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Sty* WteeM^ &e(tv&txu* (•IIIHOKM’IIIA WILL ItKTURN TO IIKK After tlx Jreara nfxhvmj i» tint Y*»l«ral e«r, i>M l-hlUdripb!. Jinimlre* lo tala Iwr piece in llie Je. hwerntie rankl. The fulhi»l»l In fnim 'he Penn- rvlrnninnoftlic Alb. Ilortnh (.rlheciljnl Penn!!! INSPECTORS' ELECTION. * DEMOCRATIC VICTORY!! The result «>Tllio election fur Inspectors’ "I - tin* ^<1enemi Wrethm heir! vralenluy in the eiiv ninl county ef PhilnJelphln, i. hljhly sml.ljrmj tmlie | Democmlic pony. In the Monty the„nrar-pile enre prenenun nuyrtrity of uloml 2000 for ilia jh- ■noeratie uadUum for In.aart.ir.. ami are lift* it prnhoblo that thlr mojciHly lit tire c.urily Will !«• in- ennued to nbont S30II on the llomncrarlc. onloly ticket for -Auemhly. Tlri. will l» . mlu of oeor 200H ruten in the eoutny tlnro ln»l toll. In tire Clr* of I'hilurlelplilir. the .Iran* ho rl or Kodrtnli.nl, ilto Pedenl nr.tj.ulty ofl«<l .«"trU n“ riuml Ur lex rhnn one half id what il war, Iho. nr- fording n grutiryiog pnMjwet for Tuo.doy next. . OLD MARYLAND POIIBVBIII v>0 copy the followlnx from tiro Cllnhr, xhowlnf tire font inepondeinn n uf Demiwralic prioriplex in I Mnrjlatnl, oxer Kcrleruli-m nnr. It. mUonolxt— LEGISLATURE. I Counties. Dkmocrat*. Alleghany, 3 Annapolis. Anne Arundel, Bnlthnnre, Baltimore city, Calvert, Caroline, Cnrroll, Cecil, Charles, Dorchester, Fredrrirk, Hartford, Kent, Montgomery, Prince Georges, Queen Annus, Somerset, St. Mntys, TmIIniu Washington, Wurcuster, 3 Wit |I1T. 0 0 3 n 0 3 4 0 43 4 0 2 .1 0 0 4 30 MAIIYLAND BLKCTION. Tho return* n* they rontiuun to come in nlTnnl Increased cnu-m Co- rejoicing nt the ligiml ove> throw of ant i-ropnldicnnisni in Mnryluinl. lory •id not yet sufficiently complete to ctiuMe us to t,tvo precisely the p-tpnliir vote, hut tho ovorwnolming majority for the ciinso of sound principles h • • sur prised our friend* m il utterly 1 . oufoun led our udvei- Uriel throughout the State. CONG U ESS. Tlte following giMitlunrao urw el till :— •J, Democrat*. H’sigi. James Carroll, John Dennis Solomon Hillen, Jr. Win. C. Johnson, % J. T. H. Worthington, Daniel Jenifer, ■i Francis Tfoinms, > tiHiilip F. Thomas. Baltimore Pott, 5/5 imt. From the Milledg'vilte Record• r, 0/A in*/. (To Hit Exrcltrncg Ike Coo- nor. of Georgia and the Cnmmteiinntr* of the “ We tic in a. <1 Atlantic Railroad." Gkxtlkmkn So soon a* the Hood* or Ceriifi. He* of Stute Del a were prepared, the salt; of which had In-on nothin ir. *d by nn Act of the lest 4 Gen* ml Ass -mhly, I left home in quest*( n market, d Your loiter of aitoiney having conferred on modi* | cn-lhimiry p< wars in reL-md to tho lime, place, and ,1 term* of side, mid •■i|H-niddedlheduty of puirfois- •i in* mil-with suit .Me appurtenance* fur lb - road. 5 a visit to Europe was look) d to, nlniust ns n mutter \ of emote. Dot the moiuhly expendii liras l.ici. • dnnt lo the rapid prog.vss of the work of cn -true- tiun,nndtlie Nppiehco.h-dsr ori.yoffunds.il -nion- tinted tho necessity of dispo« ; ng of a pan of the frond* ns soon us pracdo dde. H.ivimj | i*t y,.-r • mndo an advniitagi-ous dispiisiiion such pnjM-f in ■ tin-city of New York, 1 , t great cnnlid o in i la-ing able to do so again, nnd i on my way 1 dibber, when the Hank or Ao--usta m nle me no of- ei.wldch Idid not hesiiiuntoiicoept. It gave me pur j? ’ulna fur one hundred and iwenty-livo lionds of .590 . terling each, mid ns-umed llieex|N-n-e and risk of • ransfeiring the funds to the office of tho Itnilrnad emimissionera at Mnriettn or Cn' vil'e, as one lice or the oilier might host snl- the convenience f the Board and of the contractors *n whom peri- gj dieal payments worn to Im mndo. For this sole of ittte stock, doubtless the best thill hits be -i made { n either Eornpe or America, since tho mo-tth of • darch, tho Statu is mainly iitdelm-d to the public v pirit nnd liborulity of the gent lemon, who it id thn 'x lirrctionof that Hank. It is not pretended th.- •’ hoy sought to he*tow n clunky; it is well known hat tho Stale of Georgia needs the chniity of no no; bin it is cortuinly ttuo that this instito ion an- rvcinted tho emergency, and was willing to ru.nply 10 wants of tho Government on f.ivnnbin t- r.ns. J lluving concluded this tnuiMH-lion, nnd placed t the proceeds of sale subject l • the order* of t' o • Commissioners, 1 prucocdml to Philadelphia and N. York. In lioth tlraseci ios I foan-l that money was becoming scarce, interest high, aul Siuia lionds not to he ncgociated at nny thing nppmaching fnmer price*. But as newspaper accounts represuoted that recent sales of Americ.-in set n iiie» had In' tnado nt fairpiices in London; nnd as it wus tho miinion of somo of tho most Intel 'gent nnd judi cious friends (.had in New York, th t by combining sain of lionds with the purahuse of rails, I co ild omplish tho ohjectsaf my agency, 1 determined make ntiinlof Kuiopcnn ninike *, mid in thn mouth of May took a passage fur Liverpuo. 1 carried loiters of introduction to most of the cm- »ent honker*nnd rnpitulwta in lem-lon, and from many of them had pr Tors of nid in my n>-gocia- Hons, which entitle them to my apt-rial-jcknowh-'g- nts. Unfortunately, howover, .o mon--taiy ro- ireos of liw Kingdom were found to Ira a'r udv lusked, and scarcely loss emhirra*sed Utnn s I had left behind me. The strongest h»u*cs London, even tho Hank of E • land, soenv-d to prebend an aii|irourhiiig crisis, and wt ro making forts so to husband their mean*, us to pn*s it in safety. During the mouths of Juno nnd July, nl- ■ways considered the most favorable season fm s-iclt frusiuoss, I believe (with iho i-xceptioti uf a fow ^ simres uf United States Hank stock) there wn* nut ' a singlo sale of A., ricun s- entities. The S-ates of New York and Mn»*achu»cit«, from their known punctunlity in tho pnymenl of interest, have in Eu- i rope a higher credit than any other States of this .Confederacy; yet ilo-ir pa;rar was unsuli-abl-, but at most reduced prices. . As the scarcity of money in England wms pr-t*y .'i generally ascrilied to the failure o." tlm Inst years ; i^ corn crop, and the consequent ox|wrtalion of laix« quaniftjes of bullion to pay for bread stofls in foreign countries, my friend* in London ndvisod mo to ro- J snaln in Europe till tho c-n s of tlte present year * : should be rcapt; expressing tlto belief, that *f nbitn-. ‘ : riant, moneyed nporntion* would become m-iro lilse- l xol, and thnt I might ho|n* to make a smisfactory ,' -snio. It was also suggested t’tni the intervening | tim« might be adva itaguously p issed in visiting the ynarkets of tho Continent, especially those of Hol land. Anxiously desirous lo raise at least fund* ,sufficient to eairy thr -ugh such contracts fnrw.uk r St* the Commissioners had already made, I procured i j |n London necessary letters of introduction, and V crossed the British channol. In France, Belgium and Holland, I rnada acquaintance with somo of Ll the most opulent bankers— .vithout, hna ever, being able to dispose of stock on terms that I could think of accepting. The great Innkin : house of Hojh- &, Co., of Amsterdam, professral high confidence in American securities; and in limu* of less pecuniary embarrassment and alurm. would probably have talum, at gmal prircs, a much larger amount of stuVk than I hud for side. The first of August Iteing now at ha d, the time when it was suppo*c-il that tigiHtd English harvest would revive the tnoui-y nnrkct, I r. turned to Lon don, and matin further effort* nt negoc-iatmn. I stfierrd the wliole rtf my r ni tioing botnl* at ninety- four jrcr cent’., tine lull’ payable in rui’s ns soon ns tliev could bo deliven-tl nt any s-ti l>* Eiigiisii or >VctcIi port, tho oilier in cush or crailit, subject to mv immediaio ooler. This oiler not being oece|4- od. I finally proper • 1 to s^ll to M< >*rs lU-etl, Irv ing 8t Co., with whom I had negoe'atrd last year, bunds to the amount of half a million of dollars, at ninety per cent., to lw paid by two or three in-tul- meats on sltort time. Knowing tin- gn-at *iren-th anti influence of lire bona-, ami ilie proof* il haJ n- pealedly given of a tlesire to srne ho State <A Georgia, 1 bad reason* to lieliuvo that tbe*o fiivnr- able term* woulJ be accop.-ed. Two of C • seni.tr memlter* of tin* Itotiso I* mg abo ut at llie lime 1 called, my pnqra*ltion In writing f.tr tlwir consiileraiioi.; wlul-i | t.s.k lira op|**rlouiiy of g.e iltg to I be West of Fn -Inn I in om-uil M' inf.iroia- lion tmtchiiig the itisnol uton- ami •liipor-nt of ni-l», CWt. efrat^vs, ht*i> 4c. A^te-siily to a prooiis* made me, a let er from one of the jaaior member* of lira finn c-tnwyvd to me at Llvrqtool the answer of tlte house on tlte several p ln«» submlttcil. As this letter and my reply form an appropriate part nodes ate gi< of my rejHH t, copit o given t LONDON, Aug. 7,1839. To J. CnAWmao, Esq. Live»poolt Dxah Sint—Ihttvo submiitod to my partners lira pro|Ki.nis you authoilcetl me to make resp* elitig tho putrba*e ol HlHt,llOU ofG -orgia Stain stock at ninety—ni.d with reference lotlw payment of divi- demls on lira bonds of that Slate for a contmisiioo of uiie-li.tlf |ter cent. A* 1 have already intimntt-dtityiNi.iilsquitehn- |Mis-ihie, in tho pres t »tateof our mutie) market, to realise thealaive larnd* ti|Mtn tlm condition* you tlesire; mill il would not bn convenient for us to Hike i hem f.r our own account, however anxious wo nuiy be to promote the oltj-rl of y nir visit to this c.Mintry, ihhI fa-ilititc tlieim,«..tiint undertaking* of lira State. Wo slittll In-glad to tiiu|ertnko lira payment of the divideiul* uii thn terms tnenlhuietl; und wn fully n|t* pn-ciate the di»|i-tsitiiiii you have expressed, to pre fer our agency far surh matters. In the expeetatioo of seeing you here befotu your departure lor th-- Uni-oil Suite*. 1 remain, th nr -lr, Yuuts, vety truly, J. IRVING, Jn. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10, 1039. ToJ. Irtish, jr., Esq., Home „f Reed, IrringSf Co., ttOndon. DkarSik:—I have to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of thu 7th, und lira friendly Interest your ll»u»a takes in tho object of my visit to this country. Though the price which I have propo-tal to sell a sm ill p.irt uf the bund* in mv possctiiun, is fur litwi-i- Uiau they were expected to command in thn London oi-irk^t, 1 hud nh'orvedtno much of tho de- ranged stunt of munotary ulliiirs in tld* country, to h-qra forns:tlt*on Iratb-r terms- Intha-d,nllcirrum- sitiiices considered, I nn not sinpiis<-d at a failure to sell even at 911 |*er coat. Besitles lira scarvi-y of inuiiey, which <« u* gieutly retlo -etl tint price uf ull Amuiicun securities, it is sufficiently obvious ihal disci iminuliun* uro ninth- Iratween those which have llie guaranty ol'Nottlatro and of Smilbi-rn Slates The n-usoiisureilouhlless satisfactory to iIiomj who cnvrtain thorn; hut If ability to pay debts,combined wit It liocnm i tig mot ivos of self-respect, und a deep in- leiesiin sustaining tliecr dit oft ho Stine, can Ira su|»- |tosed to avuil uny thing, in securing punn-tmlity,th- people of Georgia must regnrl such a dn. riminn- ii"ii us the more oflspring of ignureni e and preju dice. It is tree thut tlte Siam is not an inveterate burrow, r; her pap r has tint b un hawked on th- stock exehattges of Euro|»e; slid has had no occasion to m ike an ex|Niso uf bur ti«eal resouro-'s, lor the p irposo of eonciliatiiig tho fuvorori<onkrr*,orciim- promisiu • tint cl tun* ofilisappointeil crodiiur-; unri pel-hips lortkete rcatont her jatper i* umlvivalu ed. Fortunately Georgia is not dependent on foreign huio* for thu itraios of cariying on hrrpublio works. When her fund* wore worth eight pereent. at horn-, *ho puiporly euininied the frugality ot supplying immediate wants at five nr six; ami therefore sent ImiiiiI* to Ruro|>e. Ills however nut prubaldc that sho will soon s.-ndanv nnro. Thu terms on which Reed, Irving Si Co. propn«e to pay tho dividend* or interest an the State’s dclo in Lond.in.nmoiitiiin-* now to about seven hundred and fifty tht.usnntl riol-nrs, are quite satisfactory On—li ilfofono per ceiil. is the commission nskod by nno heriigoncy,nnd will bo cheerfully pail to tin-in. Hoping to sail next week fo- thc United State*, I linvo only to add assurance* uf |ier*oiiu| regard, nnd to nsk ymi to loader my particular ie*pect* to tlm lion. Mr living, ouo of tlm senior nirm a;r* of year House. J. CR WVFORD. I h tvo no ren-on to heliu\ctlmt the hoinls «,f this, or indeed liny oilier State, wore ahsohllely tins de- iilt.e—per dnlois inigin h tvo lavn tempiwl to t .ke them at n Ini ivy iliscoont; bill l know that tin-Stale ofG.-orgia had in Irar lunik *t fk, ami in her rrve- iiin-s.iuisi ig from n m-alonito *y«lem of tnxnthm lisctl resource* more thin eiioa -h in relievo her f-nm such saciiticn*. I kiivw.mmctivcr, tlm value of iIra State’s e-redit, ninl was detennio A ilt-.l It shoultl not -uilurbv any act nfmioo. Theaggf -gulo tlebltif the S iitc.cuitrnned opto this ihim lor purp.t-.es of intcrnul improvement, nmu.-ot* to sniuelliiii.; over seven hundrctl and fif.y lliini-und dollars—thr- ioten-sl of which is payable semi-niinua y in Loniloti. Tliongh not specinlly charged with such n doty, by your letter of attorney, l deemed it advisable to contract with n ILm-o of that city to make regular nnd punctual payim-nts in this interest. The connni-si -ns usually all-«re4 fur such service* in Loudon, is on© pur rent.; but having learned that at lonst one Houmj would do the business fur luilf that compensation, I insisted on liketernis.to wldch lleml, Irving St Company agreed; ami nt my requo*t nnd prumisn thnt lira s-im should he reim Mirscil without d.-lv, advanced funds to pay Interest o.i nil tho Siam’s bond* now in Euro|M-, up tolhe fire*, of Mnrch next. Respectfully s-ihmitte-l, J. CR WVFORD. Sparta, Sept. 25,1839. BALTIMORE, Oct 5. VtotKXT IIuunirAXK at Hkkmuim.—By the selir Catharine, Waite, at thu port yesterday from Bermuda, whence she sailed the 18th September, a file uf Bom: tin pnpeta hash cn received at tho Exchange IL mling Rount*. Tho Hamilton Btre mudinn of the 14th giro* thu details of a most vio lent hut ricano whicli vi*i c*l lira Bermuda Island* nu thn 11 th, tloing gru ltd im tgo (o lira house* of the towns of Hamilton nnd St. G orgu'*, taking olT thn rools of sumennd gn-uily injuring oilier*,and de stroying large nuo.lt. rs of cs-tlat tree* in evt-ry part oi'thui*hin.|. Ttmg tln wnsaixtiinpaub-rl with most viiili-uttnriuiits of ra n, ami th • gusts of wind e*u«- sed the wave* of tlm nce.ni to cast showers of sua water far over land, so thut many of tlm link* of drinking w-slcr throughout lira country are brackish, ami various kind* of fish wore found on luml hun dred* of yard* from the shore. TheStira Hou»c«, Commissioners’ ILmim-s, Na val Hospital nnd Hr ak water at lira Dock Yard on Ii-olnnd 1*1 tml am mw-li injiired. F**ur vessel* in tlm li'irlntur of llamUleo, including liar brig (Catharine, of Haiti Iiine.rntlo out tlm gale in safety, hat coasid- erabled'tmngo wusdone to t n tilerve**>-l*belonging in tho I*lauds. Til * •-•hr. Etlwarrl.of St. John, N. B. wa* driven ashore ami h-tlf fillerl with water. Tho «clir. William Nelm*, ci*i ashore ami ilamatod. At St. G.-orge’s, tho Royal Barracks were slightly injured and much d image was done lo tho wharves. Tho BritLh barque Sir Coiin Camp's II was driven nihme and totally wrecked. Wu are happy to find that amidst all th • ravages of tho storm, out a tingle human life wa* lost.—Patriot. nw for support, and wbrl took to me for protec recourse toaproTesskta la tho exerrta-nf ^Mch I was unro mmt happy, I ttit«t my IViemls r ill not like mo tho less, nor withhold Iram’mo tlrair patronage, because I hno the Saviour of lira world, end worship at the shrine of Nature's God. Year end lira Public's, obedient sen-ant, C. II. I’ahsoxs. The Manager of the Natkmal Tlaoure, Cincin nati, nnn winces lira engagement of I'aiimrs to |n-r* f-nn in that artablishim-i.t. A? S\TPIIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1839. Flag of the free! still besrthy sway, Umlimin'd through ages yet anteld t O’er eartlt's proud realms thy stars ilisptny. Like morning's ratllantchMids unrolled. Flag of tha skies 1 still peerless shine. Through ether's ature vault unfurled, Till every hand ami heart entwine, To sweep oppression from the world. prosperity of my ad .ptcd country, whb-h divides with the coeatiy of my Idrth, on prinriples «f ct}ualiiy, my fomlcst hopes ami wishes-—md wliit-h I hare for year* atrugglml to goad agaliut lira maelstrom sd* nullification—the curse ami lira alar, minarinn of all gond gvrvemment. And 1 do fl-riter myself that if half lira seal, lira ardour, ami tin- lilscr- •lity of expenditure had taken p.xo In lira ci rv a lion of tlra defence of good govvt norant, ami peace ami sutler, that hate been put into activity to *pn<ad lira pc«tifi-mua doctrines of st-diiirm ami anarchy, wo shoultl now Ira in a stnte of |ranee nml soCiii'ty —wlraroas our course at pre»nnt is *' IVr Igira* Supposito* cim-re dolostx.” A pretence for excit'-meiit will never Ira wanting.— Tho slave qirastlnn—or Internal hiqwovx-uraut—or somothlng cl*e, mpially grtutmlh-ss. will lie made the stalking horse to lend to lira grand—* ho ultimate -tfrject—« dis ol-ition of the Union, nod a separate coofeth rucy, wldch they will elUH-t.la-yoailadonht, within it very fow years. Such efforts a* they make, with such |ialtry ami feeble counteraction newr fail ed of succccs. " Yours ro«|H-ctfullv, •• MATHEW CAREY.” Philadelphia, May 21, 1833.” FOR PRRR1DBNT. MARTIN VAN BIREN. FOR VIC IS PRESIDENT. JOHN FOsTSYTH. Suhject to thededsion of a National Convention. r HEALTH OF SAVANNAH. Reports aroclreulnted in tlra Interior injurious lo tlra reputation of our city for general Iraalth We havn heretofore refrained from noticing rla-se re- ports, as any thing we w ruM state, would Ira, in somo measure, contrr '.toted by our Bills of mortal ity, published weekly. There Bill* give all lira in terments within tho city, including all lit. submits and all hospital cases. In a commercial city like Savannah it must bo expected, writh so large a re sident population, (embracing many good aub'ccts for autumnal fever,) that tlrare will be In the autumn, more death* than at any other period of tlra year, hut we say on good authority, ami assure our coun try friend*, that there I* no cpidnmie. nory, and none Most DistkssixoShipwrkcx.—Captain Little, of tho ship Gliugnw, at this p-wr, frou Liverpool, reports that on the IStli Sept., in lat. 39 40. l->n. 61 20. wind light from lira wt-twanl ami bafiling, he ditcttv -ied at n di«lancu tlra app-aiaoco of a raft wiih sumeiliingonit, bore up ami sent hi* boat and look from it three hum in Iraings, witli scarcely any lifu in ilium, took tlram on board, and learnt that they wote the only sut vivors -if a crew of nineteen men, b -lunging ro Urn ship Arah,Cnpt Ro'iertson. ol and for Hull, from Bnlire, Hondur»«, with a cargo ofmalingnny. Duringtlra gale of lira lOth Sept, site wa*di«ma*t. d,anil finully w*-nt entirely to piece*.— TIkish sitvetl ware on tho side nf the n-mp, b four planks twenty feet long. They bid bee this raft five duvs without any thing except two co co* mils, which they found, atal were in a most wn-teited an-l otarving condition wh**n taken «*4T ami wotdtl not have tut vivetl ami h--r tlay. Thsrrr wt-r»-originally 9 upon tlra raft, iuclud.ng tba mate, bill they hml previously dif*l,-»rin-c-mting deranged fur wantof f-aitl, had jiimpetl into tlra *ea. Tlra onm -s of those saved are Willi im West wmal, car penter, of Selhy, Yorkshire, England: John Ar*toj. a I’rus ian, ami llalvur IlaralM.-n, a Xoiaeja*.— Rid. Inis existed during the summer. Until lira last fortnight the death* have been fow indeed, exhibit ing remarkable honlih for a Southern ellv, with surh a mixed population. Tlra stokirat* reeer ly has been confined to the outskirts of tlra city, hut we are advised thnt there are very few case*, at this time, of fever. Most of tlicse are in the confine*, and the few which exist in the heart of lira city can, as well a* tho very few death* w’. *ch haw there occurred, he traced to imprudence or mwvi- snnnhln exposure We haw not heard of nny non resident who hn* visited us being take.i rick, Iwtt it hi* I icon remnrketl to us by a frieml, thnt tlra min ister of our largest Church wouhl not, if Ira hml been in the dlv this summer, haw licen requ'tvd to officiate more thnn once in III* congregation.— Tld* too was not a case of bilioiis fe •- While titlrar Staillient cities haw laran rewrely afllici(*d, Snvuuuah. as n city, has ntuo.lt reason fur thankfulness. The course her Antirarities aihqtt to puhlidt, in the Sexten's Re|ract for lira week, aB interments, is, in tatr opinion, unwira, a* cast-* nt tiro Hospital and |iersunt brought dead f.oni the country are inclutled, ami thu* lira Bill I* mutlo a;*- patently large, and |m|rars in other places noticing tlram are not apt to discriminate, but slate Uratn in the aggregate. Irat a'l wlra choose to visit lira city uMiomm in prudence at this soasnn, and wo fre'tove tlray will he as cxcnqrt from attacks of any kind, as in any other Southern city on the Atlantic Coast. If they will expose the r Hospital erse a il all cescs in tlrair suburbs, wo will compare our hills of mortality since 1829 (when various causes introduced an epi demic) ami we fear trot tho result. Large numbers if immigrants arriving hero in the hojw of employ- meat on «mr Rail Road sml other works of Inti-roal Improwment, are certainly lit subjects of disease in any Southern climate. Tin y slrauld not ohiw out before a frost, wlraren* since the first of Sep tember tho steerage |MU*oo>.» from New York alone amount to 331. If any person will examine our bill* of mortality, they will discover that the case* of fewr are, with fuw exceptions, confined to immigrant foreigners. REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES. It is indeed gratifying to all wlra haw 1 ibored In the causa of Republicanism, and wlra wore guided solely by the unerring sundard nf ptinciple, to pe ruse the gloritms news which readies ns on all hands, from one extremity of our vast country to the other. It was but the other tlay that tlra city«/the Em pire State pound forth Irar imrin.l* of freemr^ who scaltcrrsl to lira witols, we trust forever, i.» hopes of Fmlerriism, which hod fira a brief p-iltal made the Civic Halls of New York a dwelling place. Then came oa the Old Domlahra—chivalrous la ml of Pocahontas—where the pure brew of LL Irariy ditpdleil the mist «f Fetlerali*m. ami opened tlte eye* of Freemen Ui their best autl most abiding interests. Then did \lahama, Imliana, Kentucky ami Ma ryland (la«l llhMigh not least,) rash to lira rotora, and tralily nuaprar. And shall we forget the a—r^o fro-forgotten Key Stnoe State I Where the Republican PoaTXa sue coe.to.1 tlra Federal Rit.vkr -where a nwctnm tmik place, almost unparalleled ia u»e annds of politics, —where Mob Law atal Tyranny fraud advocates in a Governor and his Mibordiaaies—frat which bad to bend before the common sense and united actioa of an indignant people. We should indeed be sati-frad with the result a* it is already kaowa throughout the Union sh«!l Ira even more than satisfied should Georgia cap the democratic pillar- To our fitemU we can utter nothing ten cheering und*. We haw been socoessful so far—and we bare a-ked the M wa-cbman" 4»* goet the might / He replies—“ALL’S WELL!” ELECTION RETURNS. SPARTA. Oct. 8,1839. We carried the Senator for this county, hut mad* nncnutetl for tho House. HANCOCK COUNTY. J-’or Governor. Union. State High's. McDonnltl, 301 | Dou^lrartj. 3?(i Gilmer heat Schley here 171—gain 99. * Senator. Broun, 351 | Sayre, 292 Representative*, Butts, Guilder and lliudtom all Stute Right*. ' Ratification, 294 No Ratification, 283 Whole number of votes, 699. JASPER COUNTY. fbr Governor. McDonald, 507 | Dfuglrartv, 110 Gilmer’s majority uvur Schley in this county, in 1837, was 116. Senator, Jordan—Representatives, Ruhurtsun, Water* and Wyatt, all Uniou. Ratification, 413 No K •lificuiitut, 422 MORGAN COUNTY. For Governor. 322 I Douglteny, * Senator. 336 | Porter, Repretentalieei. 359 I Martin, 518 318 1 Reese, 490 | Peoples, 3U3 It itifieatiun small maj'iiity. We delayed issuing our pa|ter, until n late hour, for lira ptt< |at«e of furnishing the result of yeatralny'- nlection. Il will he found below. Continent is tit necessary. Customary rs il is fur defeated iraitie tefiuinn excuses,or rentierleasnns f>r tlieinll-.c-i.. littire, wo shad trot do so. Wo shuuM li-tvu elect'll, Vwe had receivtal voiea enough, ami fa «p«Mking so lar a* *r(f iacoticeuuHl.care little about lira matter. Then* I* sai l to tra no money in tlra State Treasury; in tb eve I sulecteut. wo might have keen munpelM Ui bear our own ex|tonses.— Ai it is, we can stay at homo, try to collect, in or der to pay our debt'.— IVa.kimglon Spj. WILKES COUNTY. For Governor. McDonald, Bonner, Stallings, Durden, McDouald, 399 \ Douglirrty, Senator. 426 Irvin, 363 1 Andnisun,' Repmentativee'. 409 Brown. 370 1 Ton mb*, 42fl Woottun, 304 1 VV in’iirld. 3!I8 H.I, 328 1 Killgore, 395 Mr Par-tot*, the actor, ha* relapsed into bisirio- nit**, alter all, notwithstanding hi* ratter theatrical disclaimer of auy such intention. He has ukeu an " hntitirahto tiisciiargu” Ir-'m tlra Mflh-riirt churrJi, and i-simJ bi* rarJ in .* me vrrla. By lira following certificate it will Ira seen, that I have honestly w ithdrawn myfelf front tlra MetltoJist K. church, and am uo longer anwmlrarof dial honor able body, “Tlti- is t i testify dtU C. B Psrs.«s it Itow- ablv absolved from all comt ranra with the M«vbo- dirt church. Riciiakii Ttimsos. Pre irli-r in charge of lilt *t. station, LouUsillc.' Mr I'^rsmts further say-: My •entnneots, from iirtli(iiraiii. unforeseen, un- expreted. and mil to Ira d < it.-iunsU'ies'#. have umlergom- a rraliejl <-b mge * a*ldrres-I you. Ik ing m*w entirely tree fnnu *11 -lUiaiawM, •houbi 1 hereafter find it rrooesssry, iu otd- r to sup ply tlra uooilul waul* uf U|<.*C wtw arc de|raudeiil MATHEW CAREY-ORIGINAL LETTER. We have bcea favored with the following extract of an original letter, from the late venerable Ma thew Caret, to a gentleman of this c'ty. The etter wa* written on the 21st of May, 1833, when Mr. Csat.T diwrilsil him-eif a* exactly 73 aad | year* old. The ardent p«trioti«m that abound* it the extract i« clnractcri-tic of lira m in ami uf hi* native cotntry—while lira attach meat be erinres fra die land nf his ad qrti-rt. *l-»e* eq.al credit to lii* tewd ami heart.—Woo Id that all frit a* warmly it terested in the in-truti»n« of our gieat republic, a* did Mathew Caret. In that event, then* w. Ira litt!o danger uf hi* pre fictions c-rarcraing the “di»«oliitinn” of our gfavra* Uni -n irr-t bring jit-1. But alas, it i* ma so! Tiro Molorii of Party is. (M-riivp*. too powerful to Le pro.trated Ly tie eT-rai* of the |tbi!-*»q4tic sage—aad Uro tasclttaa- tiutu uf a Stsfi'ssac O a tjMuti>N assy yet wknl overturn the mstwurk* of mom. ami rabvert tiro wise aad bwsefictal laws which have hitirorto brraa our best tjrfoocr* againH tiro isnfiisn HUemjn. if designing irahssrs. Bur we lrs< tiro dsy i* far- very for d «taat, trsra the ms U Ihtarmc) have firaever * M •) tiro Aiarighty Pm»u ties' raised « WiUirurx *o Jdiner lsls cotriuf from bondage, »v«rt tiro mJ tmily * W. t’sv * aiiact: — " i fori gratified ia the favoundda apprreiarfoa *4 my labour* for tiro pruasotMai ef the peace, hnypu [(uhmunicatkh.] It seems rather singular, that die agent of the State uf Georgia, wlm went to London to nbtnin a loan for lira Stalo a stem tinra since, should | M ve prefemil Messrs. Held, living & Co. of that city for tlra agent on tlto part of tlra Stute for lira pay ment of its interest on lira debt tliw in Knglaml, when tlrare is every ivrom tolralievo that lira bead nf tluit Comno rcial lwu*e has, in his official capa city as Governor of tlra Bank of England, dune al‘ iu his power to reduce the value of the great staple (curtail) of this State, and upon which it mainly de pend* for iu prosperity. • Corretpondenee of the Commercial AJverliter. CIVIL WAR IN THE BRAZILS. PERNAMBUCO. Aug. 17, 1819. The hut uetm (Nickel Itrought intelligence from Mar.uili ,ai of a mure gloomy character th in any whirh lias preceded iu The rebellion in the province' is ala^miuglv pro gressive. It broke wit in lira in'er.er, and V* raen represen'ed by thetvfficisl d-s umenl* bill: ito publislravl as confined ton gang oftu'fiun«,i|. ’.Pjte of |x4ilical ulijoci a>)«lofta*in«li-r ev'ending Ineir operation* beyond a few tnurd -is and rob'ra r«. The insurgent* style themralvr* Bemteviv the name of a common an>l f ivorite binl, and tte’ir avtiwed pretext is diss-tiis ction with a recent law for *u’ - stituting lira office* of p- elect nud su'iprefect for ttewe offnize* >le Jireito anil justice' of'li » peace; to this they raid -a pretended disponi'i tuon the (tart oftlra legality to en*lave ull tlra co|or-l |NtpuIuiion. Be tlrair objoet* wh it tlray in »y, ttrair nnirra is mtr ed with blond, pluu-ler anil de«olmion. News of Augu-t last state* t'.ntUiey had completed tlra •ack of Caxias. lira second city in the province in point of wealth and c unm-'iro, amt tlranoo ha.I marched in dilT-rent diiectioiis, with tlra supposed tlesign of inter cpllng the supplie* n vtfetl l»y lira capital,aa-l of attacking P-niahibv Caab-a hrd te*-nte-seigvd aterata nimitb. ami itslosswr* ow ing more or less to some u'lfortunste disse on amiKis iheiuhabitants. An imliscriminute pillage entuesl, and such mer- cliaodixets was not avaiUb'e foc'prerant use wa* devoted to derttuction S ime two ur thn-o hun dred of th * pt.troipal inhabit .ms weir thrown into Mtivtn, anil but few esrajwal. with their lives only. Tlra capital, San Ltiix tin Miran’iam, Iroln situ- ate.1 u|nn* an iria ri, aad having i large number of tmuju fra it* stefuace, is thought tu be safe, even ia cose of art ack. Great unanimity is saitl toprev.iil among *11 clas ses, and a general d -tc,m'ti i m i, in ciu of vxtn*- mity, to hvxarl all in Uro d-*l'«otra of life and pro perty. Soeh u tba alarm, however, ev,-a there, tint ritnenr aieant p ratified to leave,and fmeign- er- hare been called to volti neer in tho servico of the c-amtry, which tbe Po.iogites tov,>i|nw lollra tmm'M-rnf roves hundred. Ad lition.,1 tro-tps nre if aewt to the-ccaeofdiso'iler fr-.ro the neigh boring province.; a *ccond detachment saile.1 a dsy or two-inee fr on ibis port—and it i« sincerely to terfov|rad that the prompt mearorel ofguvernmeni will mm «u eeed ia ettiagui-hing tbe torch of civil war. which -» -o unh ipjiily rekin-l'rd in tiro Northern extremity of lira empire. Yours, he. MARYLWD ELECTION. Tte* ie«it is now kn-twn. Tlra Coo*r-"ioonl delegation consists of five ll'p-iUia is an-l three Whig*. Tiro lrogi»lxture, acconli'ts t'i the Bxllimon* Republican, *tanl« t'i Rr-eddicau. to 39 Whir*. TV* Patriot (Whig) mikes it 47 Ib-publiei . lo 31 Whig*. Accor, li ii; b, eitlror rec'.-min; I lit- th> foot tf tbe Whig. is eom|>lete a-»l num-irili'e.— Tte/wnr coaoie tlromrolves with “catiros" ami |ini;-lrri-< Tiro tan* sni sin- slni mire to tiro Chat. Jfree.,*. 10ikiatt. CHRisToniER N-tarii, ,Lm* u « Jim Cr-nr, We would nroitsw it, Isit Jon t. not Irore to lain: »litm-i *'«t a:start o». lU»r»anrimyt If ibis be a Spccrnsen ,f *ta. -ul Wklrli not IckW. M tin tSlrr ob of tiro l-ii-tk andar fteir r ’ ir*~-attiiie, <a* r*o L*.e •*> -r.^ii wi»h for •raw i-jiystttitsn. Jon tinea i, . m'o’nhta rag- fri srogrw. ate siog, a traiot to «tro Itivr-I nl UMU vrwn a; .r all j**.* a forgan*. If rlrorc metm lannnr *f an t ko»l o, live npgnnty might prirtf., La pnr LmaA Lean tiro metlb of tiro wrsvb who roars: Ime hi* muilj ,<t*U aadrsMtare- lj • tUUH id AMTglv 'Lsag. another iirkadful kirk in NEW YORK. Wa are it d -btfd lo an Extra front Iho office of fha N. Y. Morning Herald, loauasl oqSunday laat, b>r tlm following daploralda new*;— DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION-OVER THIRTY BUILDIN.’M DESTROYED—1AJSS ESTIMATED TO BE UPWARDS OF $1,* 009,090. This morning about one o’clock, a fire broka on, In tlra fur Store of M s»r*. S. D. Iltlsey St Co. No. 189 Water street, which tie lroved over thirty Uiildir js. Tlrare was a fresh wind blowing at tha iimn,anltlta do* luctive element awopt through Water stree.. Burling slip, From street and Flotehar stuvt, und. rvtiieuctl at ona time, to burn every buiMinc frem Water street to the frost River, taking in tlrahl-ckson Burling slip, Front nnd South sts. IWuiil* mm* ug, however, tho firemen, by treat rxeiliiins,£nt the inu*ter-haiMl,aml,by sevenoVlraU, liutl -topp-'d tlra fire from spreading any liirite-r *han it did. l ira United States II ' lately Hollo, n marble building, s-von surras high, was in immi eutd il ‘ ;\i ; tuken fire in tlto gutters nnd on the o twice, but it was *av I. During • e cui.fl ^ 'iTaioa ii presentetl a most sploin'id scene. The ftitire block bottle ‘tig on Water, Fulton nnd r rent It reel*, nud on Burling slip, was. with thu exception of thr not four building* destroyed. Oa I Voter St eel. Tip store os* upied l»y S. D. IlsUoy St Co., No. 189, tlealer rs and ag-mt* for tho'Auierieau Fur Cm, was eu. .oly dps: i-oy« d. Tho buihling occupied by Jossup St G.lhert, No |9| ile.ilers in paints nnd oils, wn* nlro tlusir.iyed: folly insued. Messrs. l’o|:on & Colgate hail drug* and prim* to lira vahra of $19,909 sto »d 'herein, a’l of which is burnt, a.t' only partlv in- atinnl. Thn agricultural m tchino store ami warehouse, No 195, was tot j.y destroyed. Tho huildiug iracupiptl by Simeon Dunn St Co., N«i 103, wuswhid'y liurut up, with it* contents. Thu slorotif II. K.Slinckerly, No 193, was burnt, also that of J W Hrudie, No 185, dealer* iu fur ca|ws, furs, &c., ami the hat store of J Hut tit Co,. •**i lira Corner of Burling slip. Tits store* occupied by Z B Girdiivr, No 184, dealer in snd.lloiy; Stephen King, No 199; James A Kissatn, Nu 189, dealer in tinware; ami A Meg.uy, No 199, dealer in matlwmatiral iustium is, weto inoie or less injured by fire and water. Th .ra s'.o.'le t wereutljtiin Holt’s Hotel. Tho slrug store of Witliam Halsey vtC«i, on thu corner of Wuter street aud Burling slip, w-s much injured. Oa Dnrling Slip. ThohuUilingiractipi-d by GemirnIStotmes, Not 15, was entirely desmiye-l ami e walls are down I l. This is thu tilth timo Mr. Sturmn* ha* Iraen .Vi;t out in the past livo years. Messrs. Thumpsini &. ; .’C « . II, Ctaqrars, a d Stepbou Wost, master stove.bno, who occupi- d lira h Milling No. 17, lost every thing utnl tbe homo le vel with the ground; Tho store of David Key*, who ncru|iletl tho wholons a cooperage, No 19, wa • entirely d Jsiroy- HieksJc Sons, instore corner of Front-*!, ship chtmdleis, were burnt out, wullsnll down. Oa Front Etrei t. The building. No 181, occupied by lira Sailgnsties, Whitch-ad Co, Jewett, Son fk Co, ami George C Fowler, dealers in oils, was burnt to the ground with its content*. 1* Ballen JcCo's store, No 196, with its contents was also destroy 'd. Thulniildi rj No 190,occupied by Mitchell St Co, shipping mm-liniiU, and thu store of U M I) -mill. No 103, a-^ont lor lira Darien, Goo p.iokut, roially I stniyevl. Mes*rsW K St J Crufi, large gn ;ers, Nu 192, lost uvery thing, gootls and tiuiiifiiig. Tho house No 194, ncctipidiiy B L Wulte.so^.t tln.drr, and I’ollar St Col *nto, tlriiggisis, wus entire ly de>tr»yed. J C A they, No 190, was burnt out, ami lust every thing. Tint stocks of ftMidt belonging bi Jnsinh Mncy ' * Son, nod N Comstock, wore much dumuged by re moval ami water. Front Street. The Hope Mills office and building, No 193, to tally de reyod. Mr Trucstlile, provision dealer, on tlra coiner of Fuhon tut tallied some loss by removal und water, but lira building was saved- In tbo building wus a’so a small fruit dt trier. Oa Fnlton Street. Tlra wooden ware aUiro, No 22, of N St L Brail- ford, was entirely dcilmyotl, nothing but the walls of lira buildings toft. Thomson, No 20, and tlm Burgees rating house were also much dama-rctl. Thu backport of the Fulton street black sustained u goodtieuluf June ago. Mr.Wm Post has lost a goo I ilea! inthedrstruc- tloo of 'J. buildings. It is u.raeilain whether be is fully Insured or not. Tlra wind blowing strong from the south oust,thu embers blow ovei into a curja-nirr* *bop In tberoar of Fletclrar street, and set several buildings on firo there. At tbo same timo the roof* of several new and valuable buildings in Water street, shove Burp jngfili" ..-red! covered tube on tire. Grout four,v- were en ertainml that tho fir.* wool I extend into Maidon Irone. nnd in that euse tho do«tructinn woubl have been still more d •nlontblo. Tbe exertions of lira firemen were therefore mainly directed to chock tlra lisma* in this ijmirirr, in which they happily aucc-fdnd, after livo building* had Iraen destroyed in Fletrlror sir.-et. six totally dnslroyed in Wuter streetahuvo Burling Slip, and three pat tiro ly injured. In Fletcher street, No. 22, nwned ami occupied by — Hnwktii, No. 29 by Uihs, Dully St Son, cooper*. No. 190by Chute* Tollman, cooper, thn upjrar loutuecapl d by a ctrpenter, whoso name wa could ant ascertain. The corner of Floirher and Water *li\tho whole building destroyed, name of tha«icciipnut not ii*--iMt lined. Un Front stivut, No IG3 u corpentei's ihop, fraim* build iugs.appa .illy of n o much vahra, In ton uccioMtioo uf D Watkins tXr Co, on the wost s'.'e of Water street. Tlra ItuiMing* were mostly new,and ' ilt of brick ami granite. No 178 ami 176 are immaily injure I ia lira tipp-r sto i-*s, ami tlra go-d-ttemigctl by water. Nos 174, 172, 170, 198,166. are all h-veliitl v.'.lli lira ground. No 164 not ipi'to down, but wt I rmpiire to be pulled dow n. Tiw teat tins of those houses lay near ull urnm* Front street, und it is a miracle that we hnve a a to record tin sacrifice of a vast nmn'rar ol lives. From all o accounts, however, tint ctaild te- galheretl on spot, we te-liove tint only two inili- vidua s were mjurctl. O -o of .' fsegot out by him self, after tho r of 168 fell in, und informed the bystanders'hat nno man was under the ruins. Tlroy instantly set to work, atal got him out witlamt hi* having sustained much n>iory. We could not as certain lira n tiw* -*f the firm* that occupied the west side n. tVoter street—tlray appeared to lw chiefly li tiro for lr e. From the remains of a signboutd which umid a chrodc mass oflialfburnt rubbish and tumbling ruins, wo could ju«t dis eto ilw word* “S. St I, Bratvsn-r, 196 Hut an-l Fur Store." Of theothcrsnulhinx remained. Two of lira building* were said to bo only just finished, amt to have been unoccupied. So early as nine o'cmckthis m-irning, the ruin- were viewed by imm n-acMwtls of peiipln, of brail tears—some searcliing fin ifreir frioti I* who wire employed us clerk*, porters, .kc -io.| other* I Hiking on finm m -live*of corio-ity or lira hope of pl'iii'ler. Of this latter class ihuienppwars in have been, a* usu i, a pretty goutl mixture. Tlra fur -1-hus for. iiisli *1 a g-asl o'lject for plural r in o-ms* t|'toiiee o| tra* ptrat- bdity of the arti l-< th y omiaiiail. Tlra watch h-ai-e of the ilistrict w.i-at true pertral s*t lull iliat lira Captain *w**re iteu It-- r. ml-l not uci^iiniH ilma any nrore loifut* hnless they bad conpnllted ffltl very I tad crime. O-Hilitle-s mis confla'ta'i'in is tlra m-wl dis istrno* tint tlti* city has tet-n viot.il wito since llw great fire of 1315. an-l had it reaeiro I .U nd-'i) Lane, il p ro- stilly mi^lit fur have exc • b d even that n ittnnnl r.damity. We uraf-rst rod, leu ru'iuot vt«t :li lo lira fact, tint it was entirely nwin* to tiro ciaiingo nn>l pro nptfudu of N ». I’s oattpsny, u ebir the mm- mind of David l’oi.li|)s, (hit the fir* *li«l not spread in dial direction, and should this Ira ill - fact, we say th it b * It ui-n an*l Ins romp tny might receive so tie * b-t inual lokr.a of lira li eu -lin'd -rs in Maiden Liite. A* to * In* am aim of pi.pirty i|n«t|oy.i| by this tin*, no cul- nlili-ot- cm |*-*«-il*ly lw mad-' Ml prese.t. h will in all pr ibibiliiy, evctv-l threw rnilltoos of d-dror*. A great part of which u *dd I * Im insori j. T*te rw«gwtretU-s. fire .lep.irt-rwini, and wali ll, all dal i heir duly, sol tlti*. w - a-c lisppy to say, was not acr.o'Ojtinietl by any .lisgia- t ful brawl- am mg ifonnrotite-. M-rar Fun's—Fmx i* \i.n*«V Snur.T.— JIiskO o’ckrob mi Hator-la. aunt, a fire Innkv o -l ia a two stoiy rraoMteoldi tg, No Albany street, North River. It spreutl hom thi* lo ■ gr-rgery, m-a» •lo’ir, ural io a slew -t-iro wlj tiiii >g. Fr nn tirosa temdi..(s h ran gin a Marksmiih'* steqi ia tha arropation of I’atrrok (Inminon. Tlar roniSHU of tlasso bwildiags worn not intrinsically of much V ila* test yo tiro fnnit p-opfo rim ->wirod thorn, perlwit* ihny w -iaall b» ail. I brow uf thaw wata litsb Is- t INK IN CANtllkK STNRkf t—In consequence of SOItw sparks blowing over Irom Albany street, tha bousa of Mr. Oskly, No 9, Caflisla striwt, an M|ht Are, as also No&, iathaut-cuirstirai of Mr. Umlum, Fortunately tlw flames were irareaeslly subdued af* ter dostruying the naif* uf three houses. Tlw Ituilslings No* 119 and 123 Wasliingltin street were also partisl y iqjuml. Fink in Ki.uniihik Stkeet —About midnight n earirantei’s shop, situated on Kl.lridgo sneet, anil in lira occupation ol Carnentur ami Mitlmi, wus dis covered t-i bit on file, llspivud to two brick build* mg*, Nos 131 ami 127, liefimt lira at rival of thorn* glnes, and burnt un most of the Iwuselwld luini- lure they contained before the mischief coulrt ho ohrcaod. One of them wus in the ocnipntion of three families, who lost their nil—'Tlra other by two/ who saved putt of their oil' ol*. In the roar, was it •tuck of framn house.*, which craiglil and burnt up ad tlwtffi ctt of loveral talairing men Iwl'or.* tho llume ronlil Ira got nailer. Just ns the lire w as got ninler, thn down town nlnrni Iragini in ring, anil tlra lire a an, exhausted ami iilttiirot worn out hml ng-iio to renew their exertions in the endeavor to elnek the ileviistminn roc >nled aliove. UUMlUfiUCIAL, Latest oaths ntoM l.ivKitroot... Latest hates tkom ILvhk Latest dates ntoM Hsvava ....Bet 2 ,.8ei*t. I .. .Kept, 1(1 From the Savannah Shipping and Commercial If*t, fJrteher 11. COTTON—Arrived since the 1st instant, 907 Imles Upland nnd 2 hales S. I, Cotton, und cleared nt tho *«mn lime 1518 halt s Upland nud Ob-th-aS. I Cotton; leaving e stock un hand.inclusivoofull nu shiplai'tnl not cleared on the llth instant nr 912 Itnles Upland and 120 boles Sea I.lnntl. Tlto sales hive been 650 bales, us follows: 3 nt II j 64 at 12 21 at 121; |i)5 at !2j; 64 it I2|; 96 nl I2J ; 50 at I2|; 92 at 12]; 180 at 13. I’rices, from tho search ty nflhaaniclo, seemed lo advance sotnewhnt early in thu week, say ]t, which was owing to a brisk de. mnntl on a light stock. Sinco then, the accounts from New York not wtmaniing sticlt h'gh ntie*, tlw tu tide Iracnme duller and show* signs uf receding. Wo hr.vo seen but litllo of cholca or fair, Tho nc- founts from tlte interior conlinuo adverse too full product. City healthy and business fuirfurthe season. Recripti nf cotton at lira following places since October 1st. 1838. 1837. Georgia,Sept 30. 199953 304210 South Cnntlinn.Sept 30,#• ..217792 29H923 Mobile, Sept 28 251934 398170 New-Orlunns,Sopt 39 507805 732453 Florida, Sept 21 70990 114990 North Carolina, Sept 21 11128 18399 Virginia, Sept 28 22208 3201)0 13C7772 1098944 Tlra following it a statement of the atock of rotten on liniidnHhercspcrtiveplicoa nam d. Savannah, Sept 39 South Cnrojinn.Sepi 30,.. Mnhilc, Sept 28......... . New-Orlenns, S**pt 30..... Virginia,Sop. 30,. North Cnrolinn. Sept. 31.. Augusta*Hamburg, Aug I Martin, July I Fliiridn.Sept 21, I'hUiiilolpliln, Sept 28 Nmv-York, Ort I, ....... SHIP NEWS. - ms* ol> >WVA«.-I UI. (MrOHBU 11. s Hu rim.. TlTTO I MmMi rim,..., till ,s 4i I r • Sunset*. | lliih v 8i.i« i ?nts iveeR. . 25E ui, S 1 "'- i-i-. *** MS. Tl—llUlIm tA^IHrtlltWtf n •' «I-Ittlra-J, S« Y.,|t. Rn, I l.eum,fttM.nrmnn. *. « T.-rb 'iTr- 8 !"!*"* 1 '"-•* V " ,k - jjriir A.lw|ju,’|t| SSLS5T' day night last on Chitrieston bnr—v •**«! ,n<I cargo BELOW—Brie froorti.Ins,from Ilarana/fof Ptoe vld>.co, with all linnil* tick. „ . Clearer Ship Newark. SimlLnl, New YorlcV JUi.r Geergln, Nichols/N^w York. Btig Grtn-eis, Nichols, N#-w York. Jlrigj. I’nlmCr, Ardk-y. I’hitedeiiibia. Brig Wm Tnvlnr, H.roy, Nevt York. Selir North Star, Smith, Bmh.- Sloop Science, Lee, Havana. THIS DAY’S MAIL.—12 M* GOVERNOR’S ELECTION. . The volt* in 24 counties heard from, stands thbf f 1839. I 1837, McDonald, (U )..6119 Schley. (U.) B99< Diiughnrty (8.R.)8136 | Gilmer, (S. R.)...9252 Donmfmiir gaiiq..«***...*..331. RATIFICATION. « In 19 cniiulirt only hnunl from, the vote stands t For llntificntldn/. sis..#, mj, 2985 Against It t...ss...,...fl29(i All the strong Hepuhllrna counties are yet to htf beard from, and tlrare are 1/3 in tho State. As compared w ith tho eltfctlon of Gilmer, iwd years ago, tho Dcmocr.cy have reason for rojotor lug. BUTTS COUNTY. For Governor. « McDonald, 393 1 Duughrrty, 180 Sonator, McDaniel—llepiesentntive*, Darden and Deny—nil Union. i Ritificatinn, 61 No Ratification, 399 1041 3100 .. 6102 3169 . 1330 59 . 10307 8043 .. 809 762 ...moo 1300 , 0205 7301 .. moo 825 .. 1500 2699 .. 1193 moo . 15090 13909 52100 4151(1 RICK—Since our last report there ha* m*t hern much enquiry for this article, and lira sales will not exceed 209 casks at f3]u4, principally ut 3| a 4; with n moderate stock. CORN—Sale* of a small cargo from lira Chesa* pnnke, an inferior article, sold at 89h85 els; reiails from Mow at 00ul05—with n limited demand. FLOUR—Sal of 259 bids tinwnrd st. at $7|, with a .modulate stork in first hand*. GROCERIES—Tha market rontintras much ns Inst reported. Bales of250 tings Cuba Coflee, nt I2al2|. 15 hlidt New Orleans Sugar, inferior, at $8; St Crnlx do atlOnll. Molnssosat quntations. BACON—Sale* of 35,009 lbs Bacon at 8h9c for Shoulders, Pal 1 for Sides, 14 for Hams. 150 kegt Lard at 14 cl*. HAY—Sales of 100 bundles, on tho wharf, nt $1. SIMRIT8—In dommulo llqiiont, tale* of N. E Rum at 44; Gin 48n60; Whiskey at 43u44. EXCHANGE—On England, nominal. Drafts on New York, at sight, 5 porct prem.—scarce. FREIGHTS—To Liverpool, dull,at jd; to Ntw York, 50 cent* par Imlc. Statement of Cotton, Oct. 11. Upl'ds. S.I. Stock nnhnntl, IstOctolwr,••••.« . 1523 118 Received since 1st Oct...*........ 087 2 Do. previously . 2430 120 Exported since 1st Oct. 1518 00 Do. previously,..0000 0900 1518 00 Slock on hnnd, including all on ship* hoard rail cleared nn tlra llth Oct. 012 120 -Camden Countt.—Wo have not received a trytr stuteincut of o vote in Cumdon County, but learn hv n jcnt emnn from Si. Mmya, mt Mr. Brown (U.) is elected Seuninr over Dilworth (8. II.) by nine votes. Miss. . Co v nnd Clark (U.) wertf elected Repp autntives wilhuut upiiuii ion.—< Urnmwiek A.'meate, Wk init. From the Anguita Conttitutlonaliit Extrae board of health, . y . ... * Wednesday Oct. 12 M. Tlra Donrd report two deaths, by fever, during lira Inst twenty-four hours. They alio repml the death of a n-'g o girl, yet ‘ tcnlny morning, not known at the time of yoster' day’s report- \ A. CUM MING, Mayof. S. M. Thompson, Secretary. From the Angntta ConUllutionalUt, 10/4 intL health of augusta. If wn cannot suy to our ulitent friends thnt tha fever ha* nhnicd in the city—our list this morning gives tlra gta: ilyieg inn lllgcace th <t the number of ilnaihsatp diminisld' -.mure, fo vcver, fr-m the wn tt-nf sulijfcis, tluln from any fuvoinl I cln.n o id our at mospitera si- ce our Inst notice. We nre still wi hunt r.dii, ami until wn have enough to cover lira Ito tmi o’ nur river, (which for tho most part ia - now dry) it will not Ira prudent fi-r our al sent It lends to return to thn city. A* soon as wo get a heavy min, we I ok for tr rhnnin in the weather, (whicli 1 , still continue* waun) uccompanied with a bluclq fro:. In nnrlair, werepnrtrd t^tf;faihiofonohundr*d and nlnriy*flva persons hy fawr.sbraetha first death occurred-on the 10th Aug., sinca thut torn 1 wa hoaW '■'•.-dt to ret ort thn following: U* itiii-k MuGovurn/ Ucsldnnr, tlra L tfj . ^ *• James Collins, ' Germany- ' ' ‘ Muster Jidm Sindcrslne, Resident. Mary Klbnri, (0 yeur* oW) ?! Ilemy O’Neal, « Miss France* King, " Char es Hart, « Itohurt Lyon, n Mrs. Mury Duucntt, ' " John Nelson, (sonof Miicliell) ** W. C. Orimc'r Georgia.- Miron* Dnneet',. Resident. NEW ORLEANS, OcL 4. , Report nf the Charity Hospital, Oct. a.—Adroit^ ted 0, yell-tw ft-)er2,d a\lir :J. Report te'lho Mahon tle Sbnte.—Admitted S',dfor charged 2, died 0. remsinhig in tlw fo-tin* 37. Intermenfs nt thn Bay.tu remetry, Ocr. 3.—8 $ from the hoqd ai is yclluw fever O'. At tho Caifo-lid cemetiyS interments, of yellow IcvCr 1. At thtf American cemetry 2 intermuntr, ef yellow fotcr 3s —Bre.- SAVASSAM IMPORTS, OCT.O. LIVERPOOL—Ship Lancashire—590 inn* Snl , 49 ton* Co tl.18 bale* ami cs es Mnrchnndisn, 52 casks llardwnre, 19 cask* Hoes 46 Anvd*, 4 cases and 1 liundla Steel, 17 c-tsks 1’orie • LIVE III’* MIL—Shin E Ut Thortin—18.11 bar* Il U Iron, 49 bixos II II I’ins, 7 casks Screws, 390 sack* Suit. 8 AS ASS All EXPORTS, OCT. 12. NEW YORK—Brig Gimrghi—184 halo* Col* ttio,20ea*k« Rice. Brig Win Toy lor—108 bales Cot mm. 73 casks Hie*. NEW YORK—Ship Newark—34 half* Colton, 205 ctsksCVme.it, 1 paekageSuml let.—Brig G U Lamar—59 bales CVtton, 22 ca>ks Rira, 288 Cask* Oment. HAVANA—8ebr Com Wairinglon—65 casks lliee, 73 bbls Fork. 130 bbls 1’oUtocs, l trunk Mdse. DIED. In I’liiladelphla.on thn 10th lost, nfhiliou* fever, Miss ANNA J. McDU.NaLD, in tlra 10 h year of te'rage, a osiive of Chiir.ostoo. --- U In* i«»i* ilence, near Summervi le, on iho 22tl instant, of Concf.tive Bibutts Fover, WADE HAMFTON SHULTZ, hr the 27 th year of his ago.—In Now GiKmiis,ontlw20tli S»|it. Cupt. KNOWLES, ol the pneket ship Ocmutgeo. In AtnerlniM, Sumjiter county, on the 22-1 nil. nf bilious remitting lever, Mrs. LUCY ANN, con.sott of Dr. Albeit Reese, in the 25'h year other age Joseph Collins,- Mrs. Ann Burn's,- And five negr- ee I Died out uf tho city. Ireland. THE FIRE IN N. YORK, NEW JEftSEY, Aee fn addition in' tlioaco luntsNlrevrfy publPshed,wtV e»tra t tliAv f.tlb wing from the N/Y.- Evening Pott, ’ Monday e' et.irtg f— Tlra fo!lt-w!r.g‘is a list of tbo niViO'int o p Insura nnce efl* t ted in this city by several dill', feat com-' punin* :— F re rrant Lrourance Con p ny Ei|'lil'ib|e do MotunlSafty dt/ I’t a rln Cry do' Aierehant* do Contri'iulionsh'p do Eagle do* Giulra r o' llownrd tin Manhattan do United States do’ Jeflbrson ilo N-rh Amelia n tin Bowery do New York Muioul North River Gunrdinn Tin t Lmg 1*1 md Bro -kiyti Eighth Ward Gui,rgin (agenry) ifo iEma( Hartford) do do do do' do do do do do $44,500 14/000 49.900 20,109 16, 00 35.000 30,000 '8',090 29.000 35.000 34.000 ft ',900 10,000 12, (H) 26,000 19.900 35,090 . 5,009 . 19,000 ■ 15,090 5,000 8,000 15,000 20,00(1 40,-990 F ASS ENG EllS. F*t ship Gasinn, from New York—Mr Br ’wot, In ly ami 2 cldldron, Mis* Hooker, Mr Cuumpiun Udy an-l 2 children, MissChampion. Mr Cl'flaid, la ly, 2 chiltlr-n and servant, Lt Benham, Messr, Sodtlns, Roberson, Wilton, Rogers, Sweat, New. miirah, Johnson, Haywood, lldiershtm, Bulloch- Warner, Jnlmsou, and 110 sit erage. I’er ship IroncHthirr, from Liverpool via New York—Messrs R M Cuyler and MeHunly. I'er •teamlnrot Ivanlioc.fm Black Creek—Messrs Ward.Stgara, Hull, Heriek. Fer team (rocket ILmufuri DUtrifl, fm Charles* ton—Mrs Burton, Mi** F.ittersnii. Miss C Fuller* ton, Me*srs W iltberRvr, Malb-ry, Fnrker, Dufour, Clark. Burlen, Nn-hols, C'ltiiktey, Guilmartin, Fn. riw*, Gutiaiton, U S A, Mast r Uredy. Fer •ti-uiuer*Flor'nlu, from Gitrnys Ferry, via Jacksonville, St Marys, nnd Brunswick—Mr* Brown and servant, Miss Morell. Mrs. Dagunltur. I on, Rev. T. B. BartiW. STATEMENT OF THE WEATHER, For the weekending, Friday, Oct It. PAYS. 9 *.a. 2 r.N. 6 r.a. WIND. Hiturd'iy, Al 78 76 N. K. Hu.fliy, 79 75 74 N K. Monday, 69 76 71 R.N. T-i-*l«x, 78 76 74 V. K. Wwlmts-la) 74 78 73 N. K. Th.ir.4sy, 70 7H 76 S.w R 1, r>i4.,, 70 uu 77 •. w. t 1. «. IA- o larg.t amouii s in ifce Boston,* HaiilorJ, ami (•'eorsni Cuinpantes. Fine *r Bkookltn.—Aibalfpost onSaiiira day evening, a stnhio near tho coiner of Front and Jay street* in Brooklyn, the property of George L. Thatcher, wot di-covered to be oa fire. The flstpf* • caught in a moment in Uw large plaining foctoryp near by, a frame buihling four stories high, aud "curly two hundred fort long c -nuining a great quantity of dry wood and plank. It burned like a • . piece of tinder; in fif.era or twenty minutes not ek vd -live of the edifice wo* remaining Mr. That* * ’ dtcris dwelling, a brick house I ico stories Mih, which stood on the sumo promises, was also burned to tlte ground. Ho computes his law altogether at about $15,900, nod wo- insured ouly for $60tNf«' Tlte stable in whitB tbe fire broke out, wesltot in ' th • po««n*slon of Mi. Thatcher, te* having rented it to unotlrar person, and it supposed tho lire origw noieti in carelessness or Nceklent. This o mflagnw lion Is said to liavo born,on account of tlw materia) * - r burned, a must magnificent spvcta- k*. Firk in Jerskt City.—AImhu an hour shIhuv " qirant to tho hro.tking out of tho large fire In tbo city, tho gi'uenil provision store nf David SrtHt, at tho corner of Sussex and l!ud*oa strreU, Jersey Ci;y, wi h it* contents, w t entirely run turned — Uno or two jrarsuns a»teup Its t!|o back rtM.m hml ha-ely timo in rrnks their e*cn[ra wl.cn lira da meg burst from all pans nf lira Iraikllog 'lira Ins. l*«- timsied at tan tlHNisaml dollars, a' ran trao l nlf .if whicli foil* upon insiiranrrofltof*. *1111 re I* rdd to ho indmli'nhlo uvalcnco i..al Ute fifo was esurad hy an Inrrcdlaty. Uimku urn*.—White itra«»» rngln#/ w - Ic tin'll it tte-re wen oUraiste te »«*4aroiagpl4.r* more or leu ifottiortljrr. Al Rnl Hook in the earlv p i t nf the ovtnitif, tte io was a dwelling h-ti..-*'.| smvit .hapeoNMiMwdlat Mm hmnrovi te, nfomi m .1* -ifbt tlrare v-sti 'd teNMesfloeiinyrd. ami at Fan » Leo, a dwsUinf boast, InfftteN WAin.s oowwnw. %