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1134 • . . . . . •11.00 II
Onbwji Hwr>MMfri*C1iy • • 44.816 23
LmM am ImptmI lupmrinmt mi
CkyBiiode- MMNN
Incidental SmirrM, (Including Cur*
pom I low Noipa) • • • 30,440 84
lou from Banka, UInm* w4 !•>
MA.lt/our.) .... 384.000 00
•478,010 00
And ihr dblwerarats for tfo mmm
period ham for*
Ordinary «fnm ripen**# • • 33,4 .’0 23
Kx'iaonli'i.i^ expenses fur purchase
of new hearse, «rf» lamp., and
tree* lag lamp posts. building new
rUfrra.. and rl|*>n*«e of Im, re*
pair, of streets eel liuildings, pwr*
rh.M. of mulr* under ao w system
of (Luvi-nger's Department, re*
Corporation note., Inaa
in Canal Compif.y. red various
other .mall chargee inrtilinwrd at
tho find of City Tn-a-wrer** rennet • 31,402 31
mi nun .ill of Cliy debt—
tit tin Hank. . •710,000 00
For Punt iliMM and
Hospital Stock - 6.003 75
Instalments «>n 5000 shares of Con*
tral Kailmad ami Uaokinf Com*
panjr, paid in fall ...
Merest ow loan,
from Bank. •14,114 07
Intrtatl »>n P»wr
Hmm and lias*
pital Stock • • 434 01
Pram Or N. Y. Set, Era. 27/A mil.
THE PRESIDENT AT ALBANY.
TlwraetpUoa of tho President in this city jreter-
S , (says tho Arm,) was all that hi. warmnl
ids eoald desire. It was a medial anJ enlhusi*
ostio aslsnai. spsataasmisly rendered (notwith
standing tfo eSwt# of tha opposition papers to pf*.
rant it,) kjr cUlsvas of all twrtto—a* free from sri-
vtttj oa tka oaa band as it was from undue
panda aad display aa tho mint-alike becoming
ta them, tad aa fonamble at it must bava bean
gratifjrlag ta their distinguished |W*t
*• Tfo Pres kltnt took laam^f Ida relaiima and
aaifhbon of bit oalim village about nine yesterday
—ini**, bsriag pasmd ftiar .lays la aoclal and af*
ItaliaaWaiatmowrM with thoM who ham known
Ida ftaai hit earliest years, and in whom I in |a en*
draraJ ky many lie. of frietMl*hin and regard, lie
waa aaaartsd out of Kiaderbmdt by a namemu*
OOWMay afehiarwa. Kaaehing Beam's, nina railea
as Ida mow, near tha Rentaelaer line, ha was met
by % Urja collection «f Ranaselaer Ikrmrrs from tho
•dkaaot town., ami by Brig. Can. Genet, and the
•■cars af bU command, who from thence formed
tha rseort. To these, addition, were continually
aaada, until his arrival at lUOnidW. (Schodack)
8m miles from (Ids city.
..*»• w "« met by an immense rontourm of
hhMaw^hiaaai from the counties of lloaaaolacr
Mi C ihtmlla, iacladlaf Gew. Van Ranamlear
•ad atafl Mg). Gea. Cooper and staft tho Albany
MlUUry Aasoclattnn, under tha command of t|u lr
pNlidnil, Col. Rrlyra, arcompaniod by tha uMrera
•f tht army and af the State militia, tho committee
m eevaotyeit from this city, and a numaroue com*
' JMT.afMbaaapmountadaNdlacarriaiaa. A por*
*2* jf UtN" wara formed in open order, and tlm
President, haring aUghtsd from tha carriage, pass*
•i thswagh tha Baa, accompsxWd by Mg). Morde*
cal Myara, prasidswt af tha village of Kiaderhuok,
•• •44 ky • committee of Htiaew* of that place,
who bad escorted him on hit way. On tlm bin
proach of the President, the multitude rent the all
Leaving a batanea In ilia Treasury
oa IstinH of •
•476,014 00
OftDlNaar flayrnuc.—Tide is derlmd from
llenisofCi'y Iota, llitd<es, Licenses, Market. Kent
of Earhaagr, Court «f Common Pleas, Taxes,
fines fur v|n(alb>n of City Ordinances, Jail, «n*I
Auction duties. The dividends on lUil lined
Stock, amounting tn •10,500, tlm' really accruing
during tbe fiscal year, yet, In eunaoqnenre nf nut
baring been checked for until tin- present mouth, aie
not Included in the present rep-et Of tbit aum
1117.714 35 bam born paid for Interest on tboCliy
722,000 75
. 16 ',300 00
15.338 03
•066,061 27
. 0,037 73
teirnt nanas or ttw <;ity na
addition tbwtrt, the sum «(
piled to tlm redemption i
Stork of the Sevgnmih I'm
_ _ ly rapaireaa
; by the erection of new lamps awl lamp
B front of the butldinga of ladivblualst (whu
enoaideratluw thereof, agree to furnish oil for, and
•* Hght tkosaid tomtw for otwynBn) 'bjrtko cow*
a«ructlon nf awwllier Brb k flstrm, and deepening
the pumpat ami I7 the eanmtce inrwtied a* tier*,
ami for rrjialri of Engine how mis and rngines, f ami
-Tito vntbiut rfotri duMn |ba dif* ^
fetertt Banks of flfo Cltv have nil fron (mb), and hi
* ' ^ «f 11,33073 Uaalmen ap*
I of 76 erttififiotrs of lh|
. , ..W'HnssitadlliMpiUl.
These,ccrtlfiraies wws Issued long ago, pursu
ance of the prori-Joos of an o<dinanre pas ^-d on
tlm 10th luae, 1825, autlwtriaing tlie purchase of
the Hospital Building, and directing tm- iasoa of
certificates to tlm amount nff7.U00 fur tlie pay*
mmii of the sante. These ham nil Iniui tt'decmml,
ahd tho IntereM irmaitilng due, yii: |I V| 01, baa
also been t*i»W Muring this yrar.
1 ha\V tlm*. follow rfiltrns, rdb.il your atteoliiei
to tlr leading'items nhd heads in the Trcnsmet's
Report. It gives mo phn«u"re tu add, that thu
pmiperlty of the City rnhitnues' to Im'ri'gso. ui*d
nnless riieckrd by the orrurrei ro of unlow nnl rir-
eumstflncrs, She will soon obtain the ptomi.vent |e»si-
lion for wliirli she was designed by niton*. The
lieallh of Savannah is Imst llbi«tmu*d by thu nmmrk,
that In tho pmsvtit month, two c.inactutive weeks
have |.ass. d awoy without iheintcrme'it of n while
person. Tbe Central Ha l ll<nil tn wbirli we look
with «o much confidence for the aiigtn •ritation of
the prostwrity and welfare of our City, is rapidly
limgrwsslng, IIfi tnifos hating Ihmui roinpleti'd uud
in dai'y use. Tie Corporatism of Savannah, it will
bo rem»*ml»ere,| own fit,: hundred tfoeisaml d<Jiars
Worth of stock in this romp-tny. Wn Imii'Q to rralio
a profit oil this stock In fi.ro many years,* and as
soon as this exportation is rculi/rd, or. whenever
the stock rises to |nr, the City may lie eabl tu lm
free from debt. She owes nothing now hut tlm
'•■300,1)00 lain- -wed on the faith or tin* Bunds nd*
verted tu, and fur the payment of tlwse, the bus.
Iieildes Iter sources nf Revenue,—five thoiisniul
shares (the oar value of wliirJi is f')fK),00'J) of
the Central Hail Road ami Bniikiog Company.
With the continuance nf tin* health with w hich
alwc tho introduction of our Dry Cullun system
we hnyn twen blessed,wntl withtheluudabUienergy,
and por'severauc^ ami ent<<qiri«o that have always,
and particularly •/ Ute years, rhaim tented our
ritltena, we may look firw nrd with hope ami route
donee, and hnrkwnnl with pleasum.nnd satlsfatiion.
All which It respectfully suhntlliwl.
nnWKRT M. CHARLTON, Mayor.
bamaareaeat. Nortb Alabama la hegtaaiag u dr*
lari' rate «« a rottoo•Miitry; »bUo the warn leads
In Middlo Trunrsseo am t»"Hight ta Improve fur
this collate—maturity, tlm vital de»id»r%lum, hot
being so easily allowed in tbe rank lusuriauce of
ties fnmher aods.
When II It renw mh'rod that the first rot ton
plant lathe United «at tai«ed 1787, surely
nor reader! 4Hfl find rrinn for aorprisa at the won*
tlerfol laaimat t),«t |,«, ■■j-ntcd in hula mora than
fifty yoarst RoMInderd, muat he lb« man. wi*o
Mould venture toprp-lct the an,It it, creViwa-, ami
power, likely to bucon." our national eiir boles
tbmugh the agency of Colton.—Phil*. f*'/nir<r.
Rtnit af ctly Ml.—The report
shows an itieieaaa over last ye >r
of |I79 04
Bodges.—The reports of tha pro-
aunt and last year, am about tlm
•am. ....
/.Mcasrs —There is an Increase!I,U
yam of 553 60
JUtirArf.—'This year's recent shows
an increase offers and rent ul * 232 69
Cottar or Common I'i.kas anii nr Orra and
TxaMlNKN.—Tho report in refetonce tn this head
•hows an incrvwao nf revoauo and a diminution of
expeasa.
Last year the receipts
$012 00
•M0 33
$1231 75
872 16
XlMiVaehlaatwu here ad.ltesaed by Mg). M.
OaBoeh, la behalf of the people nfRenaselear county,
•ad Gen. Ganiwnort, as chairman of the citiaans
if ARmay, to which ha made sulul'bt replica.
flttftiag from Scbudaek, tha pntcoaaloa extcrnksl
■MRr two mllea, aad |ntreedcd to Greealnish.—
Hera awry possible attention waa exhibited lowanl*
the Frwkfeat. Aa Kileptic arch, tmtii\| on hickory
WM, was thrown across tlie street, surmounted on
•ml aid* with, the motto “ Tha l'eoplo's money,
wbm tha People can control ill’* aadoa tbemhrr,
" Tw grmSswt gooJ of the greatest number." The
8MR of Saorga Clinton, dalwl 1776, was pitched, at
which tha President alighted, and was enthusiast!*
0a$7 ivorimd. Col. Van Hensseiaer, a llcvolutioo*
“•ar, oa bahelf of his fellow citiaens, welcom*
1 ta Gronobosb | and tha escort of fa|bri
—v arrivod at tha river, pressed forward tu
Shim t
And tho expenses in*
eluding Jmlgo's 8o*
lory • • •
Leaving a loss to
tho City of *
This jrevr the re*
evlpts for City tax
foes, Jury fi*s,&u.
are • •
Aad tha ex pans aa •
Imaving a grin to
the City of $1.30 59
Aad making a dlivrente in lavnr of
this year over tho last of . •
This change is ow ing to tlie diudnu-
lion of the Hslaiy of tlm Judge, n«
wrll as to tha gn nt Increase of ihn
husinosa ot tlm Cwt t—w bei her all Iter
reuse of the Inerea-e films e muter
ofc<Mi(nituUuno,is n question whirli
dors nut como within the arnjN« of
my duty to report on,
TWrs.—There is en increase this
yearnf
Aacs.—Them be* been a riiminu*
t on ol fines for blenches of City
OnlinaiKvs, n« cumparod with
last year of «...
I hope that this Source of Revenue
aay owl- we to «U-i itdsh
JAIL.—Tbe nvvipls fn»m tho Jail
ibis year, amnuut to • •
And tho expenditure*, • -
LrxriaganevcaaaofrrceipUovcrcx* «
pcmliturrs of • •
having bow arrivod at tha river, pressed forwi
shake him by the hand, ahd taka tlmlr leave.
About • o'clock la tha afternoon, iho a
•4 the FrtaUUal at Albany, accompaaled I
A
•M 72
|233 91
•Vino 20
4,27ti 20
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Wo are iudublrd to t.'aiit. Chirk, nf Ihn brig Ti<
molaun, fur a file of Ri» Jeiipim |mp^rs in tlm 31 -l
of May, inclusive. They enn'ein little, however,
hesidps is the Biutilitn Cungrca«,ai«lc
meici d in'clligetice.
Thu follow lag trmrrnpbs nr.’givon nn*lrr dot** of
Monte Vidao, May 0. Wit Iruiolale liom U l)es.
pei U. lor.
Tho govrmment ofilm Oriental Re|Niblir, will,
tlm.e-aeiit of tlm I^'gi.letive Im.Iv, i- pi.'pnti.g wiili
vigor to ••(•(•tin tlm wai. Tint army of tlm ro,«ubitu
wllltte incronsctl tofiOtiO ni'ii.tlo* gov-rnmem is no*
ihoriaed to en|i«l fiodsth-r-i^M'l.lo mo t llie-ap. n*
ere.n I no of four milii o»« nf dollars will lie i«krn
up, 00 the srcuiily of tlm pultiic pr<ip.-riy m.il of Abu
mdinattr uih| ,.airn<o>li»iirt r- vroiu-s.
Aft'ordiNg to knars from Htiauos Ayras, Orilmb
•M|t ol'l'iMH- Vtitlt Hosts.ami finaoi is toIn>|immi-Io
fiv«ir>l •« I'rasiileiil t/iltaOiiaolid Itupuh'ic. Tim
'li'-tntor stili por>t| s his aystum of |.-rmr. A few
days .Inro ha ordvrod 11 parsons to bo shot, fttr re.
fusing tnj, in 1 lie iirmtj tliay were not eliowt'd lla—
•uranr- of irlgiuo liaf.ra lla it doom wes exaeot. -I;
•me of them cootmh'ad *•' rbh* in tlm veto la wh eh
wes aonvaying litem tolba p'eco of d< u<h
Thp re|H»r Isrnoliimod of a r> volution biiviag but'
ken out in rdovn, and il i« uid tint Mood uc 1 is
also in iu-utirrlbm. Hrgedkr Cnld' ioR, at
Itead of200 CmricMtiw*-, I ns •l*T«*r*-. il (Oil of *».*
Knira Hi s tro-it*, puituig ilmm n!| to tlm .Muni.
K10111 ODa-ilartndoi ufM.vll wvlinnsluta ibn
following itumofsIil^Mirwi—m .l. r ilia baud ol ‘‘i
rivals."
"Fntm a cruise, Eurl'-b Itrigutf.war fi'-ci>
‘ConniiaiakrSinilb,iurnui|>ni>) wi lt *|m I'oioigoa.p
tfeho umr H<uui|iem lor, wbirli «u |f>,| iimn 1I11-port
for Ai.coln 00 tlo* 2fi b, and M10 I'oiluguase b.iiijua
Mnrla Ca.|o*a. sli'fli Mi a I the day Itfoia tas'rr*
day for (fol.iinsm*. Tliay weia bull ropnir.si ^atil
•iriMitlo Inch by tin* Graaitn, tbo first on bar sa
cotid dny out, and ilia otbaron lar dny of sailing.'
Oui e.'rn > «p>iMd |, rii Infi rm. i|< tint groat earile
meat pr> vii.Vd in Hio ng«hi.l ik Kog'i-b in c»n»a
quao. a n| lla sa rupiria*, ilia jt.>|nifnra tbrreiatdug
to mutd.-r nllofthni tiaMon, nod a-fNciill)' s«fTi**.
of tha laity. The am go of the lamina tins v*»'n
atniiue Min i $110(1.000, alii' ljy Eufi-ligoo Is T
vessels ware rnpton .1 ns slavers.
any, accompanied by tV
t*B, waa aaaommed by awnsuhil aalateof
-Ht waa received by the military with
ttsBal honors, and by three times three from the
•aaamhMalilaeas t consisting of a vast concourse
HmMbrd, aa foot, and |a caiilages. Tha wrtices.
tha vrasaftbaaa«at lm purine desetipt km, formed
•aFarrystreet, andptuceedad under* lUcbarg*of
turn at tha Capital, to tho City llall.
* Hera tha President waa leeelved," says the
Acgtm M hyGovtroor Mercy, In bahelf ofthaoww*
■mM af ah bees, the procession and the military
•eehayfafti* large apace la front and at tha aides,
fanabf • •ntmilees mam,—crowding the 11 reals
•adextending lata the paika—while the windows
•d reads of the dw.llieg* a roe ad the square, and
» windsw aad entrance of the City llall were
with spectator*, a largo proiiortinn of them
Jadlaas la presence of the aaaambleJ multitude,
tha fraaUeat waa kero wcicom-d to the city by
OawtMt Marry, la an Impoaairo and peitineot
•Idroaa.towMrh the President, in hit usual good
■ate aad happy manner, replied."
After receiving tho eoagratulationa of many rlti*
•Mi,tha President wes ascOrted to bla lodgings at
Caamm Had, where he dined, aad in the mronlng
•aattmad to rewire the eaogratalathma of citiseas
Mm roaMaats of ibeadjooeni towns.
"Tha procession through the wb< la route—which
maamailted lo many iastanros by a displae of 8vgs,
(■apt Bod aaull, aurtebiag frequently quite senes
MaalraBta—was an object ofraritlag interoat—<l.«
•8b» wtodows, and wary commanding position be*
’ bfgooeplsd with spectators, eeg>f to witneea the
•stamsaj. As a mn millury display, it was •
(right w*B ealcalatad ta arrest ettoatioa, whilst the
•|"k| af thaaeearioo, tlm dtatiwgoithrd character
mjm (Wait, Bad tha immmiso coocourra la alten*
mwsi gaea U aa ahsarhing interest.
"Oa South Paarkstraet, near Wwtetlo, was sta*
Rapid tha atlahrated gma CUmlaa, which tha rove-
ndMary droaocrat Kidanr chrrishaafor its eorvioe
tothadayaaf Jrffcrsoa. Its sharp ispwta were ap*
popriately awakened, to wrlcomo aa unswerving
. tBHlpfoefihe Apostle uf Democracy,
, "■■maldwieftha length of the proeessl-m mav
***• fec *» , * ,<l wtMRtt| 4 head read*.
.BiMtmatost,tbarrai we* iaMarket*«i.at Steuben
t Worth Market to Patroon, up Patroua
NOfaH,Sfun,ul tHuUn Wo,U. of Xonk
•VM—tor ofiitariKTO—« onto.
•maw jmpwtag anay. And the ffnmRt may be ex*
WMM.M <W “Utarj fnm Tny, ul Kumlur
il. romp n. briUtatb*
•eeulu luo 1 ul lla udra .T-
yajs—«*. ui ta. 1.
h* «MU|k .Ufa. ul il.
of Ua .af McntiU,. tlal
~ i ju™a*—-**—“F~ioo j ft-
•1,101 04
It will lm aoett, therrfim*, that although, 1 xttt
not able tn announce in you, tlm enllro erndicalkto
of riee and orime from twir community, 1 ceu at
least congratulate V«»u on tlm happy system wo
have adnptaJ, nf making tho vttgalmnda and villniu*
a aourco of revenue, and thus compelling them In
soma manner to refund to the community, the loss
that may have been sustained by tbo crimes of tho
offender* It will b* Imcoe in mind, however, that
tho Jail I* the receptacle of all tlm criminal* In the
County of Chatham, and also of many of tho ltd*
joining counties—aiul it is kit justice tu add, that
it* amirs have been managed by tha Jail Com*
miitew and tlm different officer* with a proper tv*
gard 10 economy, humanity and vigilance.
Auction Duti**.—These are but nominal source*
of revenue, an act«-flbe Legiriuime requiring them
to be paid over as collected forihe use ofthcSavao*
nth Poor House ami Hospital.
Incidextal Revenue.—This consists oft
Instalment on James Hunter's nute
on account of dry culture, • • $316 67
Board of Health. HaU*a at round
and Sclsuree, • • • • 2JI 03
Quarantine Expenses. Recritrd from
the Suit for advance* made, • • 1,012 5.3
City Lots and Building*—sale of * 2,618 80
Musket lost by a Watchman amt paid
for by him, * • ... 1137
Corporation notes or change Bills,
Tin last Floridian, speaking sftlw malenaholy
affair at the boo-0 nf Me. Chniroo, tay
house was attacked, voice# *|asahb
warn braid, and il was roqjrctuird
1 w Met c
• MBl 34
26,294 30
•30,490 64
In reference to tha Corporation change BUI*, il b
necessary to remark, thuep to the 30th Juoe, there
had been redeemed tbe sum of $17,913 10, lewring
• balance la eironlatloa at that lime ol $!2JI86 29
at tha preset time, the amouut in ciivulation dues
not exceed $8,000.
UiAaa.—Sinew the list report, tha Ute Mayer Iw
conjunction with the Fiaaoc* Committee, sua. ^sl*
M in sclliiig tu tho varimia Banks of the City of Sn*
varnish, tho Bunds of tho City for five hundred
thousand dollars, payable in eUbtoen yuars, with
lutrre*t at sown por rent, payable sembaMWally in
New York. This amount, thus raised, has been ap
propriated to the payment of the balance due un
tbw5,000 sliares oi the Stock of tlm Central Roil
Rand and Banking Company, owned by tW City,
am) also to the payment of the various notes due
from the City to the diSsreat Beaks, fop loan# msdo
to the City, principally to enable It to pay up tlm
instalment* m the Central Rail Hpad Stock Jt
Is due tu the Praridant nod Director* of tha City
Banka to nckmmWdge tha promptitnda aad Mbere,
ality wi k which they amended the views af the
City aatburities in adeeting this loan here, after nr*
gotktious abroad bad MM.
OnniNABV KxrtNtxs.—Under this head ar* it>*
> expense of making Bodges, sanding
ry nod City Clock, C'woct of Ceatmou
Cemetery aid C
Pleas, Dry Culture Inspection nod work en lew
leads. Jell (including repairs,) Lamp Ceetraetor
end Puaip Contractor, Clerk of Market and Lamps
thsreie, the State tax on Auction sale-, (received
for the wm at the Tuer House end Hansel aad
paid ta that teaUmloo, maitiag tha charge 0 nweo
ueml pal one.) Pr atfog. 8tr.e*s. leUries./ Oftorrs,
Scavengers tfo|mi intent, end City Welch. *
EsTKAoxniNAitr Eirasas.—The difcsees
was end heeds forwtieg this ssreeethseeUen
edy advened te. the redemption of City
eheams Bills te the ameeat uf $17^1310, le«re_..
greatly the aggregwus Aeothar Item la formed by
urn ed vaseser $580 U the Savenuah, Ovwhe* eel
Alesemehe Coual Cotswany Is order toeoeldo that
eMfwa»atle» to carry OBtb*Uyiav>ian*ii paw mak
WlWikNi. TWCIqrMH-bM4,—«kM4.r,
kn. h4-othTu«Ufa • —
p^aantw n ^npt
Tux Cmtiw I'ttnM or t»ik Wnpt.iv.—'Thera
I- II I subject ciMiucftari with commrnm w ngriaul*
lure, wliiah po*M*s*ca u liighar luti-rvwt for tho rill-
tens of tlm Uu'.lod H alo-, than Mm (mxluatiiMi nod
•uttwuinptimiof Cotton. We have,* on more than
imuor-'u-iiMi, dovotad ourrnlnmHS to tfo* insertion
of information upon this aubjeatt nnl our attention
l* pnrtirulariy rvlbxl Di it just now, in ennsequrur*
of lit" rnvnl pnhlicutiun of n va'.o.ibla la't. r. sifiwsl
" CutlAo Plant." in e spirited Naw York paper,
railed tW Whip, The writer oommecu -a hystat*
Ing that tlai entire growth of cotton in the world is
ret d wn nt I.UtNl.tlilD.OltU pounds Of this 1150
million* are Mip|maml Uv bo grow n In tbe United
St aw—30 in Brasil-4 to tho West Indie*—27 in
bjopt—UG in tbo west of Africa—190 iu ;hu went
of Asia—3.1 lit Mexico and South Antcrbui, except
Bimil—ami 14 million* elsewhere.
Thus, at ten cvtila |*ar p. und, a price hrW
which t» has rorely ever falb-o, thU cn»p f« Wonh
$1l)0,0i)l),00i). For the hv«t fifty years however,
Mm value (ih"Utli of tan flirtuniuig loddcnly nnd
widely) lm* a« ntgtal 19). At this p.lo-, the pre*
seat EMWlhol' the world is worth f l!» ’.lO'i.OdO.
Of this, afotiit 3j0 mil ion- of p>Mi al« are eon*
sumed and niattul'aciurrd in Kurland—afoiut 150
millions in the United S’ute-—Hi in Fra ire—230
In Chiua nnd India—25 io South America nnd
MexiC't, iuriiWiing Hraail— 35 in G.-rmun*—in
Turkov nr.d Afitcu—10 in Spuin—2t) iu l'm*«m—
ami tlm remunder elsrerhare.
The v.i|ua *»f co'.iun mutnifactures in England, is
believed tnlmiranoH ly about 179 mtllionnol'dolbirs
-iu Franc**, 70 millous, in tho Untied State* 8G
miliioo*.
The capital emploved in mmufiirtitring by mi*
chinary, is estimsttxl, m KngNud, at 200 millions
of dollar-—in Franc -, at 120 millions—in the
United Sint **, at 110 millms.
•Tha consumption in matoiiacturea of raw cotton
In all Lamps, in 1801, wn* o«timtari at only GO
milhous of.pmind*. (Dio. of Spin. Com.) Tho
whole cunsumptioii in Korope, lit.10. was nhniit 387
million* of |mnmm1s. In 1834. it it believed to be
nearly 5d0 millin'* nf pounds
Smith Carolina aad tve.irgia, were the first State*
In the I!ulna to grow cott-m to unveonshb'rnhle ex*
tent, 1701, two millions of pound* were grown in
the Union—one ami a h-tlf millions of which grew
in S>aith Carolina, wud ww half million In
In 1801, forty million* waa the cr.*ji uf tbe United
8t*tes—«if whii-h 20 million# grew in South Caro
lina, 10 in Georgia, 5 in Virginia, 4 in North Caro
lina, and eke in Ton woven.
In 1811, tho crop of >ho United State* had reach*
fd 28,tHk>,0J<>—ot which, 49 grew in Sooth Caro*
linn, 20 in Georgia, 8 in Virginia, 7 in North Caro*
(Inn, 3 in Tonnesaeri, and 2 iu Lmiiriwnx.
Itt 1321. one h'uvdnxl an-l w-vonty millions of
pound*.w«ie growing in the Unmn ■* foWows: 50
million* la South CaiuHnn. 45 In Georgia, 2*1 in
Tannesaoe, 20 In Alabama, 18 In Virginia, in in
North Carolina, 10 in Louisiana, and 10 in Mis*
sDsippi.
In 1420. the wh do crop of tlm Unfoo vrea 348)
milhous. Of ihi* Georfia grew 75 milKons, fomth
Carolina 70, Tenneaaee 43. Aiahama*43. Louidunn
33, Miarissippi 20, Virginia 2.3, North Car din* 18,
Florida 2. and Arkansas one half of a million.
In 18.13, tha crop «f rite t'm w and Increased to
4371 rulUforo. OtlkD, 88 milHoa* grew la Ooor*
gin. 73 iu South Carolina, 70 la Mkaiulppl, 83 in
Alabama, 53 lo l.<NiUiaiia, .39 in Tennessee, |3 in
Florida, 43 In Virginia,-10 4m North Car Una, and
3*4 in Arkansas.
The next year, (1434,) U* crop fowl foerensed tn
475| millions, nnd we* grown aajWkvw.t W in
Mississinpi, 85 in AlehwM 7.3 h Georgbt, 05) in
South Caroltae. 88 In LonUlene, 45 In l«MMwsNf.
80 U Ffonda, 18 hi VisgiaU,#* in North Carolina.
SAd A in Arkansas. SnUenvmmly. no reitele data
ere leearMeseaalMl hut the estimate at that tint*
D 440 mJlCaaenim whole mooc,r thuJ'NNr
TheskwUlim ieew, (roo» 1741 ta 1488. South
CarriMi was M iM ahuadaat cotren growlag
StvialathoUnfon, In It!8, ft Georgia 'foA tho
lead, end Md It 1884. when Alabama end Mfo-
eisripid inch lit* (rent rank. At Bus Kim, Ml*-
sivllMl UegiMpa the moH ftUe»ario eettan grew,
fog fute ef the I'areo. fora k CeiuHa end Ale
AMKRlCATCmSNERS.
Tho editor 1/ihe New Y.ek Ate-riaara, speiking
of M as Sedgwick's eew work, 011 tklfiTrainitig,
says:
Her cbvp-er on tlm manner-, or rather the want
of minnars, ig ms- of |**r a-Malrywoairn, dr*
serwrsan enei.tiva ta-iusal. We du am al-li
forfeit nil rlM-aeirr fiir gallantly and chivalry, but
it must besxid that aomtery it nut hi every niton
distinctive atuihoiaol tho American fair. Au in*
stavw-« In point is wmtb a d-x-n -»*.e»ti»n». With
B^CBO we were aeri.lrtita ly f .riu-b-d wtlbin
'tary, It orrurreil In a seaport u u in tfoi
kingdom «f Ihdiainiu, A ludy wall dr- s-ed, nod of
gna eful uiian, am i/,i,, ho omnibus. Sii- mrr ad
loo-aly III for hurl— a m »*t aWir I biM'-t gold
pwil cam. Or, getting out, the h-t it dn.p, awl
pvool •»*> unro it i„tio of {»,•• |ott, Th<- ticket Ih»)
ant told |o take it up and folluw har,wliir!i lie did,
flurrying .1 Up tfo. -|<-pt of n hum" she w«t enter*
in-, him t-ct Ived it (r-m him a Ha ait up mug
Iwr tips, and with--w tlm -fi^hir-«r. htn^e ..t r-»un
Irnmc-, wliirli mold he tin i-fut' d'-y the m-Mlrha*
ri nhle oh-erv-r inlo au anpn ttion orthaokt, Su
ritiiah for real hip, y.-ttarday nltc-riaeni. Mi«a
Su-lgwh k'< in-tnnre- are n«.t ouire in {Monl, a!*
th'rtigh letit-r ifi'd. We give one or lw.» tu mark
•'It tfo- nigma of.tur leptubuiiuo, ibttiHlinu.di—
courtesy J
**Thn must atilking and pruv-illingdefi-cl iu ilia
manners of American - it, I IcIn vp, a want uf naif
trey. * This luvt probably ari-eu from the -upi dity
of rights, conditi-m aid ed'tealbvo. And it nri-es
in pnn fro hi that tnmtvulie han't or shynet* nlwr*
ncteristifl of our K-iglish uncu.lurs, liom whom we
tnforit it.
A little raflefliion and mot a I cultivation would
soon remedy this di-fert.
' WIM do I ni'-uu by con tesy, an-l how Is the
want of U shown, do you a«U t 1 liuvn often seen
men in efaainbMt«,»ti*ae*«rl,rs t in t hurebas, eml
in Oliier pul-lie meetfoi;*, 1 if-an-l give iheii seats Iu
women, and tlie women test tlu-ore-he* quietly
witbioit n look or n word of nekiiuwlailgim-nt.
And so with 0 ibmit-m-l oilier attention*, wliirli
are tendered and ate n-c ived wiiltuui any returw
A void #••. It di«r.,.-rte-y, my y.atng lrieo<l*; it is
not only ili-p!ea»iug, l-ut tin,list. 3V•• artuajly owe
some return f t such civilitio-, nnd n couiteoii* nc*
ceptatiut) U in mot- rarer thu only owe th.it van bu
isde.
■' rite*e Hills chi'-re r.*urie,HM are smiles on tfo
f.troof oia'iia-r-, -.it I -miles ute like sundrim*—wr
can -ruitieiy liuve uni much of < iilmr Ci.urte«y is
eo-finad t«» mi ago or ron-llii-it. A very graeeliil
Courtesy Wi* r-11 l--rrd lo Wa-laiigtun by a little
girl, lie waa iny.ng u v,*it at her m-ufoi’- h him-;
when lie went nw-iy, -lie o|ieia-d tfo d-eo lo let
him out. ** I wisli JMI a fo-tier office, myde-r."
•aid he, " Ye-, -ir—10 lot you In I" D-e.mricsy
is not limitetl lo eouniiy br-il nr iine-lu-’a!<d pei*
•on*. We have ern a plain, re«|N-c able m
theder.k of a er-mded •!«. n«- n.nl give op
Ills flloiir (wle-nelidr- w-ue in uliirmiag -li*|-i"p->|.
lion to the siller.) to a fn-hi.iiiiil-li- w-niin, mai «ho
tike* U wbfoou il-e •|t;blesi *<-l.i owk-dgme
e fon, if I In- (e-rson d.Hu; In r tfo fsvwt hi-l been
wh-tl site flalie-l • genlleotalt, sfo Wotil-I iutvo *ni«l,
'* you it'p voty km I, -dr," or" pray, sir, d • not lot
llitt deprive to infyour sc ill" Surely ill" must
evu t • li-pieiio » «u!d la- iiu c >mp-n.ati.Hi for such
au|a?n:ilu»u«lHf—."
Indiana!
Wi- nrc induced to lb" belief lint ihn Demm'n-
lie |uiily is om-e more unittxl iu this Stale. A pm.
lio;i of tin- D-T.pa-.aiu-1 aity supporU'-l (Jen. Ilairi*
mot at ill-' lari t-he.iioii, ami proi-ably wiadtl e^uio
aiqqHirt him if n ciiiidnlute. I lie lute tnoveinent of
Mr. Cluy's frii-i-D al- nrlv p ovt- tlial fieneinl liar*
ri-ou ruunot mi-nt tfo* nmaiunli n at ll-e National
Coovcniion. 1’i-i.o-y Iratiia, eoii.i-b n-d llw •ir-mg.
e»i Stuie for (it n. li-uriMin, at tfo- C-nvt utiou at
(*humlN-r*bur^ l-i.it' month, di-i-lnrt-d fur .Mr. Cluy
hyn kn;-c imijurity. Tin- press <1 ml tlm politiciuiM
of the M'lii^ {only arr nrj;iiig tfo tHTte.mnrw of
Mr. Clay, ami tfo* -ign* of lie* times t'le trly indiea't*
lint Geo llarii-ou will w«t la* a e.oulida'e. Tfo
rcccut wllfolntunl of .Mr Wvhstcr from tfo list of
1'ivsl-leniiul c.iii-li-l Ues, aliungllioiis .Mr. Ciuy in ill"
I In -let 11 Slates
The la*t IlihinwHT Whig pi pet* riale, iltat Mr.
llVielrr will l-r tin* -wro-f ot" Air. Clay. ’IIn*
niiaiigcmci-t. 110 duubt, is Indy liaole. Mint Mr.
MthslUi nud his firiuiuU will Mipporl Mr. (-lay in
lll-U, on e-iHliiion that Mr. Cliy uud bis lii- nds
lit tup: ort Mr. Websl*-r. Tbi- lengain is all u fi
ib-istiMNl among tfo Whig polni- iaiis. Tbit fo-ing
Cully wiwb ratood, ttwi Cvw-ndv uf lk'». llwrris*in will
now fall bark into tbo Di-iuo^rntiw milks and sup*
|N-rt the Dt’iiiornilitf cmulidat"*. Tliay nr" ih", uud
will 0*4 Im* ir m*li-md ut tfo* bidding *4'a few Whig
|M>iincia s. I»W, the Ii'mmIs ik (ieu. Ifom-um
are justly iudigtwnt at the tn-.itin.-ut they have re*
eeivi-d I’-om thu Wb'u par v. Tbo question now
I-Tom ilit-nt is, Mi‘- Van Hurai nud lint lude|a-iub
ent Treasury, ami Mr. Clay and a fifty milii.m Na-
lioual Hank. An* tfo tii -iid* of li*n. Ilarrinm
xvilliwg to iim tll.-ir milucure iu elevating Mr. Clay,
und secuiiiiK the ini-orpor.it ion of a National Bunk t
—/aJiirnopd/fs (/«■/.) lit mortal
Tfo negro Sara, (heloagiag te Mr. C- itlOm
bad liegn out fur several months) may have kafo
with ilia Indianti hut that there waa ahd white
man with tfom, or In the mo-t remote manerr pos
sible Connert> d with this transaction we doot be
lieve e w .rd of i<; ai d the Floridian stto*ild fo care
ful buw It vends abroad ao Impn-avion au well eel*
culaied to defame u* In the rye of tbq world. Wn
have often foerd the rein irk ourselves, tfot runa
way aa-groea and vagaboisl white mow weie the
ier{*etral-e* of tfo Itorm! murdets wbirh have Iwrn
OHnniilled in MMdle Florida during tfo last six
moi.tli*| but we havo always follnvod suuh ns*cr*
lions tn fo foul slander*. If ifoie be evni the she*
dvs of proof agaie-l any while men, it is due that
name* sooulJ fo giron that t* e Executive mav nr-
reat such persons, and iffi.ui.d guiity hang them, os
fo mne certuii.lv would.
Speak uul foilly : nu iiisinuatiun-.— TaUahat-
see tilmr.
A'TASrkTAiFis
SATURDAY, AUGT. 3. 1830.
Flag of the free | still kearlkyaway,
Uodimm’d through ages yet untold 1
O’er earth’* proud realm* thy start display.
Like morning's radiant elnnds unrolled.
Fla? of the ikb-a! still peerless tliine.
Through ether's azure vault unfurled,
Till every baud und heart entwine,
To sweep oppression from the world.
At 1 asedhtgef the BMaebereead p»kslim of
the Unitarian Cforcb.o* Monday eveelag^ftk
Dr. Richard D. Arnold waa called to the Chair,
aad W. K. Long appointed Secretary, wltsetheM-
lew i nf preemMe aad reseletiees veers ewhevksed
end unanimously adopted, viz:—
Whereas, it hat pleatod Almighty God In the
dispensetlou of Ida Divine Prorideere te tsewie
from this world, tmr Pastor, the Rev. Wbl V.
Thaqfor, while on hi* passage from this City to
New York, In search of renewed health and rigor,
wherewith to carry on Ida Pastoral duties for
another year; and whereas, since Ida •
with n«, he had woe our ttnSvmal e
Hjnfton II ’rt.ntJ'tthip.—Ait-lfopi ofRi-'tiih
Cavalry ha* p'j't|i*bed u iv.uk on this -id-jecr, irmn
which ifo full -wingu-et'ul bint- are mien:
Anoil.ir cnpi'itl ini<tnko i», to fancy llu.t we can
keep a b us-* from fall ng hy |uiihiig li.ud si bi
ll.outh. It i |m!i ful tu vre 4 tivnfol li-Irr going down
hill wiili his re na *0 light, n-d Mmt tfo- hom-’v
inmiih is drawn up mi u li.c w .Mi the butizun. (and
Id* eyes so elevaled lb.it It U iinputs.lili- fur him tu
■te « bare bn D siepping. Tbo chanc. * of u »tumMe
are 1 bus Omhv ihm do*ih|. •!; an I ifsbuft* *l«-inb!e
in that ro d:ti"ti, ei *mjvd nih! ligblei.ed, nn-l pro*
biuiind ifo lit" of ids hiuul ai.d n*-ck, wiili wiiicb,
il'.elV 10 Idmvulf h'- trill do wondor* in recovering
hiiii-i-lf, down be mat g .| |u ridmg tfo luek|Nut ami
lini H Imld on * hi -fly *-y ainl tlir.m^h ifo rein. They
tlt'ci-n it *0 as t»> mike it a kind »l bit «r jv»!c, by
wldrh ro steady tbeois- lre* in tle-ir -en,nidlo
them nny t-i-lnx.iiicin ol i-iiber brid e i* nlmusi nt fu>
txl a tiling n-losing u stirrup. W.1I1 a k*n d li.iise
l-t no vueli men fo lruste.1; ibey i,re M.e Uishup
|l./nnersan«l martyr mikers of ibe n-4>|. -t paituf
the aiiima' creation But m-nyn her rbb-is, ulio
mv alingniher lnexo*-rl, fancy tint thoyenn kiep n
Iho sc on hi* fi-OI Iwlulf bo-akiiigh>sjx*vs.
Co nmun -r ite t -.l*u« ilia- a Sors- iwsitsi nu aid
fioin a pull in tlie muuih wab a p-cre of iion,or a
blow from a wh'p.ur k rkiinhe *nl- with an armed
h*a«l, huwetfi't tlin*e may Indieite to trim the withes
ur com«n nils of tfo rider. I fog my pupil to believe,
lle.t ifohuis#'* leg* ••tpp.irl -foiid. r,• ii.l 11.mfori*
ib-r's tfo horae—irv.ro itiaa ibi«, that tfo rider eair-
nut lift llm huisr, nor bold him up win n in tfo act
nf falling. How ofti-hdo we h nr n mini a«ii.rt that
fo has taken his hir e up foiwccn hi* loud* and
|rgs, and lifieil him over a f.-ncc; ll.ut fo has rc-
envi red his bi*r«eon tfo other tale,or lhsibi*l.«r-e
would have fallen forty li ne*, iffo bad no- bold
him op I Tlirso nmvnlgir errors uud median io* I
llUpu-sibillrie*. C'uiild inn men, xvitis hani|s|dke«,
l.l'i ifo weigh uf ahnr>el I'foubly. Allucb tfo
weight IO ifo thlu rein n| a U-ly’s krea.llr* Could a
My lift ii with ihe foil Imn.M | thii.k not, though i.
is rnmmunly #uppu«et|»fo could.
These errors an* not haimlessonrt: ifovimluce
mn ambuio is iaterfi-o n.v w iih tfo Iv-riMtama.
meat in which fo sk.-i>.| fo I ft o • on u«ed in ihe
u*fl tf hi* nwnuo-r<i-* If, by pulling, and givb-g
biro pain in tbo muiirii. you force bint tuibmw up
his foaJ mini neck, you prevent bis s-eing h *w Iu
fit •( out way un«*fi* ground, «.r wforo 10 take i-ff ai
a fi we; «ad la tfo case ul'siu.i.I^ing.y.H, prevent
an irviott d'fliated alike by nature and pbilusopby.
M fon an unnmented horse siumb^snisiurn teicfoa
him to di ope Ids h.a I and neck (philosophy leaefo*
us tbe vw*sw»««(«. D wm • tfo instant VIml his fond
anl neck are dropping, tfo vlN-ilJer*are relieved
from tfoir wnght, and that is the instant that the
kursa make* h • rffii-t tops-over him»cIf,
Tfof..H'Vwin:m.‘OMir4iMluii,e^l *sed ins buttle,
v* re picked up hy aa Indian a fi w uu|. a N. nh of
C«ia* Florida, aometum* in April |*«i, R was
brou(litiitiu Fill Naw Hmyraa a fow dayvsimv.
by one uf tfo |*iity now enr*mp-4 a few mile* from
ifo p.«t, and given tn tfo eu'iim«nJi*ig officer.
•* Barque IF,llfa*. uf Irvine, ( Hco'laod.) TIuh
mxaClaik, roinnuuilei, fium L-vuiimi I fuNow
Orlaaas, January I9th, |83’J. Isle. IU-44 N„ U.
74* I8. W. This fot'l* was foveuveifoardfor lire
parpnre <4 esceneieiag tfo diretiioeaeil vebaeity
«f ins Geese cm rent; sad l' Is earnestly requested
that these whu may find It, will publish the saute In
the Nautical Msgeslee or bhl'niagGamt*.
TIIOMA8 CLARK."
Tli" Buffalo Daily Journal rnvs that Mr. Clay, af
ter having opposed every appropriation mini" by
Congress for (lie iniprorcnieiil of tfo hirfors of tfo
lakes, has been tud'i-nly convinced of his error and
ha* gone round to ifo oMnt side.—.Vrsc York
Err». 1 ag Poil.
" II" line porsonnlly exam lin'd the bu*lnoas,”
say* Mm Jourual; " h* arrivsal ut Cluavehiuii on-
Jiv, l*a»k passage for Buirskio-ifoiiila tirsmliiMi,
c.imo ibiwn in tfo nigbi, eusniim d tfo works at
Erie llarrebrnn, Van llureo liaibor, Dunkirk, Cat*
inrnngus Creek, and DiUTuio, llirougli a niglit pro|>*
ablv,—sili*fe-d blitisi-ir tbul ill was right—tbit (Hit
a singl- I«*tI of »in-M! sumiii *i*l. i.r n single ibsllar
Useles«ly i-s|M>iiJ.-d io iltvdriog—look tli" ears fur
tlm Fall*, ci,mu bark by Mu* same conveyance—
spuuh'd nt tli" Park—and tlicn* eapresteil his
thor .ugli ronvietiou, that not a dollar of all tfo
approptia'iout fo bad so strenuously opposed, liad
lirea misapfdieil. Ik-fold ifo advantage* of being
a statesman of penetration ami sugacity."
A Turkish vocahulnry would he a very convenient
thing for tfo reader of Newspaiwrs, and partfo
•duly at tfo present time, whi-u Turkish affairs are
bnaight into spirinl notice. Many are cnnftised by
tho various tunn* wliirli they find in tho iinimrs;
rh.*y read of tho Ottoman 1'ortw—tbo Sublime
I’urte—tfo Divan, &r., witfout dining any very
diitinfli id-*as, amltliey ritber omit tfo oriental news
ns imiotebigibb*, ur content themselves with a very
superlic.ini lUMiimintnimu with it. Some of onr ma
iler* in iy, p-rbap*, la* “mtilied with an explanation
nf several of tfo term* in question, although others
will weed no aueh iMbaaatwN. 3Ve therefore turn
hastily to suverul work* nf reference, and givo tlie
following t—
SlILTAM is tfo lilloof tfo Turkish despot. It i*
a word of Arable origin signifying mighty. The
power of tfo iMitian is fomlit-sry. and Lianv* no
limit except tlm precept* of till* Koran, nud no re
straint except tlm fear of n**u*»liintioii. Tho whole
admiui-lralion, civil, military, ami religious, is at
hi* disposal. Grand Seiguur i* aum for title by
which fo 1* known. Tfo title Fudishah also be
long* lu him, nnd is regarded in Turkey us hishly
Uunurnblo. Tho present Sultnii is .Mnhnioud II,
Ottoman, the appellation given to tfo Turkish
etui pi", is derived from tho name of iu founder,
Othmnu, Ottoman, or 0«n»n.
Ottoman FonTK.orSuBt.iMx FnuTR.isihoname
of tlm Torki*h (ioveriunenr. The word Forte,
(Litill porla.n gal") wo*applied Intiiim* this was
■fo wamo given tu tlm gate of tlm Sultau'v palace.
Divan, tfo name of ifosuprcmeciamciloTStat".
Its original significuiion is—n honnl, or low IcvtI,
Its use, llioreforo, corresponds ticnrly with our use
of llmipl fiir council.
fin van 3’ixtrx, ifo prime minister of Slate. On
him devolves tfo actual authority. He nppoint* tu
nil civil und military offices, nnd put* to iImiIi whom
he plenso*. Tho word oilier probably comet frein
the l.uttin r/Jew, to *.*e.
MurTI.—This istfo title of tfo »o;.rnne judoial
ofiieor, and interpreter of tfo Korun. His otbcu
i-aniiot fo fl-mptin-d with nny in the governments
■if ivi'flei-u lhiro|ie. His t-uiik is imxt to that of the
(ir.iiel Vizier, if not siqicrior.
Hu* Km xiM. ifo Sertlsq of State. Tin*
word tJfmJi is of 01 uleni introduction, and is a
oornip'lon of 11 Greek word signily-iiig lord or mns-
r*. It 1* often used ns n term of resp-c-t.
Fashaw om bashaw, nr pacha, tfo first being
ifo in wi cur-ort. This is tfo guvernra of a Turkish
province. I lo is ;i|*jMiin'cil by tlm Suliau or Vizier,
ami i*xerrlsi*s grvnl power. " Tlm most di-tiu*
giii-lied liiivu three liorsetnil* carried heron* them I
tlm inferior only two." Tfo Cupudun (cuptuiu)
Fa-liaw i* ifo hijh admiral.
Mvisulnax or MOSLKM signifies, in the Turkish
Innguuge, n hue believer.
Amxhican Sii.x.—Wn have a-vcnl specimen*
i*f silk fabrics n*nt from the Moravian ciunmunily
in Bi-.iver eouiily. Fa., to Gideon B. Smith, Esq.
which prove ilut th« manufacture ot this importunt
nrtii'l" lint nlr* inly been pursued with great suc
cess. Among the sia-rltiM’iis wns a vest pattern of
fir.tirrd silk, tfo iui.iu*> ipiality of wh'ch Kn« equal
to i Ik* very fost article of tfo kind which is import-
ial. Then* was n'su no ndinimblo specimen nf
ciinisun silk velvet, of the very best kind, nnd
olfors of figured silks of various patterns uimI col
or*. Altlaaigh they want the perfi-rt fiui-h an«l
brillii'.t dye which belong to tfo silk of liiirip-,
lh.-v ore, In other rvtjievt*. q it" ns goml, and it i*
evident lint, ns in the fuse uf tbo cloth und other
nruiufnrturcs of tlio ro-iiiiry. experience nnd time
ahum are tt*qoi ed to render tfo pimple of tfo U.
State* pe* led fu!iricati*r* of tfoir own Silks.—Call.
American,
FOR PRESIDENT.
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN FORSYTH.
SoMect to the decision of a National Convention.
.FOR QOVKUNOR.
Charles j. McDonald.
*0 dear !' blubbered nut an urrhin who bail just
been suflering from tfo application of ifo bireh. * O
my! they te!| me afout 49 rods make a furlonir,
but I enn tell n bigger stun- than that. I.ut tun get
lAtich n plvaguy lickrn ns I've hail, noil they'll find
out that one rod makes an neker.*
ARRIVAL OK TUB BRITISH WJKKN.
This splendid steam vessel arrived in New Yurk
on Sunday Iasi, after a passage of 18 days. Wa
wrie gtud to foar ufber arrival, but she bring,
of tho South hud news. Colton down | tin of a pnn.
ny. W« must only hope f«r fouer times.
J7 Whoever would enjoy a delicious bath hi tha
ocean vvnvo, and inhale n clear and bracing breeze,
con partake of these luxuries^ by a ridn to Tiiun*
Dkbb itT, any evening In the week, where a splen
did establishment is fitted up for the reception of
visitor*. Tills imjw place of public entertainment
bus many cluinit to the pntrotmgc of our citizens.
Mr. DanivlC. Win, having occasion tnheah.
sent front the State, has resigned tfo 1'reridenry
11 film Bunk uftho Stxtoof South Ciiinlitiii,nnd Mr.
James Ru«k lias been ek-cli-d in bis stead.
WEST POINT—Ulerary.
Wo hurt* received from Cadet Tr.rrt, and have
punned with min:li ploastim tho uddresa of Bknja*
min F. Butler, pronounced before the Dialcctie
Society of the Corps of Cadets of the Military
Academy, at thn close of tlm recent annual examina
tion, und publishud by iho Society in pntnphlot
form. We have been no lo*a gratified at tlie ability
with which this distinguished Jurist enforces Ills
views as to the means of promoting tho usefulness
nnd honor of tha Military Profession In thu United
States, than delighted with tho high tone of moral
feeling which perradea the aeniinients inculcated
by sin-Ii a virtuous mind. Wn n-grat tbit we hive
notiqmci* this morning to tiotico it tnurn fully, nud
make such extract* its would fo acceptable to our
n-adrrs. •
TI1E LT1Y UF SAVANNAH
PerUttps tlm luhulilmut* uf no i-lty U\ the Utdntti
have more reason to fo* thankful tu Divine Provi
dence, Gw continu'd Idenringa during a scries of
your*, tlum tlm-e i f Savannah. Health has conti-
noud lu utt"iid iim. Cumtncroiul prosperity, with
some littl" elf iris on our own part, lias watterrd
its In hi uric* a iNing u«. Wo have been really a for
tunate people.
Wlmn our reader* mill to mlml tlm desolating ai-
perl of our ntunicipul affalrx smiie years buck—lm*
iiwiliilt-ly after tfo conti«;rNii<n that left inr fo-no*
tiful city niniu/t a min, mat wIh-d pe>tih-uce nignl
uinungsttiz, and avv-|.t whole fumiliua nvvny into tho
abyss of death, tfoy luvu*indoed cause Cue congra
tulation—-fur hnnibk- and devuti-d thanksgiving.
Tfo-se klcas en'rred uur mind while reading ;fo
Mayor's Report, which appeared in tho Georgian
of yesterday. Tho stu'c* of our fimtuuc* is most
rliccring ; and four* evidence of tfo ro at skilful
minagemcnt on tfo part uf rair City Common Coon*
c l. Wforo nil did tfoir doty, it would fo invidious
tu piirllculuriM* | blit i-"i'iit)nly tlm Into Mayor (M
H. .McAllistui) «1h>oM nut fo f >r^ottvo fur bi*
reasbiM nud aucce«*!ul efforts, in cm,junction with
tho Finance (kmimittce, to min* the necessary (finds
to pny fur •."•ill),000 worth of tho a|nuk uf tho Cen
tral Kail Road mul Hanking Cuin| any, on terms of
tfo most favorable character, for tlm city. His
in mtio Iws fallen on tfo slioiilder* of a worthy sue
cessor, whu will span* no pains tu improve wlmt
lm* focu done, ami to elevate Ills native city tu for
projK-r rank among for sisters of tfo Union.
By tfo puld c spirit of *>ur City Councils, for the
but four yintra, tbnl glotious esid- nro uf tho cuter*
prisu of Siivannuh, bucked by tfo support of our
great rity of the interior, Macon, tfo Crotril Rail
Hoad has been forwarded most materially. Tbo
purchase by tho city of $50(1,< 00 worth of Stuck,
went fur to eslnblish public confidnuco—and it*
brilliant success, lies been comih-iuuralo with that
by tlm fost qualities which adorn private .life, and
ns a Christian by bis unaflheted piety, tod our htgfc
c«t admiratloa by his signal abilities aa a (akhfal
Preacher of the Gospel, which, exhibited Is or# sb
young, promised nt no distant day, to pltee him in
tbo very first rank nmong Christian divines.
Re it Hutrfore Revolted, That w* have heard
with tfo deepest and most unaffected sorrow of tha
decease of our late Pastor, the Rev. Wm. V. j
Tlmclmr, hy which iho cnnncctinn of Pastor and ^
people lias been suddenly dissolved I
Revolted, That his pastoral conreetion with tu
was, in tfo highest degree, creditable to himaelf,
and Mitkfwtury to ut| nnd tliut in his dooeasa
this congregation have lust a truly able and pi one
Pastor, society a btlgbt ornament, and the eaoaa of .
Unitarian Christianity, a sealous, liberal, and
learned tulvnentu.
Revolted, That we tender to his mother and
other re'atives, our heartfelt sympathy (or the af
flirting lost they have sustained.
Revolved, At a further testimony of tho respect
and esteem we felt for our lata beloved Pastor, that
Tablet to bis memory be erected within tha
Church, and that Messrs. Eastman, L. Baldwin,
8. Philbriok* E. Pndolford, and W. E. Long, bo
appointed a Committeo to carry the mam Into
>«.
Revolved, That a copy of the above Resolutions
fo forworded to bi* relation* in Boston, nnd that they
fo published in tho Gntette* of this City, and tbo
Christian Register, Boston. „
RICHARD D. ARNOLD, Chairmaa.
Wm. E. Lono, Secretary.
Savannah, July 31, 1830.
Tbe Si. Augustine News, of 27th ah say*, that *
the following gentlemen, of Florida, have been In
structed hy His Excellency Gov. Call, to repair to
Washington, nnd confnr with tho Vresident, and
"urge ao him the adoption of tbo necessary mea
sures, not only for tho defence of the country, bat *
the aitcc- asful prosecution of tbe war 1—Honorable
Charles Downing, Mis Honor R. Randall, W. H.
Rrockenboro, Esq., 9. K. Walker, E«q., Col. G. 8.
Ilaakins.
Tbe Hon. Charles Downing will leave forWaib.
ingtun on Wednesday next. ^
Tfo Gbifo 1 f tbe 25th, tay*—<* Wa learn that
sinre Mr Vun Buren's administration commenced,
Mr. Cumpbi-ll h is, from his infirm condiiiun, form
ab«cnt from his uSm mure than ono third uf tba
» fob* lime. 1 bat during tfo remaining two thirds of
tfo timii Iieb.is ihiC been nblo to attend atall to tha
ciirrospniuloiico uf lliu uflicu, uven ao far as lo ntiU
bit signature to It; and that in respect lo tfo other
fosinea-, fo has omitted entirely lo supervise aad
slcnthe dr if*. Treasury notes. &c., after having
been filled up fur him, but hnsbeon In tho bublt of
merely signing blank notes and blank draft* to lira
amount of million* on millioi-s, leaving tfom lo bo
afu^rward* filled up and Dtuml by his eletks, with
out tbe slightest interferoiieu on hit .part as tint
Ik ml uf tfo oliire. Tlm l'resldi-nt, on oscuitalnlng
lle-se f Kt*. nmlmibte.lly c»n*iJcrcd ih it Mr. Camp
bell’s i firmi'ies prevented him from ibvnfing that
{•crsunnl nttemion to bis otficinl duties which tbo
luw* und ilm public sncurliy render proper.' 1
The Elective Franchise.—A western paper
•ays that a man in specs was n-»t allowed tu vote at
tfo recent charter flection In New York, on tho
ground uf hit nut boing natural eyes'd.
TrnmRAriucAL Err *r.—Tfo New York Sun
day Vi-itur snys, it undertu >k to have act op "A tale
ufiorroi— fminded on fncl," uud tlio itixt duv it wn*
pobtidiud as “A tats of a terrier—founded om
fat."
Newspaper Stathtic#—Tfore nro 71.newt*
paper* piiblitliud in Loittlnn. Of lb"i", six nro daily
tniiridng nud six evening papers, lit Liverpool
tb‘-ra i* no daily paper pu lialied. Tfo Mail is
:NibIide-<t tri-weekly, and tfo Standard -end-week*
iv, besides which there are ten weekly papers. In
the other tmvus uf England 211 papers nre pub*
li-li.-J—all wi-ely. Iu Scotluud there urn 53 pa
per*. of wlib-h 12 are i ubli#h-<l in Glasgow, ami
11 in K^b-nburgh. In Ireland tfoie are 77 pap -rs,
of wliicli IH are publish*! in Dubbn. In tfo island
nf Jersey, there are 9 papers {in Guernsey -I; uud
in tfo Isle of Man 4. Total number published in
Great Britain and dfpi-ndeucic*. 443.
Men. united in the pursuit «f fundamental prim
niple*. cun never fo *epir.iteJ, let tliolr fornier dit*
igrr»-nK-iil* be what tfoy mav. If Mr. Van Huron
runtuiue* faithful to tfo Constitution and tfo 'ighu
uf tfo South, South Caro im would prove ivereant
tu her dearest iiiten-su if she did not support him
in bis wailirn against her foe*! Aud it is all lulnir
|n«t to urge tfo pretensiiMis of Mr. Cbiy ujhiu tlie
tree men uf this State.—South Carolinian.
A w. man in Northampton, who tisnusl her child
Mnrua Multiraulis. expert* t"gel the »mte hnunty,
i.fl.Mi-d fur taiainc that kind nf fimd lor wmim.
Good.—A wfo l foy at a recant examination,
at an K*-gli*h academy, wns asked bv his inztruc*
tor who discovered America f ** l wUn I mny die,"
-avs a currespundcnt uf the Independent Bantirr of
Truth, ** if fo did'ut answer T’ankeo Doodle!"
On Sunday evening we bail one uf tfo foovie at
rain« we ever witnet-rd, m-eoropnniod with nlmmt
tnrr«*nnt thunder and lightning. The hou«c nf Mr.
S. S- Brown, in tfo upper part of tfo city, w«*
-trunk by hsli'ninc, and a n"gro f'rl, aitling on ifo
||>tor in-id". - against the wall.near tbe fireplace,
wn# killed. Her death was in#tantanan»j the dropped
for h-ad upon her breast, and it was not known
that sfo was injured until an a'temut »at made
(o * rouse for. Mr. Urewn ami for rluUreNwere
silting near her xt ifo lime—suara uf ifo children
within two ur thiew feet i.f for, n- neof them ware
Injured.—Auguita CkmnicU. 30>k nit.
CUBA. . *
Tfo Hahantrov are turning their attexiino to tfo
Motua Mullicauli*. Up lu tho 2Uih June, wu b-xtu
that tfo eutlino planted bad thriven well, and eve
ry h -p* of uesrst aatlcipsted.—St. AugnvHni
Sevev.
KT Tlm whole ur uno half of the eaiabllthmrni
of ifo Bat'NswtcB Aovncarc is uflered fur sate.
|f ,mly eae lulf Is sukl, a p*r*oo remiirUat te take
eforg* of Ua eJitorial column* would be preferred
(or a purrltaaer.
Our mluuiial hretliren in this Htata woubl roafrr
a favor wha h we *UmM be happy at any linu
reciproraie, by wotirle| tfo ah*s«.
3Ve do not at present ace anything to keep Snv*
annuli from snun taking her plnrn in tho first rank
nf Southern cities. Her geographical po-iiion—
tier health—wml ifo immense resource* uf tfo State
nf Georgia, wliirh U an nvemu* tu tho whole trade
of tlm Wuat, gives for ndvnntngea that nro unrival
led—and cannot fo surpassed by any otfor city iu
tbe South.
It is true, we Invn lieen little favored by legi-la*
tivo liberality. What has been dune, mny Iiu said
tu lm the work of individual entererise. \Ve know
that this it thu best kind of enterprise; but, at tbe
some time, when that is in a great measure exhaust
ed, it becume* thn duty of llm State, to aid its in
gdvanriug what nil must allow will be the perma
nent glory, as it is tbe true interest, of the State at
iirja.
In n word, Savannah requires more hanking ca
pital than she possesses. Nu fonks in th<a or ony
other Slate have been managed with more prudent
caution than those nf Sevanuab. Tfoy are prover
bial for thia. Nu wiki spirit nf speculation has ani
mated them. Tfoy have thu enufidenen of tfo
whole State; and tfoir capital might be increased
without danger. These tlmu-hta are desuUoty;
but thuy ore 011 a subject which is all important to
tlio pflnplo nf Goorgls, nnd wu h»pe to rosumu them
at more length.
In conclusion, we recommend a perusal of the
statu nf our city finances, to such of onr fellow-citi
zens in tho ititoriur, whu con feel an iiilarest in tbo
welfare of the seaport of their state.
Extract of a letter receives io Cbarkitoa from
New York
44 Tfo brig — it at quarantine, wforo aha
will remain until next Sunday week. We were al
lowed tn go up lu tfo city with the promise that uur
dir'y clothing should fo loft behind—so that on
our arrival at tho wharf at Statan Island our trunks
wero immrdiately opeoed and ransacked from top
U> bottom tf two white tnea,aada I d> * dirty elotkev
that they fi-und wero either tu be washed nr left be*
hind. This proci-cduro was se*nd-ihius uf itself*
but the rough manner which was o«ed made H much
m'-re so. Tfo UJiaa in particular wet# highly io*
ceusetl. Bui what rappv-dtlra climax is that Mr.
——und hit duughtsrs, nut being anxious tn
visit New York, applied fit balgings xt tit# differaat
Hotels «a tbo Island for tfo Ri|b>, and wero ae.
tualty refused bkcsi'se tmkt came from Char*
lest"N, and were iherefutaaomiwllvdiurviurii in
the vessel. Was But this U>e bright ofinhumsnil)?
NORFOLK, Jet, 38.
Tfo French frigate SsMue, Cipi. U Fayre, 8
d •>•• from 81. Dumbigu, anchurwil at ih" Naval llo*.
pital yvsterdvy aueruovNi. odwuts aad crow *U
Tbe Cim-lr.nnil Ri-pnb Icon, a tburoitgli grilijy^
federal paper. »oy*t 44 We aro sorry tn say that
we have no hop" iff Vi-ginia—we believe tfo 44 Old
linion" info wedded to Van Boren, and the
parties nre so juiuud tugothur that they rannot fo
put uiundui."
AxriRNT SirrLtciTT.—Paulding iu his life of
Washington, give* the following little anecdote oT
the mother nf this grant main "SI10 wa* unco pre
sent and oeeupleil the aret of horn r, at a ball given
tu Washington at Fredrieksburg, whito in tha full
measure of Ids well earner glory, and when 9 o’clock
enrnor said to him with piirfect simplicity, "Como,
George it it t'me tu go home.' "
ftruR THE aKQRaua.]
" Hur..— Ho drawetli nut tht thread ofhli vetboslty
finer Ikan tbe staple nl* Ids argument. I abhor aacu
fanalieal pkinusm*.”— Vid* - Watcm.'*
LOVE'S LABOR* LOST.
Mr. Editor :—My reply to tfo whig 44 Watch "
•hull Ik* n very brief uno. Indeed,-I had almost
determined tn let Ids last counter pass for what U
i* wurb, i. e. nothing. Tfo man who would re
pent for dm ten hundredth lima such a miserable pan
us 44 Fut-ri-'tlsm," or duul in aitch abrogated witti- .
cisms, as 44 real grit,'' must bare a very thick bead
ot bis own.
M-think* even an unsuccessful novel-writer or
a puffer off of literary nostrums should ba ashamed
to trade in such nullities.
A* 44 Watch has rendered apparent his total igno
rance uf Irish history, I shall refer him toFLovvDEN,
or oven to Lst and—nay, to Giraldus Cambrien-
ais, hiintolf, nu friend to thu Irish—end ho will mm
that 00 people ua the face of the earth (not ever*
excepting tbe gallant Pules) hare kept up a more
continued struggle fur freedom, or mads more de
termined efforts to obtain it, tlum did the Irish.—
For year*, tbe English coubl gala no footing, unless
in a few towns, which they immediately fortified.
A* a proof uf this, tho merest reader knows, that
tho Kuglish lived within wlmt was termed 44 lira
palo,"—the Irish without. That is, tho Irish had
aetnal, while tbo English had only siaaiaal posse#-
slon of tfo country. But it is needless to enlargu
on this topic—tlm facts are notorious to ivery read
er.—dad Ireland teas never conquered by British
arms! Rrligiou animosity and internal discord
did the work, which never coubl hare been accom
plished had tho pimple been united. And tho Native
American Party, feeling with 44 Watch," arould use
tfo aaine means to accomplish their political
•rheme*—yes, by such unnatural agency would tfoy
subvert tho glorious institu-iona uf tills vast Itepuby
lie. lie and they would set tfo nalive against the
ado fled citizen—-md would scatter tu lira'winds,
the fragments of those Illiciti-s which tfo valor of
a Washixotun—r Muntqomert—a Pulaski—a
Dx Kalb—a Warren— a Jaafxr, secured to pos
terity. These brave men marched shoulder lo shoul
der against tho for* uf freedom, aad sward la hand
mowed down the compact ranks of mercenaries,
who would enslsva tfom. Did they do tills for b
party f Nu!-they fought aad bled for (roedom-
raU tiro brare Muxtoormt, when fo feU oa tfo
foil hi* of Qvufoe, offered up hi* pure Irish spirit
tu tlio Oud af Baidas, as an avldenflo of bis daap
aiia luueat to tfo AmaricM soil—Ids mdayUd
borne—wy, tfo rfossa foot* of Froodmn foreetfl
Tfo 44 ignorance of history," which "Watch"
erkimwludgos, liuwsrer, shall save him tilU tima,
But fo must read a tilde awre, befera fo ittaRifll
tu iroumv his pea.