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We have not attempted t a keep pete .withthe re flations a nd 1 conn tor-revolution s in thiscotobus- inter- j^Epi ^ eat is felt by oar eitieena in the various reverses and triumphs,' all looking to tbe -fiual consumma tion, with bat little regard for the stops by which it shall be arrived nU They have a new outbreak and formal wan*option of.-the reigne of govern ment almost weekly, and the Tennessee now brings- •accounts'of twqj&olutiaoE in• one week! Mirn- mon, it seams, proclaimed the restoration of Zuloa- ga to power, baton subsequent reflection, andr In a few-days, concluded to declare hiuiself President anB take the government into; bis own. bonds. Where their troubles wiltttndgtf'UfImpossible to conjecture. It would be a.blessing to the ‘nation did somebody strong, enough assume’ their guar_ dianship, and subject'them to the rale of law. -A late 'despatch* from Washington say a: “th& President is expectiogjjmpqrtaut despatches from Mexico in reference to affairs of that distracted country; it is understood that the new President,' Miramon, will be ready as soon at he is fully in stalled and secure in power to cede a large and important slice of the territdap of Mexico to the United States for a fair consideration.*' What.prospect is there- that any body will soon be “fully installed and secure in: power” in Mexi- If nego- ~ dors’er—Debt—In errbi r frdm'Mus6ogea. ,> A. thOiBjftk.er^f apeomisoj^wote^yabl^tpB^ or orde*/procures from B., in the State -of Alaba ma, «n endorsement<qfwit to C. The endorsement ijbo A'demtrisA. delivers the note in.Georgia, to.C* f The f note was dated' '‘Columbus, Ga. Held, that the' endotW- Willism Slade tw. Job ft J. Street—Bill, in Equity- In error from Dooly. Judgment below rerers- ediugliJ his presence. . « IIBmX 8. Knllocb, the-celebrated Boston gal- The Coarts of Ordinary . in Georgia have the power to establish, in lieu of tho original paper, the copy of a will, or-of a paper seeking probate as a will, in all cases where the original has been destroyed. And the fraudulent suppression of such a paper by the person named as exeentorin it, does not confer upon Courts of Equity, juris diction of the ease. Stubbs A Hill,.representing Dawson, for Plain tiff; Miller & Hall and Scarborough, contra. .$3^406*2» laaf. is announced in (he New York papers to de liver a public 'leefnre before the Young Mehta Benevolent Association ot that city, the present week. Some of tho papers are pretty"severe .on ..$18,801 GS SHIPPING LIST- . Carried to Contingent Fnnd.. assets: Virginia State Stack, •'-Bj^JTARlAq App*AL.—Tbo Christian Index, published nt Macon, counsels the Baptists of the south not to send their sons to the University of- Virginia to4>e educated. Tbo reason assigned is, that it bashceome a sectarian institution,"under ibt;teaebifigsof the Professor .of Moral Philoso- pby, Dr.-McGuffey, who is o Presbyterian. Missouri -V . ** . .Z.J.,.r.- r ^. r TarmenT and Montirello Hnuk Stocks LoattsrvecorpLby colla t e ral <*,~ l~17,7&>00 • 64-lfVlO, There wav a heavy demand, for English' siccount, and the sales reached 2^17 bales cm a . basis of llj^c. for Strict Middling^ though some sales were made below this figure. The active demand continued on'Thursday, and hold ers feeling easier from the large sales of Wednesday, er. The reported Sales foot: 3543 hales, tho largest day’s co ? If any, we think it a gloomy one. tiations are to be bad, better commence them right away, and perfect the bargain forthwith, for If Miramon sbonld remain in power long enough to sign.the papers it will be about as much as be can reasonably expect. Wq araiiotpnxious for it, but still we have no particular objection to urge against the acquisition suggested in tbo despatch; we hope, hohreVer, that ho considerable amount of money will be paid in the bargain. To govern it aright Xoauson Endorsed Negotiable Not e, (shcrl date.) .1 '1.T89 04 Bonds ser 1 —■* *“ mv Felix McNair, vs. Bateman & Talton—Certiorari —-In error from Macon. Judgment below af firmed. *Ap alias JLfa.- founded on a judgment render ed against a defendant in the Circuit Court of the United 'States foe the Southern District of Geor gia, is a higher lien on property of the defendant, than a mortgage fi. fa., founded on m mortgage,of. the same property by said 'defendant, made snbse- quent to the judgment on which the alias Ji. fa. was issued, although the alias fi.fa. is younger than the mortgage. Kitten A Giles, for' Plcintiff in error; Pringle, contra. ; . . . [Communicated.] DUBLIN, Ga^ Feb. 11th, 1S59. Mr. Editor i—My attention has been called to a com munication of a ; Mr. Q. L. Harvard, in relation to tho ar rest of two persons, charged with uttering counterfeit bank; bills,; in which communication, the following language is used: “Had- our State’s-A tt<A jjejf'llone'hUf duty, in prosecuting tin®, I. thiqkwe would have.had no trouble in finding them^guilty of the charge.” Tlie truth is,I did not and do not consider it to be the “duty" of a ■^tate’s-Atterney” to prosecute every person oc any per son arrested by a Magistrate’s warrant; but It beebines his duty to prosecute upon a presentment ofthe Grand Jury or an indictipent. X had nothing to do with the parties. Mr. Harvard. deliveied tno one of the fifty dol lar bills on the Georgia Railroad * Banking Co^at August ta, that Imight test its genuineness at the counter of the Bank- He made the proposition to settle the matter, and after it was settled, lie voluntarily remarked., to Mr* Covey, that he thought he was a scoundrel, . and may have treated him harshly, but he now considered that lie acted tho gentleman. If Mr. Harvard, in his communication, intended to cast a reflection on me,'I know of nothing thac will .equal his Ignorance of the duty, of a “State’s Attorney,” save the falsity of the imputation.he has thought proper to in corporate in his article Very respectfully, yourob’t. sr’t. E.T.SITEFTALL, ' Sol. Gen. S. D. . Treaty with Nicaragua. We learn that the Government received official inform ation on Saturday of the final ratification' by Nicaragua of the Cass-Yrisarri Treaty, negotiated In this city last year. Wo append a newspaper summary of its provi sions: - . > - By this treaty the Republic 7 of Nicaragua concedes to the. United States, and to their citizens and property, the “right of transit between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through the territories of that Republic, on any route of communication, natural or'nrtifichil, whether by land or R Stock, (par tOO) dt$»...‘^ e. Total amets........... .........$28&;wi3 1 7 examined tho assets'and R'-connfaoftlie Albe-‘- marie Insurance Comjiauy to Jhiy 1, 1858;' and believe the foregoing statement lo be correct. *■.* - n, u. MASSIFt Comm’r.. A WILBUR, Agent*!!!.Bay sL Savannah. . ' CLEARED. ' V " ■ Btakioe, Boston—Brigham. Baldwin L Co. Br shin VanlJis, Lawson, Glasgow—a Low* Co. Thomas. Cardiff, Wales-* Low * C 8d»r Yankee (Slade. Berry. Boston—Cbar;e* Paraona. ^hrArgas. Tncker, Cardenas, in ba.last.—Stark, Alezas the sales, which, if accurately repotted, would foot near ly 5,000 bales. Our circular closes upon a firm and cheer ful marketLat^he followinq quotations:- moat catbolle principles, and if there Js any objec tion to the school nt all bin this score, it is that, too H^Eew^ religious restrai is are thrown around the pupils."'/' 1 ' ‘ ' \ ' It ETRBNCHii knt.—A in to Washington despatch, in the New York Herald, says: The communi cation of’ the Secretary of' the Treasnry, for organising the colieetion districts in. the Uni ted States, re dace s' the 'h amber from about onq hundred and thirty-nino to seventy r five.. Various ports of entry and delivery are discontinued, And . the.annua! expenses of collecting the revenue re- duccd $445,356. Of I bis redoetiou $117,743 falls upon the city-of New York, as oL>o three hundred and forty of the offices proposed to be discontin- ved. 9 The House Committee on Commerce has the communication'under.consideration, and njill, at an early day, report a biU, it is expected, in accord ance with *he Secretary's recommendation.; In tho Senate it is proposed to .dispense with yot .a greateBnumber of offices, and tor.redaoe the-ex pense of collecting tkq TCvcnne $767,492.' Yt is quite probable that the House•Commilloe^on Com- "nserce will awnrt the arrival of the Senate bill, in order that when- acltog upon the subject they have the benefit of the Senate's amendments. Middling Fair" @11^. The sales of the week foot 9,594 bides A comparison of the receipts ol the United States at this time with the receipts at the tame time last year, gives the following result Increase at New Orleans. “ « Mobile The Vote on the Oregon Bill. The following :are tbb. yeaaand. nays in the House on the passage of the bill to admit Oregon into the Union: r ' _ • Yeas—Messrs. Adiain, Ahl, Arnold, Atkins, Avery, Barksdale/Harr, Billinghurst, of Wis., Bo- CHARTER OAK FIRE & MARINE INSdft. no ItlVTirnon i-nux'ihwinixn * OP HARTFORD. COSEKtTriCOT. MEMORANDA, New York, F«b. t4.—Crd. echr Smiths Savannah ; bark Peter Demill, Jloey, Sa- l'hi adelphia, Feb. 13.—Cld. ship Lacy ton. Savannah. - v _ — #300,000 OO 41,656 88 directors: Rarzillal Hudson, Phillip HIpley, Maaon. Grove, Alonzo W Bridge. . Il n W Welch, Albert F. Day. KCOaborn, J II Sprague >% : J. II. Sphagce. Sec’y. A. WILBUR, Agent,111 Bay St. * .345,4SG .203^84 Florida HARTFORD, CONN Ralph Ghlett. Waroham (IrinvoM, Rcsewel) Brown, William W Ilonap, Charles Forbtt, A D Kiuon. J B Russell, cock,’Bowie, Brouch,.Buroettf Burns, Caruthers, Case, of Inri.,Cerskie, Caranangh, Cbnpmnn, Glark of Ala , Clay, John Cocbcaine, Cockerill, Colfax of Cojiins of Mass., Corning, Cox, Cragin of ^ CHrlit 6f R. Davis , , , Elliott, English, Florence, Foley, Foster of Maine, trail, Gillis, Greenwood, Greg« of Ohio, U ’ , . . ton of Ohio, Hughes, Huyler, Jackson, Jenkins, Jewett, Jones of Tenn., O. Jones of Penn., Kil gore of Ind. J. C. Kunkel of Penn., Lamar, Lan- dy, Lawrence, Leidy, Lexter of Ohio, Letcher, Maclay, McKibbin, McRoe, S. S. Marshall of III., Mason. Miller, Montgomery. Niblack, M. H. Nichols of Ohio, Pendleton, John U. Pettit oi Ind., Peyton; Phelps of Mo., Phelps of Min., Phillips, Powell, Reagan, Reilly, Ruffin, Russel 1.8ondidge, Savage, Sc«*tt, Searing, Seward oi Gn, Aaron 8baw of_Il}.; Singleton, Robert Smith of III., S. A. Smith- of Tcnn., Stephens, Stevenson, Ji A-.; Stew art of Md., Tulb«»t, Oon. Taylor of N. V., Miles Taylor of La., Eli ■ Thayer of Mass., \ r allandig- hatn', Ward, Wntkios^ White; Whitoley, ’Wiqf- low, John Wood of Mnirie, Wortendyko, A. R. .149,855 . 24,U70 « 7 Nortli CaroUaa * Va.. Florida, (») Crowell 1261.N Y Padelford, F« Moatgomery.ta) Crocker. 1.WM N Y^Brighanv. Raldwii ArgopaDt.^White. 1150 Llv’oo , lialdwi Grotto. Stuart,.'..— WW Holton.,. b/jg^’Beldwin Z co Junius, Erakine—.. M —....561 Boston...Brig.. Baldwin * Co Rotunda. Percey.....—559 wt’g Brig-., field. * Co Monterey, Norton 598 die’g. Brig, Bad win *Co 1 beodore. Unghu tool dis'g ...Brig.-, Baldwin * Co Nicholae Biddle. Evee... 793 dis’g ^ jQ fi Commie* 4as. Guthrie. i*Uterman...749 r.’g.,.^I™.C A L Lamar United Statee.B , anchard..0Q» Liv’ooi.— -... \ Scotland. McCaun .969 Liv’ool ...„.A Low A Co Vani!is, Lawson ^'.‘3 Glasgow ..... x jOW * r . Gleocairn.fBrl Bulford...000 Glasgow A Low A Co Admiral. Aisttbows 811 J.iv’ool. A bow A Co Wallace. Lane -.977 »t*g Paddelford, Fay A Co Try. (Br) Isabel 757 du’g„.L_ W B Gthm-*Co —.Padelford, Fay* Co; Argonaut, White..—.—..1150 Llv’oo—Brig', BaJdwte* S Highland Ch«r, Sw*ntoa.JB8 wt’g...Brigham,DaldwFa * Ch flvnfli, i.kt u... nil —, ; - -- N..H., Craig of 'Mo^ Craige of N. C., Iowa, Davidson, John G. Davis of Ind-. of Miss., DewArt,.Dimmiek, Edmundnon, 1,015,630 Tho entiro stock of cotton on hand inthcUnitedijgtJitea up to this Gme, as compared with last jear, gives the fol lowing result: Increase at New Orleans —.....130,100 ' "* 5 ,918 > 10,428 7,032 ; 20^72 29,701 2, ISO ns, tjrreentvooa, v*reg", Groesbeek, Hall, Hatch, Howkins, Hoages, Hopkins, Hnr- CONDENSED ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE Charter Oak Fire * Marine Ins. Co, - Jau nary 1,1859. V'' ' 1 -• 1 1k«e*a. ;: : ; Cash Premiums received during the ,y*ar, . (less .Return Premiums) $143,909 i Interest ah*l Dividends Tereived,.-.^...,. 16,4911 Balance on lmnd, Jan. L 1898,>.,-.. M .„ mnw .. . 31,524 1 “ “ Florida « Texas.^ 319^11 A comparison<g th8exports to date, gives the follow ing result: Increase to Great Britain “ “ France — “ u Other foreign Ports. Total Increase.....—.—j-....-.. Increnw to Northern Por|d 33o,lit : 5 SEA ISLANDS.—The literal purchases during the last month have executed a lace portiou of the orders held, and we have this week^tej report a quiet market, with moderate sales and easier prices^, Cottons at and above 23 cents are stilLscarcc, and Irderk for them are filled with much difficulty, owing tope preponderance of discolor ed and inferior cottons nniong the ruccfpts from Florida. There may be no posit! rejdecline on them, but they do not command our quotations as readily as last week.— The poorer grades are vert abundant, and some parties say a cent per pound chejper than we lust reported.— Factors generally are not| willing to sell at tiny decline, and are holding at old pices. \Te offer the following quotations: ' 1 For Roller Ginned FlorElas and Maines— Inferior to Common 1 ? ..... .18 ^ 20 Aisxsoder*atrauico...—...»15U l.tv ool»„. Mal»koff. Hattriek.........! 163 Liv’ool Haidee, Ralph..............„6S8 dt»’g Harmony, Champion...—000 Liv’ool...^ Barks. Miaonan, [Sw.) Rydea .220 wt’g..— Spaa. Aago/i:*, Abril—...UH) Torto Hivo. Taplo, rKos.1 Aloller 600 ld’g——.... Ancle. [Pr] Hoffatemd... .400 Id’g^—.; Lcononiiat,[Brj Thpmaj^23 ld’g. Ceres, Homphrey— 517 Liv’ool Louisa, Jarmon.——.182 Cardenas..] Intrinsic,(Ur) Davis ......597 Liv’ool...... Amount,. .109.578 .314,574' Q. WAITE,'Sec'y. C, 11. BOWEBS; Pres\ This Company has a Capitsl-ofa f QUARTER OF A MllUOif DOLLARS, Air paid in and securely invested. Risks, on most classes of property, will be taken, at rea- Wmblc rates.^ Apply to A.. WILBUR, Agent, llVliay etwt, Savnnnnh. CASH’cXipITAI* * «IRFLII8 > 3308,331 <48 . DiREcnoas: ,CBB »wers. has T Web|ter, John W Bull, Daniel IMillbps, Horace Freeman. Geo S Uncolp, RosoweU Bknlg'tt, Piiny Jeweli; Now ton Cas^, Ilonry Ferklns, Thoutwa -Vteele, G 31 Bartholomew. Risks on most classes of Property will be taken at rea sonable rate'. ' STATEMENTOF.XHE CONDITION OFTHE Paid- Commissions, Salaries, Ke- Jlfiaiaani l»«gr«r Tax—, andtdl _ *otuer ^ .Cohens.* Hens ...Selvas * Stares ——A Ix>w * Co —— A 1m w A' Co -—A Low * Co ...—.-.Master may Compliment to aw. EDtToR.-r-Robert Ridgetvny, Esq., Editor of the RiehmonJ Whig, was present ed, Saturday last, with a splendid service of plate, of the value of $500, by the “Whigs of Virginia — t sompliuien*. hbnar*ble alike to the givers and receiver. . _ . The NiCAOAGUAN-TltKATY.—-The Oass-Yrissari treaty, so long talked of, has at Inat been ratified by the Nicaraguan government, and transmitted-, to Washington. A' synopsis of its provisiofts will be found elsewhere-* . They are. such-as the United States bad ^ a right ~to demand and obtain, even at tbe cost of-war. The principal features ore, a free transit across tbe idthmus, with equal right of enjoysnent in both countries of such eommnhioatron fis may be established; a free pert at.each terminus, and a right in the .United States, to protect, by military foroe', all^ .persons and prop erty passing over tbe different routes, in the event aPfailara ftf Nicaragua to sffdrd proteofiqn. These privileges make tbecommunication with our PacifiW possessions perfectly secure against future interruption*, and though tb» eo*meigtity is rMented to Nicoragu-*, wp sKaIl hnveAjfopt4»oUf and quasi authority.-over tbji isthmus that is obliged,, sooner or .later, to result in absolute own ership—we care,not how soon. jj \ Cottoiv R t x30pts at Mempbis.—The Memphis Avar rancho givea tho following flattering account of the cotton receipts at that port* So much for the railroads striking out in every direction; From the mostreHablo sources of Information, we learn that the aggregate receipts of cotton at this'port, dar ing the present season, numbers 257,000 bales to the pres ent time: -At the corresponding period last-year the number of bales received was 80,000. The increase'iii the amount of receipts is doubtless beyond the expecta tion even of those Who have been most sanguine as to the commercial prosperity oFMemphii.- ,vV —;—t-—*, i ■ ■ • ■■—r- • . • - Politics ix New Hammhibe. —Wo tako the following from the Democratic -Xtandard, the .administration organ at Concord."- How fierce these northerners are f Theon- rlaugli* 011 ex-Prseldent"Pierce is both unjust and le- morseless: , . . ,j : . • ., . •'It is to be regretted that aomudtk divlsion.exists.iB-the Democratic party at the preeent' time. The Pierce-Dong- laa party has now arrayed themselves in the field In open-hpctiUtyto President Buchanan's administration. Add accrued Interest unpaid.. Capital Stock ^ Nays—Messrs. Abbott, Andrews, Bingbam, Blair, Bonham, of S. C., Boyce **f S. C., Brayton, Bryan, of Texas, Buffington, Burlingame, Bur roughs, Cbsffve, Exrn Clark,'of Conn., Horace F. Zl 1, IT. TT-. Clawson, Cobb, Clark, B. Co chrane, .Uovode, Crawford, of Ga., Carry.. «f Ala., TY_ ,ir. n ..... ruj —-Cohen* *. Hertz ~*'V.B Giles*Co Giles: * Co —G E Carlton —-G.E Car.ton .Scranton * Norrta O Cohen Capital and 3kn>In«, >$341,550 98 Bryan, of Texas, 1 Clark, of N. Y., Hbnut Wi.nteii DaviS, <»rMd.,'Timothy D tvis, of lows, Dawes, Dean, Dick, Dodd, DowdelU of Ala., D'urfee, Edie, Farn worth, Fenton, Giddings. GjU man, Giluer, of N. C.,' Gooch, Goodwin, Gran ger, Grow, R. B. Hill, of Mass., Harlan,*J. Mor rison, Harris, of Md*, HaskiD,of N. Y;, Hill, of Ga., Hoard, Houston, ot Als., Howard, . Kettn, Keitt, of S. 0., Kellogg, Kelsey, Knapp, Loach, Lovejoy, McQueen, of S. O., Huupquby Mar shall, of Ky., Matteson,- Miles, of S. C. Millson, of Vo., Moore, of Ala., Morgan, Morrill, E. Joy Morris, of Pa.,' F. H. Morse, af Mnino, 0. A* $12,^19 f 5b .118^^00 Cash on hand and in Bank and Railroad fil ket viffue^ Leans on nmr, Bondi er Secnriltes....— Due from Agents, •••; Lizabcl, Colley. Cohen. 8,100 41 -681^2 0,300 00 Yankee Blade. Berry- Bo*toa„. Ciuus Paratmn R 41 Demil . Uendrick*on.N Y...—— .....Ch** Pmraon* aiontrose. Win»low dm’g. Dana * Weshborn E C Feltvr. Arnold di»’g wSoranton * Nervi* I.angdon Gi’more, Chase...Bueno* Ayros^Hnnter* Gammill ” ji-*- ....Hnnier * Gamma)l ....Ilnnter * Gomtnell ....Hunter A Gimmell ..Starr * Hardee ....—.Starr * Hardee Start * Hardee —— A Minis ..——LaBoche A BeL —C AHreinor * Co ...~G E Carle ton ..Fsdelford. F»y * Co .——a, T Rowland ...——I A Brown Office Fnrnitpra nndFtsti $341,566 96 A Miton, Corson B Flsnner. Apple^it........ J P Wether! I, Cobb 8 J Warins, Smiths. .... J no 11 Allen. Babcock...... Enchantress. Jayne——. Unsettled losses Jan. 1. Ib69. iicitNj-t dne......$ll,957 00 feb l6 A. WILBUR. Ar\t 111 Itwy atreet. leathern mutual Life li\iiraiice Co*, ‘ OF COLUMBIA, S. V » Hon. W. V. DeSAUSSURR,'. Prvaidr^. F. W. McMASTKK, Actuary. \ Dr. JOHN FTSHRU. Trensurocv' '•**.*- . Dm. GASTON *TALLKY. Mwlical Rtytminer*,. C. F. McCAY; uf Akusto, Conanliing ^yiary. ■. ; i ERWIN * HAKDREfAgents AT SAVANNAH- With ao experieftr.t, ot cine years, and a largo and *C- cu uiihatlDg lund oV Stole Bond«i thfr ttontbern*Mntnal Life Insurance Couipany offer* great indpeements to «U ‘Tuirnucni.lf-- their c^ pi till without anxiety,-or-tft for the support or thrirvSra*ys’lB c£,d«i^- _ by water, which may now or hereafter exist or be con structed under the authority of Nicaragua, to be osed in the same manner and'upon equal terms l»y both Repub lics and their respective citizens; the Republic of.NL’ caragua, liowcver, reserving tho right of sovereignty over the same.” Tho United States agree to extend their protection to all such routes, and -to guaranty -tho neutrality of the same. They also agree to employ their iufluence with other nations to induce them to guaranty such neutrality and protection. ' transitu. Troops and munitions of war can be carried by tho United. States across this transit. The’Postmaster General is authorized to convey the. mails across this transit by contract or'otherwise. Nicaragua Agrees that in case she should fail to protect persons and property upon this transit, that the United States shall have power to do so so long os such military protection may be considered necessary. . Any company establishing a transit - communication through Nicaragua is only entitled to the protection of the United States so long, as it lulfiU the purposes and adheres to tlie spirit and intentions of the treaty. If any transit company -whatever imposes exorbitant tolls or otherwise misconducts itself; tbe protection of the United States can be withdrawn upon due notice being given to Nicaragua. . ^ r - ; » ■" : . .* For Macarthy Ginned Floridas*r- fiftmmnn..,.,,................, ■■■■^■■-■,..^......,1..,■ ■., . , .21 @ — Fair. M ...V..u... — .....22 <a> 23 Good, with staple — 21 (a, — Extra Fine (when fuund) : (& 28 The sales foot 668 bags, at tho following particulars: 9 . at 19, 20 at20, 105 at 21, 64 22,21 at ±%. 163, 155 at 24, 23 at 25,1R at 28,; •«"twfos at 32 Tlie receipts are the heaviest of the season, footing 1,- 216 bag-*. The exports have been 334 bags, viz: To New Yqrk-3£Land. to Charleston 11 bags. • RICE.—The activity in the Rice market still continues, and we have to report sales of 1,399 casks at 2% @ 3%c. We continue our quotations, viz: Common 3<x, Fair 3j^c. f Good Prime3^^. W>hearof the following trans actions- in rough:—900 bushels damaged at 45c, 5,000 bushels at 75c, 3,700 bushels at 80cv and 900 bushels at 87 cents. qt- . ^ v . *-> - Received from Sept. 1,1S5S, toFeb.12,1859.^34,125 cask* “ Feb. 12,1859, to Feb. 18, 1859,. 503 “ • Total receipts— ^,^.-^628 The expats have been 712 casks, viz: Havana 12, Nas sau'12, New York 319 Philadelphia 300, Baltimore 100, Providence and to Charleston 148 casks. - ^ BACON—^tock very limited, wtth. a ^oodfle manii'an d firm-prices. We quote : Rfbbed Sides-lC^@llc4 Shoul-. ders 8^® 9c-, according to qmilltjr^ihe latter figure is‘fur new crop.. - ... s*:, r.; BAGGING—The season is nearly over for this article, and holders closed out their stocks as &r as practicable, leaving but little on the market, which supplios the de mand atl4J4(§>loc. COFFEE—The demand. continues good and a fair a- mdunt of business lias been done in Rib at ll%@12c. CORN—Is scarce and a good demandhas improved pri ces. We' now quote at 85@90c. OOAL—Market well supplied^md no demand except nt retail. 'J - •/ ‘ FLOUR—A good demand exists for Flour, for Nortlicni account and also for Florida^and prices are a shade firmer on tha medium grades : ’’Fine V —$1 TO®$4’-25 '' —- Superfine-in sacks So 00®S6 25 - E A Elliott. Keliey. City Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford JAEVU VRY 1 »t, l 859. TUB ASSETS OFJMX COMFAJtTAM AS FyLIOWS t 100 Shares Park Bank Stock. N. Y... $1U,9oO to do * '-«nffDontnI R’k St'k, N.Yy 5.2.K) fin do' Metrop’nn do do dtf-i 6.600 60 do Imp’s Trs. de do da.- 5.« 25 SQ.’ .do^.B’kof Rep’c . do do... 6.100 30 . £ , M ' h - do do— 3.270 .56 do Bk «>r Cum , ’ 50 do M«*rc't* B’k do do— ? v^astw i 60 do Illdo i V. n’k do do.- 6.V60 104 do Mercantili* do do Hart a 9,88» 100 do Ch-irir Oak do do dj)-, 6.) do PIuoolx dodo^'-do— '. 80 do JKzn* ' ^ ~di> do ' flo— 5,225 60 do Mfrits *. Man’s do do— 5/250 '25' -do ‘ City ‘do do do— 2,875 Bowditcb. Collin*..—..N O.. New Jenay. Vnoaman—..Phil* Fred Dye». Cottrall— Balti Rocket. Coin**..——..—.. wt’z. Plandome, Brov n ...^. M ^.N Y. A A Bandeli, A nar, f!tallworth.-uf ? Stanton;.Si*%»r*^of ?**'' Tanpap, Thompson, Tompkins, Tripps, of Ga., tr.enBRWoon, of Kj., .Vabcl, of N. C., Wade, Walbridge, Waldron, Walton, Washburn, of Wis., Wnsbburae, of IU.„ Washburn, of Maine, Wilson, -- - ; ”.., 2 'T ' i.—103. —Anderson (Mo.) 'Bennett (N.Y.), Bish- Bliss (Ohio), Cleineus (Vn.I; Dnmrell TVbocfoon, of Mo., Zollikoffkr. of Tenn.—103. Arseiit.—-Anderson ( Mo.) Bennett (N.Y.), Bish- op'(Conn._), Bliss (Ohio), Clemens (Vn.l; Dnmrell (Ma«F.>,rJ?m. J»frr*:(Mn*s.), Euftia (LL). Faulk ner (Ya.) Garnett (Vn.) Gqoda (V-u) nickmHn (Pa.) Maynan! (-Tehi..). Isaac N. Moirix, (III.), ieady '(Toqn.)> John Sherman (Ohio), Sickles (N. Y^-l?i . Vrr ■ v ■ Classed politically, ^jayojsstandi at jbliosi: Of theyeqs'lbcri* arc 15 - Republican!,- 7 Anti- Lecompton Democrats, end 92LecuiDptoti Demo- cratr Of- tbo nays there -siro 18 Southern Democrals, 30 Southorh-Americans, 2 Anti-Locompton Demo crats, and .78 Republicans. Of -tbe absentees there are-5 Republicans, 2 Anti-Lecompton Democrats, and 7 Ledompton Democrats. N«w Orlesn*.. Motile—.... Florida..—.. Charleston. Other Porte. Total ESTABLISHED IN 1819. 90 Ann Street, New Yorky BILLIARD TABLES ! L DECKER’S Pure Elastic Combination Cusbions, ADAPTED TO WOOD. 8LATK OR MARBLE-BEDS. Patented November 9th, : 1858. . HpHESK Cushions are so constructed as to combine _JL . all the principle* required for a pertsct Billiard Cushion. ;' * ' The material used in their manufacture strengthen* the face, and at. the same time renders it more elastic, than the Rubber t’udilon. All’ the so called improve ments in Billiard Cushions were made with a view-to thl* reenlL The Cork and Leather, Steel Plate, Whale bode, Pasteboard xnd Gntta Porch a facings bavo boon tried and fall to give satisfaction. They have succeeded in point of strength, but failed in Klasticity'and Dura bility* In endeavoring to Strengthen the (he© of the Cushion, they destroy the Klhstictty of the Robber—a pi opetty so essential in a Cushion, and without which a trne augle cannot be obtained. Read the following Testimonials: Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 25th,.1858. Mr. Loti Decker: ’ Sir:—Enclosed please find check for $6 00—the amount of Insurance on our Tables. We have got them up but « short time, and they are doing very well. We have some “ star players ” here, who say that they are tlie b**.*t Tables they ever played upon, and that they aro tlie best in Georgia. Yours truly, .-. . -jy . . 8ILVJBY to DOUGHERTY, ? ' Montgomery, Ala^ Oct. -3fst, 1858. BIr. Levi Dkckkr: : Dear Sir:—The Tables have been received, and aie new In ranniog oreer. They give entire satisfaction, 'and are much superior to any Iiore. Five now Tables of O’Conner’s make have been pit up here, and judges say that yonrs are much the bret. One of the ownors of the new O’Conner’srlSibles, after seeing yonrs. has offered his for sale at a sacrifice. Yours, respectfully,. THE LIABILITIES ABE AS FALLOWS S Tosses adjusted" and not due $ 3.048 98 Losses reported,aud unadjusted..— 13,41ft. 13. Zgi *•-/ -- v.i> ’ —r ■ C. B. BOWERS, Pres’t. C. C. Willi, SccreUrJ. ^ 111 Bay street, Savannah, Ga. rkvers w savahwahto Messrs. PADKLFOKD, KAY > CO. - ~ BOSTON * VILLALONGA. - ~ •» TISON At GORDON. “ WEED. i.ORNWRLL-* CO. i A. A. SOLOMONS * CO. ■ • «« S. WILMOT k CO. : - Mr. J. C. FKHKIT.L. Crajitor. - . fob 15 From Haytl—The Empire Aboltthed—A Republic Proclaimed. It has been almtdy stated that Emperor Solouque, of Hay.ti, had been ««hpelled to* abdicate and ! take, refuge • under the British flog in -Jamaica, ilis ILiyticn 3I;yestv wUl henceforth be entitled' to add to his imperial title o‘ Fa os tin tho First that of Fauatin tbe last. The New York Commerical says: From the accounts before us it appears that tho revo lution leader, and now President* of tbo Haytien Repub lic, entered Port-au-Prince, the capital of Hayti, on tho afternoon of January 15, without any opposition; his forces surrounded the Emperor’s bouse, which contained himself, femily and staff, whom Geffrard made prisoners; but immediately and magnanimously transferred to tho protection either French legation, lest- they should softer from tbe violences of the' revolntionists. The capital was illuminated that evening in honor orthe event, and Gen. Geffrard addressed tho people from thp Exchange. The revolution has been accomplished in about throe, weeks; and was commenced under apparently most inaus picious circumstances, Gen. Geffrard being at first joined only by his son and t\ro others, one. of whom was not a Haytien but a Frenchman. Wc taavo no authentic evi dence that even one life has been lost In conflict, the re volutionary general seeming to have relied mninly upon the Emperors unpopularity and. the general; dissatisiac- I tion for success in his movement; and in that he has not been disappointed. Intelligence of the formal installa tion of the President .has not yet reached ns, bat it will .follow as & matter of course. ■ Let us hope that this time the, Haytiens. will adhere to a republican form of govern ment. . General Geffrard had been solemnly proclaimed Presi dent of.the Republic of. Hay ti, and General Solouque condemned to be judged before the High Court of Jus tice, onseveralaccusations, as follows: . The departmental committee, flitting at Gonoives, con sidering that General Solouque had -abased, the power which had "been conferred upon him—shedding innocent blood profusely. Considering that General Solonqne hag perjured the national fitith. in upsetting tbe institutions by which he was invested with the authority, ho is in consequence deprived of his privileges, for having: ■- 1. Filled the prisons with citizens, without convic tion. - : . 2.. Embezzled all the funds in the general, treasnry. 3^EmbeaEled the produce of the fifth part on. coffee. 4. Embexzled the produce of the sales oT mahogany taken from the public tends. * GORDON, Agents, - ^. Pavanpah. QtC cowardly Pierce, who. from a mortifying foeling.ofcdn- tempt and shame fi>r-himself, hgs fled from thelndlgna- tion of his countrymen to seek refuge in a foreign land. have entered largely Into the composition of Pierce’s disposition. Both will stand Alike in the pages of history, and posterity, will do them justice. Patrons and readers of the Democratic Standard, stand firmly by Buchanan’s administration—scorn every attempt of the Pieree>D6ug- asitefl to mislead, you into their-ranks Tote for no man for office who calls himself * Douglas man, for he is a b ?‘- LIFE INSURANCE. CHARTE«,pA^J.lFEjN»UI ' CASH- CAPITAL AXP OVER HALF Ac MILLII .Still continue to Iqsure the ! and Slaves, on the lowest terms. STATEMENT «iFTHE CONDITION OF THE Connecticut Fire'Insurance Company, othabtfobd, com*. On the 31st day at December, J858. 5 THE CONTINENrAL I8i iCECO’Y SexatorHoster os the Tamtp^—We take the follow ing from a synopsis of the proceedings of the Senate, Mon distant?-' 1 - i*ft^** *» Mr. Hunter got Iho.fiocar and^spokc ut considerablo length in oppesithm to ;Mr. Bigler’s Tariff-msolution. For his part, he said, he preferred retaining the tariff of 1857, and was of opinion it would afford ample means to raise all the revenue necessary for tho expense of govern- ment, provided the government would act cconomiqdly, as it should do; and reduce Ita ekpeoditures within pro ller bounds. ' , He tiiourht there'was entirely ^too mtich extravagance at present la high places and in the various degartmeefat Too much of the public money was squandered, to ac- complish sinister ends. He further contended that the Post Offico. Department should be made.self sustaining, and not dependant.upon appropriations front the public HAY—Accsirgo of North River arrived this week, part of which 'was sold ai 9?^, the remainder is held at- $1. From a cargo to arriTe, sales hare been made at $1. The rate from stare has been advanced to $1 25. .No Eastern arrived- We quote it from - store $150. MOLASSES—The cargo of the schr Alice Ann Bandeli, consisting of 110 hhdft. Clayed Cuba,.Is selling in lota of fivq .to ten hhdac at 27c^ No other arrivals during the 3s' %’ . *r 0A1S—Wc continue ©ttr quotations of TOc^for feedund 75@80c.; forse^dGat^ih lots from store. Wc hear pfno large transactions. : / J ‘ - • POTATOES—Tlie rcceipts liaye been heaVy and the; market is overs locked, js Soles were, made early InQiS • week at$2 Iff, but holders pressed the market and prices declined to $1 75 for “Pink ; Eyes,” at which they wow. freely offered yesterday and day before. ’ . - - ^ . - .. ^ - -SAI/T—For cargoes«50c. penoackis the cmrenf prices. In lota from store 52@55o, according to quafttity. ' ^ J SUGARS—We have no transactions to report since our - test circular. An auction Sale of 222 hhds. Neat Or- - mans' is advertised t*y Mr. A.-Miidfl 'fr^r-Mondsy next. “LUMBKiL—A fair amount of businecis is offerlngatM our mBte are steadily employed kt* the following quota: This Company is < Tiro Htsnrance'Omnps parties insuring in it. Risks nndertak jiriyU ' • £ WOV NEW. YORK. - * • w i filial $200,000. C^F.Uhlho*;Pres’t. %^ ; Ssss^i?as' EUGENE BEEBE. I can apply My IMPROXKD CUSHIONS to old wood Manufacturer’ revenue principles, bnt he voted for it because it was nearer htevlews than that of1846, and under no circum- ■tancesr ’could 1>6 induced to -support a tariff tflU that would afiord.specific protection to ono branch of business or portion of tueVbmmunity over another. ‘ Two Weeks Later rkok PajHiitjat —The Confoderiunon gives tbe following ;■ On Sunday, atclgbt o’clock in tbe e*enin&- the steam er Ooortitution arrived, which hadjuat retumed from her interesting trip to the Brazilian districts situated along thoParagtxay" river, after having ktopped at the. ports ofthe neighboring repubUc. . . 10CT .105 10,500-00 100 *100 10,500 00.* •:"! 'fi' 100 ? >©5ooirK 100 1M 3,120 00 .100,, 110, _ 2.320.00 ^ 100 105 £250 00 ^u'-'ao w>oooi las ... .. ' ^ ’...100 93 4,900 00 -/fr" ' ik j/; - ‘ ^190;, 109 5,450 Off v u-’ioo-. • lot Bank Stock, . As regards Ptxhmxur, warlike' preparations 1 forTesist- inr thearmed xectewations of .the’ United States are spoken ot, and it is asserted thafr publio'spirit shows it-" aelf rather exasperated with regard to- the. impending struggle. The Ssmanarw devotes long and ardent articles to.thp ■Ubiecty Which.to-ao .hfgh -a degree occupies tho govern-: msatot theoQtottty.T of theaoarti- [NEOTT i, the more important one of Louis Nupoleon, himself emperor. A man of evident enerjy uud. ility, but without education pr refinement, the he jband'himself wleldlngthe ‘rr^icme powCr tenced to ape the manners. and customs of the monarchies of Europe/ Verbose stiff magnilo- oclamatlons were issued on the most trivial mat* io etiquette of hi? court was. most pompously i*. lw created, orders of pobHIty and negro'mjbles, out with self-importance, .deCorat^ tiieir burly, th tawdy hits of ribbon, a ta legion of honor;' »i» > »!*« * *ss»**i*a# EiicrnpJ* is Joksso?* -Gotnrnf.’- jbl lowinggentle^- the disposal of the war department,but wo p this entire strength of one armjujf nttle qyer derfffi,000. . Thejftegister shows Hie grand gate of the mifitis, all jold, to .b»2^24,428. Asthoblomical.—A little gipl, showingbe Smith, longer- .time than heretofore title a,from ^@X-.per.gentdiscount,. iltioM of tho weoi°hw hcenToS XJeeat . Wbstibb—Iho Tort- laod Adrertiaer of tbs llth inot. »«y«: “Y«tori«y ■ wo were ihowna leaer frornnn inflaential gentlo- min iuTjoddon.'uodor doth 'of jotauorj' 20, to' a friend id this - J}. from which wo nuke tho fol. lowing extract: ‘Ventordey.I tigood tho oonUwot for tbo-,mrehose of tho Big Ship for. tho new com pany, and wo ihnll nt once procood to fihijh Tier, HnVing dSi'tBo'dyihoj'td^dheo. iottr.inay Boy^to all Portland, I hope ^ro long topoy them.a Tbit imenur w vuwoiod Good Common to Fair..... Good............. ...... ^.*‘.**1 jTj pi j n. ‘'A WHERE JTO t, 1. UVtKD. RICE. LUMBER. •r* ~ 524804 St Johns n/k’' - ' ' „ Hm»»» — —TV** •' .^86 ' ism . .34793 Philadelphia^. Baltimore. . : g , - rH ins ' ^ao t-TS 26992 Providence . Charleston J9l 88! 2l MB]