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SATURDAY MOtlNINO, DEC, 10, 1*3*
Mr Power.—-Thi* gonileman. appeared laal
night for. the first timo boforo a Savannali audi
ence. Timo does not pormtt us to aay tnoro
than that ha fulfilled every expectation that had
boon formed of him, Moro caay, natural,
and graceful acting, we certfclnly never saw.—
But, •• situated r* wo are,” wo can »ay no moro
than that ho mnUos hi* second and last appear,
anco thie Evening, whon nil lover* of gonuino
acting will not fall to repair to tlio Thontre, in
propria persona, to Judge for thomsulvon.
The Irish Ambassador may thua road hU fate
in tho •• nfll*iol gazotto."
Cor- CauoKR’a U*PoaT—Wo received from a
friend at Millndgnvlllv by yesterday's mail, a
copy of Col. Alfred Oruger’a Report, of the ox
porimontil surveys, for tho Central Railroad of
Georgia, from Snvannnh to, Macon, which ha*
boon printed by ordor of tlio IIouso of Reproren-
tativor.
A* it trnata ofn mibjoct in which our roador*
are vithlly Interested, wo will • publish it next
wook, with a* little delay a* it* length will per-
mit.
Tiie Pvxuc Debt ov tub U. States.—Tlio
President of tho U. States, In his luto Annual
Moaaago to Congrons, announcos tho gratifying
intelligence, tliat, on tho first of January next,
these United State* will be free from the public
debt, and an ofloctivo balanco rnntnin unox.
pondod in tho Tronsury of about ©*140,000.—
What a contrast doc* this plcturo of n ^United,
Froo, and Happy Government pro ont to tho
following condition nf a Govornmont divided
and distracted by civil broils, wlmae chiton* are
bathing their hands In tho blood of their brethren.
Griudem lieavon l Can United America—froo
and happy, as *hn now is—over bo *o •• vicious
and corrupt” in bar govornmont, an to defilo
tho pure Toinplo of Llborty with tho shouts of
. civil dlaoord, and pollute her altar* with fratrici^
dal blood. No* never can it bo, while tho do*,
condant* of a Was/iingtdri undoretnnd thoir
right*, andexoroiso thoir power. In defeating tho
machinaltdn* of ambitious tiion, An enlighten,
ed people havo confided to representatives ol
their ohoiao, tho post* of honor, unt Unoncotn.
passed with danger. Whon faithful to thoir
chargo, may the pooplo continue to approoiuto
their effort*—whop falthlo-*, thoy will, wo
trust, over moot tho rebuko of an insulted pooplo.
Ha* Andrew Jackson boon faithful, or has ho
noil. Tho Pooplo, not partisan presses, can
best answor tho question t
8fain.—Tho acknowledged public dobt of
Spain amounts, according to the statement of
tho correspondent of tho London Spectator, tb
tho enormous sum of 0,902,031,750 franc*, or
$1,398,404,350.
The Chinese Ladt, finding the- climtto of
tho North too severe for hor, Intends departing
immediately for the South.
Sheridan Knowles will, It Is said, shortly
return homo.
(From a Correspondent.)
Mili.edoevillk, Deo. 6, 1834
To the Editors of the Savannah Georgian
Gentlemen,—
A week sinco it was oxpeotod tho Legislature
would adjourn tine die, on the 13th Inst, but It is
now impossible to do so, os there is a committee
of Investigation now in session, preparatory to
the impeachment of John W. Ilonpor, Esq.,
Judge of tho Cherokee Circuit Should this
matter bo continued, it will tnko at loaat two
wedkfl to dispnso of tho Judgn of tho Cherokee
circuit—consequently tho Legislature cannot ad.
jnum before tlio 25th Inst., as tho shortest timo.
I send you extracts from the Sonata's Journal
of May. - ,
A few other bills of a local nature, not of in.
larostto your readers, wore passod.
IN SENATE—Monday, Deo. B, 1831.
Bills passod t
For the removal of obstruction* in tho state
road*,
To repeal tlio law organizing u Mayor’acourt
in tho town of Columbu*.
, To emancipate Sam, a negro slave.
To chango the hours of opening and closing
olectibns, at tho savora! oloctlpn precincts in
Scrivon county.
To add fraction ono hundred, in the 7th Dis.
trlct of originally Baldwin, now Johor, to tlio
county of Bibb.
For tho relief of Ass Hill.
Bills inlroduood instnntnr:
Mr. McAllister—'To Incorporate tho Savan
nuh Lyceum.
Mr, McDonald—To omend tlio Cliartors of
Ibo several Incorporated Dunks and Banking
Companies in this stato.
Mr. McAllister— 1 To extend an Act, onlitlad
an Act for the Incorporation of tho Stoain Boat
Cnmpnny of Georgia.
' Bill rejected: .
To form a now county from tho countios of
Stewart, Sumter, and.Marlon.
The Sonato took up tho preamble and rasolu.
lions rolativo to tho United Stato*’ Bank, which
wan undo tho ordor for this day.
Mr. Clovolund, offered*11 substitute for tlio ori*
ginnl pronmhlo and resolutions.
Mr. Nesbit, offered a substitute for tlio original
and for tlio substiluto proponed by Mr. Clove,
land.
On motion of Mr. Burch, tlio Senate ordered
300 copies of tho substiluto to bo printed for the
Sonato, and that thoy bo made the order of the
day for Thursday next, fll inst.)
Adjourned to half post nlnb o’clook to-morrow
morning.
ffthoy answer in the affirmative, their uamesars
potto a long memorial, protesting against A.
Ross’Treaty. By the** agents we expect don-
lowing day; and Jacob, who moroly holds office
ss a matter of form, as one Minister is required
to countersign tho appointment of tho new
ble Hi. number relurned ■g.lnit mid freely tbel °“ti„ Sp.nl.h Mlnlilry I. nearly In the earn.
South Caromna.—Wo rejdlco to loarn that
harmony is about to bo restored to 8. Carolina.
Tho Charleston Courlor of Uthlnst., says:—
•> We. learn by a lottor received last night from
Columbia, that tho Report of tho Joint Commit,
tee of Federal Relations; declaring ‘tho nllogl.
riico required by tlio oath of office in tho pro
posed amendment of the Constitution, is the al-
togiaiico which every oitlzen owe* to tho Stato,
consistently with the Constitution of the United
State*,' was adopted on Tuesday last, by both
branohe* of tho Loglslaiuro—in the Senate,
yea* 33, nay* 4—in tho Houso, yeas 90, nays
38. Those who voted in tho negative, it is be.
Roved, wore tho most violont of tho dominant
party. Till* moosuro is understood to have
been offered and passod in tlio spirit of concilia-
tion—ind, ifour opponents loavo tho Judiciary
untouchod, and reject tho Treason Bill, wo aw
before us a prospect of restored harmony—of
quiet and repose, in our distracted community
11 Tho Roport was voted for,” says tlio Charles,
ton Mercury, •• by all the Charleston Dolcga.
lion, “with pno or two exceptions, snd was
cordially advocated by Guv. IIavne, Messrs.
Hamilton, McDuffie, and many othor of the
juoat distinguished mombors of tho State Rights
Party.” Tho Columbia Teloscopo in a post.
script, remarks on tlio subject,— 1 ‘ Both parlies
hail, wo bcliovc, wiili the sincorosl joy, this ter.
mination of our long and most unhappy discords.
Tho most decided cordiality scorned, almost in
an instant, to diffuso itself over tho House ; in
proof of which, wo nood only to note the fact,
that the oleo'.ion of Governor coining on imme.
diqtoly after this event,-Mr. MoDUFFIE re.
ooived the almost- unanimous veto of both par.
ties."
That paper also remarks in substance, that tho
,»frank and kindly conce*rton-to the scruples of
their .opponent*,” thus hold out by the majority,
•• was accepted in the sarao honorable spirit in
which it was offored.”
U. S. Senator,—Tho Legislature of Penn,
sylyania, probably elected Mr; Wilkins' ruccos.
■or on Friday last. ,
A Iottor from HarrUbu.'g to tho oditor of the
Lancaster Union, hints that Gor. Wolf may bo a
candidate for U. S. 8enator.
The Superior of the CharlestownConvent, in
hor testimony before the Court sitting at East
Cambridge on Tuesday, stated that the amount
of property destroyed, was about $50,000, inclu.
ding four harp* in 'tho establishment, worth
3 or $400 each? nine or ten pianos, three
quite new, worth from $350 to $370 each, and
W harmonioon that cost $110.
GEORGIA LEGISl,A TORE.
HOUSE.OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Saturday, 6th Docotiiber, 1834.
Tho following Message was rocoivod from bin
Excellency, tho Governor s
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,Ga. )
MlLLKnOEVILLE.'DdC.G , 1834. (
I herewith transmit to tho House of Ropre*
sontalivos, an oxtracL from a letter recently re.
noivod atlhlsdopartmont, from Major Benjamin
F.'Curry, Enrolling Agont of thb United Stalest
and stnllnnod In tlio Cherokee Country, for tho
purpose of superintending that torvibo. Upon
examination, this communication will be found
to sustain tho vlows Which I submitted to llio
General Assembly at the commoncomont nf tlio
presentsossion, in regard to tho perilous situa
tion of our Indian population, who ura friendly
to tho dfnigratlng policy, no well as tho hazard,
ous condition of tho agents of the govornmont
ongnged In that aorvioe , and indood it clearly
exhibits tho exposed situation of our entire popu.
lotion in that section of tho stato.
Major Curry is an intelligent and highly re-
sponsible agont of tho United States govornmont,
who, from tho nature of his public duties, and
from the fact of haying spont most of his timo
for several years past in the Chorokee Country,
is therefore, of all olliors, best qualified to form
a correct opinion in regard to tho true stato
of tilings, now existing in that section of tho
stato.
With duo dolbrdnce.ond respect to tho Gone'
ral Assomrly, I trust tlrnt my solicitude, so re.
poatodly oxpressod, for appropriate legislation to
meet tho present stato of the country, will not
be considered obtrusive. It is clear and obvious,
that tho loaders of tho Clierokoos, who are oppo
sed to tho policy of tho government; aided and
countenanced, a* they are, by a small portion of
our own papulation; will novor yield obodionco
and respect to (he laws of oiir stale, until thoy
are compollod to do so by appropriate laws,faith-
fully exeeutod.
Where.tho quesUou of tho Sovroignty and
jurisdiction of tho State over its entire soil and
population is involved, no faction should l*o per.
mitted to thwart the policy of the state with im.
punity. Whatever divarsity of opinion may di
vido'our constituents upon minor subjects, I foul
assured that in regard to our long *eUlod Indian
poliey, no docoptivo arts of tlio pon or tho press,
can ov'or induco tho pooplo of Georgia to abdn.
don their rights, and rotrogr&do from tho ground
which they had taken In regard to this subject.
WILSON LUMPKIN.
rosida (of that tribe) c ist of the Mississippi.
In the efforts to bring about a revolution in Uie
mind of the Indians, some members of the troa.
ty party have already been slain, whilo tho lives
of others are evory day tnreatenod. Last spring
whilst Muj Ridge end his friends worp on thoir
way to Washington City, an smbusoado was
forinod by a parly of Indians, whoso purpose
was to stop them | they were armed with all tho
implement^ of war; but the Major and his friomt
having taken a road different from th it amici,
paled by tho opposite parly, passod in safely
Sleeping Rabbit Imaded this party in ambush.
Ono of thn party being a member of tho church;
was culled to answor before that body«
whereupon ho declared they aclod under instruo.
lions from Now-Town, where Lewi* Ross and
tho brother in law of Joint, wore, at the time
the instructions must have boon. givdn. Every
day’s exportonco confirms ino in the opinion
thoso uro not by any moans tho result of Idle
conversation; there isdungor, and those who
threatened most danger to Ross’ plans, aro in tho
greatest poril; for tho Indians, by long custom
and usage, havo actod upon the suggest lone of
thoir principal chief, as iinpJiclty a* if they were
direct rnvclntinns from Heaven. Not long since
a traveller passing near Diri Town, in Floyd
County, was murdered. His bones, and the
bones of his horso,*liavo boon found- Indian ru-
mnur says upwards of a thousand dollars was
taken from him at tlio tiiqo of Ibo inurdor.—
Smith, a Cherokee, was arrested, but discharged
for the want of proof, as though Indian talk had
given all the details of the transaction boforo,
whon nailed to swour,thoir ropugnano at tho idea
of swearing boforo a white maty ugainst ono of
thoir own pooplo, was so groat, that nono would
swear to the funis, end all pleaded ignoranco —
A few days ago tho dead body of another travel,
lor was found on tlio Alabama part of tho na*
lion, on tho Racoon mountain! A few days a.
go a Chorokee killed his fellow traveller, and on
being arrestod and carried boforo tlio Council,
was dismissed ; ho was acquitted hocauso thorn
was no proof of malice. Thi# nmrdoris said to
havo occurred in Goorgin. The <nino Council
had also two men arrestod and brought bofore it
on a chargo of having murdered 3nkor, a whito
man, and McPherson, and allha’ this honornblo
body iminuateN, the nffunco was commtttod by
lliolndiuns, arreatcilliy thoir own ordor, thoy
wore dismissed for the Want of ovidonco. Hog
Smith, a Cherokee, is now under a tontenoe of
'death by tho circuit court of Walker County
Georgia, for lho ua to oulrngn, whoro it is pro.
HUtnod the most ampia pfoof was adducod of Ms
guilt. Whon tha leavos again put out, India
rumor sayi-thero is to bo morn killing. In cIiIh
stato of things tho interpolation of tho. legisla
ture, in a/Tirdiug protection to a party yet in its
infancy contending against that supremacy
which custom has given thoir nominal loader
John Ross, ovor the minds nf the multitude,
seems to be oallod for; whore resorvoes nnd do-
soendautH aro in tlio opinion of tho commander
of tho guards heartily engaged in furthering the
c.uuso of this patriotic band beaded by John
Ridgo, would it n it bo well to give them time to
persuade their friends, as well as to sotllo up
thoir affairs before thoy are rejeotod ?
A guard should bo forthwith organized, to
koep peace, and aid the oivil authorities in tho
execution of. tlio law ; Without an enorgotio
com ander, but little good could bo expected to
result from thoir appoinlinont.
I have tho honor to he, &.o.
Signed _ BENJ, F. CURREV.
Wo owo an apology to our Correspondent for
not inserting earlier, Ins sketch of tho Boat
Races. It wns accidentally mislaid, and not
.found until yesterday.
(communicated.)
BOAT RACE.
A raco botweon Gen. C. Floyd's boat, Goddess
of Liborty, aud Titos. F Bryan, Esqr’s, boat,
Columbia, look place at Frodoriaa, St. Simons,
on Thursday, tho 4th inst., wiih tho lido, imme
diately after high water.
Tho Judges appointed to attend tho coming in
of tho race boalH, (Dr. Tunno and Col Dubig-
non,) reported ns follows:
Dlatanco run—Ono mile, ono quartor, and 250
stato of disorganization us tho French, Marti
noz do la Rosa, who is suffering from a severe
mlinonary complaint, has londnrod his resignu.
ion to tho Queen Rogant; and Torono has been
oonunisHioiiud to form a now edministrutiun.
'Photo seems, however, to «i no hurry in making
t’io new unuiigoinunts., probably because Mar.
tinoz do la Kn*.i has agreed to coutinuo in Ills
present pou' until they siuti be compblod.
“Tlio lunnodi-tie cause of'.ho dissolution of tlio
Fronuli Cabinet is stated t«» bo tlio refos .l ot the
King, though warmly urged to the menmro by
Marsliul Gerard. b> agree to an act ofiiiilomnity
Inwards lint porsmia in prison for political ufibn
cos, Finding the M -narnh inaxnrahle. Marsiuil
Gerard rosignui 1 . Ilis oolleugues followod him
ufior i-ovoraTduyN. Thoir rcHignations had not,
however, bnou.accepted at the latent dale (6th
Nov.) from Puns. Old Suult seems to bo the
proniinont man to be nguiu placed ut tho Head
of the Council.
Among, ibo rumors in Pari* consequent upon
the liroaking upofilie ministry. wa> one that
the Chumbors would be convoked a inuulh soon,
er than boforo proposed If so, thoy aro now in
sossion.
England.—The privy council, having inves
tigated thocirnumotuncuof tlio fire at Wostinln-
Htor, have come to lho cunolusiou that It was
wholly tho result of accidunt.
Tim Rev. Edward Irving had gone to Ghs
guw for the purpnso of Hseisting in the formv
lion of a church in that city, holding touoti »iuv
ilnrto lun own. Ho is, however, ubiriniiigly ill
of an alarming disorder—the. pulmonary con.
sumption : Ho will not probably long tuivive.
Govcriinnint havo enusonted to advanco tlmsiuu
of £350,000 for thn complotii-n of th.tt ningnifi*
cent undertaking tho Thames tunnol. The
works will, we hoar, bo immediately resumed,
undor the direct superintendence of Mr. Brunei.
Globe,
Paris, Nov. 6.—The Quotidienne e«ys^‘It is
Doslivoiy affirmed that tho Princndo UutOTu.tho
Neapolitan Atnb-isJmdnr, yesterday notified Urn
govornmont of Louis Philippe the ucknalwodgu.
mont of Don Carlos liy tho king of the two Si.
cilics. In consequence of there being no Min.
istorof Foreign Affaire, aud Made Rigny having
declared that ho was no linger >i Member of the
Cabinet, tho Ambu^s.idor commuoioitod with
Louis Piiiiippuin person." Wo havo not boon
ublo to trace the above statomont to any authon
tic course.
James Buchanan—Wo yesterday gave it as
our opinion that the uluoiion of Jiiiiion Buohan-
an, to the fJ.S. Senate,would prove g- nnrally ac
ceptable to tlio Democracy of this snotinn of
Pennsylvania; and wo ore ploasod to find that
tlio -iNsnrlion, which was n,ado from a ct-nfu
dnneo of its t ruth, it* cordially concurred in, so
fur as weliavu had opportunities of obsorving,
Pennsylvanian, 5th inst.
Trial op the Convent Rioters.—'Tho Court
oponod this morning, and the evidence of Judgo
Fay was continued from yesterday nnd conclu.
dod. Messrs Fitch, Cutler, David Kolly, George
R. Barrel t John Kuhn, Richard Osborne, and
Goorgo H. Sisson, iu la«i) were the principal
witnesses examined, nono of whom - wore pusi-
tivoiy to tlio indanlity of Buzzull, tho prisoner 1
About 4 o’clock, I*. M. Henry Buck, the »Stato’<
evidence, wus called upon the land und nwore
positively to the identity of tlio prisoner, as boiug
a lender, and rcl.ited.tho particulars of the trims,
notion previous tn tho main building of tho Con.
vent being onterod by the riolors. The Court
then ndjoiiriied to 9 o’clock Friday, when the
ovideiicto of Buck will ho continued.
Bring** Boston Bulletin of 4th Inst.
by tho said Resolution, and in obedience thereto,
I do hereby issue this my Proclamation, offoring
the above reward to rooli person or persons, ss
may furnish the information neeosaary for such
apprehension end conviction.
In witness wlieroof, 1 have hereunto set my
hnnd and tho Seal of the City of Savan.
[L. S.j nah, this fifth day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-four
ROBERT M. CHARLTON,
Mayor, Pro Tern.
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNA •
It « ftl.tft JOiIRV4h
7 4 | SUN RETS 4 56
.. 05*32
FOR. Cr'SAVANNAH .DEC. 13.
ARRIVED,
^ Sloop Ann, Grovohtscu, May Rivor, So. Co.
Sou Inland Cotton to E Rood and others.
Pole boat Splendid, Augusta. 645 halos Cot.
t»n to Stone, Wushhurn & Co, end others.
WENT TO SEA,
Ship Portsmouth, Marshal); Liverpool.
Brig Sadi, Donne, New Yord.
Brig Harvest, Tilton, Kingston, (Jain,)
B.-ig Chatham, Tumor, Now Orleans.
Sclir Exit, Sisson, Ch arleston.
DEPARTED,
Stoam.baatCharleston, Donnell, Darien.
iV E M ORA N DA.
Brig Amelia, Strong, cleared at New York
for Darien.
Ships Asia, mid Sunbury, sailed from Liver,
pool for ibis port.
CHARLESTON, Deo. 11.-^-Arrived, ship
Angnliquo, Neu York; Fr. barque Globe, Gua.
daloupo; brig Gen Sumter, Baltimore; Revenue
Cutter Norfidk; sclir Favorite, Plymouth, N.C.
Cleared, 8. brig Gen- JUcafort, Havana,
KxvsMf-xjw'&auMmxm
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Tlio ship JUBILEE, J. Walflon Mas.
!|tor will have despatch. For froight of
lilffliules Colton, apply on board, or to
doc 13—l R. L. TAYLOR
THEATRE.
MR. POWER'S LAST NIGHT.
'M ESSRS. HART & HARDY respeotfiilhr
TH announco to tlio Public, tliat on THIS
EVENING. Saturday, Dec. 13, will be perform,
ed, tlio poll comedy of
IS HE JEALOUS?
After which the Comedy of
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
Paudeen O'Rafferty, MR. POWER,
(From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lano,)
In which character ho will dance a
FOX.IWNTRIVS JIG i
With Miss Clarre.
To oonuludo with iha Fatco of tho
TWO GREGORIES.
Box Sheet at tho Georgian Office, between
11 A.M .andl P.M
For particulars, see small bills,
duo 13 .
FOR BALTIMORE.
Tlio fine new sclir Benjamin Gaithors,
;Tlj\VCupt, M. Keen, having most of her car.
«&3SS£go engaged, will bo despatched in t very
few day>. For froight or passage, apply to tlio
Cnpt. on board, at Boltonts up;>or wharf, or to
dec 13 FRANCIS SORREL.
FOR AUGUSTA.
The steamboat JOHN
DAVID MONGIN, Capt.
•Curry, will loavo for
Augusta, This Morning.
For freight or passage, apply to tlio Captuin
on board, or to
doc 13 JOHN W. LONG.
' FUR AUGUSTA,
The steamboat JOHN
RANDOLPH, Creswoll,
with tow boats, will leuvp
ifur the above placo, This
Evcniug. For freight or passage, apply to
G. B. LAMAR.
dec 13
CO tlRBRt’HIi HUCOhI
LATEST OATES PIIOM MVEaPOOL..
..LATEST DATES MOtl HAVRE
i.NOV. 12
. OCT. 23
Head op Coosa, November 18,1834,
To His Excellency Wilson Lumpkin:
Sir—I am now at John Ridge’s, whoro a coun
cil is tn bo held on the 37lh instant, in order to
organizo a party favourably disposed to Cherokee
removal. An eloction of ohiefs, in favour of
transplanting the tribo, will bo held at this meet,
ing; and a delegation is to bo apjiointed to go
tn the city of Washington, to memorialize Con.
gross, and do every thing olso in thoir powor to
ensure the ratification of A. Rosa’ Treaty, and
defeat John Rosa' plan of citizenizing the rora.
nant tribo, by which the poor ignorant Indians
would be left, after spending their substance,
.vagabonds in the land. John.Roes ha* runndre
out, at a fiay of two dollars per day, procuring
names, from tho infant babo up to an oldagk—
The question pul is, "do you love yojffllSjid?'»
yards.
Timo of running—-Tho Goddess of Liborty, 8
minutes and 15 seconds.
The Columbia, 8 minutes nnd 45 soconds.
Dimensions of boats—The Cuddeaa of Liborty,
33 foot long, and 3 foot 11 inches wide, overall.
The Columbia, 32 feel lon t ;, and 4 feel wide.
Numbor of unrs-M> oars n each boat.
After the purso race, four handsomely con
tested, shorter- races were run, between the fol
lowing boats:
1st. Tlio Revonuo Cutter, Crawford’s barge,
5 oars, against Gen. C. Floyd’s canoe, tho Wa.
ter Witch, 4 oars; tlioluttor winning.
1. Gun. Floyd’s boil, Gibson, 8 oars; against
Col. Hazard's Shark,' 6 oars; the former win
ning. /
3d. A most spiritedly contested raco, by the
boats’ crews, between Gon. C. Floyd's two
boats, Goddess of Liberty, and Devil’s Darning
Needle, which resorted in u perfect lie.
4th. Mr. Sami. Floyd’s Canoe, Charley over
tho Water, 4 oars^aguinst Col. Hazard’s Shark,
6 oars; tho fromor winning.
Important prom France.—Our papers by
Thursday’s mail were so few and scattered that
the important nevys of lho resignation of the
French Ministry on tho 4th lilt, was not an.
nouneed by us yesterday. Tho papers received
yesletday, enable us to supply tho deficiency.
Tho L"todon Spoctator of tho 8lh Nov. says—
“The French Cabinet was completely brokon
up on Tuesday, November 4lh, by tho siiriulta.
neons resignation of Thiers, Guizot, Huinanh,
Do Rigny and Duehalel. These Ministers sur.
prised the King by going to him in a body to
resign, within a few hours after they had Iran*,
actod business with him in the usual w<>y and
without hinting at their intention to retire, if
indoedthey had any, and ihe resolution was not
a. very sudden ono. The only Ministers who re.
majned in office wore -Fanil, who was not at
homo when his late colleagues colled upon him
on their way to the Tuilleries, but who it was
supposed would resign in the course of the fol.
Savannah Exports, Dec. 13.
For schr Exit for Charleston—50 hints Bacon,
16 und 24 cumm Merchandise.
Liverpoool Nov 12.—Tho salcB of Cotton on
Monday and yesterday wore 6500 halos—about
12110 on speculation, witn a steady market, and
no chango in prices.
The coinmereiul ndvicos from Hamburg stato
one more couniiiig honsos had “ti.pL payment.
Tho sales of Coffee privately uro confined to a
few sales at hiirilly former price-*. Sugar* aro
belt firmly, but tho demand is not animated.
There is more doing in Colton, in onsrquonco
of tho favorablo intelligence from tho English
market.
By account* from Havre to tho 27th Oal. wo
learn that tho receipt of the advices from NY.
of tlio backwardnu#s of lho Cotton Crop -ftho
U. $. and llio cartnin inferiority of its i('ia!ity
ty had CDUsodsomo speculation thoro, uccompa
nind by advance of [ price. On tho 25th Oaio.
her lho Ktock of Cotton al Havre was 18,718 hb
of which 18,980 were from the U States.
Loiters from H ivroto Nov. 4th say that prices
of Cotton wefo 7 centimes higher than on tlio
18th of Oot. .Speculators iiud talked about 400
bales, but spinners wore determined t wail for
tlio arriva- of tho N Y packet of Get. 8th to as-
certain whother accounts respecting the crop re
ceived by way of England were confirmed.—
Stock in first hands about 12,000 b ilus, and in
hands of speculators 4000. Trade in tho info
rior was stjll very good.
On Tuesday Morning, 9lh inst. Clementine
Antoinette,infant daughter of John R. und Ann
McKinnon, agod 9 months.
Nottce.-
jg AY days on Cotton por Company's boat*
JLi Nos. 6 aud lighter, will expire This Af.
tornoon.
doc 13 WM. TAYLOR, r. b. p. oo.
.Store,
MARSHALL'S BUILDINGS,
BWOUGHTON-ST. (2 doors frem Barnard at.)
iff , RATEFUL for past favors, takes tins op.
portunity of returning his sincere thanks
to liis Customers, for llio very liberal patronage
they havo extended to him during tho two years
tie has boon in buRinos«, and hopes to merit n
Continuance of their kind support, from the qua.
lily and price of his articles, as well us ti e premp.
titudo with which ho shall execute all orders
committed to his charge. J. D. has lately re.
turned from the North, after having augmented
his stock so considerably that he will ho onalded
to ongngo more oxtom-iveiy in the manufacture
of every brunch of Confectionery. lie also
trusts that tho advantage he derives from boiug
himself un Operative Confoctiunor, and having
tho trade carried «m under his own inn
inspection, will ilwuys placo it in his pi
kinds of Qnioineniul Confectionary—as, Pyra
mids, Simples, Baskets, Towers, &c,, Sea.
G niujno French Jujuiib Paste, Horclionnd,
Roch, uqd ovory Itiiin of Gandies—u goneral a*.
H-irtiiiont hi English Lozenges and Medicated do,
French Liqueurs, Cordials, Sea,
QU* Pure Lemon Syrup, warranted oqual to
tho best imported, alwuys on hand.
Amu—A neat collodion of Perfumery, Toys,
unprecedented low prices.
%* Country Orders will bo imn
lendc.i to, and punctually fulfilled,
dec 13
275—to
NOTICE.
A private meoting of tho Young Mon’s Doha
ting Society of Savannah, will bo hold ut tho
Lyceum Hall, This Evening at 7£ o’clock.—
Quostion for discussion, “ Ought Capital Fun
ishmonl to be abolished.”
W. H. MILLER, Secretary.
PENF1ELD MARINER’S CHURCH.
Sorvioo may bo expected in this Church
Tomorrow, 14th inst. at half pust 10 o'clock A.
M. and at half past G P. M. Masters of vossels,
officers, and soamon are invited to attend.
NOTX0B.
UT Tlio Rev. Mr. Bascom will perform Di-
vine Service at the Hall, in the basement Btory
of tho now Unitariun Church, Court Houso
Square, Tomorrow Morning—service to com*
tnonco at the usual hour—also in the evening, at
sovon o'clock.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYOR’S OFFICE, )
City of Savannah, Dec. -5th, 1834. \
Whereas, by a Resolution passed in Council
this day; the Mayor is directed to isstio his Pro.
clanuiion, offering' a reward of TWO HUND.
RED DOLLARS, for such information us wilt
lead to the apprehension and conviction •>! tbs
person or persons, whn committed the crime of
murder upon the person of Jahn F. Craigo, •
seaman belonging to the ship Emerald, in the
port of Savannah—Now bo it known, that jn
pursuance of the authority conferred upon mo,
Cloths aud Cassimeres.
HE subscribers havo just received
Madison, u fresh supply of t
on reasonable terms.
N. B.—Two first rato Tailors nun find con
stani employment for ono year, if oaily upplicu.
tion bo made.
H. CLOSE & CO.
On tlio Bay, ono door East of Georgian Office,
dec 13
Lost,
this office,
dec 13—tr
l-’lour, Figs, Oats, &c.
O ' BRLS‘Canal Flour,
100 drums fresh Figs
3 halos s 'ft shell Almonds
100 bags See l Oats
for salo by
dec 13
COHEN & MILLER.
New Figj, t.raiibernea Apples, &c
Drums fresh new Fig,.; 3 bids. Crun
itorribs; 10 barrel. Pippin Apples
4 barrels dried Apples
5 barrels Wtiite Beans
4 keg* Gunjkiwdor
2 barrel • Currants
2 do Brazil nuts; 90 do Filberts
2 do Shell Barks
1 barrel No 1 S In'.on; 1 do Pig Poll
Landing per brig M-idi^-.n, anJ for sale by
deo 13 TUCKER &. OLMSTEAD.
Raisins, &c.
ilfUST received par Mr-dia-m
^00 hpxesTtrt' ’ ’ ‘ 1
... .. jisiiif*. whiilo, half, and qrt.
.. . 80,kegs new Lard
iJO'keg*. superior Gosht-n B itter
* 10 half bbls. fomi y Pig Pork
IQ half do pickled Tongues, for sale by
doci3‘ CLEGHORN &.WOOD,
Corn Meal and Rye Flour.
Q},. DKLS Corn Meal, Sftl J do Ryo Flour*
landing nnd for anlo by
deo 13 WM. 11. THOMPSON to CO.
Ctuial Flour and Apples,
Just Received.
AC HALF brls Canal Flour
-V 20 do do Crackers
20 brls superior Newton Pippin Apple*
10- boxes Pino Apple Cheese
40 do Sperm Candlos, for sale by
doc 13 CLAGHORN to WOOD.
Amber and l’ale Ale.
TUST received, a fresh supply of Vassar and
9W Co.’s superior Ale, per ship Agnes, an$
for salo by
P. KENNEDY,
Corner of Bryan to Barnard ats.
The above can bo had biiher in Brls or Hhdp
Iron or Wood bound.«
deo 13
Wool Hats.
3 - 1 , ECE1VED by ship Newark,
s -v: 25 dozen blk. and drsb Woo! Hats, also*
a fow eases men’s fino and second quality black
Hats, for saie by
deo 13 A. WOOD to Co.
Cloth Caps.
£ N additional supply of Gentlemen’s and
. y* Youths fino cloth Caps, various patterns,
rocoivoil by
doe 13 A. WOOD to Co.
Nails and < Hastings,
*r CASKS Nails, assorted
llfvv 10 tons Amorioan Castings, eon^.
slating of Pots, Orens, Spiders and
Fire Dogs ^
6 tons Curron Castings, assorted, and for-
salo by N. B. to H. WEED,
doc 1
Ship Statira and all interested.
HE owners aud consignees of goods by her
•£ at tho timo she was wrecked atTybee,
are hereby notified, that unless their invoices
of goods are handod to the Undersigned previous.,
to tho 1st of January next, thoy will be debarred
from receiving a proportion of the dividond, as
tho accounts will lie dosed up on tliat day.
STONE, WASHBURN to CO.
doo 4
Cloaks.
ii; HOSE Gentlemen who ore in want of first
& rule Cloaks, should, at least, look at
thoso very superior ono*, without seams, war.
; ranted not to fade, ami waterproof, for sale by
deo. 3 HAMILTON, HOUSTON to Co.
Notice.
FfllliOSE persons who havo engaged English
.BL Pouitous from tho Subscribers, are iniotin*
ed that they are ready for delivory.
Also—
100 brls City prime Pork,
Lauding auu for s-ilo by
deo o CLAGHORN to WOOD.
■Mens Beet, -See.
Hit EC’D por brig flulnyon—
il&' 50 brls Mob- Beef
10 } hrU Fulton Market Beof
10 i>rlu Butter Crackers,
For alo by
dee 8 JOHN BENTLEY.
F enclmys lines ami Brass An-iirons.
D H Z “ u P Q n* J r Carolina.
Also,
An iiBHortinont Bran Amlirons, rocoiv.it
null for Iialo by N, B. & H. WEED.
Salt in Sacks.
M SACKS Liverpool Ground Salt,
~2b?.v“ ✓ lauding and for sale by
n* v 15 GAUDRY to LEGRIEL.
hnglisit Potatoes.
BUSHELS prime. English Pota.
i v toes, just received per ship Lintin,
from Liverpool, and for sale by
nnv 39 CLAGHORN to WOOD.
Francis Sorrel nflers for ;-ale,
AN DING from schr Eliza Carolina,
jUJ 75 hugs St. Domingo Coffoe
120 brls White’s Gin—70 brls Whiskey
doc 3
A Card.
-'TpHE subscriber h-iving engaged to act as
& Foreman for MesHrs. II. N. Aldrich to
Co. in their Boot and Shoo Manufactory, begs
leave to Ray lo the citizen* of Savannah, and vi
cinity. that having served a regular apprentice,
ship in England, and from much experience id
tho businoss since, lie flatters himself that ho
will bo ublo to give general satisfaclion'to all who
may favor them with their custom, and that ail
work out by h in and made under his inspection
nhall not be surpassed hyany in the country.
RICHARD FRISBY.
dec 4
The Subscribers
ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
3 ft/ the public, that they recoive by the Now
York Packets, a regular supply of Ready-made'
Garments, made np at thoir own Establishment
in New-York, after tho most approved Fashions,
the workmanship inferior to none, and for sale
at their usual low prices, for cash or approvod
credit.
dec 2 HAMILTON, HOUSTON to CO
Cabbages.
HEADrt of Ya-.koe Cabbage, just
received t.nd for sub by
dec 4 ENSWORTH to WAY.
New Goods,
Y NORTON to FULLER—
it a 9.4,10.4,11.4, to 12.4 white Counterpanes
Finn Cloth Table-Covers, ass’tcd colors and
patterns
Silk to Cotton Umbrellas
Boys to Mens Vigonia to Cotton J hose
With a variety of other goods which thoy offer
for sale low. deo 3
White Beans.
Ah BBLS superior White Beans
.H. % v Just received and for sale by
nov 17 ENSWORTH to WAY.
C lLO^rH Csps, wholesale and retail
l Also,
100 low priced Negro Jackets and Trow-
""iS , a“HA y MILTON, HOUSTON U CO,
