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THK BHINSWKK TllLK*. Having, since out last, been furnUln*d with a «’py «On Advocate uf'ho 25th ult* »« attract »l*o mretin* with the edit-rial rema ks wlilcb |*r fin* *<• "’«• m i ti refer our reader* to yestmlny’s PaUp D‘-«'r- gim, f.r (bestatement of thi residents of thU city Implicated. Espcaln* l«» procure a copy of the Ad* vacate of the25ih in lime Uipublisbnll the extracts yesterday morning, we placed in I in* Hand of the compositor the statement which could not bo post* I Mined, after the same was In type, without making ■deficient sheet. Tbo whole will, however, »p|Mm r in tbfl/rtorcrlVy p per of thi* morning, and in Uie Weekly Gcorguui of Saturday Brunswick, Mat 35. Below wo publish tin* proceedings ol a pnb ie nits**, ting luld on tho evening of th« 33.1 ln«. to which we invtto tho attention of all person* Iwving an in* terwt in tbo prosperity and growth of our city. It la a matter .*1 do. p regret that onr enemira in Savannah inatead of resorting to legal means nre Wilting to nuke an appcall* mob law and still in rv io that ooe of our chitons should be found willing tocnptjo in suzh an u ijuitifi ihlo pr.ico**. If those i gentlemen do not deem their titles worthless why should thuy not use means to obtain e .al redress I I *i bey sit quietly in Savannah till the exertions of the | Bruuswics Land Company have enlfinced the value of property here ami then consult violent meas- utesl These land claimants In Savannah have a heavy responsibility on their shoulders which eveiy good ett ten and friend ofur.ler sh uld wish to avoid. PUBLIC MEETING At a public meeting of tint chitons of Bruns* irk, held at tile Court House on the evening of tho 33d lost., the fullowiug preamble and resolutions were adopted. t Whereas we have heard with surprise and regf-t that an act of viulenco is c .ntemplated by certain in* dividual* in taking possession, by forcible entry oi prop* ty in this city bolunging to llw “ Brunswick Land Company."— Therefore, Rtiolved. That we feel it our duly to support the interests of llw "Brunswick Lund Company,"' nod that we will not suffer on act ot such Ssgrant injustice to he committed in • ur city. **■ Rndvrd, That wo will treat as .in enemy every man who shall he enga.cd in su h ail outrage upon public order and prnula right. Rtiolved, That wo will sustain the agent of tlie " Brunswick Lund Company" ill uny legal attempts he may ma»e, as agent, to retain Hi" |Hi**o**io.i oi lots nuw enclosed liy him. Bever ilgeutl men present addressed the meeting, and ail spoae to the mime effect; the deteriuiiiutiuu oflhocitueas as expressed in the resolutions unanimous. Tha following aro llie names of those who voted for the rusu.uuuns, ilu re being iio vu.u* og.iiosi them. Benj. Talbot, A. II. M riam, A. Jones, Jr. Kul> r .. WnUb, J. W,Aiwni, \\ ild mi Daley, 0. S.kmImiuum*, John ti. Klimi, G. W. VVurren, J. M. Si in tev nut, Eiihu Clark, Hunry a Davis, U. Richardson, W. O'Brien, . K. M H ill, | John Franklin, Jr. J. A. Hu tls, Thao Dan, N. Keith, Norman linger*, 11. Diprose, B*-n. Wilson, Wm. B. Ito’sell, Dun* ar Morr l, K. C. P. Dart, Moses W. Wilson, K. M. M.ane, Kdward Wnl-h, John .\1. Koi.ze, Mn-liau II *yle, J. AI non*. Tims. Ftn-gnn, Sim'.. Go.ilii.litr, Sun'I. (Juuiiridge, Jr. J. Sorel, C. 11. U .trlirll, Sioplien S. Deio.sk, John I). Parker, Guo, IlHiriugion, II. U.llpuirlek, Thus. II. Wood, J. L. Locke, J. P. Miller. J. II. lliisa.ud, Peter II. Kowe, John Anders, n, Chat. Davis, T.N.S a,r, Heniy Dnbignon, Gee Dupree. On motiun, Rnolvtd, that tin, thanks of this n* •embly he presumed tu llieCiiairmuii and Secictury fur the efficient discharge of i heir duties. On motion, Rciotvtd, that the Ciinirintn nnd 8 * creloty sign lue uluive pioceid.ng*. Rrtolved, llint the nli >vo proceedings be publish ad in thu •• Brunswieh Advoente." HF.NItV DUUUiNON, Chairman. £. C. P. Daiit. Seerelary. ADDRESS TkBcsfrnir ormynnli of l.nmh in the U/s/r s>/iieoryin, wkttk are claimed hg tariom titan- jnnin nnd radii idvaluf *A»m William Pi tut- tut it /Ar usdsriitJ Agent * Gkxti.rmak 1« i omnu-ncing a legalInveatiga* lion id the lights „t i„y constituents, I deem it ex* pedient to place in youi hanJs un eAplanation of llie onlure ot llie rianos 1 represent, together with lloi mtiim-i in which I mu directed to proceed widt their invesligalion, ami tola) Mote you the menus which have been used by me in mbs r State*, ami which li.ive been sik.-t-cs*lij| in accomplishing n at* tlem.'tilof sim.lui claims, ami of securing the set* tiers ui„l llieir heirs in tlse permanent enjoyment of lla ir possessions, l»y giving them a |NiraiiMNjnt And true title ti,r a very d uhttul one, ami which is now admitted by many of themselves to have Inert of great beneht to tliem. It is not thu intention of my constituents (as has Ikm'H twl>ely n jMirt, <i nuiong you,) to dispossess llw iku i,|>unis mi iliesH Inmls, oi to ta«o tr.'in them llieir dwellings or improved property, or thill to w..irl, llicy may liy possession Imve acquir'd llie light. To all such I um directed to mane tub s, continuing to. hem ull the interest of my const it u* eots grulis, providing they will quietly give up the | vacunl Land, and tliat oi which they liuve neither I legal nor equitable possession. I l int cliiei design of my agency is to obtain po»- ftcsuiin.il tin* vacant Land, unit of Unit winch bus Iwcn surveyed l*y sjmi ulutors within the last few years, tin* grants for vs tin'll liuve been obtained oil me most erroiieuiii principles. I tuuy here show you, audit »isjK.ciul.y worthy of the ulUflit on ol ull nl you, how ui.ceuri! sulIi pnatccdings as hove ol lute boon prurtiMnl to olttuiu grains truni lln^ Stale, lend to make the lioldeis of tub s ill tune coining on those I oi nils j mid how much better nnd mine secure you womd nil he to Hike your title from my constituents, who Irnld the , nly paramount and t. in* till** to the whole. Who iiiiioug you is not itware, that for the same piece ol' Imnd, hi inuny instances, soverul grunts nuve been iiliiuiued from the Suite, and i, is n..t«n*i* ou* to you u.I, tn it llie nuuos used to olitnin tliesi* g u .ts, have been in direct opposition to the Laws in that behalf pr voted. Wiieii you ootiitn n warrant to survey Luml un. Jcr Isvtulrights, itexpiessly hears ou the'luce of it, that you aro to lay your surveys ou lauds nut pn*< vioutty gr iiited uy llie Mute. Hus this order been utteiuleil tol I udmil in some i.istuucvs these liinds may Imvo Imcu surveyed in ignorance, nnd llm grams unturned uig.m l until—but ill by fur the largest uu.iiher*it cases, llm Lund Ims lieeii known totiiepuriy surveying it to liuve been before grunt* ed, wi ieitiievdluilu du inure limn simply np|M iii to yourselves lur the trulli ot ibis assertion, I liave o.ny to refer to tile fact that 1 Imve been nuw litre years investigating and making known the extent ol llie ennuis presented by III'*, nnd telling the County Surveyors mid oiliers tlmltlmru wus i o vuciint Luml in these Counties, that it wus mroudy grunted and siiiiidiug on tlie reconls of the Slute as smh, uiul recorded listht* Counties where the Lunds lie us (lie piopeity oi'my constituents; hut, wlmt is tin, ci.n- sequencef ' l ii llie course of the iiImivo period and with tin' most pel led knowledge of these claims, tin re have I,, cu surveyed, nnd g.unts obtained for many lnin< drid llionsundiicivs on the very lands clnuni d by me, mid where is the.County Smvcyor among you who bus not now laying by hint in numbers wiiiTunts to survey us vuruiil lui.il, ilmi lie is nimble to accomplish f Again, 1 would u*k you, by whom Imve tlie*e extensive surveys been tuude, wlietner by p tsiiiis who ure occupying and improving, or by speculators who do not occupy, but wlinso design i* uolliiiig else limn u speccul.itmu for prolit. Your selves very wdi know Hint while in some iiistuncei aIIIiiII grants liuve been obtained by persons tor tlie Luml they jive mi, nnd to which llieir industry umi improvement would ut least give them « colmii ol title, still tlie great body of the lands grunted with* in tlie last seven years, bus been surveyed by per one, many iii wiitiui reside lit oilier Comities, who do not intend either to occupy or iinpruve—they liavu merely spejulutcd lor the purposes of tnuking prolit, a.ul soiiioiil them tutvu even made oiler to s II tu Cempuuios In tho North largo bodies oi lauds tbu) liuve recently obtained by these means. Von wilt surely iidiuil that my cluhniints who hold the originu! pulents of the State, nm! wbo Ii ve giv. ii vast sums of money lor them, liuve .n better right to tlie lands limn ttioso iud.vidunl*. llm, to cine to Uie point, my constituents nre in possession ot thu grunts of the Suite, bused upon surveys iiiudu and tesiilied agreeidne to the Luvvs of wlui'lia sliptllalOil price wus paid tfr To the Editor of the Savannah Georgian, 81R,—During Hi s, and ilia two preceding no.mbs, vari *us communicutions have appeared in your co lumns respecting the invmiif nii.in now in progress, •f certain cl il.os lo land in ibis Stale i niiiI niueli haslieen said in prejudice of the rights ofthop iriic claiming,—That they are a foreign corpora linn— that llieir cluims are f.iundetl on llm nn.si cunningly d-vis.nl sehemes of fraud—that it is intended by them to cheat the'cillMns out ofihair property—umi to drive them from tliair home*, flic. & \ Now, Mr. Kditor, being myself the auilioiised agent of the pa ties claiming, and being well In* formed un iho subject, I ln*g leave to publish, lliut the nature an I design of iho cluims of my cuiistitu* ents have baan an'iiely mitn'pietemad by one und •llofllie cummuniraiions that liuve appealed in your ps|M*rin oppu-ilion to said claims* It .snot my 4ergh tu criticise or find fault with the ebullition ..f f. cling un.l resisiniiee to llie luws manifested by those chiton*, w Iio have uuite.1, und thus openly resulvid and ptihllslivd tlivlr deterini* notion to defy invrstlguiion My intention Is simply to state the fact*, wldeli injuiiice to my const it u.-nts and myself, I li-el Iumii.iI to do, that the public mind muy uct impartially in this matter. The titles to llm property claimed by my consti tuents nuw are, and always have ln*en tlie pi..pern of chitons of i he Unitrd Stales—•• no iruiwiiiuiuii. master" now ha«, or ever had. nny thing to do with them. Many , nny a very lirge poili.m of them, aro the property of orphans, tlieeliildren and grand- children of men who fought nml h|ei| to secure ill*- laws and liberties now sought to be set at defiance If there was fraud in this mutter (wldeli remain* to be proved) it is chargeuhle not to my oonsiin • ents, but to llie chitons of Georgia, w ho reap* d u gulden harvest by thu transaction, which wus nego tiated by the first men ia the Stuleat the time. That much time has been but and these claim* lain long dormant is admitted, but (lie clninmms are ready ami willing to explain the cause of this delay, wherein they believe in many instances they will In* sustained and where they are nut sustained, they have readily offered to give up. Now, Me. Editor, as to the manner in which these claims nre sought to be recovered. My constitu ents du not ask to dispossess a single settler on the fMund, and here 1 must refer yon tu, and ask your kindness to publish tho subjoined address, which appeared in pamphlet form some time ago, but tr eoemt hat not heaa read by those who have written for your paper. I deem it im|K>rtant for the ends ol justice, as well as forth* interest of both parties, that the principles ii discloses, should bo n. exten sively known as those resolutions which appeared in your paper lately, under Um head of uuktimi ii Libxmtt. The subjoined address contains farts to which i Challenge oon radiction, und when di*paisii>r.ntrly examined cannot fail to be approved bv eveiy virtu ous and good citizen, Mr. Editor, I am not an ngent conducting a »«h ma of fraud or im|M»itioii, mv character is, ami always has stooJ above auv such ch *rge. No. Sir. | am conducting Uie raus • of the fatherless und Un- widow, and of those whose claims to the rights «.f ■ cituens'iip are not excelled by any in the country I desire an opportunity of pmving my p.vi-i n. Will the citizens of Georgia hinder me to do so. Md condemn the sause of the orphan, tlie father, less and the widow, without being beard f Then Indeed we are in a b ipeless and pitiablo state. The rectitude of the intention and the righteous* U»a causa are clearly stated in tbo address, **^ ^* aot ha misunderstood. By tbo piin.-ipta wjkrtht sat firth my eonstituenu wish lu ho govern* ^7 on lb# virtue ami Inteillgenc e of the •monat tlw-ir c.^npr»>mlse woo'd have eo*t, and «!• limal. ly Hay. will belurtw.1 out i f |M*#*essiw« I merely s/atellns as one rase am'ingst many w here lie* ulisiiiiiifly of if li» Ideal* hasp*ov.*d tin'll min. Niel w le*re those wi o made the st ill* meat «r< h..|n py, secure nnd rotnf •rtalde. My course is ck-arly | ..iM' d s.nt tu me. I have only to mate an open na.l mudal »pi enl I" lie* |s** gnl iril.ss.MsI** id llie eoontiy, lad cvmg ib ii there (lie lights of lartli panic., w ill In- e.putl.y ie*|a*. <cj mimI josiice inipaiiiiitly N.lii.iiiinri.il, nimI t>. thi* |.iii* |M.*r my consii i|-i.t» Inter fMii.i*l.fd m.- wnliainple in- aos mi.H iht. rieil m»- to employ tl.e verv I lglt»-*i legal e. un*s | which I I nvo il.-n.-1" iln* case Ii is imnereaiiniy fo| me to anyone wind on the legal mcrttsol myciar.il isemmal. to'cf. r you io i|i" genll'-iiiaii who have un.leilnk. n the rl.nrg.. io lei mi know ih n lin y w ill In* nl.ly iil.d l.oiiornl.ly cole •sieil nl lie- It >i of the C'o.irls, Ho*, on llie o|h* r haul, Mi.-ving ti.Ml legal iiivesiiga>i>.ii« nml 0*111.*. noiifs in mailers of this Min,me niwnys t* .lion* m d •tki-iitini* * rtiiin.ii*ly. x|m-i»iv.. io tl.e p .rtie*, an.I all. r all, the pt..|n*r' iid»iil’josli. eiiiay he detent* »l by tin ol lt*«*l*s.itfiil teiin* in 1 In* law: innI lie.irving foil, er thill it lin-n would exen i-e Jtnlgmvi t mmI mc.i on si.iin.1 pr.n*ipl*s, il.'-l.w i* Mol k* c.t»*iuy to **-it.e eveiy o.fi.-icn.e of opinio-., and liiai Mine in 11. 10 nil p.is-dne ciim-s wli*-n lla r .gill* of pm lie* call lm ii*c*rtaitie-| iiailn p.iv.ueiir* • ungein.-i.l iiu.l, pi* fer •clilmg tin .r inml* r« "in ol Court, where iliey cm act fnn y Mini i**depe»d*-nlly lot llieti.se. ve*. t»rtlM*n lenon.s. und in s.b-sl.* to the destr** "I some oi you, I inform voir llm I mil Hiitnnr zed to net on iii-.*t lilrer.il pr nr.pl*-* in mt.iottiigpma.t-s.tde-emu wilt «U Un.sewho my i:li.H.»r |le.l course in prrfeiei.ee to j ai.i. g in very h-.pel.-«s dclt-nr-e ol Iln* whole, a* ll«t« on- iloimtediy wil. he, I oi-rk* Ibis »ini» mem for tl.e l.flin-fii o. ilio*e wh-i limy chomei*. Mvii.lih'-mselves a ..I wilt prryu.1 co io my fu.tli in tbovulid* sty nl'1 ho . In.in ..I ill) i-omii ents flie exctlcllieiil—tno Itilsr report—the lawless linen *— he iippllciiin.il unde 10 the Kxccniivef. r md in d.-loicng ti.t's*. . luiin-s logein-r w ill) tin' n- l.ilions enir red llilo—mill pledge* collie under, Io liiiela', l.y violcnt-n. llie loi tiler pioM'.-i.tion ot ll.e.n, >ie oil known loin coiMilneni*, mnl, It' need In , III* y, along witli this Ad<lic*s. me mnly I" In- Mud iMlo.e tin* JuiilCimy ol tin* State, a* I'm mint: tle- gronml of nn iippfu. for ill" exercise of ilnit puw**r .lint wil. a.doit-n otM-dience 10 die elvj.iiisiuil on*of die cooinry. nt tle*e»|M li*o • f Hi who Imve ilins soieiin.l) piclgci ihcillkt'lvea 10 *il tlt.-iii nl iV Ii- lllll-O. For try own purl, I modern! .Uy of opinion tlru such n pirn-., cling will I od'. Iy nnnee. *s rj.und hal tin* p.nii.lie** and cmi.lor ol' li.i* .\ l«lr* »» mn*l able 10 everv one •>! m.ii, dial yon ' .li.c.»M*; I limn 1 lire'll in I'm I lu-so grunts bcitr sluts* tmm tin* yeurs 17115 to 17:1.5, but eliivlly thrill 1733 to I7U3. The grunts, togetner with the surveys, are nil 011 record in die Secrutaiy of State's Uitice, nnd the dceils vestitij. the Lnndsin my cnismnettts, -ivo allrevmded in the C's.iiulirs where the lunds ilien lay. mid have been standing oil the Iteconls of said Counties since the years in wiiich tin* giants ismed, nml tin- twenty-five rents they have been i.jhui to the inspection of eve ry citizen of the country. My constituents nre also in |Hi*scs*ion of the original grants, with the surveys attached, together witli tin' original deeds from th<- gru I. e down to the present ciiiiiiimits. 1 liuve ulso uuideu Geogruph cal survey efdie Comities, nnd mil pr. pureii to nhow the precise Im-ulioii mid the line* ot llie several truci*; indeed it would In* itupos- sihle to liiil in estnblisliiug the lines Ir in iln* cor* redness of llm limps in the Secretary of State's Of fice, und exuct cuoforiuity of tbu original surveys uttiiched to the origiuul grnnls; iiion-nver, 1 cull prow by living .witnesses if need be, Uie itdiml re* survey of inuny of tlie important tnicts which wus urciiuiplislicd, nml ci‘rtitied by Surveyors mnl C'lmiii lieiirers. some of whom nre now n.ive in Georgia, mnl 111 the cerlilicutesof these persons wlioivsur* toyed, it is expres-ly stilled Inal die lilies of the orig in 11 surveys were Ibui.d in the most perfect older ii ill* year 18113. Tiivso facts, together with the perfert knowledge ihnt the oldest settlers uimnig yourselves, have ol these surveys set com letely und forever ut rest the story ilmtis uhroud nmotu you of the surveys In i ig all made in the chimney corner. They Imve been made on the land umi enn be shown nl this day to the satisfaction of the most scrupulous.—So imirli for title, 'Unit much time has been lost, nml that these cluims Imve luin long d rimml, 1 admit; this bus been in a great measure owing, ns will be shown, to their Whig the property of mimtv*, and of Trust nstntes mid ii.nl.iroloer d.sulmilic*, 11,nl it is well ku mu to many of you, that within the Inst twenty .years much money bus liven spent in employing yers and Agent* tu investijulc into this mut- 1 have dm* candidly and plainly set before yen tha nature of the eluim* and iln- design ccutempla* tod in nresenting them, it remnins only that such t plan be udopied us will tend most to the advantage ol all interested, nml l res|H*ctfully ask your co-ope ration in surli 11 plan, uud 1 dare say, that much will dc|H*tid on yourselves whether it is to be a short or u long settlement—whether un umiciiMo or i.n hostile one—whether a cheap or » very costly one —whether in short it will bo a settlement on dm broad priiM!iples of equity and justice, wherein the rights of tho solders will be recognized, aiul limit property at unco secured to them without either ex pense or tlelny, but toetvly surveying it off, <u* one that will be protracted from year to year in the Courts of the country, uceompaiiicd with an incal culable am mu of expo..*", vexation, pcrplcxi y, and uncertainty—of the latter, some of you may form some idea. The persons under whom 1 net nre citizens of the country, generally men who hold a large stake in di- 01,er si- ot 1 , 1 Hey ar.- ills * men ot ti'gli h..ii.M* l-e mg* Mini of most III" 1 nl s ntuo. nl*, 1.i d able their rUin.s will ho permit* Iwpatthil tribuMlthan mow si oglu to U judged, inomoir, a,**.. "bile tiny |>r...cut llieir Inuu-st claims to die pr>» pcriv tor wliicli ih-y mnl lin-ir lath, r* hoe paid '..»t •lii...,i.t* ..(' money a* will be *h >wn toyou,lh*-y a llie «suii. 1011- desirv (I o lea*t p..**ibte iopuy to me ii<t»n.«i ot every unmii *• tiler <*n the gr u id, and I Ii.iv.mi • doubt *>.ebmi nmieiibie Hrnng- omul J »"w lm ado l.y tl.e sellh-i-* tor Iln- iuul th •> ■•re a. loally setilvd upon, »« n.iul.1 tend much to •liemint n and s-coity „f .iu-.li»eni*r* hii | ilmir heirs io wil ii,n- c.eniiw. It .my Mirli Miriang'- nient % me li.it. d 01 «i*ln*.l for by nny n.iniMer ol ‘be selth r*. I am in*tiocied to li* en to 1 , a id to ■•cl in die 0.0*1 I.Ii.'in* ina..n**i 10 I'a.-iloniiu- coir* poaiiMU. wt..*u pro|Mi«e*i to me; uni while on do* P ini I may re ler ion to one case on gmai.yhal " I* "• • •OMnl in my u .eney s In ill • late of' K-n* ".Cky. lie re veins ..go, | lipiuglu *uil mj tiii.i ibiily. s«'Vi n M'ldns I Ml IMH* irnci 01 loud, all r due retlec* Immi U.atei h.ftii legal ndvl.-e, thirty .'lie of diem coomremire l wi>h me lor lh**ir p..*«*,sio.,., a-d gave menu the varani la id, which I allorwariL soldlo lliehl at n price laid on l.y mutual . r'.iilm* |o|#l iheii jmttaiiig six sellers »in,*i um nml d.* fend. iHtR* soil. \\ e h iv« obiain«il one decision again si l-ein, fiom which limy Imve appeided, ami III- costs limy imvo ulrc .ly paid is Hula shun ut dm " This Address wssrbiefiv prepared (or the nreu C uts ill nine of Hie Mkhlie Cuaniirs in wlibk we lure rn siiesdy < jmr otiog. with tlie exrentiun of what re* Irrs in such oparsiious. it will lm fimmleqiully applie. aid# to tha upper aodinwet t'ojuiirs, in which 11 is nowalswfailNMhHMU u-e I, ** •!*• •-UIiim I represent io iho* Vowadea art of tha aama ekataewr ami wUI to praaeMadMlilwmBWrM tba Utkars. W. F. , I.v . .•ppm-r *< wd in nine up,•rove nl tin* pi inn know llit)ml* ingei.ee ofmoi.y >.l y. n with v III VO die p ••11*11 •' lobe m-.pi I'lil.d. ..lid I t viiiced y.ni do not «i*li hool y*m pr per fits • lid- J nnd n.l to whn-li ymi liavei illi. r il.e Ii * gill or • n'liinhle c.lnmi, wi.| he Iree.y given 11,• in von. if yon wil give up I liu hnliiin-e. W Im mnoi.g you wdl s.l.|i-i-i o such a non—y..i.r nl'ji-c* .ion Mould lo*iillngi-il.er uioeiiob.e. My pnrp-se is us lieret.'f ie tom t widilirmno**, ji.dgiiieiii and di*i , .i ll II, and in all eireea un.l undi-r ..very nr um-tmice* "k-ep l« vw \v div golden vnk*. a In,-|, ,„v. '-wIints'M vi r ye wmi'd tln.l men *lioiild do to yon. de ye even so In di *m." 'I o all re ni'lnnled by such prini-ip.e* 1 inn ready i*r he.ir nml ent**rinto Midi airnng.-riieiilsn* may he nmtiially nd* vailin .runs, mill to muse who pn fer legal pna-eeil* mgs I urn ready mid willing 10 let llie 11 dm* of my c.iii*iil.ii'iil* l.e fully and Inn ly tesie.l in die lltir ol the Coiir s.nnd foi 'hi* purpose Ihnv. iu*tiliin-.| Ie* gnl piiMr.'.'dii.gs, ur.d lenvi'tlie mnttcr 10 bn lined upon by each nl'ynuns may si eui to him to In- thu most cot.d -"i»i for his interest. I remain, gentlemen, Verv rv«pdtfully, Youi n’tidieiiiarrvnnt, WILLIAM 1'RI.WHOSE, Agent. Savannah, 18W. [run Tiia G'ommx.] LATE MKElINfl IN LIBERTY COUNTY. Mil. Editor;—It was not my design III again orruiyy.Hir roiumi.f upon llit sld jortof my f* rmer 1 ommui.h-uduas. 1 he principle* ih. fa I ml down, were ackiiowh-ilgeU even by my opponents, to I* 1 iittomrovoriibli*/ and I tlierefora d -lfrmlnal to withdraw from a diirtis«iou. which in its present a- p* ct. w .nl.| only engender a criminous feeling,* itb- out c.rrre-cliug the . rmr* which the * I’lese'itmeni I r.imnlg nr I. But sir, upon penning in your join* us die.idler iteuiting, the proceedings of a meeting pnrp.otiog l.ijn* convereal in oln d.eitce to die re** qa-si of the" 5 grate! jury,* 1 f» t solemn y cim«lrain- ed to lift lip my voice once in irei • favor of law, o>* •Icr and rq'diy. A*acit xeii of Ctuorgin, n« n **•" ol dm Am riuan K-juihdc,—as a descendant ot those who ii.ke.1 ilndr al., hilt honor, in the call-e nitre— don, I am Immil us i'.r us my feeble r-ff.ns avail todi#coimlenmiee, in pub icaiei private, such tiqj'i * tifi ii*le, un.l illegal in. usnre s. I win tu ly uwure ol llu*gre anrs*,.tin! res|Ma-t .bnityofiheni* edn-—I am awaie iil*ool llm tiileni, vntue and imcgiiiy uhii h were du'M* repre*»eiiti*il, hilt neiiher tub lit or virtue, liowevi r esa n-d, or nimoreil. can sum*lion <m-h mi** ,ud.'i*d and nnwarrmtihlo pr.*c*-e*iieg*. l« rather places 111 IhiIImi relief llieir rash design*, ns llie sirnug shining of dm snn fnltg discluses the def.o* nniie* which die feebler light ol’tlw mooil but fu tility reveals. lint why should die citizens of Liberty mun*y Im* dins |in*iy in forestalii g dn* action of law I N*i claim* have yet liven sei iqi hi dial county, no writ* s.-ivfd, no kiirveya mad-, und ull that lush •en.lon- Consist in making a fow extricis from lb" records of tie* conn. They arc truly taking 11 >t only dm , by the{.iredork, but ju*tloe too, nml by ilii* extra I legt*lati. 11 lielrny f.*ar« which lead tin* candid to he* I liev*dint ill - claim* idi.nitioliein«tiiti*ed nrefoiin* J ile.1 inequi y, or wise, why this great ml •? Wliv this present mem ? .hi* convncnti.m*-* heae lhrit.il* **>t:iis defiuiire.ifdin law t Were llu’y sali*fin.l ol die fraud and . Iiicm ry of the plaintiff, would limy lint Invrit legal iiiv-sdgatioti 1 W.mld they nut •i'im.1** dieh deed* and ic.mrd*. ratliet linn pr- in. and meeiingsf Would they mu throw op. n, tri ie open, lie* hulls of justice, nnd demand a lull, fn*e and impi'tial h-nriug T Such woii.,1 lie die nm mnl supposition upon die premise ofdiei. recliimle. But i .sieinl nl' this, their in-nu.neiil- of law, lire de* weapons fdefiince; llieir coin* ol eq*ii y iiri'exriii*i| c.iMoimi'*; llieir decisions ol the th-neb, die nimdl-inis of men, who*o conniy form* der, morulily nml ii.t lied, Inis. ver been the piide nml die Imasi of G oigin. Tlio claim* of llie | Inin ttf up,m llie kind in question, ure eidi r just—m SOUTH SKA LX!'1,0*1 INU LXI’EDITION. Copy a Idler from Lieut. Ciunles Wilkes, coinmnn. ding tl.e Kx|d*-rn*g l.x, eiloi.*i., to iln* S.cielur uf llm Navi, daii-il IJ. 8. Sun. VlirCNNi fl, OllANOK 11aIIIluH, IXHIIA UkU I UKUll, t-i-Hi.miy ‘J-J, lU'JO. Silt*. I have the honor m ndvi*.* y u oi n.y i.rs*:* vnl wall tin* ripi.idreni ut this Inn bur, idling mi lieultn, on llm 18 h iu«i.; do* lieing llm rend, zvoii* Idosigmiled pii vi'.iis to car yiug mm i-ll'. cl >. ui oiders rcludve to exploring somii in ill* iiitaicnc eiu-le, nnd llie em|d"yiueiil ol ihu •cieiitiliccinp* in lho«e legions Since my deparlilie from Itio de Janeiro on ll.e Dili otjaiiiiu y, I haul Had no opporl unity of com* iiiuuic-.iing wiili you. W ii hail ii long,a.lli..ugh pleu*mil, pa-sige, ..M ine lo .ignt - imls, m Itio Nigra, on die consi ol I'.it.,* gimtu, where ioslrin-iiiuis carried me. U Ie r du ne* Have prevented my couipli tuig my report of die olisei vniioii* dn re • it a.a.I. In- loi winded. Iiowi-vei, .pporloiniy, ..ml wn , | I l.ope, he Nigio, lo yon the varln sul.*liicii.iy to you. Wouxpei .eoci*d s.uno .leleuliou ut It owing to llm exposed situation ol die .-pen load* stead, niiiI regr I lo minim y. ii di n n.i io*i foui imclio.s uud cnides, mm l.y ih- I'. acck nnd thr. it ny llie two ti iiilcis, nil tin* ve*>i*l* hiniug l.e* uconi* pelted to gel iimlor way umi run oil .1 .ring a cul. -, the 1'uHCock, I’orpoise, uud lemh r*. weio compeli. al in sup their cui-li's. Oil our return ilu* n -xi d iy dm P'.rp.ii.e recover* ed mmis, l*m dm odo-rscould no tm tiutuii'i-ii, ufn i a diligent scum Ii, owing lo rtmir Imoys nliving hire ken iiiliil.; nml, l.uving c.nnp.fiianlltlmi y.air in* siiui-lioi.s loqiiiivd of me, I ,efi Kio.Nig.o oii.lie 3d ol Fthroury Im ihisum h oage. On lire mirk ne.e I p'.s-e.l lliiniigli the sln.il* ol Li Mane, ai.mml nml wiilim 4 ill.ms of Cape Horn, w.in tim-q .ad. on ill coni| nny. 1 found ilu* Relief'hero ongage.l in picturing lot us, Mgiveubiv lu Illy iiistil,ct,oii» to m l c.ai.ni.o.* We liuve lieoii ul-o since our tirtivul cm s'linLy eilgng-il lu pn*, in log tbo VfsM I* lor il i lill-. lo me iio.aict.e ivgi.-n. A.tl.u.igli I inn till y um .iu ii.iii • lai iilu il.p. is unlaid II*, all.I o.-y |.r*.mdiiy la* me •tie. *'a*iiii, yi t .oliuiiiagi'* ii.uy uii-iuelr in ii to our ItituiM iiperalinn* in nny ii.t mpi we mm licrt*uf er make, nml l c.iim t Imego ill- oppoi** u.oiy wli.c.itno -easel, vet ull-ros nl iiiukii.g t.,c iuul 1 lake leave u|*o io enclose hcrewi b do ins rue* lions I liiivegivi'ii tdc lilts irtitse, wlncii wi.l give you till, iiiluimunuii in re gun! to oui um ml. d move* mei.t*. 1 'ball leuve llm Vincennes only in d.i* liaibor, sale yuiumc.l, und | rocieil with iln* I'mp-i-e hi.iI vu.lcr Siu tint 1 , to endeavor lo gain a loilhi-i know I dgu iif Ito'exient of I'-lmvi'* laud to thu seiitlivvnrd and easivvanl, us li.eie may lie l—s ice lu lli.il vicmiiy hi tnisluto se.is-ui itmn at Hiiyotli.-r inn.', llm in-w ice mu timing yet to-me.I, wlui li I trust vv.ll eiiul.k* me toguiu iiiluiiiiiitiou lur uuy .u* tui« a .tempi. I'n-vious lu h-avhif Ri .de Janeiro I wus nppre* I.O.isive, as I iiifoiiintl \mi, tliM! I rh'iild I eveiy late m dm season L»r .lire ilu y. 1 »l.ud endeavor to improve our liinni-d tune lo llm best .olv image, a* wiu appeal hi the copies uf my iiisliuciion* here* Willi .IHlIsllliltl-d. Tim Viiiiei.iu s will aw .it my r-niin here-* lung ns pracnctit.le, und, in tuecv. ni ol my deteuiioii l.y ice, slm will proceed to Valparaiso, tnerelo join dm ot ei vessels Ilmi may noi Ih* detalueil ivilh ihsiim- (lous I,. Copt. H id'i.n re, ciiryoio us f.r ire p lue, previous toon Hilcmpi to .,i,| me t.oilie bu-iix* log i.p of I he ice limit II- r *e..» mi. I n tVar-ck, i'-rp. i*., nml lemle**, have be fi'led np with piiivreioim from ih- Hem f. umi •Ii sup, l.eil vv.ih wnmiel.iilui.g piese.v d in. a •, •Ian.iscoiIiluic*, tor nny i-uu-ig* my, to mu."* u* uiior aii.e in co*** ot »n tentio:. I take with Hit*ilm peudnmiii ua.l oilier ia«tn.* met! *. to»mp «*y iwy \ .m • il we >i.«*'Ud Im •Irnitwil. which it will i c my end. avor lo avoid, i„|- | .un lire ly co . vine* d ol tin* del y* -I II I ft id .-.Ullages sm-Ii a d.-leiilliiu ivou.d CaUM) to llie III *IV impoll.ill. di.t.es and o|a-raiioiis ot Im* I'Xpeilltion. yet i tnrei, in tin* even, of sueli uii uccidi'nl, oui lin e alii not bo mis,* pent ur l> s'. I have the h mor to he,» r, M "I n-.iar limy. CUARl.KS WII.KKS. Coiiuuaii ling hx|. Kx. Hon. Jxuxs K. rAUtnixo, S crotal) oi me N ivy, Washington. di-y nil' iinjii't. If just, limn equity, mimmi, n*l.* giou, .I- in uni llieir iimpiidificd surrender, according lol'liesiiuiiies of l.iniiu'iuli. Bat if unjust limn iC'prel fur their own liai.ui, nml love for i hoi. ill. tu* li.insof dm Sian*, n- pnre dial they slinuld In* legal' lv ih rilled, ha legal y coi.fi mod in llieir tides, und He b gully known bemre ll.e world ns tlio rightl'in owner# ol die soil, uud not ibuaireuip tlm p'eru-ii* lives ol law, und pri.uuiii.ee tlie.i < wu ina.vdic.iny sentoiici-s j it always utgin s ngaiioi a cause, bow* , voi good, when its friend* resort lo illicit and tin- cuiisiiiuimi.nl measures loaniiin tlmii end. Tiuili cud* I." mine of llm fuclilijus aids, uud support »| injustice. Sue is i.qt afraid of die light, olio hides in no covi n place, »lm oiilceindie* It rsc.f In liiml iioteclii.iciihlieiofHw, slm stands forth nloim in lit - iii.j-siy.'l Imr own virtue, umi is, lik- Mi.ton'. Eve, •• Umlecked, save with herself—more lovely fair, Til in wood iiympli, "I the tallest G.chle»s." DiH-fl In i CdU*e need llm scln-ines and menaces which uie hi '.tight to heui on this case ? Ate uii. c iiiiIh so depraved,—uiir j'.rms so perjured, us l*» excite it.ui til, lost tlm .word oi jirei ico be used .nny uguiiint die poor, die frtelnlies*, nut lue oppress, d ! N.l No| Veiiu.ity. biilmry, con up. ion, have mn .* iio iiooails us yei in tin* faics ruciiiie ofuin- statu* •uy cod.; undunh inly will every pulii.it pray tout e'er Hint ii.gl.inous lime kIiii.I hi rive, ** tile vie* ii.cmis may m.-ei witli I- rvent Ima*, uud die fiiiiiu infill, be lolled togvlberas h scroll " But, suy souw, the. ca-yeiue of such prutiwc- led liiigMiiini, it i« iiiftull'eml.li—we will iiih endure il! And lias H etinm lo ilus, dial die keeping ufile- |h*i.ci-,and llm u .eying of dm luws, is in-d- u mat* lerof dollars uiul cums! Whut novel d«ciiiin* is Ibis 7 T Inn we me ut liberty to inl'iuel, set aside, aiidprej"dic.ile any inw, il iii.iihlo t» pay dm ex pease ol u l <w suit. T Ii. Ii llie poor have liceirei- n I ways lo rob. I, mid die lie. dy can d fy law uu.l sh.* tut-, without f. nr oi conviction Ol-penally, bliould tins stale . I’ things heco.tie i-imrul, w lmi a *|M*d.i* cle would our land present! Ad dm vuu|>eialive vudciii.itions ••! foreign enemies would in- ful.dl. d; and the I.n** of freedom in eveiy lut'd, p.iiming (•* llm Siturtiiiliu of Aniencaii jireiice, woo d seid^up one lung shout of triumph, lint die lint hope of I heriy wtt* shiimdeil in eiernid nigh. Iletnro die first |miiiic War. the e a.ose a dispute liolwi on Care tinge and Cyitue a* to llieir re*p enve .units. To setilu the di*seoti'Mi, il wire tij.ecd ih it two young meii lV"in euco city, sii.mld s t out from di-iice m th- same time, ami di" place of meeliiy idimml lie llieii Im.u id tries. The (!yn*ir.nus rooieudeil lint die I'lnhe.ii bad m ule tliein.ret tinsie, un.l only con* Rented in abide by the re-»ul , ii its remove a.I sirepi ei"H ofliuud, they would ague to la* buried alive i. ll.e sp* t win ie they met. T his die . > io.irui in.iiii-* di slely aeiVd. d to, and the Cuithageiuaii* er rieil it Ii a i s lo th'ii memories, nnd puid di-m die lioiiors •it divinity* Here wits u selfsn. rdi 1114 paiii..t,.m. uoiil.y of dm highest renown. II is this tmnne .pi* til p.re»ed eniiie.y nwuyf Oi should ii mil ratl.ei i'Xt'1 in n nobler, wild pure r ih-gren*, hi.iI lileialua uidi it dm molality un i rep.ililiaunisin of dm pre» sent day. be read) to endure greater snerifiers. for die |iciic«— the honor—the pn pctuily of our it-iiii* try/ JIIK LOI TON MARKET. Wa give (lie f -llowmy fnnn tin* N. Y. Expras* of SstatJai last. We niika IIO remments, bai let llw immoahtih* community ju.lfB f*»r ttmnisel o . Tl># Courier and Enqvittt, hi Intto hieing il.f'bj^*** gives# * ireli MlGen. Jai-KSON and Mr. iViSiUltURf —yei ii seein* to .li«.!ountenaiM-- die iiit-recr nee *1 l||.| U. S. Bank. L says—*‘ If Eunqieui lioirees, ill iheii avhl.iy looWiam ronsign ne-ds, uff-r targe ail* ''.•lire*, wed und g*Mi.|-wih 01 's Im the risk and then's In* dm profit: hut tint our hanking insdlMtion* should lm*i.|.*ft i-neaeiMge s'lipments to diem on " giM»d |M*rs'Mi.il scciimy," wi.l, we are c nvin-ed prove 011 dm king mil u very losing lumemi t »th'* r *ioekholder*, nnd a verv bud business to d.ose who allow ilirnree.vrs lo U* drawn into shipments by such .nJticeini’td*." [ From thr S. K. Fxprrit 8'A »**/•] Tlm coiion Cnci.iur ol wh cu we given hi-l'TS yi-s enl iy. nnd wh'i-li will in* !■ 11. d eniir-io unr Iiaslmd Hlirest iHVoinhle • fieri ill eh 'eking lo- downward tend* neyiif Colton, und ill i .spi.ing i'.M,hili*i..-e. Il wa*, and is *ii! . •luuhled ,y iiiiov,avt-iihuiiutliii.iiy mil geiiniimiii*A*ofilie •i.a-Udieii 1 uud ii is c.-r uiiiiy put I'ordi in .1 strange .ruin, w .t io.i. uauie, dined line. We find Iniwever on .i.ipi i v a 1I1 • proper sniiiee, dial it is aoauthni** is**d pi.eliiciiiu, amt Him ih- pn ti-s Imre me ready and lie.lioire lo advance 011 a. V iiiniiuut uf Culluii, ilmi tiresv in* offer, d. The C r ulnr will have m ue .•rt'«*i-l 111 hrepiiing cui.fidei.c , llian in affording tiny udv.iiilagu 10 ilm 11.idlin'*. Most of die Cultou lit-ie, and -ai tiiu south, m hi ih" hu.al* of alibi in.-rehan s. nml Bank ngeii s, uhundauily uld.* to sei.d il for* wH>d. uud 110.1I it *,ii lh<* .liner side. Til • position oftlie .M uiey Market wmnpprnnHi- 111- 11 cilves,—.I wn* pi un 10 perUelVellint a crush a-.,s c uii log. Tim du.igur w .s ill -t wneii prims diou.il-i*ri..u* y give w.iy, und failure** lo|.w,— iie-r - vvonl I .a* 11 • -topping p iai,—Hud diet prices uiigiit tie lorcod d .wn, liy holders uud utueis left wiiiiout mi) coun ri utncioii. to u ruto tint would ou m*re.CMMiiii ion*. This eiiCMiiii has just appeal* ed in Inn- to 111 rest tin* ill**st* r Tile Smilli will mow »ei* I11.1t tu.* article is tu Im sustained ; nnd • nut iii.i at 11.1 u-ixirel*. T1mge11er.il preiltcii 11 is, a.tii'i'g.i no link, nr it'i nllusloii lo 11 hunk, is in 00 f.ual tint du* re tim warn of dm U.uied Sate. Hank. Wo Jump iiconfiil min .y •t.lvu, tiv Um*o dial iiiigotl to know, that Ii il bank iiih. 11 idling to do with ii. Tlmy un) o t.lier llm piiunumi* nor dm siistiinier* ol dm plan, ilien*nut v,iiimn opinion* ns to tiie.idvaiitiigi Hand • I.* .dvailing— oiu ine.isoie of In* sort, and there is in.it-ii .0 ihj -aid lot and igu.iret Wean* not tlie adv.o:.i.e* of n ink m eiop uy, a* our cour*e in lelu* iioii 10 tin 111 mis mti n in'n 1 made niauif st. Ii, However, ill ill t.vnlll >1, or a 1111111-mi of individuals, get log .iiiei .toil oil'. 1 ta In* puluic. to make ui|vui- c soo.iire 11 urn principal stipb's ot our country, and it not In,,lo .oils lo lue puli.ir, we see no reireon why Ire sliou.it not I1.1V" llm pi iv liege und tbu light. I. i»"i.ic <iu lo.g" wlncii isiii ccoiilui.ee vvuii die pi ini-ipii's 11.001 goveiiiiueiit. aioc.iv*, 11 wureireo ih* ••*. 11 by our quofndniis, nnd Iht it* is lielu r ifi iii g in \\ an sin el. il 1* believ ed tout Lx. iiiii.ee \viii seme 11 lutte, 1 limy too .'and itad some mind.e Js of .1 1 Mrs ar* riven u ,\evv U.ieun* Ih.iii Tampico oil tho 1st uf iVlshmwf|l A.OOllbaIN Of ibl« amount tha wanwfaeturlnt estaWh ofihe'Unlted State# will requli# at least TA.OOtlbal lef te tha new crop romes lorwaid, leaving about 200,1)110 hags fur fciirign export. Il ought I * *»»» lemAikitl, that tho ItalM thi* year ate a'aml |5p-r oral, stan t w eigln from dm nnwgeimnil use of small k*r w*m|ifi'Ming ImXVs, with a v iew of in.drt lag tho cet'in park age* ovoa portxhl". SATUIIDAY. JUNK 1.1. IMS. Klau'uftbeffre! still I earthy sway, Uisliiniu'dlliniugb ages yet untold ; O'er earth’s prend realms tliy stars display*. Like innriiinc's radiant nlmida unrolled. Fin- of die skies! still peerless shine. Through ether's azure vault unfurled, Till every hsn.l and heart entwine, To sweep oppression from the world. O 3 The Petersburg Cnnutellnthw nominate* Jnme* McDowell, Esq., n* n suitable person for Governor of Virginia, to succeed G*.v. Campbell. K7* Tho Hon. T. Fukunchutskn, has been chosen Chanccllnr of the N. York University, nnd was inaugurated on the fith inst. 07We acknowledge tlio receipt oftlie Report of the Committee of 21, of the Into Commercial Con vention, at Chnrleston, S C It is from the pri *s of A. E. MlUKR of that oil), und i* very well ptiii ted, Tlm N. Y.nk J'liirual of Co n*n *«•» sav* r—Tin* limn negotinled by Mi-Onifi-', ttf Smith Cared'* nn, who n'lurned in th* packet *bi|. R i*ciu«. fmni I, vei-p*Mil, lias imonplici-d in the hand* of dm U, S. B ink. Timamo mt now uvlihibl** is £350,0.ill. The bank condaims to *unpty d> * m irket with ex* change oil England nt !IJ premium. The Noif.dk Benconef the Ill'll any*, dint n sloop of War tnli* name I the York Town, w II In* Inuiirh* ed from dm Navy Yard. Gosport, no Monday the I7ili, die Anuiveisii^ of the Battle of Biinkor Hill. She wo* built in75 working days. Yo. NEW YORK, June 6, 1833. hive, d nibtie**, received iln* v. ry ii.davoio* Id" auvi.es ti) me Great V\e*t"in. in re u io.i to l. i) Co.tun tit.itk.*i. The ndvices, it i* uppivliuiid* i*il, do i.ut iI.si ii.-" "veil ■ o llie toll cxicui llie dun* g< io.i* *..u u:un in winch mirgieiii siupi« is p aciil. Tlm ui.iuurei.u.1 ibin.iid tor yarn* un.l cut 1 mm un mu Coinint'ii.i 1 Itv short liurvcsl oftlie i.i»lyen ; iIim »lupiiwiit ufi.iiliimi ire.m Great Uii- lulu, UN.i co.ree.|.ii*i>t rise mum laienl iutmest by ilm batik ul Kiig.ui.il, mu*t all iii. vituhly tend tun gi"uii‘i uud in.ou ucc. li-inii'd decliiie tu pricus, if B.iu.e si* p* uro not promptly udopti-il to pi event •iimg -luck ••ic.iiiiiiiievvy 111 dii* cuiintry WATKR MELONS. We were presented yesterday with u fop’ water iim*Iiiii. by Mr J. A. Dove, which was rui*ed mi hi* plauudun about thirteen mill** from tbit city. Wv uiulcrsiaud Im hnaight bIkhk 3d tu market ye*, ter.lav, q al nutwidwlvudiug the pivtsura ot litre times', S'siti di*|M*setl • fllteiii at 50 eei.l* n piece. Tho 13th June is early l.» liave ilu* dellci *u» vege* table* ill mir market, and they do not come amiss thi* wirm weather w lien the thenn.nneler range* at 81.—Aegeita l’one. of prf.trduy. * We think watermelons ar* more fcncrolli ,aod rr.-lainly mure properly, called fruit. FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. Wc nra indebted to Cnptaiu Perelersuu, of thebrig Patsy Blount, from Belize, lur 11 file uf the Belize Advertiser to the 4th of May inclusive, Tlie paper of that data contain* buo advices fr .m Central America, which represent the condition ul that unhappy country a* wretcie.l in tlie extreme— torn by contending factions, ami wlmse disputes there is -ecurity for neither life nor properly. The state* ot Costa Rica, Nicungtin and llupdu* nt* have broken loose fronj the cniifederution, and declared themselves freo ami independent—ami a- gain united themselves for resistance to the federal government. Miinizan, tho president, and Carrera, the leader cf the reformers, a* they call iliemselvcs.havelieeii pu dishing m mifeslo* against each other, each an* rosing hi* rival of tyniiny mid trensoii. The latter h.i.vever, appear* to li-ive preivcd the stronger for <\ ■ : : ad >t poislnmniion signed by him, nnd dated the v iiy 01‘Guulenialu, which he entered it seems, witli- out iximwilioii. euc.y ia April, and, to use his own expression, ** a--esta!diilied tlie Irgtiiuutc govern* ment." Thus it appear* that Central America bus boon thoroughly revolutionized. According t • order# from England, n British ship of war had visited the isiniuL of llnutan mid Bonnca, nnd taken down the Hug of the Central An-: Van republic, substituting fur it the British ensign—those islnmis lining claimed u* the righ lul pn*»ci>*i(Mi ol Great Britain*—A. )’. -Hmi-rri it AJc..Qih i it. NEW YORK. Jtm-fi. The property nfS imuel Swuiiwunt wn* sold (• • d-y f.r ihel*eu"fii ufth* U..ind Stales, This pr* * p sty i« veiv good properly, * e'C.t <l.*nint ii b. mg Inis of iaiid 10 Una city ; Imt i. i» v. rv much ern-uni* tiered, uiul *okl lor but little more limn lie* elKi.lii* loan * «. A large |Miri ioi, of it wn*ldd i.ffl*y • de* j'Miv U. S. Alaifthal—for what purpose ii is i,.o ki.uwo. Thi* prop- ny of Swiniwuut'* l.roi^hi I u- le.'wisn $11,0110 aid $13,1)00—nut much ouuc liurntha vv>%t *d snUra*. Cowl a C too near Home.—Tho Louisville Jour nal remurk#: A Mississippi P*p*'f came tousyestenlny, entire* Iv filled with Shentl’s sales. It may lie thought, Umi such a r.ch harvest of advertisements mu*t Ih» axiretwly gratifying to the editor, hut we notice one arming them, wh ch, we fiar, cannot be particularly agreeable to him. Ui* own ptopeny is advertised by the Sheriff. u umii. mg tuf. twtiut nmnv.uwtv! tme in tlin Luvu* p Ull llllllnei,: li tie* iiooftiimpiionot'rnwcoitonin England bod ••id) .Innii.iftiiiU mine luo or fitiein pi r iv|ii,slii| .iic»..se.pioi.ce of llie nm c.e.ii iy arc. r ained di-fi- oieiiry in me I.U.I yeni'scrop, (w’locbhu* t alien uu .re .y us .o.v ii* ini) lowest i-*lini.iit*,) part price* wool., mil on y 11V" l»i'"ii ,a.o in mu i.nipp. is, but preliia* I, 1.*, a il nt'i.C" t.n-y ure* ii»l iitiui.xii.u, loih" ulini'g. ••I U..W tiraiit i.'.o i.pL—ol.11 loa, vvli.u.i so idlen tie* privf* .Im .-piru 01 rarti com.iiurtfhil o lv. n.tue ol a.i jirei ci i.fuio »y iiipa.ny. Tm*ox.ri.Mvli.niiy in.liag »ff in ihu consumpiinu ol tm*raw mu mial, .spumup , nut 11 little ui.led b. a del-ruin 11 iono.inp.rt of tin* English spiunci, o liave ini) Ii sniueol lue ciop nt In* own pri. uinlci 11 lie.i. I ilm a*the great nml tenncioni ho - der id tlie lus- year is ou. ult.u-lii 11k l, lliereuxisii i.Oftenim..l.lfic.l.y io Ins way, by wo.king shun oours tor a Ida weeks, lo acc .uqdisli tlili desire aloe end. It bi-cioue* uecessiny,iiieielinv, to sii|e piy me absence ul'tiiai greiu pcofct.ir, by somo cu* iipi-iiiti.inuiiii.i.g iiai.viiliiiil inieiesl*. Now it is q.iuii oUvioii* that but ono uf two mod.-* woiilil ■ o oki-ly o couini raci the n snli iln-t '••MSI ii.liuiwiaeinwiial ly Uuw Irani me vase* ju-t i. d l-llliil. 11.vJitU would In* in organiz*>, through -hi nld ol tm* to.iik o. iln- L'nii"il &t.ii., un.l n.u banks in tin* iii-iii.-ipiio.opor.ii'ii* ol iho ilillt-vi iit stall* c*'llilo..ul..,n riillicn-i.t ypitwe.lm to udv.iiicen , 0.1 evo.y Hug .1 . o toil o.< till. Side «l ill" water, vvl.icti woi.I.i tiisiiie ila being ki pt in tins country lot Until* III.H.t.-Si 1 II * other vj.tf.ii • w.miI.1 Im in o inoentnitn in uu" nuti*", in Livi'i} tm., ilu* wtuiU*. or th" greater purl 01 toe cotmii 1,0 v in go I'm wm. , ny niiHiniii.i ill. in nn- ii«t • long, mleq into mat c-ihhr t nidi. sU.lli'l II iv poiCt i/nl lo « i.ui'lc ill" l.oii-i' in que-lion 10 1,0....... ■ 0,01, .1 grea t r part i.|' ibe p so-co oi c, ti**is 111 Li'g.aiat i* w. r ,"il off m *m n.l- vanci'M pric« 5 a i"*.i t winch die succi wsiut t.*»n 1 f tn* plan won .1 i.n-vitany s 'iure. Tin* inrtm-iiviii*. liowevi 1.is.io le(.i.*tvv tbstun* d.i.ij ita'll.ed a.nl iiii.i.e,liiil"|e»Wi*i ta piV'tlinu* ih> •I* s.ie,I re-ii t,) in me ciu.clusi.v i.l») ci.oii ofar s* i*ng un .in o.i'.ign "xcitungtJ uperuli m.s, when migiii ii'izn.il mu a..liny m mi. Im..k-even in tin* aiiui.iii* a.nie*, hi eooin.ii. *,."iie pay mints, wloiftt II. 0 ..IM pr-j ct would 1 ui'ii 1 r y |i, t* from tins til. I cno,, .1* 11 woiinl ai „i,i*, o igiiiim tin* cur.ml ul exciii.ii.t**,. ml "iiobc us t * w. ut. er the crisis. which tin* li.ftt pnoi vvou.il ta* but nm apl to | ro* •luci. 1 h se views an* me resu.l ol' n ciihiVh ii. "•‘leu >• sii*iil.i) wus belo won o. e ol tin) mosi ii ilu nt.u ..ii 1 oiiu.ligmt iii. rcnauis ol I'lnlade ph u. io t*onjiii.i'ti.,ii vviinconineivial gi*ut..-m.*n ul • qunlly iiigiifti.oi.ii.ig 1.11111 i.t.n r piuiioiift . | tin- Union It i« loen f ro aiiiiiiuiimi 10 you on llie b«ftt ail* Ihoioy. ti.ai ui i.n ng.-nn-ni ha* bet-n made by wiii. n a.i .iiiv.1111-" 01 ilnve Iburtns (on wlmt may Im est.ma.ed ii» ill** pruftein murkrl valmt ot cotton, »ny 14 ceins, j win bu mad" on cv try bait in this i i.u.ili), at al. our principal chipping ports, Iii ull Iio.ileift, 11 tm yd Mm to avail tiienre* |ve» of ibis udv.iii.u.e. I no con-iguineots are to go forward in liiiinpnreys & Bitbi.e, who, ftiirtatui d byade* qtial" int'aiison until sides of the water, will be aloe 10 lio.il on until piles oigorouily ratty. If mo iisiiil .'iiftUalites of ii,o seiis.ui wider 11 short, or, uny tli.ng under un itwr g>* ew»|» |vr.>b.tt»h*, this p uu iini't 1 .-suit in great pmfii.o ship, • *, and benefit to uqi ii.iiiutry. If ou tilt* oilier bund llie »u iiinn should disclose th" premises of an nloin- d ml toil vert, lie large suck ol cotton which Massrs. il-impurcy* Ai Bi'I.L**, i . case mu slnp.no .Is a e made 10 mein,wool I hold,woii.dprobably ind'icetho great and powerfulintereit which siihuiii* them, to enn r tl.e mniftei 11, 11,e Uniied Stales early 111 • lit- H.'t.onn, bv n-ivanciiig on |||" fiisi quarn r ol •lie o**w flop, in or.lei to reta.11 it on ih * side ot til.* vv i.ir.i.r a i,*as ,.11 Ie period, so «s to make • he ti.Mii i> Hot ..I in.* short t top of 1838 m irtly •afe 10 a/I American xhipp n and holder* A in,*; o 1 ii* vJnvu. r .* «ni"l>i*u IM iln* priori- pi* Colton Fai-iore* iuul blnppers, uud I'.esidents •a 1110 Hoik* in t.u* ••Miner..cilie*, 10 whom with all pioper mim i. ih', , it i* ftog^esteil tu c ise llie a.i inure.oi the sliipnient to Alecr-. tlumpnnys & Hi JI"»|ioim| letiovMi ilu* tii.l roi.V"ioci.i-.*ot ilm soi, |N*|» Hint ll.e l..-litnt Oils on r wldeli t I*y pn- •Me tl • oli o. 1 .ai g.HMl |an-ftiufi. *t't:ioiiy tin* residue o. t'l" iii-ceiiliii.Nl ii.oii vi li.cli m iv In* reipitred, 4 on* Ileariy co* •peru-in 1 lit tills plan ta solicited Lv suvti.g ilifiiiieit'fti* , | *ur givnt slap.", which must emi n."rt.i:ilisiii,i.., i.ot *t speeqiiniv.* va ue, hot 1 * t-iir pr iviH'itarding lothi* just rel uioita wide 1 ftiippiy Hint tMUftinnp I m sh mi l hear iii* a.-li oilier. An agent i*iii|N.wt* e I in n* fully to di»cliwi* these view-, wi 1 Ie in join coy in a few days, mi Id* way South, und will be prepared to curry them fu • ly ii.io.fleet, I*. S —Freon ibe most niithrniio sources efiufor* mu io'i. yi u may lake thef*l|.»w ing nt the probable ■n.t I'mire *i.K-k ol co'io-in the United States, of iliecr-.pio l&'JJ. on ibo 15th day of Juno next, cu* ■mne,—either m'lnal.y pramat in ilepot,ortocumu 101 waul fioin H e intuuui murkru, New Grieun# hales 103,000 Health i r this City.—Fmni tl.e report of >h< Si-xtmi to tlm Board of limith,it will he seen that imr chy is i.appi'.y exempt from disease, th* »e hav ing Iweii hot lour ion rmoni* duiing th** | a-t week, nil colored person*; and blit one ca«e Jof fever among them, a young child. 1 h>* vigilance of our Bmu-ilof llenlth. secniided hy 1 he a'tent ion of citizens, generally, to tho condition of their pienii. es w III, we trim, with the hlcs.mg of a Higher I’oiv. T, confer on our city its usual exemption, of late yeurs from disease. While the Thermometer ranged nt 00 deg.in our News Room yesloiday.ut 2 I*. ,M.,and in some sit* iiutimis hieher, we would advise ail our readers to 'mbibe Soda Water in moderate draughts, and keep lUN.I. LATE FROM FLORIDA. Tha steamboat L'bariatton arrived on Thutiday Right, direct from Bl .ck Creak, with sevcntl aflacra U. 8. A. 00 board -Mqjor Fauatlcroy, 2d Dragoon., Capt. Backus, 2J Infantry, and LWoti.Mer.13 and Inge, with two Cumpaniat 2d DragnoM, deulaed lor Fort Columbus. N Y. The prmpactofa per. m.inent peac* w| h the Indians is qnlto favourable, and Indeed may bo cnnsldnred as (airly settled. Within tha last fow days, it is said, that muiy hundred Indiana have coma i.t at Fort King, friendly to peace, and nn their way 8outh, la fulfil* ment of their treaty engagements. They dally meet the expresses and trains on the road, and appeor perfectly assured in their manner of tlio favourable change in affairs, intimating m little disposition to molest others, as fear of being* molested; some fears were at first entertained, that Gen. McComb, would not be enabled from the dis persed condition of tho savages to affect nny desire able arrangement* in so short a time as ha hail al* loll'd t i hiTta.iIf.nnl thlsoirtumstanca.at this tima, offered to tho d ssntisfied, tho only ground of inter* cited cavil against it; but the General took the most judicious men is hi tin very seeming haste dis played to inspire tha enemy with confidence the f first step ta.be ink *n,and without which the most pro / tracted negotiations would have been abortlvo. The dispersed situation nf tlie Indians will without doubt leave many of tlie&o wandering wmrhrs In a stale of ignorance for some time, as to the relative position of the bellcgcrnnt parties ami. consequently "om- mischief will occnsmnally bo perpetrat d by detached parties, aid perhaps even in some in* stances, they may avail themselves of this state of things to glut their natural thirst for blood and plunder. But there is now nmnng the intelligent and p’n trintic citlJ’.cns of Floridu not much doul.t entertain* c«l, and n strong general wish that by a proper course of furhenranc* fin the part of her citizens towards the enemy, that peaceable relations may bo effectually preserved, and the lasting and best interests of the Teritorv advanced. At any rata they nre willing to mnko n fair trial, and not con demn by whnlesnlo and beforehand. Four other Companies nf Dragoons will follow In a few days, for Fort Columbus. These six Companies linvo all licen dismou Jed in consequence of tho- incovenienre of transportation. This ’will in a short time throw a large number of voluaMt) hor ses into market. nl-.o,wngons &c. There never was n more favourable stoto of things for Florida. Tlie country nml rivers hove been fully explored bytha nr my. nnd ronds made in almost all directions—her hinds advertised, nnd brought into mnrket, and nrcessable to all. Most certainly will there never bo a more favourable moment to gratify that dispo* Mthut tu settle in this country .wh ch seems so gener al with all those who have seen her beautiful strenms —her fertile hammocks—and her lakes unrivalled —even hi Italian Scenery. [T he nboVo information is from nn authentic THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE SAVANNAH We lmvo seen a letter from a disti-.gulshud gen tleman of South Carolina, to a friend in this city w||n suy*, that on ih' first Monday in next mouth, U . nfiiirt will Ih* made to procure n response to tho proceed ngs of our citizens concerning tiio bridge. Tlio writer concludes hy saying, “tho project has only to bo pressed wi h proper perseverance und spirit to succeed lieyo d a doubt.” From rthe respectability und influence of tbo source from which this iul'UMLitioii emanates, wi are bound lo believe that tlie "l^ect wilt be accom plished. GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, The first regular monthly mooting of the Society wusheld at the Suvunnali Library Society’* ileum, on Tuesday evuning, lltli June, ul 8 u'clock, and was numerously attended. The Hon John Al. Ukiuukn', the ('resident h iving taken tin; chair, llie minutes oftlie l».*linin.*l* ing, were read and confirmed Win. IL Bulloch, Esq. having rcsjiectfully declined serving ns 2nd Viec President, (but out us u member,; M. tl AlcAliisler wus elected in bis piuco und A. A Smelts, wus elected us cratur, to till toe vncuncy occasioned by theresig ulion ol'AL IL AlcAlliste Th f*llmving standing committees were then no minated by the President. Un Tim LtnitARY- James AL Wayne, Wiiiium Law, J. L'. Nicoll, U. Al. Charlton, Win. B. Stevens. U< 1’iunti*g and Punt. SHiNfl—Win. Thorne Wi.liums, J. K. Telfi, It. D Arnold. Un Fmancr— AL 11 McAllister, Ch rles S. Henry, \\ illiuin Luiv, Win. TTiurnu Williams, A. A. Sinetts. A number of distinguished gentlemen, were then nominated as li.iourury members. Kus.'lutin.i# were pissed, d.reel ing circulars lo bo sent tu various gentlemen in the State, and em powering the Board of managers to provide for thu immediate uud sullicient operaiimi of tlio Society, &e. &*:. A high degree uf interest wus exhibited by the gentlemen presuut, uud the energy with which Uiey h ive advanced thu* far, urgues favorably uftlich- ultinmtc success. respectable source.]—Ed. Gkokgian. yx)s|i Mubilo Finriila S-'iiih Atlantic 8^taa Ne»*Yi.rk At cuumvraicd [oiuu 35 OOU 13.5m) .vi,out) 75.800 12,580 275,COO YELLUW fr.VKil in «‘ilAULF.STQN. Ac.'inmu lic niun app- nr*in iln* Cutnicrai lbiirs* day last, signed by D> . Tito*. Y. Simons. Pori Ptiy- fticinn. which stnt.-s llint smiie case*of Y.-llow Ft**' ier, had aiqieared in the II i-piml there, iiliicb uii* ginut d in tin sliip Hannah, Trim Huviiiih, nml which vessel wus brought lo town coininry to the port regulations. Tueea-es(twosailor*) were im proving. Dr. SlMoNS eon.-l .de* by saying— “ 1 feel confide,.1 in asserting that no injury lo the health of Cbail--si..n will acenie from these cita* es, ai-d that our «ity is free from epidemic disease, and every physician id inielligm -e *.n.l experience wtUcuncnr with me, tlm yellow fvver never pre vails in Chnr.esten b«*fo>e the end of July. I may here stale that no pub ic officer, n-*tr th« Beard of llealili, would entire tl iho existencR of uny dirt*.i»C calculated to cn*Hta danger 10 the citizens, wi.de at tho same time, they have generally- been opposed lo exciting u-tdess alarm." LITERATURE REWARDED. George Hill, E*q , late Librari.in to the Deport ment of State, and author of •• The Ruins of Athens' Titan n’s Banquet,'* and ether poems, In* been ap pointed a co-imiI of the United State* f.11 the South western portion co Turkey in Asia, We like t-» see such appointments made. Wo should follow theex moles of tnti pii y, nnd of near er ages viz:tin Florentine Republic. .Men ofliter* ary ibility should, when possible, be cle wen fur offices of honor and profit. We are glad to see that Air. Van Burkn, has act'd on this rule. The Secretary of the Navy, is bm th *r instan- e of his lilieraliiy. COLD COMFORT FOR AIR. RIVES. The Richmond Whig says, “ If .Mr. Rives is to be run for any office at alt, it will bo that of l T . S Senator!" The CimpiUr (Whig) hopes chut the next trial '* may not continue through thirty odd ballolil" Advices fiom Jamaica, to the 8ih insf. received at Havana, say iliai ilia sugai cane fields nre en tirely abandoned, and one half of ilm crops will In* lost. On tha coffee plantations, wb'*re ilia labor is less arduous, tha planters have succeeded in rs* mining tha greater part of lln-ir negroes, JHE BRIDGE ACROSS THE SAVANNAH. Very few measures of public benefit, whon first proposed, meet with unanimous approbation; there* fore, wo nra not surprised to ice that some of our neighbours in Charleston, are oppos'd to the | re ject of a bridge communication botween S.-uth Ca rolina and this city. We are, however, somewhat nstuiiislied nt tho caption of a communication on tho subject, which appeared in the Mtrrnry of Tucb« day Inst, being addressed to no loss h body than tha “ Chamber of Commerce" of tliat city. Why the members uf tliut intelligent Corporation should bo uppeuled to in the matter, is to us a mystery. Tbo erection of a bridge aerou the Bank River, tnosl nstiradiy cannot dtain tlio water from tho channel, even if it is tlie natural channel of tho Savannah, which, With duo deference to " A Merchant," we deny. • “Charleston" refers to an application made by the Statu of Georgia, some years ago, to tho Exe cutive of South Carolina, for leave to stop up tho “ Buck River.” Whatever desire Georgia may have hud to d < so, site lias expressed no such wish now. Uii tlie i-oiitruiy, the citizens of SavaunuU. ure willing—nny, anxious to avail themselves oftlie advantages of that branch of the Savannah River,, for the purpose of facilitating thu intercourse be tween tbu two Stales, for the common benefit of each. It will bo borne in mind, that the citizens of a large, a populous, and a wealthy district in South Carolina, were the first to move in this matter. All the jieoplo of Suvannnh have dene, or pi^krsed to do, wus lo meet them half way. It has been, viewed by both parties as a mutual advantage, and im such it has been received. We regret ta ms thr siLishnes* which is appa rent throughout the epistle of *'A Men hunt." lie should remember the Christian precept, " Do unto others as you would that they should do unto you.” llo says, •• We nre no very great fivourites ia Georgia,' &c. Now, how can he prove this asser. lion 7 11ns Geo gia ever thrown any obstacle in the way of tliut great State work, th" “Chariest! i\ nnd Hamburg Roiiiond 7" We should think not.. The citizens of Georgia looked on with satisfaction, on.l Imilcd with delight, that lau.lahle undertaking, thong hunt every stogo of its pr igress, from tlio time the first rail was laid, to its c mipletion. Ai.cl yet, now, w.ien this paltry boon is sought, the con sent ot tlio State of South Comlinn, fur the erec tion of a bridge across tho riv ir that divides tho two States, some would deny, lest, indeed, such* un 4 obstruction" should injure 44 th" trade of thre city of Charleston.” Now, did it not occur to 41 A Merchant," tliat a draw-bridge (which is, Wo be lieve, what is contemplated) could be no “obstruc tion " to internal navigation 7—and also, that even ’ the persons wh« would be benefited by 44 sending chickens and fresh butter to Savannah market, or by laying in their daily supplios there," are as much entitled to the legislative protection of tha State of South Carolina, as the Cherlestou mer chant can possibly be 7—and, perhaps, on inquiry, it would be found, that they pny as many taxes ns thorn who oppose their reasonable wishes. A State should be no respecter of persons—the greater- good of the greater number, should always Jj#tha Polar Star of legislative enactments I and we trust tho next S. C Legislature will settle the question by this equitable rule. We certainly cannot bring ourselves to believd that the enlightened merchants of Charleston are ta be frightened by the bugbear of a little bridge arras# the Suvunnnh River, which "A Merchant" would fain give great importance to. Surely, the increased travel that such a mode of passage would afford between the two sister cities, would tenfold repay any imaginary injury that the elder city could bu thought to sustain. We certainly believe that the contemplated bridge, will be of us much benefit lo South Carolina as to Savannah j—it will facilitate the intercourse be tween the two States. See what utility has been d -rived by Carolina from tfw Augusta and Ham* burg bridge. Wbfll a vast source pf pr-fit that bridge has been I The citizens of Georgia Uh>j lent their aid to th it nicasnre—how, then, can the State of South Carolina refuse its support to a similar, nlthough not quite sp extensive an under* taking l We cannot see bow she can, to be con* sUtent. We cannot suppose it possible that sbq will now, by a refusal, forfeit her hitherto undirt pitted claim to highmindedness and liberality—to J 1 fift>linr nnd rsnsmiit*. Too Bad.—W# y/»»o obliged Ia»t week tn give $100 MissU-ipid rurreney for a $58 Alabama note, to send to Mobile to purchase our supply of print, laj ink for lb« aeasoo.—Cehmhni,(Mm.pArgui. Jiivulmus feeling and generosity. If the last paragraph In 44 A Merchant’s” commas, locution is acted on, we really cawn-t sec bow tha people of South Carolina can expect foreign aid for their mammoth project—the Western »qd Atlantia Rail Rood. People may not desire tu place “their, funds beyond llieir own control." In conclusion, w« remark, that the communica tion is ui our view# libel op the people of Charles* ton—for we will sot heifer# they are so illiberal #4 to respond to lu sentiments.