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Samnnali inciting Journal.
BY J. B. CUBS
THOMAS W. LAM 2, Editor.
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~ SAVANNAH, GA-
Tuesday Afre/noon, August 3 1852*
The following gentlemen are authoriizedto
act as Agents for the Journal:
Maj. E. H BACON, will receive subscriptions and
contract for advertising.
V. B. PALMER. Boston—Scolly’s Building; new
York—Tribune Building; Philadelphia—Third
6c Chesnut.
We learn from a despatch to the Agents that
the steamship Alabama, arrived at New York this
morning in til hours from whart to wharf—having
experienced head winds the whole passage.
The steamship Florida , having been laid up
for one trip for repairs, there vvilljbe no steamer leav
ing Savannah tor New York on Saturday, 17th inst.
Robt. M. Charlton, will occept our
thanks for a copy of the Report of th e officers consti
tuting the Light House Board for 1852.
In tlie hurry consequent upon getting out
ourjpaper yesterday in anew form, several eirora
occurred which the reader doubtless corrected for
himself. We shall guard against errata in future.—
One error we think proper to notice; the word
coufttre was printed tor confrere, to our great annoy
ance.
The “seven wonders’’ of the world were, The
Colossus at Rhodes—the Sepulchr *of Mansolus—the
Plaace of Cyrus—the Pyramidsof Egypt—the statue
of Jupiter at Olympia—the Temple of Diana at Eph
esus, and the Walls and hanging Gardens at Baby’
lon ; the eighth is the man who can tell off-hand
what the seven are.
We tender our cordial thanks to our breth
ren ol the Republican and Morning News for their
kind notices this morning. Our gratitude will be
best evinced by our efforts to deserve their com
mendations, and to that end our energies shall bo
devoted. Our brother of the News has so over
whelmed us with good wishes, and kind intentions,
that we shall have to thank him in
A Card.
“ Maecenas , atavisedite regibus,
Ol et presidium et dulcc dec us me uni!' ’
Our brother ol the News, after wishing us all
manner of good things, “fair weather, flowing
sheets and a prosperous voyage,” pledges himself if
we skoukl lose our latitude to assist us in our reck
oning. That is to say, he will play Mentor to our
Tklemachus—we play the Middy to his Admiral
We are inexpressibly obliged; how delightful to
think that
“Should earth against our soul engage,
And fiery darts be hurled,
Then can smile at Satan’s rage.
And face a frowning world.
Though thunders roll, and lightnings play, and the
big waves threaten us with engulphment, and
extinguishment, there is still n Thompson to cry
•• peace be still,” and in whose infallibility all
our imperfections may hide their heads. How con
soling at entering upon the difficult path before us.
to have a perpetual lamp of experience burning < vrr
as a guide to our feet, in the office of the Morning
News l - Thank you good sir, we owe you one !”
and to discharge the debt, allow us to dedicate to
you this second number of our paper in the follow
ing free translation of the lines in uur caption.
i hompsonum great, from noble anceet sprung,
Be thou our Patron ! Guardian of our song !
Oh! raise in me the low—too high depress,
(But heaven save us from your kind finesse !)
The last line is an addition to those of Horace—he
is too old a fogy for these stirring times, and we
have ventured to improve on him. Will our broth
er deign to accept this fervent oblation of a grateful
heart.
Bran New ! —The Ohio Female College at its last
commencement, conferred the degree of Mistress of
Arts upon seven young ladies. Th >re is no art more
properly so called, than the culinary art, and we
hope this is one of which the young ladies are Mis
tresses.
•fctlF* Our exchanges are full of jokes, and items
turning upon the Maine Liquor Law. We are get
ting tired of the subject—its agitation we opine can
do no good, nor can the law be carried into effect.—
It is doubtless well intended, blit we know of no bet
ter way to increase the vice of intemperance than le
gal pn hibition will effect.
{s?* some difficulty has occurred recently be
tween the city fathers of Charleston, and the Board
of fire masters—the latter with one exception have
resigned tueir offices.
The Rev. C. H. Harvey, author of Spiritual
Manifestations has been ‘on trial” before the Wyo
ming M E. Conference ; he was suspended from the
ministry for o ie year, and had his bock condemned
by the Conference.
Captain Long of Kossuth,or rather anti-Kos
suth notoriety,has been appointed to the command of ,
such squadron as may sent to the fishing grounds; !
it is thought that the prudence and firmness exhibit
ed by him in the Kossuth squabble, had no little influ
ence in getting him this appointment; he that i&
faithful in small things may be trusted in great.
13T Catharine Haves, it is said, taken into
matrimony her agent Mr. Bait hue'll.
Gerrit Smith in a recent letter, puts up a
long face about the sums he had to pay for Chaplin
the abolitionist, who was arrested and gave bail in
Washington. Chaplin forfeited his bail, and Smith
paid for him in • ome $12,000. Gerritt has a right
to complain, but can’t offer him our sympathies.
Commander Paine h 9 been arraigned be
fore court martial at Norfolk—the charges against
him,are oppression of his officers and uselessly haz
arding bis sh : p.
Iron, as a building material is daily growing in
popularity. An iron city will be uo novelty in a
quarter of a century from to-day.
Mackerel have “riz” in New York, oil account of
the anticipated fish-war !
Hon. John F. Champion, the British Min
ister, is aud will be at Marshfield for several days, as
the guest ol Mr. Webster. Wonder ii they vvil | ,
b-ave fish for c!. nmr during his stay.
The Burning of the Henry Clny.
Our exchanges art filled with column aftercolumn
j of the particulars and incidents of this uppuling die-
J asitT, am: with the severest denunciations ol those,
through whose agency it occurred. We have no
room for these melancholy details. They are “pit
iful, wondrous pitiful?”—terrible indeed, and heart
rending, as the most ardent lover of the “ shocking”
could desire, and we would fain draw a veil over
the picture. If the courts wi.l punish the guilty an
thora of this sad catastrophe, we will make room
for the*” condemnatory sentence, how long
it may be—if they will visit upon these wholesale
murderers that summary vengeance which crushes
the retail perpetrator, we will record their acts and
approve them, though every column of our paper
should be required tor it—if they will eflace from
their statute books, the present disgraceful law, and
advance the present penalty to the dignity of punish
ment, we will not deprive our readers of the pleas
ure of reading it in extenso As the matter now
stands, the State ol New York, is deeply involved in
the criminality, which is so justly denounced, and
ieplored. The Jaw of that State passed in .1839,
was entitled “ An Act to regulate the speed of steam
boats.” It provides for the punishment of offenders,
by calling murder, a misdemeanor, affixing the pen
alty therefor at fivehuudred dollars, secures the
payment of it by the guarantee of legal process
against the owners ol the boat, if the captain cannot
pay or be made to pay, and concludes by requi
ring the proprietors of steamboats to keep a copy
of thejact posted in a t conspicuous \>lace on their res
pective boats. Any steamboat captain, be he a tool
or a madman; be he cruel as Nero, or ambitious os
Alexander,for the paltry sum of five hundred dollars
is privileged to hurry the souls of hundreds of his
fellow beings into eternity, unannounced, unpi par
ed, unannealed ! Nay, lest he should forget the
privilege he owns, he is required by legislative en
actment to keep ac. jpy of his legal warrant posted
in a conspicuous place ! What does the comman
der of a boat care for such a penalty as this, which
small as it is, he may throw upon the company that
employs him. What care the company for it ? The
fare paid by these unhappy passengers would have
twice freed the company from
]RW, to say nothing of the spoils that have accrued to
it from former races, which Providence, brought to
a less ill-starred termination. Rothschild, were he
so disposed might turn steamboat captain, and enjoy
the luxury of wholesale murder every morning of
his life !
Blot out these puerile and contemptible stains from
the records, and if they can establish no belter safe
guards for the protection of human life, let an appeal
be made to the humanity which animates the breasts
as well of the boat captains as of legislators ; instead
j of tnese ‘'Acts ” let the legislature make an appropri
ation to compensate Mr. Durley fora faithful picture
lof the late heart-rending scene—let him counterfeit
I it he can, the wild shrieks of despair which went up
I to heaven—let him portray the miserable beings as
| they stood, men, and women, and children, encircled
by the roaringflames and the angry waters—let him
picture the cormorants and harpies that flocked
round,the devoted boat,fromtheneighboring vessels,
to rob the living and to desecrate the dead,and let this
picture be placed upon the boats beside the present
stringent laws, and our wo and for it, we will hear lees
frequently of these awful catastrophes.
13T Some lines sent us oy A Constant Reader, j
have been received. Wp are compelled to decline
the n—not from lack of merit, but from lack of gen
eral interest—they are better suited to the snowy
surface of a billet doux, than the columns of a daily
newspaper.
l)r. Achilli is still reaching in Loudon—he has
the good sense never to allude to his recent difficul- j
ties.
The steamer Pampero arrived at New Orleans on
file 28th ult., and will leave on Saturday next for
San Francisco via Nicaragua.
The corner stone of a new’ Catholic church
at York, Pa., was laid on the 25th ultimo.
A Locomotive of 350 horse power, weighing 30
tons, and designed for the use of cool is building at |
Trenton for the Camden and Amboy rail road.
The and Boston Athenceum lias received from the
Duke of Northumberland, a beautiful sac-simile of
the Turin Papyrus, a manuscript of the earliest of
the Pharaohs—a good mowspaper of to-day will be
more valuable, in 2.500 A. D., than this manuscript is
to us.
Br.cklayers are in demand in New York. The
■ best hands readily obtain $2 75 per dy.
The Common Council of Hertford have vetoed
theatricals in thatcity by refusing to grant a license
’ —the vote stood, 5.
Look out Boys ! —The Mavor of Philadelphia is
down on the boys who run with the engines, in an
I edict directing the police to take care of all young
gentlemen thus encaged.
| The Courrier des Etats Unis thinks the recent let
| ter of Mr. Edward Everett oh the subject of “the fish
eries” an important document; in its opinion the let
• ter fully vindicates und establishes the rights claim
ed by American fishermen. Hope John Bull will take
! the same view of it.
There ure now 7,000 Roman Catholics in
; Siam.
Some men, who don’t deserve to be blessed
with wives or children, are so devoted to dollars and
cents,and business that they neglect the pleasures of
j home, for the cares of the counting-room. A happy
bit at the whole race we cut from an exchange pa-
I per.
“A gentleman hving failed, was asked what lie
intended io do? *1 am going home,’ said he,‘to get
acquainted with my wile and children !’ ”
We could pity such a man, if we could but re
spet him.
Hiked Assassins. The N* w Oilcans Crescent
says if could designate several ruffians in that city
who have received at times from 20 to 300 dollar
for their services Irom gentlemen cl the highest so
cial position m New Oj loans.
Cau iLio be true? It the Crescent be sincere, its
ability becomes a duty, not to be slighted in defer
ence to any social position.
The British Government intends sending two
thousand Irish constables to Australia to keep the
peace among the miners.
How many under-constables go along to keep the
two thousand on duty and off'the cold?
The intelligence of the parties engaged in the re
cent conspiracy against Louis Napoleon and his gov
ernment may be interred from the lact, tnat they
were trying to manufacture fire-arms out of gas.
pipes, and were hunting up recipes for the manufac
ture of gunpowder.
Their mtentions and their enthusiasm are likewise
inferential—in the times that tried men’s souls, pew
ter plates were transmuted into bullets.
Several Indians on the Sacramento road, in a state
of intoxication, lately killed a Chinese. One of them
was arrested by Americans, handed over to the
Chinese, ami by them hung. Toe Chinaman express ,
rd a desire to hang the white men also who sold the !
IndipnG ruin.
SAVANNAH JOURNAL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1852.
Journalising!*.
We are pleased to learn from the Jcffersoinan that
the 4 jspects of Griffin are brighter thuu they have
been for some years ; bountiful crops, full pockets,
and good places to empty the latter at, are the prin
| cipal B attractions of the article to which We allude—
I the number of pupils in the different academies
there, is on the increase, and already count up to
5001 But ala 9,
“Still where rosy pleasure leads
See kindred grief pursue/”
This pleasant news is accompanied by the intelli
gence that the Printer's Devil of the Jeffersonian of
fice has been swindled out of five hundred small bills
by one Prof. Wells, a lecturer on Biology, Pycholo
gy, 6cc. Other devils are cautioned against the Pro
fessor.
The Family Visitor (Madison, Ga.) is offered for
sale—the Editor thinks his business of last year was
over $3,000, and that proper energy would run it up
i to s6,ooo—almost too good to be true, and if true
we advise the editor to make one more desperate es
fort at the “ proper energy .”
The Aunual.Circular of the Medical College of
Georgia is out; success to this and all kindred enter
prises in Georgia.
Thomas Stanley is in jail at Richmond, charged
with stealing a suit of clothes to get married in.—
Alas! how few steps there are to disgrace. Had
Thomas not yielded mth. b. place to the idea of
matrimony, the ideu ol stealing would perhaps never
have entered his head.
The streets of Constantinople are lampless, and
nameless, and there is not a post-office, mail route,
or church-bell in all Turkey.
The faney dress bali at Saratoga this season, is to
surpass every thing in that way which has ever been
attempted. Costumes are making that will cost
$3,000 each—what a contrast between the costume
and the costumed.
The London correspondent of the Mobile Adverti
ser thinks that cotton freights may go as high as Id.
next season, on account of the great and increasing
emigration to Australia; three-fourths of the ships
will not return in rime for the next cro p.
The frigates Columbia , Savannah and •Constitution
—the sloop of war Warren , brig Dolphin, and the
steam frigate Powhattan, are all under orders for sea
—and the first two named, for foreign service. The
sloop of war St. Louis , Ingraham, Commander, went
into comnii.-sion on Monday last, und will sail soon
for the Mediterranean: the U. 8. sloop of war Alba,
ny, has not been ordered to the fishing ground, as
was reported.
The Rev. Dr Fitch has resigned the Divinity Pro.
fes>orship held by him lor many years in Yale Col
lege.
Hon. Mr. Marshall M. C., from Kentucky, has
been nominated as Minister to China.
The Augusta Chronicle from the signs of the times
anticipates a grand Whig rally in Georgia, for Web
ster and Jenkins.
Col. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representa
tives, who has been ill, is recovering.
Lieut. Wm. Lewis Ilernden of the Navy has sub
mitted to the Hon. Wm. A. Graham a list and short
description of specimen productions of the Amazon
Valley, coPectedby him un a recent tour. The
article occupies nearly two columns of the National
Intelligencer , and is highly interesting.
The last Canadian Moniteur contains a glowing
tribute to the noble generosity of the New Yorkers
evinced towards the sufferers by the late Montreal
tires; such articles are pleasant to read and write,
and serve in some measure as a set-off against the
crime columns of the N. Y. papers.
The yacht {t Sca Bird, ‘ built on the new model of
Mr. Davison, will be launched at New York in a few
days. She is expected to deserve her cognomen,
and wo hope that she will not disappoint her buil j
ders. An engraving of the Sea Bird which we j
have received,looks exceeding well —on paper.
Mr. Sumner offered a resolution in Congress last
week having in view the repeal of the Fugitive Slave
Law*. The resolution is premature, and should lie
over a century or two to mature.
The Lundy’s Lane celebration w’as a grand affair
many old veterans of 1812 (over two hundred!)
w r ere present, and quite a number of Indian war- j
riors and fciefs who helped to make Gen Scott’s j
victory a h iant one. Shouldn’t be surprised if thi9
celebration tells.
The Mormons have sent over batches of mission
aries to Italy, Calcutta, and other foreighn parts.
On dit that Forrest is about to wed a beautiful
lady who adorns th.; dress-circle in Philadelphia—we
hope if he does he will stick te her; we .re dis
gueted with divorces in general, and Forrest’s in
particular.
Dr. Le Molt has discovered a perfect galvanic
pile in the common lemon—six lemons make a bat
tery competent to send telegraphs, from Dover to
Calais. This will soon pnt ana end to lemonades.
he editor of a Scott paper in Atlanta says, “of
American Generals, living or dead, he [Gen. Scott)
is undoubtedly the greatest.’’ Take that ye sainted
warriors that led the revolutionary armies ! Take
that ye Washingtons, La fayettes, Greenes and De-
Kalbs ! Ye .* • all nought along side of the great
Marshall Tureen. —Griffin Jeffersonian.
If that man had “ rope” who can tell where he
would Btop ! ! !
The Southern Med. 6f Sur. Journal (Augusta) for:
August is out: it is spoken of as an interesting num- :
her and contains besides its usual variety, a list of
graduates of the Georgia Medical College from its
foundation to the present time.
Another new Planet! is announced in the London
News. It was Mr. Hind,and is tlie fifth
one that he has located within the last five year-
The News contains a long description of it; but new
planets are getting so common we forbear to pub
lish it.
“ Grant T/utrburns (Lav T i> Visit to Jenny
Lind'' —an eccentric sketch is “going the rounds” ;
Laurie has made it nauseating as usual, by the use
oi’ a very large amount of very little t gotism ! Bar
nuin’s letter of introduction is too good to let pass.
8o here it is:
“ The bearer. Mr. Thornton, is a man of the high
est respectability, a funny 010 Scotchman, and an
author. &c. Mi.-s Lind will be pleased to talk with
him. he is n very celebr ted man, well known to all
the Literati, he is wealthy and dont come begging.
- *• (.Signed) P. T. BAR NUM.”
The efficiency of gas for illuminating light houses,
is about to be tested by a Mr. Grant, at the light n
Staten Island : the last Congress appropriated $5,000
to defray the expenses of the experiment, and three
scientific Professors have been appointed to report
thereon. Mr. Grant is mentioned in some of the pa
pers as having invented anew generating apparatus ,
and by others, as the discoverer of anew kind of
gas—we regret that we are unable to get at the right
end of the matter.
A remittance of SSO more has been sent by Mr.
Webster to his old friend Master Tappan! we are 1
glad to hear it, but we wonder how it got out? An j
eminent divine was asked if he had religion—“ none j
to speak of” was the appropriate reply.
The political cauldron is getting up to 212°—Gen-
Pierce lias been badly riddled by the Republic, and
Scott we fear will never get scot, free of the entan
glements of his enemies. When we read some of
the charges against these gentlemen we can but ex
clain with Mcrcutio “ A plague o’ both your hou- ,
The N. Y. Courier Enquirer h-is the following
singular and short notice of Bleak House No. 5.
“ By St. George, tnis work goes bravely on We
suppose he meant to have suid “ Now by Saint
Paui. the work, <fcc;” next to the Bible, we most dis
like to see Sh&kspcare, misquoted.
New Counterfeits.—s2o notes on the-Farmers’
Bank of Lancaster ; Vignette a large sheaf of grain ;
on left end a female figure feeding an eagle. Anoth
er, quarter eagles made of steel and washed with
gold : they ring and look handsomely enough, hut
the balance finds them wanting.
Parson Brownlow, if his life is spared , promises
“to expose Gen. Scott an the veriest humbug
alive," —the parson has done too much of this sort of
thing, and when ho cries “ stop thief!” nobody
minds him.
W. W. Corcoran the wealthy banker of Washing
ton, I). C., owns a magnificient gallery of paintings
which his liberality has thrown open to the public on
Tuesdays and Fridays from ten to two o’clock.
Franklin Pierce, who is a graduate of Bowdoin
College,Me., it is said, will attend the commence
ment of that institution, on the 3lst <ugust.
The Pennsylvanian State Agricultural Fuir will
open lor exhibition, at Lancaster, on the 20th of
next October.
The value of the real and personal property of the
city of St. Louis, by the assessor’s books, just clos
ed, for the year 1852, is $38,000,000, being an in
crease over last year of two and a half millions.
Colonization. —We learn from the Colonization
Journal that an expedition ofcolored emigrants will
leave New York lor Liberia on the Ist of Octjbei.—
Over one hundred applications are already on the
list, including a number from Michigan.
The Siecle gives a statement of the annual revenue
and expenditure of France from 1801 to 1853 inclu
sive : in forty-two of these years the expenditures
were in excess over the revenue: amount of excess
lor the whole time £33,730,000.
A spring has been discovered near Comminsville,
Ohio, whose waters are pronounced equal to Sara
toga.
Loui9 Napoleon is still at war with the associative
workshops, suppressing them throughout France—
at Marseilles a chief of one of the associations find
ing his stabbed himself in despair. The
whole city v4ent to his funeral as a rebuke to the
government; ifThis is the sole measure ol their in
dignation it may find vent ere long at other fune
rals.
It is now said that Senator Dawson, intead of go
ing with the Union party,will cordially support Scott
and Graham.
We admire his circumspection—some of hi 9
friends thought it a faux pas in him to pledge Georgia
to Scott in the Conventions nous verrons ! if fuss and
feathers gets in. the Senator’s nest will not be un
garnished—our word for it he will be Vicar of Bray,
let things turn as they may.
The New York papers continue full of denuncia
tions of some of the city fathers, and the rottenness
of the municipal government.
Mr. Secretary Corwin has gone to Montreal.
Mr. Senator Underwood, a member olthe Senate's
Committee to accompany the remains of Mr. Clay to
Ashland, is still detained at Cincinnati by severe in
disposition.
Junius Anew claimant for the letters of Ju
nius is brought forward by the Dublin University
Magazine in the person of the Earl of Chatham.—
The theory, is a very pretty one, perhaps the best
we have seen, but this secret we fear has gone into
the grave] with the author ; conjecture will never
satisfy our curiosity, however nearly it may approx
imate to truth.
The first newspaper published in Virgin’a cost
fifty dollars a year. It was published weekly, and
advertisements were inserted for ten dollars the first
week, and seven dollars for each week after. “Good
old times those ; we ne’er shall see them more !”
Having alluded in another column to the late at
tacks on Gen. Pierce, we publish with pleasure the
following paragraph fromthe Georgian of yester
day :
Justice to Gen. Pierce.—A certificate signed
by more than one hundred persons, of the most
spectable character, wh> heard Gen. Pierce’s New’
Boston speech appears in the Boston Post, branding
as utterly false the abolition version of that speech,
re-published in the Washington Republic and other
Whig papers.
The Texas Debt.—We copy from the Southern
Press the following satisfactory synopsi;. in refer,
once to the Texas Debt, a subject now exciting
much interest in the public mind f
“The State <jf Texas, since its annexation, has
adoptedja scale of reduction upon her debt, sons to
makeit very important to her treasury to diminish
her liability to that amount.
The creditors of the Republic of Texas insist that
the Government should be held liable for the contract
of annexation, or the subsequent arrangements be
tween these high contracting powers.
The revenue of the Republic of Texas was pledged
specially for u large portion of the public debt.—
‘The creditors, therefore, hold the United States
liable from the instant of annexation, and urged
that the United Slates took Texas, cum outre.
The condition oftheactot Congressjofthe|9th of Sep
tember, 1850. was the issue of ten millions of dollars
in stock o Texas—provided that no more than five
millions should be issued until the creditors of the
State sh uldfile releases in the Treasury-Department
for all their clam-. The residue of live millions is
still in tlie Treasury. The State of Texas, by her
legislative enactments, has compelled her creditors
to ask relief of the Government, and tn<-y now ask
of the United States,(who holds the pledged security.)
the payment of the money advanced to Texasjwhile
struggling to accomplish her independence.
Flowers, which it is desirable to keep in bloom
any length o: time, should be kept, out of the sun
alt jgether. The best way to do this is to have a move
able shade which can be put up and taken down at
pleasure 4
The editor of the Cincinati Gazette says—‘ One of
our citizens, whojhas been ti avelliug with M. Kossuth
ha*,as a parting remembrance, received one of his
old pens.”
Thuse of electricity has superseded that of the
harpoon in the taking of whales ; so a Southern ex
change informs us.
It is a dLagrvable fix to be placed in. when you
easy a bow to a fair friend, on the opposite side of
the way, to hnve an omnibus obtrude itself just in
season lor your bow to ta.te effect directly in the
middle of the crowd of passengers inside, half of
whom how to you in return, ami the other hall’ stare
in a puzzled uw nipt to recall who you are.
LIST OF VESSELS IN FORT.
Ships.
Adrian, Neal Liverpool, R A Allen A Cos
Ocean Star, Lord, NY’k., Padeforld,Fay&Co
Bnrkes.
Texas. Reveil, N Y’k. Brigham,Kelly &.Co
Harvest. Nichols, NY’k.Wash’rn,Wider&Co
Peter Demill. Hoey NY’k, H K Washburn
John, Buchanan, Charleston,..E A Soullard
Brigs,
Sarah Peters, King,. Poston, Brig., Kelly A:Co
Maria. Agnes, Westhus, Amden Hanover Ger. Mas'r
R xM Charlton,Bightbourn, Havana,.! Quantock, Jr
Seaman, Woodruff .Char, ballast,E A Soulland
Schooners.
Sarah Lewis, Lermond, N Orleans Cohens h Hertz.
North State,JHorton,....NY’k, Willis &. Brnndace
N. Berry, Pendleton Camden, Me W B Teft't*
Truth, Brownley, Bal Hunter. <fc Gn umel.
Boudwich, Mayo, Rock., Me., 8.. Kejly 6i Cos
Carolina, Hatton. Rock, Me.. 8., Kelly <fc Cos.
Minerva Wright,Rogers, Prov.,(R 1.. C E Potter.
Cataract. Rice NY k, Hunter <fc Gatmnell
Emily Weaver, Brock, Phil., Willis 6l Bruudage.
Splendid, Rogers Rirh.. (Vu.) F W Bilker
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,7Tgp HOARD OK IIKALTH.—A meeting of the
IVd*® Board of Health, will be held to-morrow,
(Wednesday ) the 4th fust.,at 12 o’clock M. Mem
bers will examine their Wards and report accord
ingly. By order. S. A. I'. LAWRENCE, Sec’y.
ug 3 B. H.
DR. LAC RUE’S TOOTH AND - GUMWABH.
Those who would wish to preserve a good
set of teeth, and have unsound and sore gums and
mouth restored, we would say, try a bottle of Dr.
Lacrue’s French Specific,prepared by Clarke & Cos.
It has testimonials in its favor bv all those who have
used it. For sale by JOHN A. MAYER.
aug 3
DENTAL NOTICE —The Subscriber con
templates being absent fromthe city fora
few w> eks, to recruit nis health, and will be happy
to wait upon his friends, prior to leaving, about the
12th inst. tit H. J. ROYALL.
W A RDI NSURA NC E COM PAN yT—This
Company Continues to take risks as usual,
and during my absence from the city Mr. Charles
H. Campfield will act as my Attorney, to whom
all applications for insurance or oth* r business ap
pertaining to the above Company, may be made.
july 31 lmo S C. DUNNING, Agent.
|FSF> PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
ofHartf -1 C .—The undersigned, agents
of the above Company, are prepared to take risks
against Fire, on buildings and their contents, on the
most favorable terms.
july 10 BRIGHAM, KELLY & CO.
SAVANNAH MUTUAL NSURANCE CO
Office, No. 114 Bay-street. This Company
will continue to take Marine,Fire and Inland Navi
gation risks on the most favorable terms.
Henry D. Weed, President. Trustees—Henry
D.Weed.H F. Waring, LW. Morrell, N. B. Knapp,
Hiram Roberts E. F. Wood, Henry Lathrop. John
R. Wilder, Secretary. jo el3
lPjs° BOOK AND*"JOB PRINTING.—The sub
scriber having supplie. his office with a large
assortment of plain, ornamental and fancy types, is
now prepared to execute at short notice, all orders
entrusted to him in the best manner, and equal to
any establishment in the South. Pamphlets, Law
Blanks Circulars, Catalogues, Business Cards, Hat
Tips, Bills of Lading, Visiting Cards, Bill Heads
Dray Receipts,also Posters, Show’ and Hand Bills, in
Gold. Bronze. Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, and every
kind ol colored Inks, faithfully done at short notice
and on reasonable terms. Orders may be left at
the Office, Sorrel’s Building, or at the Book Store,
on Market-square. J. B. CUBBEDGE.
jjr*p iooir BINDERY .—Having fitted out a
complete Bindery.and engaged the services
ol a first class workman, the subscriber is prepared
to execute in the best manner ev j ry thing in the
line of Book Binding. Demi, Medium, Royal and
Super R yal,and all other sizes of blank books will
be ruled and made up to any pattern, and of the
best material. Books of all kinds will be bound in
any style, from Boards to Extra Turkey Morocco,
and the workmanship warranted. A share of public
patronageis respectfully solicited. Oi ders may be
left at Cubbedge’s Book Store, Market-square, or
at the Bindery, Sorrel’s Building, over Messrs. Ro
binson & Camp’s. J. B. CUBBEDGE.
co uuiatciAL.
LATEST DATES FROM
Liverpool June 8 | Havre..June 3 | Havana.Juvie 14
COLUMBUS, July 30-— Cotton. —No transactions
to report lor want of stock, which is reduced to
499 bales, and held by Manufacturers, against 1,400
bales corresponding date last year.
KECEI I'TS o F COTTON. Aug 2.
Per Central Rail Hoard—Bß bales Cotton and
Mdze., to Rowland & Washburn, D Rose, E Parsons
&. Cos, H Roberts, W King. A C Toms, VV Mclntire,
T A Brown, and II F Waring.
PAMPiENftE it?***
Per steamer Gordon, from Charleston—Messrs M
Shulkin, Mclntosn, S Elliott, A Campbell, A F Per
ry, and two deck.
MARIA IS
PORT OF SA VANNAH,::::::::::: AUGUST 3.
Sun Rises 5 15] High Water . 9 25
A RIMVKII.
Brig Hari^t,Wheeler,Bath,Me to Brigham,Kelly
Cos. Lumber, Hay, Bricks and Laths to Brigham,
Kelly &. Cos.
St*hr John IV Anderson, Watson, Baltimore, to H
J Dickerson Mdze., to TS Wayne, Crane & Hoi
com. .1 11 Hull. R Ac J Lachliaou. A Champion, J
Mclntire, E Eitzgerrald, Collins 6c Bulk ley, Tarver
6e Truchelet, Claghorn & Cunning!:. ~11 .1 Gilbert,
D O Comic. . J Rosaeau E O’Byrne, H J Dickerson,
W P Yonge, J J Maurice. Brigham, Kelly 6c Cos, S
M Laftiteau, C Hartridge, and order
Steamer Gordon. King. Charle ton, to S M Laffi
teau.
Stramer Tennessee, Pardue, Augusta, with boats
1 and 2. to G II Johuston Mdze., to Brigham, Kel
ly & Cos. J B Cubbedge, and G M Johnston.
Dr Daniel’s Flat, from Pi ntation, with 900 bush
els Rough Rice, to R Habersham 6c Son.
DKFA ItTED.
Steam packet Gordon, King, Charleston.
•Steamer Planter, Taylor. Centrevillage, 6c c.
.Steamer T S Metcalf, Cromwell, Augusta.
Steamer Lamar, Creswell. Augusta,
YfE HOKAMIA.
Ship Isabella, Hayden, hence, at Liverpool on the
15th ult.
Brig Macon, Watkins, hence, at New York on the
29th ult.
SchrßW Brown Hulee.to sail for this port on
her regular day, was up at New York on the 29th
ult.
hria Eolus, Moore, fin St. Mary . (Ga.) arrived at
New York on the 29th ult.
Brig Belle Poule. Kinney, fm Darien, (Ga.) arriv
ed at New York on the 28th ult.
Brig Panama, Stackpolc.from Jacksonville, (Fla.)
arrived at New York on the 28th ult.
Brig Adelina, Walls, for Jacksonville, (Fla.) cld
at New Yokr on the 28th ult.
I’pat this Port.
Schr Er ily Weaver Brock, lb.* Philadelphia,
Willis & Brundagc.
Bark Harvest, Ni liols, for New York, Washburn,
Brundaee.
Bark Peter Demill, lioey, for Mew York. H K
Washburn.
Schr Cataract, Rice, for New York, Willis 6c
Wilder & Cos.
Schr North State, Horton, for New York, Willis
6c Brundage.
For particulars see advertisetn nts.
Ocean Steamers.
LIST CF STEAM KRS FOR THE MONTH F JULY.
Niagara Bo von..July 7.. For Liverpool
Sarah Sands.. .N Ynrk..Ju y 8.. For Liverpool
Pacific N York..Juiy 10.. For Liverpool*
Africa N York.. July 14..F0r Liverpool
Washington...N York.. July 17.. For Bremen, &c >
City of Cancbter Phil.. July 17.. or Liverpool • •
G real) Britain. N York-. July 21..F0r Live) pool
Canada N Nork..July 21..F0r Liverpool
Atlantic N York. .July 24.. For Liver 00l
Asia N York. .July 28..F0r Liverpool
Humbolt N York.-July 31 ..For Havre, Ac
STEAMERS To AIIIVE FROM EUROPE.
City of M .nch’r Sldfm Liverpool. .For Phil.June23
Canada Liverpool.. For Bos.June 26
Arctic Liverpool.. For N Y.June 30
HAY. —100 bales prime Northern Hay, landing
ami for sale by
July 12 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
W A VERY NOVELS. Anew anti splendid
edition ol the Waverly Novels, part one, re
ceived by
july 2S J. B. CUBBEDGE.
KATMANDU. —A Journey to Katmandu, (The
Capitol of Nepaul.) with the Camp of Jung
Buhadoor ; including a sketch ol the Nepaulese Am
bassador at Home ; by Laurence Oliphant.
Harpers’ Magazine, for August Received by
july 28 J. B. CUBBEDGE.
I>UTTER AND CHEESE.—A fresh supply of
* Goshen Butter and Cheese,received per steamer
Alabama, and forsa’c at the Emporium, by
july 28 SEABORN GOODALL.
NEW MA YIIUTTEK- Lard, etc, just receiv
ed and for sale by GEO ALEXANDER.
Bull and