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Newspaper Page Texthighest proven value OI lhe house was Wo hun dred and fifty dollar*. Held: that under the, cir ca mstnnces of this case, it was.error in tho CjOfirr below to instinct the jury, that if theyshould con sider this a case for exemplary damages, they might find a verdict against Bryan for any Amount they might see fit, provided they did not go hoi yonfl the amountClaimed in ibe declaraiioh.^i' * Smith & Poo, for Plaintiff in. error; Bethnue dfi. Perryman, contra. TW^araAvbwaaonatbat iBdB^t^beHefJTbS • T2 is'the firmness and stability of cotton, which, P 0 *®*:° fthepfo \*ca i tion bnefl j,aff rioas convulsion ia to take place. The second is. fayor of opening the- African 81ave thifir general preparation to meet it, should it come, it. would give ns cheap labor. - If tl Wo scarcely ever know a fight-to occur where all other reason for opposition to it, we 4 p^. pnd.' prepared ^‘dTSb^^Slll -to inflict a serious damage on their opponents.— wa|it ro aee labor commanding a fair However, all is uncertain. We may bo in error, its prod acts. No country can be'r but we hopb not. on* and happy-where il ia otherwise! ifttf&Whpoii of ok offer V Br«U U . W > *- f S? fc W! d !*!»•» .. . products of labor, but the masses diato .jn Ihe quarrel between <■« and Paraguay, £„ d wretohe a. Ia j, or , OT ontry the may prove to be well founded. We always felt faUabor ought to be able to supply a repugn ance^to a war with that weak and eon- family by hrslabor, ndjtonlywithlh tempiib]ol4lc govornment, that has the name of but tbe-comftrrtrof life. -This he.c rapewggUu Cedent or cirl.t.tiea.- in the hght of n eollmon ihejrrio. of erer, prod between a -wsmrf naan and a negro.. Though, if in- . Why was It a few yearn age Irclnr solcnt, sbo, Jilio tbo pogro, : should bo tnught bet- * wretched condition—her people t.^enn«^w.nf.^U | „ 5i .q T h V .«,hen- ^grablo compromisc to nvoid.a straggle chat Wbyisittbat emigration baa ceased no wgy t resnlt t o onr credit. *\ * pie who are -therefore prosperous, a Jimpsey B. Hunter, rs, Joseph B. Blount—Com plaint—In errorj from Schley—Judgment bel«*w Before a physician, who sues' upon . a. medical account, in Georgia, can give his diploma in evi dence—the diploma being granted by e- Medical: .- College out of the State—he must -prove-that -'the? J College grantitig.it , is h legally constituted insti- . tntion. , Blanford & Grew ford, for Plaintiff in error-— : Davis & Hudson, contra. . - -v. J'-. Cbns. J. Darenpbrt. vs. Obadiah R. ITarris—Eject ment—In error; frofn xM uacogee—Judgment be-., * QUARTER "^brerefltin;- an advancing^, i 9,000 bales. ^ ichartoon k Spence in their Liverpool circular, report flour Aerket but prices firm for choice qualities, iuotatfjns are Pv -cental—floor generally 10*. a 12s. satfimbut quiet; Southern White Ifis- a 10s. 90. i firnvand holdara^dimundlng an xdtance fdr o 7*2d. llosin doi»xi he*Yj. -x*uall qoalities bad l *ly^ecllned in consequence ofhfeavy arrivals. Com? 9^ed at 5g. to gs. 2d. - Spiritg of.^.rP^tine dull rotPOOL^ SATpHDAr, W002V-—dbe sales of cotton 5,000 bales—the market closed dull, with but little ilr^ end prices weak. Breadstuff* were quiet at firm BOSTON—Ship Grotto—IfiDObelu cotton, 105 bag* coxa, 3 casVv rice. 16 boles hides. 11 do wool. CARDENAS- Bark Louisa—icO Osaka rice, 14,403 feat lumber, VS stn^ hbda. DCKDEE—Brt,. fctl Unb,., 4.083 *> •pm.- : ^ v-:'- BATH. 34.-S.hr ■— «ittL timber. ... . NEW YORK.—Sobr jPlaadome.—115.000 feet tiaiiej.. 30 bale* cotton. Savsunsb Imports, Feb. 18. - j MATANZAS-Sekr Asa E.dridfa^Ul hhds. 23 bbls xno- Isasea. 4ZJM oranges. >73 bunches bananas, 120 do pineap- plea, 9 loads plantaia*,.a»<i <5.000 ••cars. f DiascToaai' V O B Bowers.'" U^tbuT.'ffcta John W Bn»|^ .. • Daniel Horace Fireman, fleuSWncoli 'Rose well HJvrtatt, C5 Pliny Jewell, gn ii e, ™ . n.nrv ll.plr! Horace Frveman, * '* QeoShincoln, ■ Rowwoll Pi »»y Jewell, ^ -xaka onjnDarcbuses or Property wiiT weaken at res? souabie ryts-. , . ; ^ ... STATE ME NT Of THE CONDITION OF THE STATEMENTOJF THE CONDfTlOHOFTftE City ; Fire ;Inswaiice Ci of Hartford, r,(S.iTOB»^r, ;>oo.v.—Telegraphic advices report ;* . . *_ ^ *;•: • General Intolligance. *b» yisif from onr venerable andestcomedcotem- pprary, Mr. Orme, of the .MiHedgeville Recorder. We were pleased to sea that, iq spite of time and a ‘long editorial service, he.siill preserves a buoyant spirit and vigorous manhood- , y Sui’EBion Court.—James McQInley, charged with Manslaughter, bad a hearing yesterday. The Jury brought iff a verdict of N»*t Guilty. Coroner's Ikquest.—Coroner Eden held an in* quest yceterditf^pver the body of an unknown seamen. The-vdrdtet^of the jury was as follows : 4, That the deceased was found drowned in Savarf- nab river; opposite Fig Island, about four o'clock yesterday monting." > figt-The. following—token from the opening paragraph of a long, editorialln yesterday's News —is decidedly refreshing. We feel sure nothing could hove Inspired the editor to so sublime a de gree of complacency, short of—a dish of "Soutb- cott*s fried oysters**! •‘We have no.dispositinn to disturb the repose of onr neighbor of the Republican. So reluctant are we to annoy him that wo have‘refrained from combatting his remarkable position?, except when- constrained to da so hy n sense of duty to the vital interests of our section, or when, like the buy's •daddy, he sets himself up so fair that . we cannot help hitting him just for the fun of the thing.” ■ ; AjKewir, Story. The Old Plantation,_«nd what I gathercd there in an Autumn month By 'J«rae« Hungerford, of Maryland. New York:. Harper & Brothers. For sale in Savannah by W. Thorne Williams. This is one of those pleasant stories of planta tion life, which,from their variety and description . of familiar scenes, most everyone delightsucon- sionally to read. It is written in n natural, easy stylo and the narrative contains much to interest and amuao the reader. 7 S t u;p* xsCqcr-.—Ibis body,, is still in session at Macon, bat-will probably adjourn- at the close of the present week. Oqr. correspondent writes, nr, under date of Thursday, that .there were still eleven oasea to be argued, and about twenty dc- . eisions-to be determined? Hon. Thos. Butler Kino.—This gentleman >vas announced to deliver » pnblio address at Bruns wick, Thursday last The puhject is not given— perbnpa the Macon, A Brunswick Railroad. By the way,- wehave heard that Mr. King in an independent candidate f»r Congress froth the First District, but know not b$w muoh truth there is ia tbe-riipbrt. ; * ‘:- ‘V; | |Mr. E. Richardson, for fourteen years.past Post master st Alhatijtyln this State, bns been re-op- pointed for. four yeaTg—-an evidence of his long' fidelity, and the unabated confidence of the gov ernment. MagqW A Brun8Wxo'k R. Ri MkKTtao.—A meeting of the fronds of the Macon A Brunswick Railroad will he held in Wnynesville on Thursday, the 25th iust., atllo'cloek n. m. -Judge Cochran' and tho Hon. Thomas Butler King nod other gentlemen, it is said, will be present and address tho meeting. , •The last wo wish. [Wo. P- Wright’s ClnmlsrJ 200 Shores* I’ark Bsolc Stock.' N. Y~. $10,900 60 .do l entinental B’k 9t’k,N.Y. 5.230 5tA do Meu^>’an do do 5.600 SO do Imp’s ScTrs do do do... ‘ 5.625 60 do mtef^pne' do do... 6.100 30 do Market B’k do do... 3.270 50 do B’k of Com do Boston 5,2uO 50 ^do, Merc’ta B’k do- do... 5,200 60 do Hide k W B’k do do... 5,V50 104 do Memintile do do Hart’d n,8S0 100 do rihar’rOak do do do... 10.400 60" Ho’ Phoenix ' da do do... 5.060 1 50 do iEtua do do do.-.. • 5,225 50 do M«-r’tsA Man’s do do... 5,250 25 do City do do . do... 2.875 to I do B’koftlart'dCodo do... 5.350 55 do Exchange do do - do... 2.475 10 Hrook’n C’y Water B’ds.$l OOo e»ch 10.200 2 Hart’d ‘ do do Uo’ $1,000 do 2,080 10 Ind Central R R do $1,000 do 10,(HO Certificates of Ohio Stoic Stock, . 5,175 ' $126,305 00 Loans secured by Mortgage of-Real Estate, Bonk Stocks, antf Bonds in possession”of tho 9G 725 35 Loans on other approv* d ^ecnrftics 39 346 81 Accruodiii teres ton lovestments. pay qbl« Jan. 1st, 1559 ..5.,..’..... 4/01 84 Amount dui* from Agents..^. 1.735 3S Office Furniture and ldhrary........................ 1,128 37- Cash'Items, including$26,635 78 in. Bank..$38,9H5 73 A Pou an j Corbitt, contra. Sailed yesterday, ostasibly for St. Thomas, lint it is be lieved that- the real (destination ia the southern const of Africa, and' its bnlneas the slave trade, for the Cuba market. .1 Among 4ho Itpnis of general. news* brought'* l»j tho Prince Albert, if is stated that theEngtiah Parlkuin-nt wee opened - as previously .announced. The Queen’s speech * was non-com natal or silout oh the war quest to n,-vrhich^ caused a decline in th& funds at Paris and London. Tho Qncen threat«qs 4brCe against Mexico. . £«><rrr*ph»tha America’* sdriees were rewired with dates to 29thJan. The ElrerposT market had again declined per lb. The sates for the wask smoanfc. to 4i».i w hales, and the qnotatioa f«r Middling Ncir Orleans. AZobies, and Uptaada respectively,.-waafi^; and 6 7-<6d per ib.- The,acoount Tram Manchester were leu favorable, and politics on the" Continent still very. unaettled. 4 we have had a doll and stupid market for cotton in this city siocC the sailing of the last steaaier; the sales have, been in small parcels, chiefly for home consumption, holders have not pressed theis stock, and the dsbline.is limitsd to Ho per lb,, though it in difficult to se)I or to bay sstisfsetorjlr at tBjs decline. The dullness-.was increased yesterday after the news per America at Ilalifix .wM received, and the ef-" 1 reckon price boa not ao Ur-bean lolly rested. The clearan ces have been—for Liverpool. .100; Naples,'1,034 : Antwerp, 562 Rotterdam. 3:7. Total^3,0l3 bales. - CU-mn ih transitu ha* Lean almost unsaleable daring the. FOREIGN NEWS. By the America at Halifax. operations of »he Atlantic .Telegntph Company, the Associated Press have adopted measures to organ ire an efficient and permanent news eslab- and there is good Feedw&.SJab^otIto Horses.—A correspondent of ihe Working (Firmer writes that bis attention has lately been clllejl to the best mode of leedVng carrots to horses,[sod after many experiments hd\ has. arrived at toe following conclusions :—Tho carrots sbouldjbe rtVxed by an ordinary cutter and. fed at -tbe time t be Hilm »1 ge=s his regular feed. -If the horse has been fifi with four quarts of oats- at a time give him twb ; t'inrts nf oats and two quarts of sliced carrots ;jby*ucb practice the nitrogenous part of the oats ht* >o chance to pass off in fluid state; but combines with the carrot and forms h ge latinous substAucs t\ut is retained to supply Ihe wants of the body, nod give muscular strength' to the animal. Carrptsalone are n«t as good as oats for a working horse, bpt carrots and oats fed-ac- ” * are beM*r than oats. lishment at Cape Race, N. F. reason .to expect, that from and-after the first of May, a very large majority of all the European. steamers will be boarded by the news collectors of the A«»ooiated Press off that point. The New York Ctourisr dr Enquirer understands that the owners and officers of the several lines of steamers have given the most gratifying assurances of their valuable assistance, and-the arrangements ofthe Association will be npon such a liberal scale, that .we can hardly fail to obtain the news from Europe in from five to seven days, and very regqlarly af ter next May. Tb.e public, therefore, will soon re gard tho arrival of steamers at Halifax nnd Port land in the same light as they now look upon an arrival of a Cunard steamer at Boston. Indignation among the Catholics. — The French Catholics of Richmond, Virginia, are >fn quite a state of excitement from the refusal of Bishdp McGill to admit the corpse of a Mrs. Du- qaesne into (he church, of which she was a mem-- her, until herhnabnnd'-bnil first pu'rchaaed a lot in- the Catholic cemetory. It appears that Mr. D. had a lot already in another.coinetery much nearer the city, where members of bis family had been buried, nnd desired the remains of his wife to rest The Bishop was inexorable, and the Warlike rumors continued, but were contradictory. The stcocisMp'lSqrtli, America reached Liverpool on the 3rd Inst.- ^ - ■> Lord Palmers ton romplained of th<f silence of. tlie Queen respecting Italian'aHairs. . - The Paris Bourse declined 1 per cent, after the Queen’s speech/X-.’ . ' r The French Legislature is to open, on the 7th: and great aoriety Is felt in regard to the Speech of the Em- peror. It isrtnnored that he is_ preparing a coup that will .-mi-prise the world; ami the general impression is that \yar is i neritaldo. ^ -- "A / ' The Brazilian mails say that Brazil has offered to me- GREAT BRITAIN. The approaching opening of ■ Parliament: 1* looked:for- * ni3uni interest, in luqx'd that each ex- bo made as will modify the existing sus- tia^ the English government have - com- twlth three large iron compEnfee for a eight-pounders as fast us they can be cast. An important contract lor gunpowder has also been concluded. ^ A large portion ofthe Red Sea telegraph cable-has been' P ; aoro«f small lots have been tnkbn oa Che basis of l o.ftfr hiddling Mobiles. With freigh, at 15-32d. Some lar*e pf reels S|Te gone forward on owners* account by this steam er. who ptafor taking the chance of Liverpool rather than submit to tbo heavy lo a which would onsue if sold here at present. ' \ We wish total, the attention of spinners and mana&e’.o- rers in GreetXritain to ' the growing werrity : of onalitin., r vnging from BlWuHng npwa'ds. The iemand./or Franco, ine Ccmtinentaat onr Northern spinoors. has thus for ex tensive, and has run chiefly on the better gcadss, so-much •o. Indeed that Ik Adincaft to bny an even ebnning line of Middling cotton aknoy of the SoatheraVmarkets, and J^c ^ *!•-**•&*• Middling; while Good Middling aed Micfcing Fair »To -»earc«,'and eommaod prices varying from 13 a U>,o per lb. Poor qualities, on the contrary, ere every where abnndear, Ui« bulk of which if largely impregnated, withaaod.dust, leaf and trash, and which is very diffieulrofsale. These low grades constitute a arge portion ot the receipts now arriving at the port*. It is evident therefore. tbaMater in lb 0 season there will be a scarcity of .the better qaaDtfofih'LWerpouL . W.e mentioned in oar last dfcnalacStewing to W water on the bar at New Orleans so&e.-deTgjf.wns experienced in shipped from .Liverpool in the steamers Impenulur and Irnperatrice. A number of forged bills of exchange to a large amount have been successfully put into circulation in London. They purport to be drawn by the Barbados branch of tho Colonial-Bank on the parent establishment in London, oording tc- *b»*nMire^ti Gltnn Snp*«fftt CoifRT.—The Superior Court ef Glynn county* -pened on Monday, Judge Coch ran presiding. ._Ex-Gof.-Joho?on ia present, ami members of tbeloir, M??sr.«. Gerard, Bas^enger, Norwood and Cooper, if Savannah, Mr. Jones of Columbus, and Mrl Jewett of Augusta.—Hruu»- toiefe Herald. \&th inet.\ Bank Casi7ieR:Ahi Jr., Cashier of Conn., was nrrextm&n ns a defaulrer NFriie The doinlcations-were wbscohding casliji^hli since that ’ ~S r- frg-g French Xr>ops Fr ci-rresponden* wrfjtris i news from Al^eria.Tli violence, and.ahtrh^K snow; storms; ono icdai^Cnt^ost thiriy men. frozen to deatKaud it has suttV m-in in the hospital. Tho typhus fever 1? Rleaijnik’ing.some ravages: among diate between tlie Vnitcd States and Paraguay; and that the former has accepted.. Tiio Brazilian admiral has gon-j tn Paraguay to negotiate. T*no political disquietude oiTEttropeft increasing. ' / Mis« Du; in Au^data. A C0USTA, Feb. 18.—The philanthropic nnd.nimuble Miss jjix has "readied Augusta. and are supposed to have been manufactured in New York, "where, after "having passed through good hands, they were remitted to Londou to several respectablo firms for collection. Those already presented at the Colonial Bauk amount to about £9,000, and from the manner in which they are numbered, it-is inferred that at least a total of £15,000‘has been put forth. - The Times contains the following upon the tea market: “In consequence of intelligence from China confirming the previous reports of short supplies, there was great excitement to the tea market-i, and consid.*rabIe deinanci far most dwriptions at higher prices. Some holders withdrew altogether.” Tho Earl of Rupon is dead, and Lord Goderich succeeds to the peernge. . . " FRANCE. ■ f £ Tho Paris correspondent of the Daily if jws states that warlike preparations are going on so actively that tho breaking out of hostilities would seem n*>t a question of weeks, bnt days. The demand for cavalry i» so urgent “That orders have been given to bny horses nine years old. Letters from Toulon state that sixty-two war transports are tq be ready by Slarch 1. The supplemental surgeons in tlie military hospitals at Paris, and Marseilles are or dered to hold themselves in readiness for active serving. In-thuartillery there are companies, in which five-sixths of the men are excused from regular duty, because they are making cartridges. A letter-from Gn-liable speaks of? the continued arrival of troops and formation ota “corj* iPurmee n i»n the Alps. Three men ot war l^ft Toulon on the 2dtli for Genoa, supposed for the purpose of accom panying Prince Napoleon^pd hia bride to Frauce. •; Three ships of the lina Were under orders at CherDoarg to join the experimental.squadron in/Bje-JMSotterranean,. as quick as.poembla. ' -. ' > - - $306^3148 THE LIABILITIES ARK AS FOLLOW* : irtsso* adjusted and not line $ 3.048 98 losses reported and unadjusted...... 13,416 IS. .--*'** ^——*16,465 11 C. P. BOWER8, Pres’t. C. C. Watte, Secretary. ' < A. WILBUR, Agent, til Bay street, Skvannah, Ga. REFERS IX SAVANNAH To Miwms. PADKI.KOHD. FAY - CO. ' “ : « BOSTON A VILLA LONGA. « TISON 4c GORDON. *■. WEED. « ORNWKLL * CO. . “ A. A. BOLOfllONS & CO. « S. WILMOT k CO. Rlr. J. C. FKKKILTa Cashier. - fob 15 rkSted.—Saipuel T.. Jones, joljhester Babk, Colchester, n tew York on Monday las', Bihk in the ?u«n of $70,000. 9 A-eoVered ih 1857. and tbe as.been '‘keeping dark” ever Charleston, Feb, 17—Sates of cotton to-day T,400 bales, and during the week 12,000 bales. The market closes at 11^ to ll^c.for middling fair.. r.vH e*periencea that this io likely t« ir«c anticipated. Al- detained, chietiy **wk»a«ly Increated ’ ve»- w Oft*,, uni there e « P*«*4k The eat- AYaluable Invention A new inventibn ft now offtrod to the citizens Of Savannah, for tho purpose ot putting in' Artificlnl Tei-th, without "7**vTT : * metal pi.*tes or clasps. It is only one- l 'onnh'As'heavy as nuy other material need, and can be ; wnserte l with or without having the roots extracted.— -IH. 1. .—«■ t. r.J.tflKIa (rdrunSnn /SA Anltr JlA TfO/1 ..f f B.B.’8IG ESMOND'it C«>.,~ beside theiq. Indy was. buried as her. husband desired, a Baptist, clergyman officiating at tho -funeral. Mr. Du- quesno and his friends feel quilo oulraged' and are oat in a card io the Richmond papefs. • r ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY, OHARLOTl’KSVJLLE, VIRGINIA. This truly valuable to vent ion cm only be had of tbe stovoutor, B. SIGESM0ND A U>., T^v- • -134 I' leeker street. New Yoik, nnd ; v - ■^>..■‘164 Brenqhton-street,Favonnah. H^^- alao has a new invention for Filling the - Teeth,>tfjfcont,nietal.or mercury, with which the most .sfnsrareF^mjijf-'* — j — f -'-—-—»- - v ’ **— rai whit '.cbtwrpl The .worlO-qf Dr. ft: Uiu been t- sted for the Last three years by Ihemo^t eminent 'chemists and physicinos of New York, rfa^l the m*terfol^nJmrtro<»«t_*uoy-tor to any All operatlorw.warranted to give satisfaction. I»r. S. could give ft great many rorereuct^sbut only offers the following r . *V \ "• >5 • . ..j -'s Dr. Dorewos, 'iProfeasorof l.’beroDVy:-Dr. Valentine •Mott, DrFin>s, DKPratt, J)r Gray, DrtAmstead, Ii<<n A Mann, Jr, Capt Graldree, .1 D Becre, Kaq—all of Now York; *nd mutty iu finvanonh. _... Any- Ladies desiring-tho services of Dr.-can be waited on at their nsaUenceeyfrom 1 to S o’clock each •lay. Specimens csu WaSen at the office. Only one half toe "anumnt to be paid for ihe w. rk ft reqnlred in cash-—thp .$400,000 Capital,. them^^-i/o^fon Trfqyeltet}. The taini\*yi the Ufoft Cal i forMay'aE^-pkrtKmWly^ln^'reiMi min iogt' got o-decidedly cpbre^ favoi nouraging tban^dTjecrc the casofcr i In the Terre Hauto {Ind'.)^jB^'lh^| ingenious rnsonl. %A: few dnyaftitsi^ lured from a half dollar‘a be hnlo^kedthtrccildodian^MwTO the outer entranced * IIere.be'ftis acc Cectedandhisadventurefspoilcd. &gr- Fire Risks in Town or ,r ouutry, may be effected- with this Company on liberal terms. . directors : - Wm T Early, Dr M L Anderson, . B Il.Magruder, T L Parish. B C Flarmagan, G T Jones. . John Cochran, R ff N Noland, ' A James Hart. Jobn WooD,dr,'^ec»y. v Wja. T. EARLr^Pret’t. Hefsrenco ia made to- Kt-nt Painok Co; Jus Brown. Jr; Isaacs A Taylor, and Purcell, Ladd & Co, Richmond, ^ Va4 Meltwaln, ?on A Co;"Roberts 4t Harrison* WC E G James. A Co,'Petersburg, V»; Fowle A Co ; Asiby ; k Wood,. Alexandria. Va; Pcgram, Paynter A Davis; Hopkins, Hull A Co: J\ F Yobs; Wm A Dean A Co;;Po^ land, JenkicsA Co, naltiufore, Md. Platform ofthe Virginia Whigi. Tbe following series of resolutions were adopted at the "platform” of the Virginia Whigs atthoir recent State Convention : Resolved,' That the reckless extravagance of ihe preceding and present Administrations of tho Fed eral Government, by which the public expendi tures have been increased from, fifty to near one handrod millions of dollars, and the public debt so greatly enlarged, is a wrong that must be correct ed and should be rebuked. 2. That the recommendations of the President that Congress shall divest itself of ibe war and treaty-making powers and confer them upon him self, subjecting, at the snine time, the army and navy to bis control, coupled with the proposition for enormous appropriations out of the publio’Trea- sury to carry out his views, are the most astound ing that have-been'ever submitted to the consid eration of the American people, nnd call for tbe most unequivocal condemnation that the public voice can pronounce^ .- In our relations with other States we recognise all thosa international obliga tions which opposiiiotiftts a member of tbe great family of notions imp-mes oh u*, and we would ever conform to the .requirements cf these obliga tions. • 3. That we are opposed jo the doctrine of “free trade and direct taxation,” maintaining thntre- : venae sufficient fur an economical administration of the.Government ought, to be raised by specific duties on foreign importations; and, in adjusting a tariff, we hold that it is the duty of Congress to make such discriminations as will afford to Ameri can industry the incidental advantages io which it is justly entitled., 4. That the public lands are held by thr General Government ih trust for the benefit cf all the States; that such ^deposition should be made of them as will enure equally. to the benefit of all, by a r diitntmtion oCthe proceods of tbe sale there of; that Virginia,>ho gave most and has receiv ed least, should .now be allowed to have . her just proportion, and that any pnrty.. that opposes this is opposed to the best interests of the State, &Dd h allows, if it does not favor, a oontinnation of the heavy taxes which afflict h r people. 6. That, in respect to the Territories, we adhere to the principles of the compromise measures of 1850. We repudiate the modern - doctrines of "squatter sovereignty” and- “alien^enffrnge," and hotd that to the inhabitants of Ihe Territqrifes, who are lawful citizens of tho United States/ be longs the right, when they come to’form a State Constitution, to fashion tbeir domestic institutions . according to their own pleasure, with the.privi lege of admission into the Union npon equal terms with the citizens of the other States whenever they have the requisite population for one member of. the House of Representatives. 6. That by the unanimous endorsation of the present Administration, the Democratic Conven tion of this State lately held at Petersburg havo assumed the responsibility of , all the errors .and -misdeeds of which we complain, and upon their party and their nominees the public judgment must be pronounced. . . .' 7. That the Hon. John Letcher, in his declared willingness to divide this ancient Common wealth for the purpose of exterminating slavery from the section in-which he resided, committed an offence wbioh is without justification, excuse, or palliation and upon him we invoke thiLdeliberate. judgment of the people of this State. 9. That tbe unfinished and unproductive condi tion in which onr great lines of internal improve ment have been left to languish demands that the be filled, without pain, alid the natn- •erved... . ...—Been tested for the List three years by thewiort i-miu'eat 'chemists and physicinos of V n... V ...l* %■. I Ikn ii.fll. 1-1 i.l* -f a . . Exports—for the week to Great Britain 43,000 bn es ; France 4,000 bales, other foreign ports 18,00(1 bales. Total, 65.0WL-. There is now a decrease ia exp»rt to Great Britain, as compared with the same date iu lhio.of 31.009ba es. Next week we sbsUhave email exports for -Great Britain, as we : learn by telegraph ' that at New Orleans and Mobile ihe. clearances were only 18,000 bale*. JXbb following is -a statement of the'movement in ootton since th'v first September as. com pared, with the previous -®°f 7 .. ’ 1859: 1858. 185T. 1856. Roe. at P’ts.. 2,425.000 1,607,000 1,103,00J 2,098.000 145UKX) Ex. to-G. B SOPJJUO 64U.W0 .VJd.0<H H36.000 602000 *» ^France....... 508,000 199,000 23d.00tf 220,000 154000 PlenijHJtentiarics are to 'meet. According to Paris-cor respondents of the Times and Herald, the project of warding oflT hostilities by convoking a congress ft con sidered nugatory. The. Paris correspondent ot the Herald, writing on the night of the 27th,. says ?—"The opinion is now almost universal to Paris that a crisis.has arrived in the affairs of Europe, more momentous than any which has arisen. Life Insurance Co. - ESTABLISHED IN 1836, - 450,400 - disbubszvxnts: - For losses paid and expenses of all kindv—........ :...~.$t8J01 08 FortWo semPan nnai dividrnds piaid,>19.470 00 SHIPPING- LIST, Anthorlted QapHzl^—,^—fil O-OOP,OOO l Tlie Cash lnvrecnt<*ncs of rhiac'dnipany now exceed jFive JttUlion Dollars. Invested In tho - Dnitrd States, upwards of Seven Hon :dfjBdandFiP.y Thousand Dallam. : Yeany .Revenue, Two aufl One-Quartet Million DoK lar». ' * ’f\ ■■ J ' -.Tlie ^ability of the entire body -of Shareholdersunlim- ted« * TI80N GORD’JN, Agentsj ‘ i dec 28 3‘mo • - Savannah, Ga. ' .. 5.000 00- \ - 17,700 00 T.V .. 54.171 10 . ^ 21.67 O'10 ..101,139 04 ~ 2tid?I5 96 .. -5.898 55 - 6.930 00 . 8,080 83 Pare M^ic f&mbiuaiion Cushions, ADAPTED T&WOOD. SLATB OR MARBLE BEDS. Patented November 9fj|, 1S§8. T HESE Cushions are ao instructed as to combine all the principles reqnlred lor a. vebfxct Billiard Cushion. The material nsedin their-manofactnre strengthen* the face, and st the same time renders it more clastic than the Rubber I’anhlon. All tbe-80.raUed impn>re- uisnts in 'Jmlliarrt Casliione were made with a view to thftresniL The Cork and LesfthetvSteel PIattf, r -Wb*le bone,. Pasteboard ncd^GuthkPbrcha facings have >ee& tried and fail tojrivo satisfaction.. They have suceeedrtr in point of strength, but failed In Elasticity and Dura bility* In - endeavoring'*to- Strengthen the face of the • Cushion, they destroy, the Elasticity of the Rubber-—a property so essentia) in a Cushion, and without which« trne.angle cannot be obtained. . -w . Read the following Testimonials.- * V. ; Atlanta, Ga., Oct.' 55tb, 1858. 'Mb Lkvi Decxxr; - _ ; Fir;—Encloeed please find check for $6 00—the ampnn t of Insurance on onr Tables. We/have got them up bnt % short time, and they*are doing very.well. We have some M star piny ere*' here, who say .that they are the - best Tables they ever played upon, and that they are the best in Georgia. Yonrs truly. ‘ - - Savannah, Albany a Q. Railroad.- Albany Patriot h» s an appeal for State aid in be half of Ibis work. In tbii it'certainly does not represent the Savannah, Albany A Gulf Vom- pang, and we doubt if they will feet under any very weighty obligations to the Patriot for its dis interested solicitude in -tbeir behalf. Nearly all the stook is owned by, and in, tbxa city, and the Company is abundantly able'to carry forward their plans without assistance from the S tate Treasury. At nit events, it wonld be well to let them make, •he tirstmovo in the matter. Eighth District. —A writer in the . Angusta Constitutionalist suggests Cot. L. D. Lallorstedf as the snceessor of Mr. Stephens in Congress. Who is Col. Lallerstedt? -We were born in tbe- d : strict, and lived there nntil a few years ago, bnt never before beard of the gentieman, in connection with pnblio affairs. ’ Pay OF Ab*y Officsrs.—We take the follow ing from the proceedings of the Senate,* Thursday last: The House bill, modifying the pay of tbe Army office re,waa taken np and amended,provoking mnoh LIFE- INSU HAN C K CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, . CASH CAPITAL AND BVBPLUS ~ 'f* over-.half a Million dollars! i Still continue' to Insure the Lives of White Persons and Slavee. on the lowest terms: . ■Vk, WILBUR. Affent. "^■ decSO 111-IftVstreet, Sovannah, Total assets,......^. $285,006 17 ' I bare examined the asaetx and arcohntsof tbe Albe marle -Insurance Company to July 1,1858, and believe the forgoing statement to be correct. * - rv- • . MASSIE, Cpmm'r. A - - -A.WILBDR, Agent, 111 Ray st, Savannah. jV 85c. for money aad68£ 75c. for account. ' ,_ V _■ AUSTRIA. "? The Daffy News has the followings— : We have received from Austria an account, upon which implicit reliance may be placed, of expressions nsed by the Emperor of Austria in an -interview with the direc tors ofthe National Bank, on Monday last. Hia Majesty - ; ■ OF NEW YORK , ’ Capital $200,000. -Wm. M. RandaU^ 8ec*y. U,F. TjHLnbai;,Pree’t. Fire- Bisks taken in this Company od, an favorable terms Ob m any other good office represented to tnis place, by T SCRANTON * NORRIS,Agents, • Savannah, Dec. 2d, 1S58. yli.. ly - _ dec A STAIRME^T «F THr/coNDITION OF THE Connecticut? Fire Insurance Company, OT HARTFORD, OONN-, ' ‘ On the31st day of December, 1858. : ? ' 1 capital:.' Amonnt of.Capital Stock, $200,000 60 Amount of Surplus on hand,-.................—: .83,074 68 Total Capital and Surplus, ......$233,074 6S • JANUARY 1, 1859. * CHARTEROAK RftE AMARINE INS.CO- declared that he could count with certainty, to the case of need, upon the strenuous support of tho entire popu lation of Germany, _ bnt assured the deputation of his complete confidence that an amicable arrangement oTthe present difficult would be very spoedfly, effected. He added that bo had: just received deep itches from'Paris whicii greatly strengthened this conviction.. It is stated that considerable agitation prevatftin Aus trian Poland an V Hungary. Globe’s Paris correa- pondent says .th tt the formation hr Gallicia is «Uch that eighty thousand troops haviabemiconcentrated along that frnnfitr nnil 'Tfl.nhfiTO. Steamer St Johns. King. Palxlsa, tc- - • Steamer Swan, Johnson. Augusta. JlEnORAIiDA. - t - New Tory. Feb. 1J.—Arr. «chr R L Tay;. Lake,. Savan nah; aohr Eleanor, Townaead^?Jacksonville ;kohr J Frablf, Strop (.'from Darien. Qa.. -* / >Jy . Boston. Feb. it—Arr. sebr BH Parkins, Roberts. Back port for Savannah. Pot into get chronometer and etores BirkCol, Ledyard. ^ot Now York) Clay, Savannah 2d ■inat. On the 6th init., lac ST. ion 73 10. toll in withsoM , 'Ri- awatha. of Rockland, Simon ton, from New York for Carde- nav. [ootaabeforojand anppliod her with navigator. Tho Hiawatha has since arrived to'the Delaware, and was erro- jjeonely reported ms the Minnehaha. ;** "I'.l: ." --- Philadelphia. Feb. IA—Arr. 'schr R J Mercer, Robinson, from Savannah. - - - - Livereool, Jan. 26—Arr. ship T.izxio 8oathard, Spall, from OF -HARTFORD, uonnectjcdt. -8300,000 00 41,566 98 CQXDEN&1SD A NNDAL STATEMENT OF TH E Charter Oak Fire L Marine Ibs,Co., discussion, chiefly between Messrs. Pugh (Ohio) and Davis (Miss.) Mr. Pogb's amendment -was that the not - of February, 1857* bp repealed, and fhe pay of all of- firers of the .army be that prescribed by tho lavra formerly la force. bedTAazjft,and .will warrant them to give satisfoction. PUBLIC ROOMS fitted with Romword.StainWb>id, OUr, or Mahogany of the finest quality, without extra charge for?e&tipe*fwoad.,_ . ~MERCHANTg^or gentlemen having, ir friends, can be supplied at one day’s materftlmsed in my Tablet - ft.warranted to be of ^ .. ^ ^ -I army officers receive much more pay proportion ately than the same amount of talent does in any other walk of life. He estimated that at the pur chase price, of -commissions in tbb'Britith army, a. -115 23LQQ, Eiiiott,: >hna, Alra Witlimao, 2children '5 ‘S'esi ™W*yo»,wife - Lieutenant's place, fresh frem West Point, to^W worth fifty thousand dollars. \ Mri Pugh's resolution was lost—yeas 14, nays It really seems onr nriembers of- Congress are determined to. eommence the work of retrench ment at any bnt the right place. Hot a man has said anything against his own high salary, but all seem to be hnntiqg down poor clerks, army and navy officers, abd others who do ten times the ser vice io the country with comparatively not one- ■'half the compensation. The movement.to .reduce the pay of the officers of- the army—men Vrfco live hardor,Buffer more privation for fc^e country's sake, and almost invariably die poor—W^lJfifrd as both' niggardly and sbamefpL W e hope tfSaj^ess will Stop ait snob littlo work, and do something HBhrtby of the enlightened people they are there to Spre^: her interests induce her to doBOjlndependentiybftliBhl- liancojust concluded. -'.v> " The MinftU'r of Finance laid befikuthe Chamber at.Tn?. rin on the28th, aptoposition for adowry to fhr T^jrtnramff : CIotlldftT ‘ . . ;HFAW;V V : : ^,:,,; r-y- . Ihe Spanish government suspecting that a projecttea3 been got np to rescue the Neapolitan e^lesou theirftaus- . shipment at Cadiz for New York, took measureafo pre vent it. * ri"--'*--.-- The King continued to improve infcealtiL * . ■i s«oa^...., - -/f~,. The Princes Frederick WflHam was safely delivered of a son on the 27 th. -The news of the event reached the -QaeaiL .of England at^VVindsorCaatle,in oix-Thinntesat •ter. Its oocmrenoe In Berliii- DemdnBtrationa.of rejoic ing took, place at Wiadaor Ju^ ai-Berlin. The Regent St M.rr.—158 D.1U S:I ootton. 11 4o,UpUl.4. ^WWJ do, 171 cowhides, and India. r “ • - * - 'M~W' . r* ,_.l X-.S 79 07* 7no lit- Bishop Hawks, who ^has been sojoncningjfdr a month at Pensacola, left fhr bis home at the north, on the 11th inat., much to the regret.of the mapy^ friends ho had made among strangers. T$m Nk.wPAFsfkl-^—A Washington correspon dent condradicts the Tumor- of the establiahment of a new peper, with a large capital, inNew York, by Mesarii'Prior <fc Forsyth. Mr. Prior,.he says, has entered into permanent .obligations with the proptietors of the State* at :Washington, and Sir. Jorgjth will return to'-Mobile'in the course of a ■frwvdaya. f^ Nsw State.—-Besolntions are now 'pending In fhe Legislature of- Wisconsin, giving tho conBent of the Legislature, to the orgsrnizition .of a : pew Stato along the southern shore of Lake Michigan and that portion of the State of Wiscousin which lice above tbe 45th degree of latitade, or from aboat thp montb, of the Menomonee river in Green Bay, westward, in nearly a direct lino, to thp St. Croix branch of, tho Mississippi river; . theoco np that hranoh, on tho prestmt boundary, tq^Lake Sop^rior. •1 :] ditlona “good f^r -this day. pnlji” pr. otberw&e limiting the time of genuineness, are of nouc* count. / V - , v ,‘- . i . Passengers -who,lose .thei r tiekehl oan.be ejected' from tbucirS npless they purchase a second one.. Passedgera a^e boand to observe decorum in .the care; nnd are'obliged to comply-, with alljreason- r able demands to ehaw thebeis* \ Standing/dpon the platform, orotherwise-vlolatinga rule ofthe com pany, renders n"person liable to. be: puLfrom the train. - > r\ ■ \ . -. - • . Ho person haftanyr right J#'monopolize ' morp. scats than he has^ftdfor, ondnby article left-in the seat, wbUfribe owner' is. temporarily absent, *-ri : . ~k M .• - ;

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Savannah Republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1858-1865, February 19, 1859, Image 1