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IOC Ah MASTERS. XXE8DAV MOBNING, MAY 15. 1866. liorture of Steamships aud Steamer* FOR NEW YOKE. fcuamship Virgo. Thursday, May IT, at — o’clock, steamship Herman Livingston, Saturday, May 19th, ti ]o o’clock a. m. Steamship Missouri, Saturday, May 19th, at — (■•clock a. id. Steamship Perit, Thursday, May IT, at — o'clock. FOR SALTUIOBE. Steamship North Point, Friday, May 18th, at — o'clock. fob Arc, tar a. Steamer Swan, every Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock. steamer Lanra, every Friday evening at 6 o'clock. Steamer Hard Times, every Satnrday morning at p o'clock. FOR CHARLESTON. Stsamer Fannie, every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Steamer Emlllc, every Tueaday and Friday after- ooona at 4 o’clock. Steamer Dictator, every Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Steamer Kate, every Thursday morning at 8 o'olook pob nAWKiNavnxE. Steamer Charles S. Hardee, every Thursday morn- jtc, at 9 o'clock. steamer Z B. Vance, Wednesday, May 16th, at 10 o'clock r m. Steamer Oak, Tuesday, May, 16th. at ti p m. FOR FLORIDA. Steamer Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at o'clock. Sitamer Dictator, every Tuesday afternoon at 4 (■'clock. Steamer Helen Getty, every Satnrday morning, at ;o o'clock. Steamer Kate, every Monday morning, at 8 o’clock. Tornado in Bnsftrt District, S. C The Mercantile Index, of this city, gave yesterday an account of a fearful tornado which swept over an out lying portion of Beaufort known aa Saxton's village. on the 4th inet. L 40 *® 8 . of fifty houses, forty-five o. which were totally destroyed. Some of the houses were earned a distance of three miles with their in- mitea m them. Many of the freed people were killed ana wounded—men, women and children. Near the village wfa a pond, into which several wore blown and crowned. All the furniture, trunks, chests, bed clothing, wearing apparel and greenbacks of these un fortunate creatures were carried away. From the ■ucceding Saturday to Monday the remaining freed people were engaged in searching for and burying the dead. Trees were also up-rooted and blown great distance. Saxton’s village is situated about one mile back the city of Beaufort. It Is also reported that a large dwelling house __ Mr. Benj. Capers, of Lady's Island, was blown down and the trees on the enclosure up-rooted. We give the above facts, says the Index, as stated by “ the reliable freedman,”—whether quite so fear ful a disaster occurred we probably will not be able ascertain. of Her Messrs. EST1LL A JiHOTdER, Newsdealers, Sta- rmd Booksellers, Bull street (down stairsi, of litvr Innn noT-t 4- ti.. vs A tinner: ioruer of Bay lane, next to the Post Office, are au- Utorized agents for the Daily News ft Herald. Ali orders icft with them will be promptly attended Mayoh'a Court.—The first case on the donket yes terday was that of several young men who had in- rii'red in liquor a little too freely on Saturday night, ,nd interfered with complainant while passing along jit Broad street. They were also charged with re nting the police and using abueirc language to them Khan making the arreat. The offenders stated that aivwero acquainted with witness, snd were only bring a lilgfe fun with him when tie railed to the po- .«arrest them ; but the using of abusive lan- , ;J re and resisting the police being clearly proven, may mm flood each ten dollar, and costs, to ba sent jul in default of payment. Jerry Sullivan and E. Patterson, two white boys aged id and 14, were charged with stealing between n and ill from a country woman at the market. It,obeys wore arrested ai a coffee stand by the police, and when questioned aa to whether they had any „ lst. said they hadn't. On their being searched by lb y'lineman, 52 75 was upon one and £2 35 upon ite uthsr, which was returned to the loser at the ilsyor's Court. The boys stated that they did not .lithe money, but that it was stolen by a negro boy, tliopsve them what they had of it for "hush money.” Ih.j wtre both senteuced to the guard house to be .!{■! on bread aud water for two weeks. .’a»k Haywood ,coloredl was charged with staaling ixacy trom witness (colored;. Hie witness was counting his money, about »58, at i.-lies stand in the market Saturday night, and the fflsouer observing the tempting pile cf greenbacks, -He a grab at and succeeded in getting posses- i,iu .1 it. He than ran out of the market, pursued " witness, who lost sight of him in the dark, but he •ion discovered that th* thief had been captured by .Ho parties near the corner of Jefferson and St. .iiisu streets, and on going up and recognising him ii_.nded him over to a policeman. The prisoner i-.udto witness that if he would let him go he would a- n.ui where his money was. His Honor turned the ti, over to a magistrate for proseoution. ecorge Stewart (colored), oharged with having a ;.it"l in his possession, flourishing the same, and ui.iauing to shoot some one. The prisoner stated pit mere was no charge In the pistol, and that he -a mv lokmg wilh the parties at whom the puiice- r.iSiiW him pointing his pistol. He was fined costs c coin! and forfeited his pistol, i.fcjrgo Scriven (oolored), lor attempting to steal n.ii. a cait in the market was sentenced to filtesn :,i"' labor in the chain gang. E:b Psyne (colored), a distinguished member cf the gxug, charged with throwing stones at a white alio tor luising a shovel to strike the watchman, m brought into court decorated with bis insignia of •-* Tor the want of the proper witness in the case, ••.ih continued over until thie morning. This fellow hn.e is the most noted rascal attached to the chain (ui bting the ringleader in almost every instance of u; allow of insubordination by the chain gang in ((cerai. liu Honor orfftred that he be placed in -.•a eenflncment in a cell every night. Present* for Mrs. Davis—State Husband's Health. Fortress Monroe, Monday, May 7, 1890. A gentleman arrived here yesterday from Rich, mond with several presents for Mrs. Davis, amoDg which was a black silk dress and other articles of comfort. The casemates In the Fortress which have been selected for the accommodation of Sirs. Davis are being fitted up in a comfortale though not lnxu rions manner. Gen. Miles has lately issued an or der detailing an officer in place of the officer of the day, whose other duties prevented it, to escort Mrs. Dsvis, at stated hours, to Caroll Hall, where Mr. Davis is confined. Since the arrival of Mrs. Davis hero she has ten derly looked after the failing state of her hnsband health, and entertains, it is said, serious fears of his ultimate recovery should he be attacked during the coming summer by one of his periodical spells of in. termittent fever or congestive chills. The general health of Mr. Davis remains compar atively good, and it is only the long and weary tin. prlsonment that he has been subjected to, and the many anxious fears and doubts which have weighed so heavily upon his miud, that has produced the very noticeable change in his appearance during the pest year. Some of the lady friends of Mrs. Dsvis, residing in Baltimore, are making up various articles as presents, which will be shortly forwarded here for her use during her sojourn in the Fortress. Mrs. Davis had been to Norfolk to get groceries, etc., to keep house at the fort, and the people had showered upon her presents of all kinds, aud sent her the choicest boquets. Meitins of the American Anti-Slavery Society —A Speech from Wendell Phillips.—The thirty- third anniversary meeting of the American Anti-Sla very Society, lays the N. Y. News of the 8th. opened its sessions yesterday morning, at the usual haunt of that society in Union Square. The attendance waa neither very numerous nor very select, the audience being composed largely of negroes and mulattoes. Among the white people present were Mr. Wendell Phillips—who presided—Mr. Theodore Tilton, Lucre- tia Mott, Suaan B. Anthony and Mrs. Stanton. The Rev. Geo. Hepworth, of Boston, opened the proceed ings with prayer, after which Mr. Phillips read sev eral letters from Mr. Sumner, Chief Justice Chase aud other*. The following are the more noticeable points in the speech of Wendell Phillips. He read a resolution set ting forth tbat the scone of the late war was ohanged - that it was transferred from Lee in arms to the White House. He believed in universal enfranchisement and universal amnesty, although he was not opposed to punishing rebels. Tbs disfranchisement which Congress is now discussing but binds men more to gether, and by the teuderest of all ties—a common misfortune. Why disfranchise men ? We can over come Jeff. Davis and a thousand like him by our great weapon, justice. He did not quite believe that the South feared uegro suffrage; voting once a year would not frighten them. President Johnson knows that when he took the office, comprehending the underlying principles, he belled the people by his conduct He knows that it the great Republican party remains as one man until 1868, but one man can bo elected President, and that man is Gen. Grant. President Johnson and Wm. H. Seward set themselves against this and endeavored to break up the dominant party in the hope that some of the fragments might float around them. The Atlantic Tkleorafh.—A Northern paper says that Mr. Cyrus W. Field returned from Europe in the steamship Persia, after having launched another great expedition to lay tbo Atlantic Telegraph cable. This is his thirty-sixth voyage across'th6 ooean on this en terprise, to which he has devoted the last twelve years ot his life. Such indomitable perseverance de serves suocess, and, we trust, will command it. All the preparations are going forward with the greatest rapidity. They are manufacturing over a hundred miles of cable a week. Mr. Field remains her but six weeks, and returns to kngland to join the Great Eastern, which Is expected to sail the last of June. All connected with the former expedition feel sure of success this time. They hope to have telegraphic communication established between the two hemis pheres In the month of July. Arrivals at theHotels. MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCE. A Girardeau, Charleston Dr S Deas, charleston J Patterson. Darien, Ga W W P Dow, Montgome ry, Ala Mu* Bowman, Boston \ A Grow, California’ J M Lawton, S C Wav Simmons, Monti- cello, Fla S B Noyes, Fla J B Held, Ga W A Weight, Ga E M Grant, Ithaca, MY S A ITodge, ship NOW Bug- laud ' RLarge, ship Milton Lock-; WJ Lawton,SC hart RD Barlow, NY B G Gaden, City J H D Law, It Y G W Harris. City I g M Bnlkley, s a Virgo H F Horne, Quincy, Fla | P D Slocum, s ■ Virgo PULASKI HOUSE—W. H, fflLTlntODt W B Bagga. City D S Goodman, N Y Miscellaneous. Sale of Government Property, Thos Duncan, Ga F M Suiter, Ga W W Ward, Ga A P Lambreth, CBR F Boyd, Boston E G Westmoreland, New England M Clark, K York . 0 Reed, b C Miss Lucy Reed, SC Mist Bessie Reed, S C I Ei |W . SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGlNLY. E Bernard, New York ,R Youag, Valdosta EH Kent, City 3 P May, Valdosta F E PiI, an Hi B * mwe! i’ 8 ClW C Mitchell, Thomas co AE I^rln BarnweH’SC IW M Austin, Clinch co ’ S C Wisenbaker, Valdosta;J Strickland, A A G B R Miniature Almanac—Thie Day. San rises./’...’ suu sets At Tybee... HIGH WATER. . 7 57iAt]Port. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Monday, May 14,18C i. Arrived* Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, New York-O Cohen Passed, off Hatterus steamships Leo and Hunter" Sunday morning passed steamship General Barnes " Steamship Peril, Delanoy, New York—Hunter’ft Gan.mell. „SK ai )i er Kale ' Lockwood, Ch. Deaton—Brad lev. i'iil tic Co. Steamer Swnu, Coheu, Augusta—M A Cohen. Cleared. HUlIt Co Kate ' Lockwoo<1 ' Palalka, A c-Bradlcy BaIdwinACo Ka8lSDJ ' Hodge ' Liverpool- Brigham, Bchr Sea Foam, Coombs, Georgetown, 8 C. tn bal last Van Horn, Holyoke A Murray. Memoranda. The steamer swan report*—Met steamer Eollpse at Canoe Cut, Hard Times at Johnson’s Lauding, upper round, General Borry at lower end of Doctor's Reach, Lwira at Barton's Ferry, aud Two Boys at Greenfield. New Fork, Mty 8—Arrived, brig Birchard and Tor- rey, from Savannah. Baltimore, May 7-Sailed, brig Charles Wesley, Sa vannah. Netv York, May 9—Cleared, schooner Amelia P Howe, Burgess, Savannah; schooner John Warren! Cozier, Brunswick. Arrived, schooner Elisabeth, from St. Augustine. Boston, May 8—Arrived, schooner W. W Pharo, Darien, Ga. ■ Will he sold, at Public. WEDNESDAY. Shops, on St. E. S. U , under the direction or capt. ctun. Barnard Assistant Quartermaster, the following public property: One horizontal Engine, 30 Inch stroke, 18 inch cyl inder One horizontal Engine, 20 inch cylinder One Locomotive Boiler One Steam Boiler Heater Parts of two Engines, 8 inch cylinder One Blower Engine cylinder Two Double Hoisting Engines One Old Boiler Two Saw Mill Carriages Lot of old Machinery- Two Hand Railroad ears Two iron Pilot Houses One aet of Rollers ior Boiler Iron One Power Punch Six Slide Lathes, one 40 Inch swing, two 20 inch two 19 inch, and one 18 Inch One Bolt Cutter One Planing Machine, 9 foot bed, 32 inch npright One Upright Drill One Fire Engine Two Cupolas One wooden Planer Three Steam Pumps One Brass Furnace Six Iron Ladies Oue Jig Saw and Table One K. R. splitting Saw Table One Patera Makers’ Lathe ■ One Morticing Machine Oue Foundry Crane One hundred Iron Boiler Castings Two Pile Drivers One Furnace Cupola One Timber Truck Fifteen thousand Bricks One lot Patterns . ALSO, Tli« following wooden Buildings: One loo Teet long, 39 feet wid«, Blacksmiths’ Shop, containing nine Brick Forges, with Bellows com plete; one 61x28: one 70X10; one 24x19; one 19x21 ; one, two stories, 129x28: three 20x20; one 12x12; two 26x13 ; three 25x11; one 20x12; one 110x25; one 250x 20; one 23X22; one 24x20; one 12x8; one 18k12; one 169x30; one 115x50; two stories, with loft. Terms cash in Government funds. C. W. THOMAS. Bv't. Lt. Col. and Chief Quartermaster Uep't H. C. a20-td TliON. W. UUOOKs MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE AND GENERAL UPHOLSTERY, »'H Dock Street, Pliilodel :m.H' Shioping. iPiotieer* Lin© ‘ i REDUCTION OP RATES! Cabin Passage. *»3. Steerage, IN FREIGHT AS LOW AS ANT LINE. The nsw aad splendid steamship VIRGO, Bnlkley, commander, will leave for the above part oa her regular day. FOB HEW YOBK.fFOR tftw york. Atlantic Mall. Steamship Company. Thursdays, May l?tb, at — o’clock. For fr*l i>r p ideags, having superior acoommo- datums, apply to PASSAGE RATES: Cabla'»l% OO.... Steerage $5 OO FRKIGT ON COTTON $1 TER BALK. my Ik OCTAVOS COHEN, fit Bay street. The new and fast steamship MMSOllHI. L ,ve land, commander, will sail as above, on FOR BALTIMORE. Satwrday, May 19, at — o'clock. Fhr freight or passage, having accommodations su perior to any steamer In this trade, apply to B. H. HARDEE. No. 18 Stoddard's Range. GARRISON ft ALLEN, Agents, myl4 No. 5 Bowling Green, N. Y. The new «uid aplondtd atqgm.Jnp North. jPqiiit, POE MACON, VIA DARIEN AND HAWElJfSVTLLE. hai-ni, Commander, Will sail for Baltimore on Friday, 18th last., at — o'clock. Tbo splendid steamship PERIT, Delaney, Com mander, will leave lor the above port ea her ihtnlardaKy TfcmraMay, Hay IT, at — o’clock. For freight or {iiieige, having superior acrommu- dationa, apply to my 14 HDNTER-k Empire Line. * . V PER STEMSHIP MISSOURI. * CABIN PASSAGE $1 j; STEERA8E $a Freight on Cotton $1 per Bate.' Freight for PrilLADCPHlA wUI be received and “becked through at the same ratosthergedby other i or freight -or passage, haring g-,o l accommo- da;i"U». apply to The el seiner Z. B. Capt. Joom B. Gutrrik. La ROC! IK.. WEST * DANIHLS, .Tones' Blink. id receiving freight at the'Florlila Steamboat wharf, ana will leave as above, on ilphtfl. N. B.-r-All ORDERS sent by 3faii proi [justly at Imports. Per Hteamer Swan, from Auguata^-10 bales cotton* 63 bales yarns, 137 bags corn, 15,060 feet luinr^r, 156 Lags fertilizer*, and mdae. '■ Ezporta. Per ship New.England, for Liverpool— 2,994 bales upland cotton. 251 do sea island do. *se .Mechanic#* Fibe Company.—This now Com- faynow contains about seventy members, “all good -t:and true," and is meeting with the most com- success. Chief Fireman Casey has turned over 50 Mechanics the Hook and Ladder truck, and the *©pany has now gone into active service. The fol- rio the officers of the Mechanics' Fire Com Robbers of Adams Expbess Captubrd.—All the parties implicated in ths Adams Express robbery, in January last, have been arrested, aud all of the half million dollars, with the exception of about forty thousand dollars, has been recovered. The origins tor of the robbery, John Grady, a brakesman on the New Haven train, wua recently arrested at Bridgeport^ Connecticut. Martin Allen,' an engineer, and one of the robbers, was arrested in Brooklyn last Saturday. It is said the police of New York knew who this robbers were alter the facts of the robbery were made known, but made very little or no effort to arreat them. The arrests were effected through the agency ' * police. Fauengeri. Per steamship Virgo, from New York—M J O Reid. Miss Lucy Retd, Him Bessie Retd, Miss Bowmau Miss Margaret Stevena, 51 A-Friable, H F Bonn John Norton, Allen Garden, Lieut M L Stearns, Lieut W Dodge, l-lent C F Laiubee, Wm Dow, Captain Silas Spicer, John Patterson. Henry’H Scranton, Beui G' Gaden, und 12 fa steerage. Per steamship Perit, from New York—L 51 Grant Mr Westmoreland,Air Sllverherg, T Houston u j Calvort. Mr Clark, a Brown, A Brown, J Magarahan » m Hoifcrman, M £ Bernard, Mrs Koacnsieiu-xnd 3 children. Misa M While, Mr uad Mrs' Jno Gulubter and 3 children, Mr C Schrader, Mrs C 8shrad«r Wm Poyntz, and 3 in steorago Per steamer Stvac, from Augusta—ilia W W Dan 1, child and servant, Mrs Hardee, iiiss At Cooley, Miss C Sharon, Miss M Sharon, T H Willingham lady and servant, Miss I. Rose, A Shorter and lady Master Selkirk, Master W II Burry, Master RS Berry! Wm Pails. 8 Jones, J M Lawton, Rev. J R Stokes, W J U Flow- „ a ,. , , - llllam Bowers, and 4 deck. . , SANDERSON St WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLERY TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Cutler St. Andrew’s Hall. Broughton St., SAVANNAH, GrA, NEW GOODS Now being opi ned at the uiem. iJit of Plnkorto Afzaibs nr Memphis. —Gen. Flak la in Hompbis He has signified his intention to have all the negro churches rebuilt in better style, and will see that the city foots the bill of damages committed by the late mob. He advertises for negro carpenters, masons and laborers to do the work. The Memphis Post says: " A number of gentlemen, known as negro leaders, bsve received anonymous letters warning them to leave town." —The electric telegraph is to be Introduc'd into China. H H Lmville. President. * D Dixon. First Vice President. ' T. Thetis, Second Vice President. • J licKenaie, Third Vio* President. i special meeting of the oompany is called for to- -xrotr (Wednesday; evening, and every member "-.is naan- is on the roll is expected to bo present. kwaiBATE's Coubt.—The following parties ware '^jtt before Justice John A. Staley yesterday mom- Stury Williams, colored, charged with stealing por- --ti vi two bales of cotton, valued at J150, was com- —'■ti to jail in default of bail to' await an oxamina- Gthson, colored, charged with Ete&ling oloth- ■-! ajobr and Jewelry, on examination, wag found i-snd oommitted to jail in default of bail to "Let trial before the present term of the Superior ,‘ 1 “ L Aconx-si ai Mu.lib's Foom»bx.— A dts. ! ""i ».:ident occurred on the wharf near Miller 's —tt? yesterday, by which Mr.X Alexander W. Wil- •Cj.thts ilio. H e was engaged at work on the —e eater end of the large hoisting crane erected -'■than, hxlng the tackle, when he accidentally , and fell to the wharf, a distance of be- - -silty and thirty feet, severely fracturing his ! ,:c " a3 taken up immediately and conveyed ^hsidancs of hie brother, H. F. WilUnk, Jr. ed iD t!re3t a 8 on J until about two o'cloeki , it ", * 6I P'ted The doceased was about 24 years of Ih aaciuniat D Y trsffi>, and an Industrious and up- - u miu lesT «» a large number of rela- .*** * D 8Ite ualve circle of friends and ac- to deplore his untimely end. The lassitude oi onr climate and the tendency to fevers through prostration, renders a general tonic of indispensable importance. Wc know of nothing aus.vctlug this pmpose like the admirable Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Caswell M-ck A Co. It Is a triple tonic, being a combination of three of the best tonics of the Pnarmacopeia : Iron, which enriches the blood ; Phosphorus, which renews waste of nerve tissue; and Vaiisaya, which affords vigor to the digestive organs! The Elixir li palatable to the taste. Al.ogciber, we know ot no remedy that can compare v.iih It Sold by Llppman, Savannah. mylB-1 See Lippman's advertisement, on. flrsl page, t>f Paris imported perfumery, soaps, .Xc. h23tmlS. Financial and Commercial, Savannah Market. Monday, May 14, 1866. Cotton.—The market since our weekly ieport has boon very unsettled, with little transactions. The private accounts received yesterday mornlhg of a slight decline, iisd a depressing effect, and no sales were effected. We heard oi 29 cents being offered yes terday for Middlings, New York classification, which wts refused by holders i hjj, THS Fobiificatioxs is the Catholic ^‘Kx-fti accordance with the exhortation of the _ > on Sunday last, a large number of the faithful c ocgregatlon repaired to the Cemetery . . d:: ' engaged in the work of levelling the line “ a “ ori s which was run through the Cemetery by -_ a ot ,! rman * engineers at the time of bis occupa- i, t oi, ' ? - Considerable progress was made in which will now be proseoutsd till it ... consecrated ground relieved from •eating hues of war. ircio^* r,tsnJ ‘h* 111 la contemplated to extend the Vji ' S ‘'' 1he Cemetery by the purchase of addi- , laad at an early day. Sew York Market. New Tobk, May 9. Coffee—Has been in demand and steady. We quote Java at 26a26c, Laguayra at 18>JB20>5c, Rio at 15^a20)4c, and St Domingo at 17>ial7ijc, cash, gold, yl.tb. Cotton—Has been quiet at former quotations. Middlings are quoted at from 33a35c, chiefly at 34a 35c, tb. Sales since ou» last, 1,150 bales, against receipts of 1,063 bales. The exports from this port during the week have been 10,674 bales. Mr. Wm. P. Wright, in his circular for the Africa, gives the fol lowing statement of the movement in cotton since the 1st oi September last: Bales. Receipts at tb* ports in the United States... .1,786,000 Export to Great Britain .1,048,000 Export to Franoe...7 . 171,000 Export to other foreign ports , 68,000 Total exports...... .1 1,283,000 Stock on band’ 41C.OOO Ut tieas cd to learn that Mr. Stephen E. Paint, “-161 -- li, 1 tile Comm crcial School ot Charleston, " *"'■ PurPQ»e» returning to Savannah, Hi C ‘ !> ' for tli8 purpose of establishing a first ***** institute. Mr. Pilot's reputation us : *Uit( U t4eciw 01 book-keeping und cominoreiai "Grt-* '‘ nown ln Charleston and other cities, ,; 4 . positions now held by many of bis s Ju«i ca under him can testify. ' "•t' ls* ^ ' nD Time, -~'This steamer, which was -c, si t 1 eii0rt8d by one of the officers of another fj,, nrrivsd a few evenings since from Au- Il ' ,: -t broken her shaft, arrived here in due b;:.... ry -'uiar day, and left again for Augusta on The shaft of tho Hard Times was not bro- ‘ta. l t) Duw in as good order in every respect as ’ tile river. *UiVi- 7 :, it niKAMsHXPS.—Ihe eteamshlps Virgo, Arrival * nii 018 P * rit ' Ca P t - De'.anoy, from Nsw ‘ :i tin 01 UClt b ships will please accept our tbanks ' 0fl ‘t 8 New York papers. a ° d 5®. was cleared st tbs Custom Hoqse Uii'. f ° r ^ iT6 rpool wlAh a cargo, consfotiag ot the Upiui<l cott °n. and 251 bales Ses Hr, ^° le T * lne fi »t $547,242 11. iwa B0AD Cou * Air *—± t "> ^ntors of the Vernon f st '«nen w 8rT ? for «nanlng year, the fallowing Um, /7 er ' A *f°“ Wilbur, and “ Receipts at the ports 30,000 Exports to Great Britain 36,000 Exports to France 4,000 Exports to other foreign ports 4* 000 Total exports , ! !! .'44)000 Movements of cotton at this Port. , Bales. Receipts thus far this week 4,058 Receipts since May 1, I860 9,202 Receipts since January 1, 1866 ... 290,881 Receipts since September 1. 1865 743.330 Export clearances since Friday 6,43c Exports week ending last evening 10,674 Export* since September 1, 1866 442,637 Estimated stock on hand 170,000 Dby Goods.—The Dry Goods Exchange report to- dav has been as foHbws: Jobbers' prices—Brown Sheetings—Pacific A. 21c; Pacific H, 21c; Bangor, 19c. Bleached 8blrtings—New York Mills. 47*40; Bartlett, 36-incb. 29c; Bartlett, 33-mch, 24c: Bartlett, 30-inch, 31>4c. Prints—Merrimac W, 19c; Merrimac D, 18c; American, 17o; Wamsutta, 13c. Delaines—Manches ter, 22>4c; Pacific, 22>ic. Ginghams—Glasgow. 23c; Hartford, 21 Qc. Cambrics—Washington, 16c; Port land, 10J4c. Brown Drills—Tiger A. 24c; York, 2214c. Corset Jeaua—Naumkeag, 21 tic; <4aumkeag, satteen. 26,4c. Floub —Sales since our last 23,000 bbls. including common to choice superfine Statu and Western, at $7 85*8 45; very poor to choice extra State at $8 70a 10 25, chiefly at is S0u9 50: round hoop extra Ohio, poor to good shipping brands, at «9 60al0 20 f. bbl. Hay.—North river bale la In fair request and steady, at 60aS5c, for poor to very choice, ft 100 lbs. Molasses.—We note a sale of 175 hhds Porto Rlcd at 70a75c, and 35 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 60c. Pbovisions.—Bacon waa dull and heavy, with sales Of about 450 boxes at 15J4al5>ic for short rib, 15c for long clear, and 18o for short clear. Cut meats were in fairly active demand, and prices were firmer. The ■ales were 600 p]jgs at 12)4al3Xc for shoulders, and 17«al9o for hams. The lard market was dull and heavy. The sales were about 800 pkgs at from 19a 2234 c. Butter was dull but unchanged, as »i—» Persteatnor Kate, from Charleston—^T F Dudley, W A IV blmnions, Mr Gannany, J L Agnew, J t Noyes, John Couvier, A Grow, W Peirce, T Johnson, and 6 deck passengers. FOE NEW YOEK Reduction in Passaee and Freijlit. — Wednesday, lfith Instant, at 10 a. m. myl4 B. H. HARDER, Agent. jgTSir.-. FOR CHARLESTON VIA HILTON HRAD AND BSAUFORl' Tarrying the United States Mall. THE ONLY SIDE-WHEEL SHIP THIS WEEK. Of This ship mule her last trip to New York 55 hours, landing pn-sengers on Monday. ATLANTIC COA8T Mail teu 111 ship Company. Cabin ?ss3agr,$t9 Steerage FREIGHT. SI PKIt BA I B. The new and v.-ry fast side wheel steamship S* HERMAN LIVINGSTON, ERN CE 0DS SE. consignees. Per steamship Petit, from New York- Agent tvn- triil Railroad, J W Anderson A Sous, G H Arledge Gilbert Butler, It Bing, T H Bolshaw A Co, Brigham. Baldwin A Co, P callsuau. T W Cooney, Colby A c„, •J G Clark A Co, U A Cohen, Cuuniiigiisin, Purse A Co, Cruue 3h Grsybill, Ciaghoru A Cunningham, M J Doyle, Doyle A Lyon, Duncan A Johnson, Erwin A tlurdae, Einstein A Eckmau, E Ehrlich, Estlll k Bro, GiO C Freeman, M Ferst A Co, A A L Freldenborg, C L Gilbert. L J Gullmartln, G W Garmsuy, \V Green, .8 Goodall, Hess A Guitinan, Hlxon. Donnelly A Co, Holcomb A Co, Hilton A Randall, Hunter A Gam- niell, A Koehler, Lovell A Lattmiore, John Lama, Linvillc- k Gleason, S M Lederer, L ii Levett, James Levy A Co, 11 Meiuliard <fe Bro, M 8 Meyer, A Mayer Jt Co, J McMahon, J H Moses, F Myrell. R Molina, W Mory, J O Maker & Co, J C Mather, Miller, Thomas & Co, Kenneth, J|cLea A Co, Palmer A Deppisli. P Reilly, C Rothschild, Handed & Co, H A Rlutimnud, ills Roseustein, H Roberts, Son & Co, W R Symons, C Schroeder, W B Sturtevant, A A Solomons A Co, AT REDUCED PRICES. a2t> • SOUTHERN others. Per steamship Virgo, from Nqw York—Adam* fix Co, Atlantic and Guff Railroad, Bothwell A White- head, Brigham, Baldwin & Co, Thos Bryan. Comstock , Brady, Bluu A „. . _ _ Carling, Claghorn 4 Cunningham, Purse & Bryant, O Cohen M J Cohen, J H Demand, L SBennett, Cooper, Olcott A F, Crane A Grayblll, 1 J Dunbar A Co, Duncan A Johnson, K Khrlinh, F R Fudge, J VV Gregory. Erwin <fc Hardee, G C Freeman, Eiustem if Eckmau A i. Fieidenberg. G W G.irmiir.y, J Gilliland A Co. Eeiipee F F Line, Jas Farr, Savannah Gas Light Co, C L Gilbert, Holcomb 4 CO, John Kelly, Mix A Klrt- luud, Onl A Watkins,*C V Hutchins, Lovell A Lqtti- moic, Fred Mvmis, Palmer A Deppish, J Llppman, L Mallon. Mrs EG Plainer, G A Hudson, L Levi A Co, S 8 Miller, A Reseller A Co, Hunter A Caramel). A F M:;ore, Klcord A Myers, S B Harrington, W W Lin coln. National Ex Co, Richardson A Barnard. R Ha bersham A Sons, J Lama, E L Xeidllnger, J T Row land, A SUartridge. M Lavin, Nicholson A McAlalr, Dr. J Screven, A B Ives, A C Lomallno, Merrill, But ler A Co, W H stark, A A Solomons A Co, J C Maker A Co, Nixon, Donnelly A Co, Scranton, Smith A Co, F W Sims A Co, Pskehan, Southern Ex Co, Sander- son A Wilkinson, J 51 Selkirk, Henry Suiter, E C .^aigo, D Scott, W H F’ullei A Co, L C Tebemu, Stuart A Co, Tlscn A Gordon, Cockles A Son, B F Ulmer, B C Wade A Co. Wilder A Fuliarton, D Walthonr, W M Wali-li, Wm M Walker, Wm H Wlltberger, J 11 Zallm, GR Clark, B A Wise, Oldham A V, TOM, [W], P Tishler, Lathrop A Co, Phillips it Co, [R 11), and otltcrs. # Importing ami Manufacturing DRUG HOUSE STo. 238 HZNO STREET. Pratt & Wilson Brothers, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Manulaoturing) Chemists, No. 238 KINO STREET, Fourth door above Marketer., • Charleston, S. C. 2,660 tons burthen, ,1. B. Bases, commander, will positively sail on her tegular day. Saturday, May 19th, at 1U o’eloelt a. u. For freight or passage, apply to J. M. KJNCHLKY. on wharf, or to - 1 CLAGHORN St CUNNINGHAM, ni}!4 Agents. FOR PALATKA, FLA. Via F’eruanilina. Jacksonville, and Laadlngs on Ike St. Johns Klvar. The fine, fast-sailing steamer DICTA.TOB, L. M. CoxiTTCB, master, . will leave as above, from Telfair's wharf, Every Tuesday Afternoon at 4 o'clock. We are prepared to receive freight at our ware house on the wharf, at alt times, free of storage. , • L. J. GtJlLMARTIN A OO., mylO Agents. For freight or passage, having accommodations superior to any sb p this week, apply to | •wylf WILDER A.FULLAHTON, For Charleston. FOR CHARLESTON. The new and splendid U S Mali iteamer K j\ T K, Capt. T. J. LooKwo.11>. wtil leave Savannah, foot of West Broad street, for the above port, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 o'cltmck, via IDItun Hiawl and Beaufort, arriving in time for the Northeastern train. Retucuing, leaves Charleston every SUNDAY MORNING at 6 o'clock, touching at Uil on Head. Leaves Savainish every MONDAY MORNING at 8 o'clock tor fu lutka, Fla., touching at all landings on tho 8t. Johns river. For lung 1:1 or pss-nge. apply to BRADLEY, HILL A C.>„ Agents, mil’ 217 A 21'j Bay street. FOB IllWRIffillLliI! 5 MM VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOVVN, And Landiu£4 on the AltucjAlia aud Ocmulgee rivers S-1 Per steamer Kate, from Charleston—Adanu Ex Co, D Heyward, and others. Chemist to U'.e S. Nitre and Mi- Bur ean. I 8 W. WILSON.) P B. WILSON, IGradnatc of Phils. I College of Pbar macy, 4 Chemist ItoS. C.Oril. Dep't The* Proprietor* are Native Geor gians, Dimn 11 drugs, chemicals, DRUGGISTS' n25-3m SUNDRIES. REWEBS OF FINE PALE ALES& PORTER : WEST !8^S T BET -" 7& 8AV£? NEW YORK Per steamer Swan, from Augusta— B C Wade St Co, EVwin & Hardee, J McMahon i Co, E 8 Neid- linger, J Scltley, M A Coh'en, E E Hertz A Co, Phil lip 0 mid Meyere, W M Davidson, H P Richmond and others Consignees per Central Railroad. May If, 1663. 224 bales cotton. 50 bales domestic*. 18 bags peas, 12 cars lumber and mdse, to F W Sims, O Cohen, Wadley A Millen, John Richardson, W B Hodgson, B G Ttlden, Wilder A Fuliarton, R Habersham 4 Son, J W Lathrop A Co, WBattersby, A SUartridge, S W White, G W Gannany. fPHE undersigned having been appointed sole agents ■ for the city for the above well known ana su perior Ale, (warranted to stand in any climate), are now prepared to supply the same la packages to suit purchasers 12-3mo CUNNINGHAM, PUR3E * CO. NOTICE. THB| e a m e r Oak, Capt. W. B. McCauley, . Is now loading at the old Florida Steamboat wharf, aud will leave aa above on TUESDAY mxt, 16'h Inst., at G p. m. This boat ranks A 1 in InBnrsaoe offices. For freight, Ac., apply, to J. B. PRESDEE, Agt., i09 Broughton afreet. Or to F. M. MYRELL, My lb Harris' Building, Bay st. The splendid steamer DICTATOR, 1,000 toss, Capt. L. M. CoxsTTxa, will leave as above from Telfair’s wharf Every Friday Meralag at 9 o’clock For freight or passage, apply on board, or to my7 tf STEAMER FANNIE, Capt. W. t: MuNeltv, win leave as above from the Florida Steamboat wharf, foot of West Broad street, on Tuesday, May 15, at 10 o’clock a. to.. and wdl continue te leave every Tuesday morning following, at same hoar, until further nodes. “ This boat Is in fine condition, commanded br<w fli ers of experience, and has saperlor sUtsToom ac commodations for passengers.' While the host Is on her trips, freigtit will b. r«- ^'“■»nstf UlJ a * 0,e ^ n *' fe 'h roo f wsrshouses, free ot For freight or passage, aj apply to „ r.JL MYRELL Agt, Harris'BnJidln^a,^^ >t„ or to On the wharf nr No freight taken after 9 o’clock on day of " aUl mJT2 W '* , frelght payah, ° h Y shippers on whan. FOB PALATK1, FU. VIA BRUNSWICK, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE, PICOLATA, AND AjX LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER. L. J. GUILMABTIN A CO.. Agents. Pacific Mall Steamship Company’s Through Line to California, 'TVJUCHING at Mexican Porta, and carrying the X United States Mail. Through In Twcuty-two days. y Steamships on ths Connecting on the Pacific Atlantic: • " with the ARIZONA COLORADO. HENRY CHAUNCEY CONSTITUTION. NEW YORK GOLDEN CITY. OCEAN QUEEN SACRAMENTO NOUTHfibN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE COSTA RICA MONTANA. Ac., Ac. One oi the above large and splendid steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North River, loot or Canal street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, lith aud 2lst of every month, (except when those dates rail on Sunday, and then on the preceding Saturday,) for Asplnwali, con necting via Panama Railway, with one of the Com- panyt* steamships, from Panama ror Sen Francisco touching at Acapulco. Departures of 1st and 21at connect at Panama with eteamera for South Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 1st toneb at Manzanillo. A discount of One Quarter from steamers rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with families. Also, an allowance of One Quarter on through rates to clergymen aud their families aud school teachers y soldiers having honorable dis charges, Half Fare. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladles and children without male protec tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free For passage tickets, or further information, apply at the Company's ticket office, on the Wbarr. foot of Ncr-" — —- For Liverpool. The A Ns. 1 American ship CHARLOTTR, Capt. Spear, aving three fourth* of bar ctrgo engaged and now going on board, will have despatch. For balance of freight, apply to WILDER A 'forth River, New York. F. W. G. BELLOWS, ' A vent The fine, new D. s Mail Steamer, K /Y T E, Capt. T. 1. Lockwood, will leave Savannah from wharf toot of West Broad », b °7e places, EVERY MONDAY MORN- M 8 O CiOClC. . ^ We win receive freight at oar wsxehonss at ail timea. free of charge. • For freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, BILL A OO., Agents, “WS-'f 917 * 219 B»y street FOR CHARLESTON, - w- VIA BEAUFORT. The firtt-claae steamer E m: I L I E» Capt. G. fl. Beaut out. m • ? wharf*™** “ b ° V * fr0IU u,e Charlestontitlhinbaat Kvery Tuesday aad Friday Afternoon,, •t 4 o’clock. P4MoS‘ , t t he r wh!,ri d d *y of “»‘W to be pre- Fu *1 freight or passage, haying good accommoda tions, apply fo Captain, on board, or tu BDWIN E. HERTZ A CO.. . Bay street American and Mexican MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ii i my 15-6 FULLARTON. K. HUBEI, i BENTLEY B. NABEU* Q-eneral Partners. M. K. JE8UP A CO.. flew York, Special Partners. For Liver|iool. So JNA, Wolff, master, having first-class ship FOR large portion of her cargo engaged and going on board, will have quick de spatch. For balance of freight, apply to H. GOWDY, 196 Bay street, or to CRANE ft OKAY BILL my7-12 so Bay street. HUGER & HAS EL L, SOUTHERN UMBER AND FARMING LANDS FOR SALE. OFFER for sale a large body of heavily timbered "Is, lyitii B Y the Ordinance passed by the City Connell on the 27th day of December, 1965, the taxes upon gross sales of every description of merchandize and -fit * wares, upon freight and passage money payable in this city, and npon horses and males, are reaaired to be paid-monthly. The undersigned is prepaied to re ceive ths above tax for the past month of April. R. T. GIBSON. myl-tf GIBSON, City Tre asuier. A. DuTQvMuorxE, Of Savannah, Ga. Joan M- W. Him, Of Jefferson Co., Fl* , lying on tile Satllla El., in ware county, Ga l liti ‘ ^; s S, \Waul S Cakoo —The ship New Eng- Tha latterwM sold to a limited extent at from lGa29c, as tq quality. c ^ B ™^.JffiS D 5 El 'F*™- fair to good refining do, ldMsll.^c; prims otooery do. tkiowiin U34al2>5c; Porto Rico, lOalSXe; melado, 5*Ta and fine farming Land9, wiver, above the A. AG.It R. These lands contain a great quantity of the largest ranging and mill timber In the State, rnbnfn^ par allel with tho river far miles. A steam mill put at the bridge on the Gulf Railroad could be supplied for half a century. The river Is a good rafting stream for miles above my lands, irom which place parties are rafting great quantities tb Burnt Fort There are Unmovements at different points- on the river, some of which have good peach orchards, and pro duce corn, sea island and upland cotton, sugar cane, and all other sontbern products, as well as any lands in Sout hern Georgia I will give a bargain in the above, and will take pleasure in showing the lands at any time. T. W. H. I'ITMaN, NO. 8. Blacks ear, A. ft (1. R. R.. Ga Oi, apply to Nlcholls, Oainp ft Co., one door from eoruer Bain.id, north side Bay street, Savannah, Georgia. »2S-m4 Brown’s Standard Scales. TT^W 1 ** Un,t ^ S,atCi and Foreign Govern- U moms for more than 'A' H IRTY V 1? IRS, Adapted to any branch 01 business for foreign or home markets. -Warranted accurate !i,,E.hi« Sales rooms No. 3 Barcliy-sL, near Broadway N Y “tf* ' v R. BROWN. Anrmfarfn.^. NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURNITURE opening far the Inspection of the public, a fine stock of TRESSES, 4ko> Ac., attention of all la invited. A. DUTENH0FER & CO., Shipping, Forwarding, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Prompt attention given to t?te purchase, gale ana shipment of cotton, lumber ana country pro dace generally. Consignments solicited, ; on mhiCh literal advances will be made. j axvKBRNOss: Brigham, Baldwin * Co., Savannah: Ulrsm Rob- ertp. Savannah ; J. H. Zeilin 4 Co., Macon, Ga ; Dr N. L. Angler, Incite*. Col., Angusta; JamesM. Ball. E-tg, Atlanta, Ga>; Willis Chisholm, Atli.uta, Oa. | C. L Robtiiaon, Jacksonville, Fla.; F. Dtoble. Jack- snnvllk-, Fla ; rol. W. L. Bailey. Jeffers,,n county Fla.; D. H. Bali]win ft Co., New Turk: Bearden ft Co., New York. Warren Mitchell, Esq., Louisville. Kentucky. ^ • •_ Jll Dissolution of Copartnership. NO. 46 EAST BAY STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS, AND DEALERS •: Dt The A No. 1 ship JOHN PAT TEN, Captain 8. P. Kmmons, having the balk of her cargo engaged and going on board,will have quick despatch as above. For freight, apply to alO CRANK ft GRAYB1LL. First-class side-wheel Steamship * Manhattan and Vera Cruz. ' Passage from Savannah to Vera Crus (per steam- sh.pe o the Empire Line to New York), same rat* os lrom New York. 1 The Vera Crus will atop at Steal on the way out The Manhattan will stop at Sisal on the way homtq. RATES OF PASSAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD; I, ' ro “Ne-v York to Havana, First Cabin. $50 ; Steer- age, 10 Ve ' a Rru *' Virat C * bin ' *“*> From Havana to Vera Crnz, First Cabin. $46 • Sts • aze. $30. ' " From Havana to New York, First Cabin, $60 age, $80. ' FromVer^Crn. to Havana, First Cabin, $60; Sts - Fr0 StLg^ r *S t . t0NeW *° rk ’ nm c * bu ' » .CHARLES A. WHITNEY. Agent, 26 Broadway, N. Y„ V- S. FOll SALE, Railway Equipment and Supplies, Portable and Stationary Engines, Saw Mills, and all kinds or Machinery required by Railroad Companies, Contractors, Manufacturers, Machinists and Agriculturalists. Advances made on consignment of Railroad iron; also on Cotton and other Produce. BENTLEY D. HASELL, CIVIL, MINING AND CONSULTING ENGINEER ESTIMATES MADE AND CONTRACTS TAKEN. OFFICE 46 EAST Ba Y, CHARLESTON I. C. 126 lmfttwtl CORN. OAAft BUSHELS Prims While Coro, landing this 4UUU day from stsamfir Fannie, and for sale on wharf by rayio WRIGHT. GIBB4 ft CO, No. 7 Jones Black. FOR SALE OR RENT. 1 HAVE this day withdrawn IronMlie firm of g B ftG. W. Laifiar. C3. IV. LAMAR. Jun. Ttfig Property known aa MOUNT AIRY VINE- A YARD, within half a mile of Marietta, on high Apply to aT-Sawnm RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW 'BOATS, of various sixer and draft. ALSO, ■ Balling Vessels, Steam Ba-ges, ftp. A. M DA COSTA, No 42 Water street. N. Y NEW JOB PBUmie OFFICE. C HARLES E. WfeULLIYAN respectfully Informs ffii friends and the public that he is now pre pared, with new materials, to exeente Job Printing at his office. City Hotel Building,Bay street, third door east of Whitaker, second floor. Patronage Is earnestly solicited. al6 tf For passage, apply to aT-tf & H. HARDEE, 12 Stoddard’s Kane. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA RHODES'. Super Phosphate of Liuie, Tha elegant and very fast steam packet • SYLVAN SHORE Capt JAMES TUCKER, haring been specially fitted op for thin route, w leave for the above placet ^ THE STANDARD MANURE, AT B6« SO PER TON, CASH. al2 tf MILLER. THOMAS ft CO. NEW DRESS GOODS And a handsome lot of Grenadine Shawls JUBT RECEIVED BY I will continue the Commission and Forwarding Bustoses, and respenfuilyaolicit a share of the oubiic patronage. G. B LAMAR. Savannah, May 1, 1866. ray3-lm Lumber loWesi Indies. A DVANCES made on consignments of Lumber aid other produce to onr friends in Cabs. KENNETH McLEA ft 00. ground, overlooking the c<tr. Tbe lot contains twenty four seres, fifteen acres enclosed with new ploakfenae; a first-rare dwelling, with three rooms, kitchen, thro* psutrles and bedroom below; two rooms, two bedrooms and clothes press above, and a first-rate cellar suffer the house; smoke-house of concrete, frame storehouse (can be used for a kitebenj, negro house, never-Haillng well of freestone, water, selected fruit of all kinds, with a vineyard of five acres la bearing- • - If not sold, the house will be rented by the mooth, with tbe priritege of flvs acres of gromad fog culti vation, and one half or the fruit, excntffiMaa _ — to U|$»r niargfo, 0KFF K WATKIN S. Bvarjr Tasriay Eerslag at 1U ■’deck. All freight payable by shippers For freight or passage, baring' superior accommo- Wharf, or to J97 tf CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. FOR NEW YORK. The balk NEW UGHT. having bulk or £. r tiffi2ibS?.'«" ,> Wl “ ^Tolckdes- For freight, apply to CRANE ft GRA FRILL. G. B. LAMAR, JUN*, Buceesaor toQ.B.A Q. W. Lajsaa, Thia te the moat desfrable place |v-; r ^ Uoted Pwffidmit, and Scotoh, Uarf^eTrle No. I FOR BAJA BY CHAMEI ORSBS'i Etlflh NOTICE. RSONS bolding City Lota, who are in amnr Ground Rant, are notified that beincorr d by them unless they dhriffipi thffih and will be oflbred at a fair price. For farther parttcaiai*, enf ulre of . Rev. W. & ” my«-taw«w For Palatka. VIA BRUNSWICK, 8T. MARY’S. JE^R NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE >ND PICOLATA. » The new sod Hut salting tyAaim ItilZZiIE Ospt H.rlng bom placed ] Friday ■a r A T-E, »•*-’ •* “ m leave Friday snonting thsraaftsr ■M Mb Jeafe Falatkh every Handny ,,V husday forenoon, and Jack- mem tag, arriving at . Sevan. at the t ia *!3?sr W •“ * wlirbelncurr _ obligations at an salty dqi, %