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Tfi£'GEORGIAN. H. BUI»l«OC,'l rsTt mifu, i Lm of tba P».A—c»U» IT Wtl.t«{JLX H. BCLMKU, e«TT uo cocstt ruwru, And publisher of the Laws of the Union. UBXftY B. JACKSON. OflMlil «wry •f«u4ry% r «r Ball mJ Bay^JrftU. BKnmce, W Int(m Ball-ecreet) frees the corner. Kwltag “ ‘ Maiarri MUUt* *““*— l fa 34 starr* ■ Dollars. DiOt Ftflt) periuni.. mkmiKjr is kItim*. DaxLT run, fcr lU ssli. sa DolUr*. Tu-Wnm Pane*, por •*•«■*. ....FireDoIUn. YH-Wtmr rim, fa lit s«itki -Tin* Dollars. WRU.T Para, per urns -TXrre Dollar.. AH r*pMf is adnae*. ry ADVERTISEMENTS w»rte4 at tie a»s»l rste*. jy l*—Uf ■*» U f*»J m sU coxjccxicsrtoxs (Cmtiywlrtt* Brtlnw See.) IN SENATE. WiiHUtTos, Monday, Dec. 13. The faOowii* chairmen of Standing Commit* tec* were announced: Foreign Relation*, Mr. Sevier; Finance, Mr. Atherton; Commerce, Mr. Dix; Manufacture*. Mr. Dickinson; Agriculture, Mr. Sturgeon: Mili tary Adair*, Mr. Ca**; Militia. Air. Ru*k ; Naval Affairs, Mr. Fairfield; Public Land*. Mr. Breese; Private Land Claim*, Mr. Yulee; Indian Affair*, Mr. Atchison; Claim*. Mr. Mason; Revolution ary Claims, Mr. Bright; Judiciary, Mr.Ashley; Post-Office, Mr. Nilas; Road* and Canals. Mr. Hannegan; Pennons, Mr. Johnson. La.: Dist- of Columbia, Mr. Cameron; Patents, Sir. We*Icon: Retrenchment. Mr. Turney; Territories, Sir Douglas*; Public Building*, Mr. Hunter ; Con tingent Expenses. Mr. Feicb: Printing. Sir. Brad ley; Engrossed Bills, Sir. Down* ; Library, Sir- Pearce; Enrolled Bills. Mr. Rusk. j On motion by Sir. Slangum, the appointment • •from the Senatiwas received, un solder of dint body in rekUon to the i Senator Unntington,of Connec- A death of i 1 public, oftlw deputed Senator. «nd offered cartomoir mooiiing re JS rereluuonv » Uoore «g»onMd. SATANNAH. MONDAY MOKNING, DEC. SO. 1917. IT* Com. Conner and family arrived in this city on Friday night from the North, and lefr on Saturday morning in the boat for Florida.' Fran Mexico. The latest account* from Slexico, are by the steam ship Virginia, which left Vera Crux on 7th in-*!, and arrived on Jlpndav last, at New Orleans. Our Extra from the Picayune office did not reaih us until Saturday night. Fears are entertained for the saJetv of the steamer Slaria Burt which had the bulk ofa mail on board, ths Norther of the 2nd io*t- having been terrific. The Inaugural' Address of Gen. Ansva, a* President nd interim of Slexico, calls upon all. without distinction of party, to assemble around the standard of their country., TfcsTnwralley ef Cenderrieg «*> War. This is to bn the most interesting question be fore the present Congress. In spite of the known and bitter opposition of the Whig party to Mr. Polk's ndmimstrariop^n spite of their evident**- position to sacrifice the chief interests of the coun try,for the promotion of their own purpose* in spite even of the Lexington manifesto of Mr. Clay, we do not for a moment doubt that the present Congress will vote n continued prosecution of the war, and that the necessary supplies will be furnished. The Whigs dare not bring the war to the'dishonorable close proposed by their lead er*. The manifestations on the part of the peo ple forbid iL The voice* of prominent Whig* in various portions of the country forbid if— The evident disappointment and disgust engen dered in the bosoms of many of his once zeal- on* supporters, by the'Lexington speech of Mr. Clay, loudly forbid it. The Whig leaders have been mistaken in the supposition which they seem to have formed that the war was unpopular with the masses of their own party. This war has furnished the most conclusive evidence to the world that the Americans are a highly patriotic people. It has shown to jealous nations that while we are the most prosperous people in peace, we are like wise the strongest people in war. In vain have the Federalists straggled to render the war un popular by dwclliug perpetually on its immense cost. The American who would fiy tq hi* anus to resist the unjust exaction ofa dollar for tribute, would readily sacrifice hundreds and thousands for the honor of his country. In vain have they perpetrated melancholy homilies upon the blood which has been shed, and the valuable lives which have been lost ia the battles “tice the Ca*«ueriac Ilera Cwncs.” Gen. Suilxds, whose name mil be cherished as one of the bravest af the brevets long as the warm current of patriotism courses in American veins, has been received everywhere on hi* route from Mexico with distinguished honor. At New Or leans, Mobile, &e.,hi* reception was cheering to the scarred and beroic soldier ofhb adopted conn- try. Instead of die hostile bullets which at Cerro Gordo, Churablsco, Chapnltepec, &c. almost de prived his counay of his noble spirit, he has from his coimtrymex in these States received the abun dant greetings ef grateful hearts. At AuguUi hi*reception was as cordial as ad miring Georgian* couU make it. The booming of artillery proclaimed his arri val. A large number of visitors crowded upon him in ihefortiuoon, “who were delighted (ob serves the Constitntbualist) with tbe suavity of hij manners, and his conversational powers. In the afternoon & levee was held at Masonic Hall, where a largenumber of ladies and gentle men greeted him. After retiring he received the honors due to so dbtingaUhed a brother from the Masonic fraternity. All were highly pleased with the visit. lie states that he ha* coute to Qucretao, with ofthe remninrk-ref ike committee, tvtti defcrreJ I solution never lo sc.il the didonor of “^“^r^nted the oonoei re hi< notice Intel while he U colied upon to occupy ..rt ofth. ti.cf.lsrt' itf Iho Trpnuin' nl* vvtiirf ort of the Secretary of the Treasury, of which 20,000extra copies wore ordered to be printed: also, tbe report of the General Land Office. Tbe Senate adjourned. HOUSE OK REPRESENTATIVES. The Clerk read the journal of Thursday* pro ceedings, and the name* of the member* com- of all situations that most contrary to his in clinations. His term of office extends only to the Sthof January next. He is said to be in favor of peace, and to have sent a commission to the City o r 3Iexico, to reopen negotiations with SIr.Trist, poring the funding committee, ofthe Hoc.™ ? p- b 0 fiM> eentleunn lud hecn re- pointed bv the Speaker, agreeably to a resolution , , . . . ~ , . . , . on tbe suSject adopted on Thursday. The said voked prior to their arrival, it is presumed Jut committees are as follow*: Gen. Scott referred theta to the Government at Election*—3Ies*rs Wm R Thompson of la: Jos Washington IComtnuiioner, returned at'once to Oner- Dyne, N J; Wm M Inge, Ala; J Dixon Roman. . «t n>- M*db Hezekiah William*, Me. i The most favorable omen of peace U the re- From JliniedgeTtllr^ (ConvffptmJeaee *T tbeSaiaaeali Orettba.) MILLEDGEVILLF.. Dec. 16, (at night.) Gentlemen—Tbe time limited by resolution of both branches of the General Assembly for tbe introduction of new matter, havtug'expired, a great effort is now making to dispose of what lies upon the table. In tbe Senate this morning, Mr. Barclay mov ed to reconsider tbe bill passed yesterdav, to in corporate the Savannah and Albanr Rail Road Company, which was lost—yeas 16, nays 28. Sundry local matter* baring been transacted and concluded, the Senate took up the special order of the day, being the bill to incorporate tbe Washington Rail Road Company. Several a* mendment* were proposed and accepted—others rejected. After considerable discussion, the bill was passed. A discussion ensued this afternoon, ia the Sen ate, during which Mr. Williamson compared the S; and know bis statement (a be tree, and that Lei entitled ...w. uuiui e •**ii«.u .-it. iiuniiiHiu niiiipirtii inc business habits of the merchants of Savannah, rather disadvantageous!*- with those of Augusta. Mr. Forman replied. and read from a Savannah paper, certain resolutions of the Council of that city, refiecting upon a Mr. Waters of the Senate, ailedfi Signed, Jenna tinwjuur. None genuine, unless signed L Be rr* on the wrapper. Torus!*. wbofearienmf ret*a,by THOMAS M. TURNEh, Bar street, Sxnucxrit. _Ai*obv A. T. BOWNE, Aral Dvngguts generally in G< dec 20 Georgia. Another Haas Certibate Of all the cures that ha* ever been recorded, we safely say the annals of medicine cannot furnish one to mrpm ibis, which now stand* as a br mg proof ofthe carabiUtr of CONSUMPTION, even when life luii been despaired of. DR. SWAYNE;S C03IPOUND S VRUPOF WILD CHERRY is all it profit i»a* to be. the greatest medicine in the world. THE TRUE RICHES OF LIFE IS HEALTH. Isas a Candidate for re-eftr;i„ M K>mer4T*zRcur,,vn tu, "n. " f 1 rige*. dec 20 7 on V -IIE ierb. ;i jo. | fjjs ; BBS Fellow-Citizens or tha.1n» ,, i «■. actn.r-iu-r.,r tu;; ornrwv! mnrt-tvi, .1 ' TAX KUSIU WTLLY. MJ3 end re^tteffully wfidt tout i DOV Si •— ■•■a T ? 5?*® }’ olers of Chatham roum. r*Jj j*-t. .'iyw :—I ^3, - CBkko for tk- Itr “f or Tin: sCPEfclull \V|': IXPEIMOE covrm. ,r r:— the«e«joKontke Is Mnsdiy m Jiaxax^ ana re*pettaallv solxh tout *sfrsge* * ^ e.,2, ' »«Kkiuna Dr. Swaync—Dear Sir,—For the gbodoft.V , To the A oter» of Chatham Conntr public, 1 feel niyfelf in dnty bound to tesufv u> ' F'Urrc-Caiz/m *. a , rzr*l'sZzx+ for th* t the great cure which your'Compound Svrup o; ! fic« of C/rri cftk> Sn^triar c%4 him.,r rJl' for remarks alii The General dhed in the afiernooa at a dinner the language c ziven bv tbe citiz?n§, where the hospitality of the ‘ *" ® - . . . * r Council nt Iged against him in the Savannah Repnbijcan, similar to those just used by Mr. Wtlliamsou. Mr. Forman said, that the expres sions imputed to Mr. Water*, were not heard by him. nor did 1— ,LJ - *— * * was a friend lieved the busine* those of Augusta i great cure which your Compound Syru'p o: ‘ See ofC/rri cf tk> gnperiar c%4 lr.icn.sr clS? Wild Cherry performed oa tut. Form/par:, I jCludnaCouscy r iaiSt plveeof ji_ \V.Pool C__. __.C . . •- • • ] Was ! .who deefiue* a re-ewdkm. *r>i ren^ctfulh feel as if everybody oagb: to know jl _ , aifiict'.d with a violent Cough Spilling of Blood, sohciiycrar * unrage* oa 'h=- ar< Mo.viv j • Night Sweat*. Hoarseness, and sound of the ; uarv n-xt. AUGUSTUS L\}*ITTC voice indicating an alarmiuz state of uisea»e: niv j oct2^ ‘ ‘ city was poured >nt towards the honored guest. After a happy adiress, Gea. Shields offered-as a sentiment— “Generals Wiificld Scott and ZacharyTaylor.” lie reached iiimburg on Wednesday amid the huzzas of the ptople and the roar of artillery from both sides of the river. Ahstt ThPf T»i Ci n D Cha Council of Savaauah to suchlauguage when sup- j cure, my life was then hopeless. po*ed to be uttered by a Democrat. Some per- , was i ’-• * - sonalities occurred, which, for fear of error, I : gave r and j rniVART. mV life wat lljett hojwie,.. Your mediciuv To Ihp Vo!PI> of Cbnilittni Contitv iinineJbtelv procorej,-«nd tbe fint kottV ! .—I au. l ... _ . .. .. relief, onJ bv Ike nme 1 hid commenced the i fice of SHERIFF, et ti, h.h tvUl not attempt to detenbe. Mr. Foninn, hotv- nxth battle, in v coart bad left me end mv Hrenitb ,neetfillv roliett vonrvnfiere. ever, was understood to say, that he cousidered j was much improved. In short.it has made a per- * ’ DANIEL H 5 it indecorous so to animadvert upon the official ; feet cure of ute, and I am at thi-apresent time as ! oct 30 conduct of any member of the General Assem- j hearty a man as I wish, and have good rea*on My I hare an aversion to reportinz unpleasant 1 believe that the u*e of vour medicine has *av ,. uw altercations that uiav arise in lit I... • “lie was," avi the Jonrnal. “eddresied bv Dr.J ! on ’- « *ey contnu i •• . i . impulse of tiie iiiomeut. witho F. griffin, on thB port el the eiUzeM.tenJenn* to an i regretted bv the port:, To the Voter, of Cbathnci Co. i . t . lion ia January next, and i your suffrage*. ! , oct 7 -licit K L TUBflAU. Arriral« at tie- II Dcr. I -<•. ? rr. W«« and Meito—Me-.rv f; f.Viiltfa.Ohios! b v» Urge majority oftlte Mexican Con- Robt. Toombs Ga.; J. J. Mckav. V C.: Cbax. J ’ . ' ...... lludvou, Mjm.: Geo. S. Houston. Ala.: thus. S. * ress - ol sc,,or 0ter "’ propostUon for depriving saved , . , . , . ! shall be plea*d | rMnc-CitmiI xta a cxndiixn. couuuouly happen from , to give any information respecting tnv ca«e. fiFFIfF r»r r.lT* vrv ^. Ior ,. Uie Without premeditation, i Yoon with respect/ I. M. Reeves. I Dr- — , - . . - - - = . — parties engaged, when j No. JK Chester sSl, between Mexico —Tfaev hare only succeeded in kindliuz I him and suite tae hospitalities ol the town, and the sober - second thought” recur*. I have al- \ Race and Vine street*. Pndvlelphia. 'the Lxcedimortian flame which bo prompted welcoming him « a pert of the State, in a abort j fovitonfoi the b.e«a*» prombed to Ute pcare Trepared only by DR. II. S WAYNE, inventor , , .... . I intifnl addresv. After which Gen. Shield* ma * er - , and *o!e proprietor, comer of Eishth and Race thousands ofpatnot* of all political complexions j but b.utwa. «ddres>. Auer wnxu ueu. wnieiui j Gcn waiiamson, according to my observation. Greets, Pr.ila. All Wild Coerrv" preparauon* to rush to the scene of conflict, and to fall, if need* replied, depicting in sowing v. or.n ms pnae o.; ho* |^en uuiformlr courteous in debate—thoush ; being -positively fictitious and counterfeit'* with- be at the same Thermopylae. Vainly, foolishlv.! heia? autoag Caoliuians, a number of whom had . independant in expre<?iiiz his own view*. Of out his signature. ’ji i .1 -.v «««* fonzht under him in Mexico.conclnded bv saving ;' lr - * I htvc repeatedly expressed a simi- Tor scue by the Agent*, madly have they striven to excite the *> uipathies o. mu e u» • - b, opmion; and the Democrats h/ve uot an abler * * their party in favor of the Mexicans—fighting for that he was an lns.vnan bora, bat that a. felt as ; or , uore zealous advocate of their principle* in their homes and their firesides', and to create the i wasaiinost a Carolinian. i either branch of the General Assembly. He iff impression flat we hxvebeen tberothlw.npprc- On hit arrival at CoIautYju the Military, mem- variant-y«.:eanj decided. Hit con.mneuu ore eors ofa weii and nnoffcn-ling nation. Tbe stern b!!ri of *• I;<-S'*lalnre, and a large concourse o: • ;j. ie p s ^ ate ^ paJ ^, |he |jU] inc , rpor ,„ voices of the promineut Whig heroes of the war . CItJZetls receive.l him. au le ^ e ~ co eu ‘° the Atlanta and West Point K-x.1 Road Company. —Doniphan, end Corn., nnd Wynkoop, and a quarters prepared for him .withthe Governor, to j -veas 24 nays 1-. ... . • • .1 . tiie U S Hotel. I Je bid to incorporate the Hutchison Island bos, of others too numerous „ menu™, *tve the , hospitnlities of Company of ChatfL County, wa, iost-yeas he to their argument. N ever has a party rodoweti ^ * 1?. nays 20. a more snicidal policv. The war is popubr with l cupitd by Governor Johnson. He ropou-. In the House, Mr. Freemm’s motion to recon- the masses of the American people. The great : ^ “»******* of the people in an clo ? uent sider the bill reject^ yesterday, to change the speech ofhall an hour, which elicited conunued , timc,oi holding tiie huprenie Court of this state. nbot Poll folio this TUi Or A. A. SOLOMlI.S’S, Market-souare. J. M. TUR.N f.K tk BRO.. Mouument-iqu. 1 THUS. RVERfiON. Corner of Bay ini | Wiiitaker-*treets. Savannah. — d dec‘d»j PULU-KI HOUSE 5 MStrert. Dm—S a\'L-V^ G : ? H H,rV:r«i^ S p/t C Mui S/au NC !!:■; JH fi.i Hhranratisi Thi* i s one of tiie very prevalent complaints pe- I!»k*x w. cnliar to our cfiuute, an-I i« certainly amour the j . most painful anJ agonizing to which'humanity L. i CITI HOTEL J _V. !r. Sew W 5 Aai>rr f ,.V C. C>a C>xsU'j II-S» Pir,izk*»l aim! X Coes M- s-»iU» fcs-iihdr, Saiai. M.». Sauti.Ct \V \ N« Ht.ap.lm; K Spsirue. Cfoitak*,. C.» i >: JtiAixi. J Bitei. h C2S«u. Morchead, Ky.: Ja*. Pollock. Pa.; Sam*l D. Hub- i the Executive oftlie power to alienate any part of bard. Conn.: Henry Nicoll. N. Y. ! the territorv of the Republic bv a treaty of peace. v. Ctai T7Tc' ,e 'nn J i n ° ! A quorum or the Cuuu....' r.t «',o.i u .J . Crowell, Ohio; RR J Darnel.N C;\Vm Nelson. - * ., , : ef , N Y; D WUinot. Pu : George C Dunn. Ia : T \V Uaervtnro,elthourh uuay uieuberi of C ungress, Ligcn, Md; T a Flounicy, Va ; J II Thomas, displeased with the election of the new President, Tennessee. j had given np their seat* and left that city. Commerce—Me*.r. X Hunt. X V : JR Grin- j u g a M it u , 0 ,„ re Te . nell. Mass; R F feirapson. S C; Moses Hampton. 1 % _ * Pa; R G Thibodeaux, la; D S Gregory, N Y; A ! hnacan on the did ult for Uueretaro. Gcn. 31a- Atkinson, Va ; K S Bingham, Michigan ; John : rin having reluctantly granted in escort to him, Wentworth, Illinois. \ but immediately thereafter sent his resignation to Military Affair*—3fe**re John 31 Botts. 3 a: . c Armutead Burt S C; James Nelson, N H ; II A j me ? OVerumeaL Haralson. Geo; John Dicker, Pa: Linn Bovd.Ky; j Instead of having IS.O'M men to overawe Con- D Marvin, N Y. WL Haskell, Tcnn; D Fisher. ■ gres-*, Santa Anna has probably bat a corporal’* ! raaid. M an u fact are*.—3Ies*rs Andrew Stewart Pa: I c ' , , - Amu. Abbott Mass J A Wood« -rd. S C; J N 1 Gca - " ortu hai noL " reported.gon- to Qner- liooston. Del; J E EdsaJ, N J; Nicoll, N Y: j etaro to protect Congress. N G Brown, V«; J 3\ Crisfic-ld, 3Id; Ja* II t It is reported that Generals Worth and Pillow J °I h ^n AffiL.—Mcmtj M P Genlrv, Tenn: auJ Lit ' ni ' Co1 - D,lucaa h:lve b - ;en >rv"led by J M Barringer. N C; A R 31cllvaine, Pa: Jacob j Gen. Scott.becausc of letter* of fitosc officers. re- Thompson, Miss: Charles N Cathcart lud: J R flectinr upon him which fell into bis possession. , j a ™ff-, 0bio: La f i, “ B I ’ c ' k ' V B A Buckner. Lenera from tbe citv of .Mexico tn the 24lh of Ky; R II Johnson, Ark. heart ofthe nation pulsates with too holy a - pair;-1 •e ,KGM “** •——» * **"* : was lost otismto be swayed by tiie selfish scheme* and uu- j a ?pl :,nie - . 1 The bill to amend the 12th sec. of “ an act to cblne-ions of 'tunbitiom nnd embittered asp'.- i lati3 cvclli "S tHnminations and bonbre. ad- cartv into •-tlV-c: part oftlte l.t .v. :U art. ofthe runu. The indication, of Urn, fact have become I deJ btiHixtwy to the -enciul welcome of Caroli- xo clci.-, conclusive and overwhelming tin: the . !1 '■ " ' irlr Whig member* of Congress, whatever their >c- \ Hen. shield-, erel wishes, whatever their original intentions. C./xgi/Iar-rre /a ScsHe, J?c.!z.:sJn;. Dr.-. I'ci’i K ^l“e«e.-M^‘w H IM-her Me: T'^ K -! ev. ! -''"'emtier, nuke nu mention thereof. In; Corae'Jns 3Varrer, N Y; 3V A Richardson, The British Charge d‘Affaires had arrived at 114J«* S Green, Mo. _ ^ Queretaro aud taken up his temporary residence Engraving.—Messrs L C Levin,Pa; II C 3Iar- phy, N Y; Green Adams.Kv. Rei .evival of unfiuished buviiiea* Messrs J XV liorubeck. Pa; F N Lord.N Y: A Hale,Moss; T J Turner, Illinois; II U L Hill. Tenn. Public Land*.—Messrs J CoUatuer, Vt; A H Stephens, Ga; J A 3IcClenund. Ill; O Dnnnn. Ky; R Brodhead, Pa; II Putnam N Y; J Jameson. 3fo; Alexander Evans. Md: N R N Cobb, Ala. Post-Offices and Port-Road#.—Mc<m Win L Goggin, Va; J M Root.Ohio; Chas Brown. I*a; D B dt John. N V; John 6 Phelps, Mo; Elijah Enibrec, Ia; George N Jones, Tenn; Abraham Lincoln. Illinois; D S Kauffman. Texas. District of Colnmbia.—J C Chapman. Md;T in that city. Percy M. Doyle, Esq., the new British Minister or Charge, arrived nt Vera Cruz in the steamer Vixen on the 30:h ult. 3Ir. Trist was to leave 3Iexico with a small tram for Vera Cruz on the 25th ult. The 1st Reg U. S. Art. is a part of the escort, aud would relieve the 1st Inf. now at Vera Cruz. , , . • 15-'A.—T*eJolloinuz prxj.n!tU axl rrsaltfion iras wn! not dire to oppoM thcmselve. :o the wrung . ^ \j,_ Masa.CMJ nn,aimmtx/y a S ,«J current of national feeliug. lathe Congrevs of, to : *40 ther shrunk from a^siiinias a position which I Whereas the gallantry m Gen. Shrebls in the it U now xxid, they believed In be right nnd pro-1 , W ": ' vbich *“ ' r ? n , for , him 3lllui - . | ration and gntitude ofthe whole American peo- per. They did uot dare then to ray that toe war , ple ,doubly appreciate! by the Suite of South was not begun by the actof 3Iexico! 3Vi!l they j Carolina, by reason of his connection with the venture the assertion aotf t j Poliuciio Regimeut: ... .. n i lLsAc<:‘. By tiie h’enate. th*.* House concur- They wtll call upon the Pre.ident to fum^h I rjng tire Governor be iurtructed. in behalf of tiie purpose* desigued, and the objects to be se- me .State, to have prepared, aud present to Gcn. cured, aud the plait to be pursued in the prosecu* I Shields, a sword with appropriate _ emblems and tion ofthe war, for their disettnion, approval, or i ** a testimonial ol it* high estimation , . , , . ol hi* gmaat bearing in the Jlcxtcan war. ami condemnation.^ 1 he purpose :* already known to . M a „f gratitude for hi • paternal attention tiie world. It is to secure redress ofwrougs, -in- ; to the l’olinetto Kc.rimenl. Constitution,” was passed—yeas St nays 25. The bill for the relief of Peter Trezevent. was taken up. aa-J occupied the Hou*e until dark. It wa* finally passed by yea* Ci. nay* 53. I arn sor ry to inform you it Va< reconsidered thi# morn- ing by yeas 02, nay* 56. The debate npou the bill was exceedingly animated. Messrs. Jenkins and Bartow were very cloqaent i.i it* favor.— Hear#. Jones, and Jack<on of Walton, opposed it* passage, aud acquitted them-elve* with ability. Other gentlemen entered the debate, and duti’n- gaLshed themselves—among them. Mr. Clark of your city. 3Ir. B.ir.ow introduced a resolution reqnenin? hi* Excellency the Governor to furnish file Geor gia Hussars of Chatham County, with seventy- five holsters and the number of sabre?. Mr. Barratte. another to furnish the Camden Rineineu of Cam Jeu coantv, with fifty ridas and baronet-. Mr. Wimbish—To furnish certain arms ;o the Military academy in Meriwether. The long debate* veiterdav in both branch- DIXEKBER i Jts- i vvt -ff.N \ H»->- : ru-SUo^ltlCi ; * « *7. x. - * i L. -r a Siir F. P>—m* A c. LH Bafcwa, W Hm . J *-4u:> A IV. •. H Cizrzit’CL H .ITv demnity for the past and seeurit? for the future,” , _ ... „ , . , ■ ■ . , . n ,v- smn wa . | ^«?rgeaui W alxer. (one of Georgia ssons,) ;ot tiie Legislature, prevented more from being j w j^ out i«i*tauce, a nd in - I of the CharlestonCouipanvof 6.C. Volauteers, i perfected. They are pudiiug ahead vigorotidy ! ,j rea( jf„i situation with ti accompanied Gea. Shield, lo Augusta. i a:!e!u ? t »-Jjonming to-day 1 j week, the 24tlx in>t. The Senate took np tli:* morning, (the 17th.) Sootli t'arulliia liegiuient. and that is the plan for the prosecution of the war j which will effect this result as speedily and cheap ly as possible. It ha* been urged by their leaders tint it will be for them to determine by their vote ? in the House of Representatives what shall be the object of a further prosecution of the war; and that it will bo for tueui to proclaim that it is nut to app' be waged for the purpose of securing indemnity j the immediate wants of tiie orphan! A revolution has passed the lower Honse of' the hill ofthe House toe plete the Western A , r. <-? » • . , i Atlantic Rail Road. It meet* more opposition ,:e S. C. Legislature appropriating *o,000. to he tlnu , eIpecu .j f , bc | ieV)!i pl J P pplied by the Governor, at his discretion for ; Respectfully, vour*, d widows for tiie expenses of the war in an acquisition of! of those ofthe Palmetto Regiment who have died Mexican territory. To assume this position i since the commencement ol t.ie Mexican war, must ba tantamount to an abandonment of the and those who have become disabled in the ser war. Unless this be it* object it can have no ob ! vice. The blood that has been spilt, the money •our AMANUENSIS ject. Corrihpon.iciicff •>( tba Balliinoro Aintriran , __ Washing ros, Dec. 16, 1847. i The Hall ofthe Hou-re of RenresetUadve* was • u.-ed for another fiian working day purpo*es yes. j terdav.—Bishop Hughe*, of N. *3'., preached a i sermon upon the invitation of John Uninc-y ; Adams, and several of the most distinguisiieil , members of tiie House. The audience w . _ , .... , ' Lnapman. Md; 1 . Guanajuato with an armv ofO-XK). A Talmadge, N \ ; Ja* 3IcDo%veil, \ a ; \\ Bar- D „ . c * r . row, Tenn: Orlando 11 ITckBn. Id ; Wn llenrr. ***** **** “ Secretary of sale Vt t A D Sims, 3 C ; T O Edwards, Ohio; B B Thurston, R I. Judiciary.—Jlessrs J R Ingersoll, Pa; George Ashman, Mass; John Pettit. Ia: N K Hall, N Y t J II Lumpkin. Ga : Janie* Dixon. Ct; II K French, Ky; J L Taylor, Ohio ; R K 3Ieade, Comrresse By last accounts, Gen. Filizola was at Qttere- that hu been speut, will have availed us nothing 1 Rn V . M r . Slicer Ixa? lieen elected Chaplain tiro with a force of 20 M men. Tue general-in- ■ **ve in the lustre re dec ted upon our national j 0 fth e Senate, for the fifth time. j merou-dv large—more so, with one exception, chief, Bnstameate, had yet his head-qaarter* at ! arms by the gallantry of our sold:ers and the tna?- )[ r . Ashbury Dickens ha* been re-elected Sec- than any I rememeber ever to have seen at the ■ teriv skill of our officers. This idea will not he ■ retarv of die ^-‘ua’e capito!. Tiie sermon was in excellent taste, and to Anaya. ! tolerated by our people. They will in, j Mr. Beale, Sergeint at Anm-Mr. HoBand. ! K Ull> ‘-bi^tofUte .^J5*»M.»»d_reK. * C< 1 j demuitr in territory, since it is to be obtained in * Donr Keeper, both re-elected. no other wav. They will demaud it the loader, Messrs. Bell. Benton, and Yulee appeared in This nomination created great dissatisfaction a- ; mfir g, Rf ^ rn i tf n „. v ,K-,t \\, riteG •• • . Xf , mom die Mexican, in Jalana. ; ^ Mr ; U -- , uietr.cats on Monday. The train under command of Gen. Patter.on, ' h “ •» "' orld - “ the cardinal pnnci- j left Jabpa on t.ie 23th tilt. Six hundred men J pie of Whig action, that uo more territory should i Gen. Pena y Barragan has been appointed J military commander of the State of Vera Cruz. Jabpa or e left br i Frosi the Charlcuna C-'flriir. From 'iVaalilnttoD—Br ToI<*erapli. In the Senate on Tuesday last, die niemU'rs of the Standing committees were appointed, and witliou; any important change. Mr. Breese introduced a bill to reduce and gnu I u tie the price of the public lands. -Mr. Dix. a bill concerniu* certain collection eugaged in war.—a pnuciple, which wmle it ( districts, an-i also a bill to establish a branch ofth. _ *. T to garr:son that place. The ‘ be annexed to our country;—a principle which IGlvolmionarrChlm..—Mforan l-King-Ma,.: !nyniilamicma were made In mcoglu.. the Mm- j MU M enUn .|,. 0 , rfrom a ' ri .|„ hclnn-in. lo u. C Bailer, Pn ; F XV Bourdon, AU; Rt Row. minder of tne*: lorccs governor, aril and inditx-■ .. ■ . * 6 . X Y; A Iverson. Ga: D OnlUw. N C ; Jona. D ry- n:1<1 ' r ,lie law » of n ' l!, o'‘ i - " ,lhcmI requwmg the 3Iorri*. Ohio; Wm A Newell, N J ; E K Smart, \ Tram.—Too large train under the com surrender of a similar right upon the par. of tiie Maine. >. raanoof Gen. Bufier, has nearly all left. The | Government with which we might be at auv time Prirate Land Claims—31e^sr*. John Gayle, i number of men accompanying it is estimated at Ala: John E Bradley, Pa; J B Bowlin. 3Io; 31 W J SOW. Gen. Scott wiU soon Lave from 25,000 to . ,.. , Wick. Ia: D Karasev, N Yx J II Hann-msan. La: ■ 30.^50 men. » wouldforbid us from retamning po**e*?jon ol C ai- Public Mint in the city of New \ ork. P W Tompkins,Miss; R S Canby,Ohic; A John- ^ Nitrf Train.—The train under the com- {ifornia or Canada, would allow Mexico to retain ! *V r - Dickinson, a bill to amend the act regu- Kin. Tenn. I ?»»* General Morriiili it on the eve of march- I pauexiion of Teioa, aud England of aov one of; b "." ? <****« *?• ** "-erctant sendee. Public Expenditures—3Ie««rsTho LCliugham. ' ,n e m!o ^ ,e mtenor. The General will com- j Vn . . * , 1 ^exeral portion- o. t.ie Ire-nlent* .-fessage NC; John Strohm. Pa: Henrr Bediuger. Va: A j tnaadpbout 17n) meu, rank and file, and will I r ^ ort,ltrn ‘ ^* a,e , *« ca ^ ^ concius.cn ot a j were referred to the appropriate Committee*. Hale. Mass; W P Hall. 3Io; John N Jones, Ga;; con-i.-t of oue regiment of Tennessee Volnn- i contest should leave us in that position of things : 1 Mr. Dickinson pre.rented resolutions, thesub- E. La Sere, La: F Clark, Me; U S Couger, N Y. leers, foot. ’iiOO men; a battalion of iuf&utrr. vol- i a principle therefore xvkich would render u* itu- : >J ' !lce of which were, that in organizing any Ter- Naval Affair.—M«,r, T B King. Ga; 1 Z nntMr.Md regulars n^er Maj. W. W. Jlorri, -j p0t4a , ^j- tffott „,**„„ oar ris h : . or to r,- ^mrytliat now belong, to u,. or which may Holmes, aC; R C fcchenck, Ohio; II White, N « dth Arullery, of about oOO meu ; a baiialtoa of ' K . , ,. “ „ , i hereafter be acoaired, the principles of sel^gov- 3'; J K Bariev. Va: LC Levin, Pa: F P Stan- Georgia Jtaunted I'jixr.tun, under Li:at. Col. ! dre£a oarxxronrs. and v.-ou.d naturally hare a eminent will be (k 1 -! promoted, tiie true incauinz ton, Tenn;* FI) Cabell. Fla: A Tuck, X II. | Calhoun, 4S0 men. | constant tendency to invite hostilities from neigh- 1 of the Constitution best observed, and the sta- Foreign Affaire—ilessT* T Sui th, Conn: H W Wc regret to have to announce the death of 1 boring nation*. We ta.w or may not have ter- 1 oil.:y m the confederation strenrthened. by i?av- Hilliard Ab; C J Ingerscfl.Pa: George P Mareh. < 3IaUhooski. late of the New York Voiun- i T \ ior , cuoarh , 0 nlee . lh ' * an.l .?:«» ! n? al! 'I !,eitio,I< oi ' domestie policy to the legis- V« William Ducr, N Y; R ilcClelllnd, 3Iich; • He died ofthe vcmito. ; ° ® - 10 Ue “*• ; C4 * ,Ut * aaJ eiI ? en * ! Utors chosen by the people fi.ereut—and that the D Duncan. Ohio. ’ • Gea. Patterjon hung before hi* departure, two . cici a grow mg population, commerce and j true policy of the country is. with the view of Revolutionary Pensions—X W Cocke, Tenn: ' American- team-^ers. for haviug killed a 3Iexican | wealth. The union may or uny no! be endan- • strengtljeuing its political and commereb! rc'.a- P K Silvester, ky; J D Cummins. Ohio; John | *h»v 12years old. He caused also to be executed ' gored by an extension of territory In view ' tion -- to ? iv ? a'irais.-ion to any contiguous Ter- Needles. Pa; T S Bococke. Va; K S Donuell, X * w °1 -Mexican officers. Garcia and Alcade. 1 of a.. char . c . Ar of C; David Ilammoud, 31 e; N Strong. Pa; S Law- (belonging to the cth aud 11 lh regiment*,) who > ^ * = rence, N Y. were taken prisoners comiuiudiug : "-- Invalid Pensions—Messrs Jfcnrv Ne*. Pa; A S ! without having been cxchang. Fulton, Va.; George Fries, Ohio:* N T Lawson, i buried them iu great pomp and NY; AW Venable, N C;C R Thompson. Va: * which Geu. Patter*© u sent for Geo N Eckhart, Pa; Jas S Wiley, 3Ie; Geo. Pe- i fi»»t the funeral liad l>een spontaneous . trie, N. 3’. ‘ the people, aud that he hid not power to prevent prosecution of all future xvars xve arc to be cut off members with book*, dec., were referred ia the : gjous iraprovemtti! of mankind, and the great r good conferred upon the hum in family in all these particular* by the doctrines and example of the Saviour. It is nearly a «core of year* s'nce a Catholic prelate has preached in the Hallo! the Ilou-e. and none since the Rev. Ch i*. Constan tine Pise, now of New York, w a* made Chap lain. He turn of Italian Exiles.—The N. V. Express publishes a letter from Florence to file effect that painful and agonizing abject. Many are the‘rerne-lies’ offered for its i cure, though few are -uch iu reality. But 3; t* believed that a cure tor Rheumatism does t xi-t. aud that icn- of thousands now sa fieri nr. and . FocVs: V. F wl'ii. X c. \v pairing of relief, might obtain positive and per- i B u-f-i T ?L ; mineut exempfion from this dreadful disease. Tne following certificate, which Ivas lately been received, will entbie file alHicted to judge for themselves. It l? an EXTRAORDINARY CASE, and for the sat:•‘fiction of the incredalons. it has been attested before the Mayor of the city: ••I hereby certify, that for the past thirteen ve.ars. I have been severely atfiiod with anack* of ' Rheamitinn, principally in thfe bands and accompanied with great stiffness of all the joints. Sometimes fiie pain has been ;o great thit I have been unable to move, and my general health wy ■ al:n j-t. completely destroyed. I was troubled : with iow -pint*, my brain was sertoa-dr affected. i and fiie incessant and severe pain* I hvl often ec- ; dared, made me repeatedly wish for zu end c-fray sufferings by death. I think no human being csa : imagine my tortures. For relief i trit-i every• ■ fifing—all niv earnings xveu: to the darter*, la ; the various ports of Europe to which 1 sta-id. i . sought medical advice, aud eras for a consid:rol.>t ! time under tbe care ofthe most celebrated t hyrWtiix j in Liverpool, but he did me- no good. Uc my lrr> val in New York, last September, 1 wuso.ihgeda;. leave my ship, as 1 wa. unable to wide t ?n*;_j other res]?t*ds vi» n i dreadful situation with tiie renew cu t-tnitn;». . was takcu to the City Hospital, and pin nnilir lit! care of Dr. 3loses and Iir. IDiffmiui uui-shuh other physicians ofthe Ilospitid Jn: ttu if six weeks, but, a* I only got wotm.. 1 wa- uiixei - the Seaineii’* Hospital at Staton Jsluiu. ^.-crn* .. was several weeks umlercoiur i: jitg: — n-r- cury.—This nearly killed me. urn! tin- un-tore- <• .u me I mu‘t soon die. As I had mu'Uu uit — men!* of Dr. CHKISTIEin the nov-Hjmjmr-. um the great cures that were .-said to he math o; ns- Galvanic Articles, I determined a* t m u send to the office and get sime. OuiZiaaif n care, the (ialvanic Bands for the wrist* mu iiini.> and tiie .Magnetic Fluid were reri'^ixiimiif.a. , . The people at the Hospitcl laughed at an i"ic gi-.r- s mi- j fint? them, and told me not to show them \t itit ' doctors. 1 put them on and used the TU.it Ti>i the firet few hours I felt no change, bat zb* m morning the fitiffne-* in my limbs had and the pain wa* less; liy night I f-r’t It-tt'-r .t every respect, and iu less than two week* !*• ft tiie HospiiaJ entirely cured. Since fi»=t fir:*- which is more than a year. I have !*-•-□ to fire We.st-Iudies, and thence to Antwerp, iu Hclimi. aud during all that time I have had no attack w hii- ever of Rheumatism, nr any other pain. an-I toy healfii lias been perfect iu every respect, though 1 have been exposed to uli viiii«sitriue< of climate. From being *o weak that I could hardly stand. I have become u;i strong arrl healthy a* at any period of my life, aud 1 firmly believe that tlic?« happy and wonderful result* have been ac- ViA.-t J ITifityrsr. J V Ma-rl-ix 5 C trftx.\V UvIy.MIU !y, R Ji GrosrotetL. 5 C. i X : Al- V Prttf?. W C Ja .>-i tii ;» > *> C; WC ■«tX J-SC«rri SC J»» r CtTiZnl Hail ibn-J. L F Tu -W'.wilu. ire. Vo-e, Mi-1 «.sUsauo i Hf 1 -...War HVfrt-t. W J H Rt~r. rs-. P-a-loc i COMMERCIAL. i.-* I'pIsOtlCw- ilidtuaora X-ry ■fruit;* jB-f'l • Dsih.* * nuiDi'i ■-fTA L’hk. I • F’. 31.—Cotton.—Ym- I mo uur&tc nsbut to-day tliorelms I nwiKUiiiifl raraattion and safes have been ! x muHiie*. ;i* icitent. and the ndvalieo | Wednesday of an I u ,|c. u»-»*»u-. »ui'» uiuiiivt X.xxuulip. — i 4 •z New York 1 per cent. _ au-I Savannah par. —Cartel.—Since the re- Fritiuiiia.there has hecn I z.r.n.iX. and prices have | : ; i -te to day f>\ a". OVirlfton—Ci-nlral \ . X Kelly, II « T. X - l*rr VTsl >aiit Csaonr.m staHirra un£ -mntr. X M’. w. X-> r *.31 • ati. H:-* Snutk. Wm f ^ ® l; S X. r Ssacx H H . * t-/. If X HaUj. XV X CiraVidifl C A SVfftliT'. !! *»V • Ift-awr. Bat*. * u.L. 5rs«tt CiorWloa—Mr* < • J H II »t ». J W JwVie. ( SHIP NEWS. I’art of SAYASsak. Dff. 2®. I>i?« and measure* have been taken lo invite to the exiles now iu America, 31e*sn>. F. Foreati, Alex. Barganaui, G. Aibinola, and F. Argcnti: and the time of their return will certainly be a day ofjoy for all gootl 4 Itaiian5. Mr. Fore*tii* among the few Roman exile* who did not accept the am- nestfi offered by the present Pope on hi* acces sion. The other ge = fietuen are native ? of Lom bardi.” Taxing FoT(i2<t Insurant: Campania^—The Committee of Assembly, of New York, to whom - . . . . sundry memorial* were presented oa this »ut»- nmryou this continent winch may be justlr o!>- , ; ec .^ bav« tained—anJ that in the acquisition'of such Terri- i rv r- irP< staulially true ia each and every panicul j A. If. .Mickle. 3favor ofthe Citv of New \ ork. ; EVERY COLUMN OF* THIS PAPER MIGHT BE FILLED WITH SIMILAR CASES, many of which, together with explana tory pamphlets, mar be hid graft- ofthe Agent. • ; ; j- CAUTION*.—The srer.t celebrity and sic- j cefscfDr. Christie’s Galvanic and 31 asuctic Cura tive*. lia* can red them to be counterl’eited by un principled person*. To protect deception there i* but ONE AUTil' *K- I/ED AGF.NT appointed in each town or c.ty. reaorted asaiust imposing extraonhua- Iroui whom alone liw (iEU'ISE article can be pro* rr taxes on the foreign insurance agencies.— cured. Only Agent in Savannah. Ga- ' - • A. A. S0L0310NS. agent. CIXtKED ErEliza. St'it Ln-.?■>-—A L:iICa . .... AL-tniee*. JUHrn.B. U*»^>—X t-* A Ct. B-- T rz: <' S . ir- K i. Iw —*»V C^.it-ne. E-.r K P.- L N • i y.-x-., O. WW E S -re*V S.-as-Txi. ft* to- Oh*»» X Tl. - ----- AK LIVED CSJI *.V_^ S Jj.-.ei- L»-w. CreHr- lo f -. L. X Si-i - :• Eaz- E tta H<nlsn ♦ Lai*, as f J &C*. DETAETEn t S. M -. r:»--a=. Cstfo*. I S Ji -t W.i. s'-U'.'A LnMiOteVhU wnxr TX.I SEL n.-.r Piiltri TiiirV« »* Vre dec 1G —!3 Druggist. Market Square. Tbe steamer Gen. Butler, Capt. Wright, had arrived at New Orleans after a terrible passage. Capt. 3!iller,3rd Artillery, and Lieut Sesseat, S. C. Yoluuleers, are among the passengers. 3Iexico, Nor. 19, 1847. On the 8th :n«L thirty-six wagons belonging to merchants iu this city and Puebla, left the latter S dace with a lot of tobacco, dry goods and brandy, i lestiued for this city. On reaching San Martin. | Geu. Rea and Terrejon, in command of the guer- i rilia forces there, made a descent upon the «va- Roads and Canal*—Messn* Robert C Schenck, Ohio; E B Holmes, N Y; Robert Smith. Ill; Alex Inrin, Pa; A W II Clapp, S D Pevton, Kr; W A Newell, N J; Job.Manu, Pa. Patents—Messrs John N Farrellcv. Pa; N B McCUv, N Y; Thos J Henly, lud: John N Jones. GmJ k.Miller.Ohio. Public Buildings—.Messrs John W lloix-ton? Del; W B Preston. Va; James J Faran. Ohio; Robert 31 3fcLane, 3Id; Gideon Reynolds, N Y. Joint library Committee—Messrs J Ci Adams. Mass; N B Preston, Va; H C 3!urphy, N Y. Agriculture.—31e««rs Hngh While’. N 3*; A II Shepherd. N C; Wm Sawyer, Ohio; J II Palfrev, Man; J N Harris, Ala: Win |Roekhill. lud: H Belcher, Me; Wm Thompson, Iowa; J J Stinger- land. N Y. 3!Uitarr.—Messrs J B Thnmoson.Kv^JA Black 8 C; J Blanchard. Pa: R 31 3IcLaue' Md; J M Holly, N Y; C H Pea dee. NII; K T L Beale. V a: W L Featherstonaugh, Miss; R Dickinson, Ohio. Territories—Messrs C B Smith.La; R B Cran ston, R I; H Cobb, Ga, Julia* Rockwell, Mas*; J Johnston, Pa; D Gott, X 3*; J E .Morse, La; XV Evans, Ohio; T Pillsbury, Texas. Expenditure* of State Department—Messrs D 31 Bammger, N C; J H Crazier. Tenn; S Libra. Ohio; James Dixon, Conn; Wtn Collins, N 3*. Treasury Department.—3Iessr*Jos 31 Root. Ohio; RS Denned, N C; A Binlsall, N York; A Buckner, Ky; U S Featbemon, 3!is*. War Department—3fes*r* John H Crazier, Tenn; R W Thomp«on, la; Wm Kennou, jr, Ohio; D S Jackson, N Y; Abraham Lincoln, III. Account*.—Messrs Linn BbviL Ky; D S Gre gory, N J; G A Starkweather,N Y; Wm Kennon, Jr, Ohio; Wm Henry, Vt. Expenditures ofNavy Department—Messrs P N Thompkins. 3Iiss; N&oydou. S C: N B >Ic- Mg’A** t^***J’ K '7\i ruc K? \ir-. ' • 3Iora y Villamil has been nominated S cere tan ofWar. TornellenOnniHaro cn the Nth for H;0 Kellogg, N 3, E E Michigau,S Lei- • .\i ore Ua to take uphi* quarterstliere a* gmeral. ^i»!l , n* 0h B^^ l0aiI> * 0 u P r , - 3’e>terday a new paper coiled the Vankce Doo- Part-Office Buddings. 31 Msre E C Cabell, of j] e m adc its appearance. Yonrs, &c. C. Florida; Janies G Hampton. N J; Wm Sawver, r Ohio; E B Holmes. N V; W A Riclianlsun, III. Enolle d Bill*—Messrs Janie* G * Hampton, N from the a'ght of seizing upon and holding terri-' Lbrarvcouimiuee, after which the Senate ad- re quire'Y:: sion of foreign area ties. Freo trade in ail »nc;i ; uniter* isfor better for the citizens of every State. ' jourued. . aqd the subject u worthy of the atamtiou of our In tue House of Representatives. Mr. Gi-J-; Legislature. ton* as a security for our right*, or as an indemni fication for tbe expends of a war which may be j dings made a personal explanation in reference to thrust upon ns, the consequences will be most - an attack made on him in the National Whig. i serious aud injurious to tu. This view must be 3Ir. C. J. Ingersoll, from the Select ^committee Uhen bjr ffiecommon .cnraofffic »«lon a: ta*,. J ! and must be controlling in its influence upon the . 3Ir. Henly offered a joint resolution providing I action of Congress. We do not entertain a mo- fora repeal of that portion of an actof the last res- ; .-ion. winch relates to the postage on n wh icn wa* laid over. dec \ JOSEPH A. BEAL*, V MATCH. No. 20 BtLL-sriair.T. Sjlvaxxah. MOBILE, D;>- 14—Are «><?« Sew P.^Etri. B- ] ta: Qw-s-Gwj. XEW-oaLEAVs. ISre.lA—Are »-u;s F.,N tux. Ar»- T-rt‘ t- ni: H**e*tx <*&*•%. H^xsa. CI J AKUasTuX. l>« K—Oi Xnt.Xfoist Hirr. \\ ILMIXCTOX. I*f !!—»-rr Kz-k T^oN «W- P>--— ?rirFra>.c L re. z WZsuur*. P«iat . .MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Zxbcucc Cook. President. ' MARINE. INLAND AND FIRE LVaTRANCES. GEO. SCHLEY. Agent. ! mav IS }’— ili FOR -YEW YOBK.-Bn? Im ^ To oi] To-3lorrow. 21>l— Tbe fast sn-- < mem’s doubt that that body will determine, in the fir*t place, to prosecute tiie wan in fiie second l newspapers, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C03IPAXY OF NEW AORK. A motion to supply the mambers with paper. gon*. captured them and started off for Querela- c,- i.u- j . -I . . , < ‘ ‘ f» via lUk Information tva, convcvcd tn ! for U,c »*f - 331 m L4lrJ P 1 "*- “ «*>«• A "° h “ D “; Gen. Lane at Puebla, who waned ailerUtem'with j uil .'' “ onl . v 10 •>« proettretl in t-rritorv. ro utt j T j^. h c e ' T03- ' ‘ a °.~ a . ' Iecli t? C ! r C !j?P U,n - Mokeis Ro*I5x>5. Presi-lcnt. S-IKI'EL llxv.vxr, Sexrdnry. Aoplscations received bv feb 1 lr— W. P'. HUNTER, Agent . IVUtar’s BoL-am of Wild Cherry. Trenton. N. J., CLt-fi, 1?45. 3Ir Seth W. Fowte. Boston: Dear Sir—Permit ine to addre«« my«e!f, through yon. to all who are suffering with any pulmonary complaint, and advise and recommend all such to'ure at once Dr. WistaPs great remedy. a medicine which I sincerely believe will cure, if place, to prosecute it until indemnity is secured envelopes d;c.. wL* referred ?o ;he lomiuinef on a cure be possible, and not'wa.-te their lira- an 1 - : • money on the many trashy and worthies* nostrum* of the'dav. One rear ago la*t fall. I took a sudden cold, which settled at once upon my lung*. I wa* soon obliged to take my room. A severe cough r - .,, Ar% .. , , ,, • i — — —. «. ««««.» v. rtuini s:«ium ur s < on the third Gurley vos elected, receiving 19J j followed, and I soon lost tnv appetite, and eonre- fouujiiie cueuiy there ami Capt.It.who hail beeu power wiUr imnunitv- That then.‘hU i vote,, Cnflimim 100. ,:,en:!y ray rtrenph. I became veQ much rt- *ent to the rear ot the town, seeing a movement j . %* . . 1 * en. Several comnnnicaSon* were received from ! aaccd. suffered severe pain in the side, breast. to ran oa ihe train, charged upon the guerrilla*. : ?/*■ ofproiecating the war to secure there con- j ^tyreasurv DepartaenL and ordered to be \ sbo abler*. &c. I coughed much nights and raised ... . _ completely routing them, k’dling seventeen and i trolling objects will be file great matter of discos- { printed, and al«o trota the Clerk relative to the 1 large quantifies of matter, sometimes nccotnpa- j rin* end Sea Hisks. on the most favorable tern*. ._i * — c • ■■ - 1 1 - - - nied with blood. I continued to grow worse, an J j UO v 17 * B RIG IIA3I «fc KELLY, Agent*. * r Lie relief of the i obliged to consult a physician, who visited ‘ Paul Jones, was read twice and re-' and prescribed forme several time*, but afforded j me iiule relief. I became alarmed and discour- iug regular packet bark EXACT. Stevens nii- le t , will fail as above. For freight 2W_W* Couon or itice. apply on board at 3Iongin* i«e r w barf, or to _ . „ . 1 dec 20 WASHBURN. WILDER A CO_ TfT FOR NEW YORK.-OU E»- t&isAtd Lisn.—regtYir picket br? STERLING. Capt. Raik-l Liriag a large J»or- J tea of her car: ? - LIV,? ' *i UK ^ “ e *j S •v_:rb. For « pisistgv. op sty on ooard | *' ! ~ asaGILVM 4 KELLY. _ ... r i . , ,—a i. ... j . , ' . i ne candidates were Co?hman. Guriev, Dewev.! a furee ot mfantrv and tae cavalry command of J U *« territory, and thus to prove to the world that J M’Jilton. Rees. There were three baUotings, and ' Capt. Robert*. \X heu the reached riareala they j we are not to be insulted or warred against» or PROTECTION INSURANCE CpjIPANY HARTFORD, CONN. Tar. andereigugd. Agents of the aboveCompa . ny, are prepared to take risk* against Eire on j buildings and their content*. Also, Inland, Xa- g-.... WA3TEB-—15.'- cu£<* Cotton to iESfersmpieee ftte cargo cc fie bark IsAAC .MEAD- for New York.* Abo. deckk\*i for on? g 3IACON. for Baltimore. dre t» W. WIGHT & CO. AND taking thirteen officer* prisoner*. In the mean time a pottiun of the wagons en a mile from the town by i mr, were ret on fire and six destroyed, before the infantry came np. wno rescued the remainder, i think this will be a lesson lo fiie rnerrillas, and destined to . | — - — f priUlCG, Oil-i OIMI IIUul Lie *«!?’»» iT U5C ^ n I «on before the present Congress.and in all prob- 1 contract* for stationery, A:c. a putv of tbe°ene- abUi, J of an 5 r . v aaJ rioleDl fi^cassiou. YVheth- j. T he ^j U f ro ™ H ie , Setate t-.fl*. 1 er we shall soonest bring the 3Iexicans to terms | ferred ^^ Joa:i Jonei? ' v ‘ _ _ FOR AIT.I STA HAMBURG.—The Ught draurb. J. T. Jarman roi” I Steatn-Packrt IY.YNHOE. ter. is receiving freight aui pa*-eager*, at An; der.-on’* lower wharf, and will leave Tw^narmrAJ' teach them that the Auiericen* are destined to pro tect the mercantile interests of this country, no matter to what nation the merchants may belong. Santa Anna has assumed the command of the army in Oajaea. He says that he was deprived of tiie command by Pena y Pena, in order the lat ter might find no obstacle iu making peace with the American*. He avows his determination to oppose any negotiation for peace with the Am erican forces occupying any portion ofthe Ameri can territory v: Conatr Elrrtioe. SAVANNAH. Dec * I«47. _ ; bv defending a line, or by holding, as we no»v do. i C *Mr! Vinton intr.vJareda resolution providing I *5 c d at my situation: my family and neighbors An ejection will be held at the Court llou«e ' ternoaa. atOo’dockpreeirelr. She wiU couimn fiie heart of the country in our possession, will! lor the raising of Standing committees on Foreign suppoied I could Ji»*e loa?.^ u| lj or * !,x *‘ l |f^. v * : in_the city of Sava; furnuh the line of omiv demarcalion, and u the £««»»«*. in I Commert. hum ” U .. ; ,, .. ", ... . 3Ir. Houston, ot Delaware, moved an higs can throw obstzc.es in the way ot a zeal- j - - - - - J; J L Robinson, ia. Mr lion. F. I : has been elected Pres- Jtyr it the duty ofthe committee on Commerce nTrifFRRl* our proscenuon ol the war with safe tv upon ! among the Sute*. to consider all nutter* relating 1 >* i»r.\U& BALSAJl Ur \\ ILU L liLRKi. there questions, can delay and cripple the action lo appropriation* fur the improvement* of River*. -My disease was so deeply rooted. . .. • ,.f . «cuon »r r , „ r , j_j ^ both on the wasobhgedtogetasecoudandatliirdlioUlebc- of the Executive,without so glirmg an abandon-; ^ r< j ^ jnt^ri-if * fore I began to improve perceptibly. I kept on ment of patriotism, by contesting this point; in j Pending a ducussioa oa this s bject, the House until I had taken tw o more bottle*: continuing to otherwords, can indict the stab in the dark, it i* ’ adjourned. improve-1 soon regained my appetite and strength. _ . .... . . , . ; J ! I continued tn grow better until tbe summer, , P .... “ greal batt!e ' I FR03I NEW YORK. : whea 1 was aide to do a davs work on iny farm r o,m.l. We »h3il berealL-r preraul Mime vie,.. ! A „ mm r^felyort oTlhe 14-J.iort., an- i even- <l,v. ,.ul It,™ continued ,o to .lo. M, Au Rbtaibr Kent hod j;«l Au 1 tadib kx ■»* <>«« tatarlor &«*««. flona 1 oyour invaluable medjane,now so the *Statw! ; found one of Dr. WftUr'* pamphlets, an J like a of January nexL for a Justice of the Inferior For freight engieemjnt*ior parage, apply amendment • droivning ram "catching at straw*,” I took cour- Court, to till the vacancy occasioned by the re- board or to SOLOJIUNn A; t U. upon it. Henry Clay, we are assured by a N.Y. Corres- non nee taat morning. tins tune. Monc-V nrtUcra woro eodcr. C,.>n„. Sn*™ !»»««% ,,„nd.„: of *. Ctancrton Mcra, .ra- .0 he fl« J SjUlii-r iL . candidate ofthe. Northern Whigs for the Presi-1 fromO to 12 j cts.per bbl. Freights were iaiprov- j it lor yourselves aigneu. dent of the Bank of the Slate of South Carolina. I their first choice. deucy. We always bdieved that he was (and L* i' mg. lirra. had declined : Pravideoce. for the preservation of my life. _ w were improv- Exrliangc on Ixm-ion 10]. Provisions Lard improving I XVn. Bcattt. I am pcrsou-dly acquainted with Mr. Beatty. vanuah on Mondav fiie 3*1 day to le-xrb every Tuesday a: be sm? Lour. N« siguafton of Robert M." Goodwin: and likewise j rje War freight payable by shipper*, for the following County Officer*, viz: ; freight will be received oa board after 4 ©>kc* Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Court*. | on the afternoon of departure. Freight will te — 1 received in store during the absence of the w»* “ drC <0 Sheriff Receiver of Tax Returns. Tax Collector. County Surveyor. Coroner. 1 freg of chvrge. DCNTISTKY.—UK- S.O PAN COST may be expect'd u —.—, r Sav-nnab about the middle Dfcetv Tbe Polls will be opened and cio«ed at the • ^ to . u &<. of his profession, i nr prescribed by law. and under the presidency ■ - ,>q c .— hoar prescribed by of die proper nwgDtrelc*. A. PORTER, *. i. c. c. c. FRANCIS SORREL, a. i- c. c. c. ELIAS W. THORNE Attec Robt• d.c 9 NOTICE.— lbe Consignee of* -NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. per h* REED j \ c c c i Exact from New 3‘orfc. i* requested to call ^ 0UNE W'li1\M3.J... c.c. c. j aiclum.™r.orhj, «a' be *g“JPgJJf* . XV. PooLiB. c. l. c. c. c. ! «*• w « AbULLkN. UILDLR A. L*. dec 20