por steamer Gen. Clinch, lYom P«lMkn.-0 bj,, c<him, I
Hides, Ac., to Bo.tuii A (Junity, R. lUfenlMaft 8a».J I
L. Lockn, R. DcMtirliu.Wuy A King, J. lawion A Cois I
G. \V. Waldburg. P
Por stnnni pncknt Si. ALiahi-nr*, from r lnrlti|on Cn L
iral Rullroail, Drunk, it Tuppcr, Mi-tuarr lunhoe, A 11
Gardner, AH** J. A. Oarduor, J. E. (Jnudry & Co, Badm I
A Alockor. I
Por itonmor John Randolph, from Ausmu—' 188 hW I
Cotlon, to 8. D. Corbitt, C. P. Mill*, P. II. flehn. M.t* „ I
Groinnr & Bonll, It. llabnr.lmm A; Sou, E. II. Pi-mdi, J S. |
Bchley, A. Boclinrt. 1
Por *toamor Win. Snnbrook, from Clnirlolnn-CeiM I
R nit road, D. A. Ambler A Cn, O. Ilnrlriilgr, ChmU I
Leonard, G. W.Andoraon A Brothor,J. K. (iuatlry & C.l I
Hnhorshiim A Son, nnd Air. Sim*. 1
Por steanior Irnnhoo, from Parachucln-87 lulci C«u* I
nnd Mdzo. lo 8. Solomons A Co, I\ II. Ilulin, Joint Bo.k |
Brook* A Tnppor.
SIILl' NEWS.
Port of Huvntinnh, Ort. 20, INI?.
Co.
FROM THIS 1*0UT.
Brig Josophu*, Pitciior, Philadelphia.
Brig John Kndnrs, Johnson, New York.
Sclir. Sage, Aloldrum, New York.
Clu
Bo
(lid
early Tuoitav Tn'we.ton'niur wrefc 1
of .liipiiKJliUra’C Sm"rJX’LSSSll®
furftier ndvnucml uliout 13j coiili o,. r ? “ B 1
tenlay, after the reception of Urn ,J?
vorablo account-, the market iva. 1,4 ?'
stand, nml nltUoitgh«oniowhatmBottlcd J,.L„
not much d.spoHitioneu the part ori,ok| c „,. “
cent lower ancon, yet die demand wa.li.hl
lltce.—rhoro u a fair demand f,„ h„„, c
end us thu etock i. light, ami arrival, modem,£
nutrkol is firutiaoo tcs. sold ul 4,001 uSIJlS
freight.,—lo Liverpool, we hear of cL,
monts of Corn nt Cd per Inivliul. q- 0 1 [ :ilr /V
gngomonts of Cotton were made at I ,
per lb.for«iuaro hale., tlim(glt|bn,otvdemerit?
1 e Antwerp, Cotton vvu. engaged at j of, „„
)ur lb. 1o Genoa, a snmll vessel took (500 U,
Cotton at 4 of a cent per lb.
B
PASSENGERS.
Por stnsni-pnckclGcn. Clinch, from l , «laik«-Mr».Okn I
ras, Air*. Usina aud 4 children, Mr*. Lighlhurn, ckildiiil
servant, Min* Vuught, Mias M. Olivurns, Judge Port, C-! I
Vaught, Massri. I. Floyd, R. Floyd, E. B. lit ini, C.T|
Thomas, nnd 5 deck.
Per itoam-parkel 8L Matthew*, from Cliarleitnn-MaI
McNolty and family, lion. A. P. Bagby *n<l family, Nr V
Croom amt Lady, J. A. L.IIommlmlrow nml lunly.W.lltkl
and Lady, Dr. Pope, I.icut. Porter, U. 8. N., T. J. Wdk|
Lnfltto nnd Lady, M. Bo*worth, Lady,child and s- 1 *
Mem*. B. Scott, Church, I). Pynchrou, Ratrliffi-,
F. Sowell, R. M. Goodwin, W. T. Goodwin, KdJy.
re. rtoin Clmrln.lnn—Jl* |
Surrol, 3 nni1 sorvmil, Mr*. .w»,'
vant, Air*. Mncell nml servant, Mr*. Hullamiwortli, Xnl
Crowder, Mr*. Mongin, Mi.* Footinnn, Ateur*. F. Semi I
R, II. Oembln, W. Crowder, W. II. Alougiu, It. J. Mid. |
II. TulTs, and 2 deck.
ARRIVED.
U. 8. AI. strum pnrkctSL Matthew*, McNelty Cb»lntni,|
to Brook* At Tapper. I
U. S. AI. utoiim packet Wm. 8uubrook, Lyon, Chnrlnl'AB
to Brook* A Tuppnr. 1
U. 8.31.* team-packet Gen. Clinch, Curry, P*Utkiu|
Brook* A: Tuppnr. . ■
Steamer John Rnndidph, Philpol, Auguste. Boat* 7wl
ll.toC. F. Mill*. „ |
Steniner Chatliam, llulihnrd, Aueuktn. Ik»»t»n*iw r l
to W. P. WJIIiam*. 1 Lute Cotton auil Mtlze lo \\. V.«»■
iiutii*. _ a , .1
Stcumar lvanhoo, Jarman, Pnracliuda, to 8. ouloinoiiiH
CLEARED.
Brig Juno, Bute*, Ilnvmin—Wii»liburu,Wildrr A Ci>.
U. 8. AI. »t<mm-|mckut Gen. Clinch, Curry, Cu*rlr*t‘*-
Brooks A Tuppnr.
U. 8. AI. stonm-packcl Will. Scubrook, Lyot
Brooks & Tapper.
DEPARTED. , .
V. H. M.stcnni-pnckct Wtu. Healirook. Lynn. I
U. 8. AI. Menm-pucknt Gen. Clinch, ‘lurry,
Steamer John Augtistn.
WENT TO *SEA.
Bark Alien Bnntiy, Dunlmr, Now York.
Burk Vernon, Paxton, New Y'ork.
Burk Hon land, Eldridgn, Ho*ton.
Bark Lane Mend, Brown, New York.
Brig Philurn, Thnlcher, New York.
Brig Alert, Jouus, New Y’ork
MEMORANDA.
Tlio ship Edwin, Hayden, for thi* port, sailed
erpoid on the 3d in»t.
The brig* L. Baldwin, Bassett, nml .Macon, **
thi* port, clcnreil ut Now York on tho 2l*t inst.
The schr. YV. 1). Jenkins, Watson, for thi* I*" 1 - ,l * , l
ul Balllmoro on tho 23d iii*L
Tbo *chr. Oscar Jones, Vigiucs, for thi* port, w*» ( P
New Orlcani oa the 20th in«L
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.—Cotton.—Arrived
since Uie 15th instant, 14,275 bales. Cleared in
the same time 1381 bales— mukiug an additiou to
stock of 12,894bales, and leaving on huud, inclu
sive of till on fillip board not cloarod on Uie 19th
inst. a stock of 71,125 bales.
At Uie time of making up our last report the
Cotton Market had aguin assumed a lkir degree
of activity, as buyers were disposed to come for
ward more freely at the material reduction which
holders bad boen compelled to submit lo, und
which we stated to be ftilly 2 of a cent per lb
since the receipt oftho European accounts ny the
Hibernia. On SaturdayfUiere was ugain a fliir in
quiry, and sales to the extent of about 3300 bales
were effected, at prices which did not vary materi
ally from those curront on Friduy. On Monday
the doniand slackened somewhat,though still sonic
2500 bales were disposed of, at rather cosier
rates, and yesterday uio sales were 2500 bales ;
making a total for tnroo daysof 8300 bales, taken
for England, Franco and tlio Nortit. The great
difficulty iu Exchange negotiations, produced by
Uie heavy failures in Europe, already known, and
tho apprehonsion Umt tbo next steamer will bring
further disastrous occounts oftho samo character;
together with n continued scarcity of vessels, and
an accumulating stock, hove nocossarily given the
few buyers somo ftirther advantage, and wo have
ugain to note a dcclino of fully nn 1 of a cunt, par
ticularly on grades from Middling Fair up, utc
Middling and Good Middling tradition being
most in request, nnd consequently better suslain-
ST. AUGUSTINE, Out. Id.—Arr.whr. Andrew G».'|
Southwick, ClmrlPMon. , , . _ n -. M |
APALACHICOLA, Oct. 14.—Arr. brig Gon.
.... riVi-itT«t|
jrHin*. 1!"“ tut*- .... _,
AlOBll.E, Out. 90—CM. bark Allou, Bowuian.Nu
Sarah Brown, Welch, do. . ... , ,
OCTOBER 21.—Chi. brig Sarah Brown, W del*, B*
Ottuinnn, Ilnnunim, d«. x-,,.,,,. ii,!***.
NF.W-ORI.BANS, Ocl. lb—Arr. ship h ,ll, j\. 1 . -I
Alanciltc*; bark Uulphos, Curtu, BorJeaui; brig «*
"on?—Biik’Emilto, Mcac, Tjntltlcoi pul«to Jl<«"
'"oCTOltKHSS—4!ntJttri(t Ifnrrjwtt, ’l.n-ilren.
Ion; lliraiu, Crosby, Yarmoulli, N. Alelsuo*. '
M Cld'.—nark Harriett Newel, Gilpsirirk.
brig* 8*un A Ben, llilt, Wilmington, Del.; > irjiw**
w “tii| l ABi'!ta l i’ON, oa. rn.-Arr. **P.
Giukiu*. Liverpool; bark t.omo, Bo s ordu<, I* ,
ri e,te,^ PulmctWi Stnill*. »-
brlff Josephine. 8nml»ln*lt, IDpincn. rio , it
BALTIMORE, Ocl.UI.-CM. .hip Lein, lligg'n'-
''{lidv-—Ship Geollic, Homann, Brpmcn;brig8ii« ^
** OCTODEr" W.—Arr. brig Virginia, Cooper, Ar*>
l’ortn Rico. ,
CM.—fillip Pioneer, Grnliam, AiuHrrdnin. .
rnn.AURi.riii.v, tt«. ai-tw-'h *;
»n«, Pcrnninbnr.o; Jo*pphu*, Pilcbpr. A'fraaNoA-
CM.—Ship Caledonia Bnuider, Boy«l, Nc*v *
■ n.ii.... m.linti. .M.itanza*; brig PhcruU,«
jjsrss&rra*.^ 1
*'OCTOBER 2L—Arr. ship Grenada, Spooner, l
Pt CM.—Burk Croolr, Cl*rk, l^ndomlerry; brig W
Podro. Kncliinl. Rio do Janeiro. _
NEW-YORK, Oct. 2i.—Arr- *hip* Marion,
Havre; Alargarot Evnna, rinker, ljondon. A* „
Huwlaud, Liverpool; Okceolu, Child, PicloSiEbi
tor, Liverpool; bark Chatham, Y oung, Malaga; I ^
co. Pninr.VortoCnMIo; Veloeity, Holme*. B*h«- *
Nelion, (infle; Leonora, Memlivill, Turk* I»l*nci. ^
CM.—Ship-Modore,Borland. NowOrlean*; br*P V
Hunlor, Cullorlou, St John*, N. F.; Rwie.Nonnsni ^
Orleau*, Branhall, Bermuda; California, Jlicbbor^^l
HM.-Usrk.Ocilla, Star, SLUark.jVierge
lief. Antwerp; brig* Win. L. Joiio*, fyler,
Helen Maria, Gilo*, Bermuda; \ ancouver, Swecaer,
i„n. Mchr. G. J. June*, Look, Savannah.
P. BL—Arr. skips I*aac Wrlffbt. Mar«h»il,
Mortimer Livingston, “ r 0 j! W
Havre; Fiaviu*. Cook, Clydo; bark D Godfrey,
Bearsc, Malaga; brig Branca, Looner, Bremen-
Pclow—Ship* Argo, Anthony, Havre; Fnr ^
Liverpool; Nichol** Biddle, Knight, do; K*t" D d * A
son*, do; Atlantic, Ro»e, do; James Edward, WeW*
CIJ-—Ship Arkansas. Hilliard, New Orleanr *^
Junk Keying, Keliall, Rofton; Imrke Iona, Kim-^ U i t
Smyrna,'Due dOdoan*, R'.bcruon, Turk* W*
irfW*