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ffflBfflfflU ,u»u-JJiJuuiiLxij—....j .. , ij, thempubmgm, »v ft wTalex anpeb&co. 1 thoh! w> la its. jiswcuTB iSirrokT a«B<C><9B8aHE>tafcN* g* TKUm HKIMJCJKD* ,.$»00 .000 .$100 .. 3 00 ..400 ..9 00 .15 00 DtMy.ln •dinner, per ftitnum If not (wld ln»diranct» Dally, la adwm*, for aU montha,.. TriAVvekly, In ad»»nw, \m annum ir not paid In advance WceKl^, intariably in advance Weakly, (club price,) 10 copied Tor.. To tit* »IMU wider circulation to the /isjmWi- ceil, aod Uwtwy to bring Sarannah und lie boal- now more oromineaUir before the country, the Fro- prietora olforthalr Dally paper at tt 00 a year.and their IVi-Weekiy at #3 00, to all now aubecribere. To thoir present eubaerlk'ra who do not sooner re* new their subscriptions, tho paper will he fur; Dished at tho reduced tales on and niter tho 1st of January,and those who have paid In advance will bocw^tsdaoeordlngly. SAVANNAH, GA. WBWwjttV MOHMINP. DEC- rocky captivity of bis oeoan prison. It was thore that a battle greater than Watarloo bogan—the battlo with himself, which was to demonsirato to tho world—not hie horolo qualities, for diaaetroue Waterloo alone accomplished that—but tho naturo of thoio qualities, and their power of endurance un der auch tuala aa ihey wore now about to bo sub mitted to; In short, a battlo who* lesuo should de clare to tho world,not that ho was heroic, but Acts time* ho was a hero 5 and how fnr ho fell short or that standard, the lilfihoM to which mortals aspire, or attain, and from whence ’tie but a step unto di- slnity. With admiring gaxo we had seen him at th# hoadof hia grand army, sweeping like chaff be fore him, tho tinost soldiery ol Europo, and strik ing terror to hor inmost heart; at tho head oi tho council and tho cabinet, confounding, astounding and delighting by tho brilliancy of his powers, and tho unerring sagacity of hia counsels; upon the throne, bearing himself with all tho dignity, grace, nnd majesty of tho proudest king by "divino right.” Tho great man had shown his capacity to load, to guido, to govern and dirocl—it remained to be aeon whether hu could also safer and ietir. St. Uolena was the granite crucible in which his heroism wna to bo tried, and from whence it was to enn rgo, di minished and tarnished, or brighter and more ra diant than over. Power, pomp, parade no longer encircled tho hero with their magic enchantments; tho sublime music of tho battle field was 110 more for him; its splendid diapason was no tnoro to sweep grandly through his heart, urging him on to glory; wife, child, friends, comrades, (all save two or throe) franco—all wero lar away; and no more to bo known to him loiovcr.— Ho who hud commmnndcd legions was now to bo under one man's will; ho who had crossed tho Alps, traversed deserts, and marched through eter nal snows, was now "cabined, cribbed, confin- ml;" the eagle who had once soared proudly amid the stars, and confronted (ho tempest with "storm- during wing,” was now chained to a bleak rock in tho midst of tho ocean! It was most melan choly ! wondrous pitiful! Napoleon's bitterest otto- toy must pause tu his wrath when, u« ho remembers tho Napoleon of Austcrlitz, and Marengo, nnd Lodi, and Waterloo, ho thinks also of tho Napo leon of St Helena. Yet it seems a merciful pro vidence that Waterloo resulted as it did—a kind beneficence that its hero should dwoll there, for a brief space—that ho should have this short proba tion in which to tamo his vuulting ambition, nnd calm his tempestuous soul—aspaeo lor setting Ins house in order, und lor preparation for tho new fields which lie far beyond tho outposts of I'imo. How boro the hero these severe trials, this ter- nhlo humiliation, this diro calamity, this awful prostration l Did I10 fret, nnd fume, nnd chafe* weayring his spirit with vain regrets, wearying his companions with unavailing complaints, ami wear ing out life in peevish and querulous humors l Or liko Socrates did he submit himself to his fate, nnd bear up nobly under his destiny, personifying the dignity and the grandeur of misfortune I Did ho upon his rock, liko Ajax upon his,still present an undaunted front, daring the lightning to approach him and defying the gods 1 Or did ho liko a truly great man, bow, not abjectly, but with submissive grace to tho decree which had crushed him, nnd rising, deport himsull ns only mighty minds in mighty men cun—with dignity, and grace, nnd for titude, and trust? Theso are questions upon which the world has boon divided ever since it was startled by the news that Napoleon was a eiptivo nnd England his keeper; and few questions have been more warmly discussed, or led to greater bittorness of dispute thnn they. Tho statements of Las Casas nnd Moutholon, intimate friends of Napoleon, and of Drs. O'Meara und Antommnrchi, his physicians, hnvo until now been the chief sources ol informal ion from whence the world has drawn its data for making up an opinion. They nil favor Napoleon, and load ut to believe thftt his durance nt St. Hclcnn was tho crowning stone of his famo; that ho bore with he roic fortitude, persecution, annoyance, and insult such as few men undergo, gnd that Sir Hudson Lowe, his gaoler, was n petty nnd irascible tyrant, wjioso chief delight consisted in torturing his vic tim by every means in his power. Bookmakers and biographers have yielded readily to these state ments their implicit belief, and the world has now pretty well made up its mind that the treatment of Napoleon nt St. Helena, was ono of tho darkest stains upon tho nnmo of England, while Sir Hud son Lowe bus, until now, been in « pretty fair way j to go down to posterity n9 a sort ol little Nero, or Huynuii. Ills name is already hated. '1 he object ol the work whose caption wo give above, is to refute tho alleged calumnies and slan ders of O'Meara nnd oilier.*, to do justice to En glish fumo and Sir Hudson Lowe, nnd forever to set at rest tho vexed questions to which we haven- bove alluded. The material (orthe work lir.n been so vast, tlie author has condensed it into n narra tive of convenient length, containing however all the necessary facts, with the vouchers therefor.— He seems to have undertaken this responsibility with a high sense ol its magnitude, and hia work exhibits internal evidence of having been executed in a just, candid, and impaitial spirit. O'Meara’s Tho comedy of "Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter White ‘‘Voice from St. Helena,"is roughly handled, nnd elicited roars of laughter, nnd Mr. Peter Wliito j comparisons ol O'Meara’s printed pages with his J 1st* nni t It has ever soemod to us that tha most Interest-' Solomon Coiux.Esq., Mayor pro, ti ing portion ol the great Napoleon’* llfo, was Its to the Chair, and J. W.JUbun, Esq. •vwing,whichwaaspent and.terminated In tho crotonr. BY TELK0RAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN Cbarlcsiou Market. D«c. «0lh, V. M.-Collon-Tho ..If. tn-d»y «... IlmlMd to 8#4 bole >1 e,twine, wijliu. (torn g 1.41 to 1-9 com*. Tho rnutlwt duproassd, and in favor of buyers. Wovr-York Market. Dsc. 80th.—Dolton—The Market continues firm. Tbs salsa to-dty smuunt to 1750 bales. Safety of the Cutter Jackson. BiLTtMORS, Dec. 80th.—The reported loss of the Cutter Jaekson is contradicted; it is said shots un*, dergolng repairs in Eastport, Mo. Ytrv» in Brooklyn, A destructive fire hsd occurred in Brooklyn, N. Y.—eight magnificent dwellings were destroyed. The loss Is estimated at 0100,000. Fire In Philadelphia. A fino granito building on Chesnut street lias ' been burnt; loss $20,000, fully insured. Stiicldo... Dr. Josith Flagg, an eminent dentist of Boston, undor tho excitement of tho Spiritual Knocking*, jumped out a filth story window, and was killed. Congre*fclotiul« In tho Senato petitions havo boon presented to rocognixe tffe government of Liberia. In tho House a bill h«9 been introduced to givo 4 your* credit on the duties on Kail Road Iron.— It met with bitter opposition but the House after n long debato refused to lay it ou tho table by a strong vote. Tho Naval committeo have reported a bill ap propriating $300,000 to build six steam vessels tho same to bo built under the dlfectHi of the Score- rvtary of the Navy. Tlw resolution to purchase Mount Vernon was laid upon the table by a vote of 87 to 85. Tho resolution was strongly opposed by the Virginia delegation. A resolution to vote a sword nnd the thanks of j Congress to Capt. Ingraham has been referred to tho committeo on foreign affairs. Safety of the Cutter Jurkwon. The following note from an attentive friend in Darien, brings us the wolcomo intelligence of the safety of the Rovenuo Cutter Jackson, which sailed front this port for Norfolk on tho 25th ult., and about which many fears were entertained by our citizens. The note docs not stato where she arrived at, but wo supposo it was Norfolk. At all events, sho has arrived aotnowhorc, nnd safely, which is all that is necessary. It only remains to bo added, that Capt. Day s wrilb r<s d<s in Dar en, and she is pro bably the person who received tho letter from the Captain relcrred to below: Darien, Dec. 13, 1853. Editor1 Savannah Republican—Gentlemen:—A letter has been received Irom Captain Day in this city announcing tho safe arrival of tho Culler Jackson. She encountered a fearful hurricane, nnd nothiog saved her irom det-truetiun, hut the be tie tit of Day light. In addition to this,there was a JForest aboard, who must be imituato with Spars. Yours, &c., ' IL [P. S—Our tolegraphic despatch, received after the above letter was in typo, informs { us, that tho Jackson is at Eastport. Maine.—Eds. Rjtub 1 tar The finfe.ico of tho season was seen nt tho pumps and WJt places in tho citv, yesterday morn ing. The weather now is cold and bracing, and will bo acceptable to our friends in tho country, who havo been prevented by the unseasonable weather in November and the early part of this month,from killing and curing their pork. tysoe First Page Morning Paper. Atbenjccm.—A largo and appreciative audience greeted tho Ballet Troupo last evening on the oc casion of their second appearance in our city. The Jate hour at which we write,denies us tho pleasure of paying such a tributo as wo would wish, to tho talented artists whose brilliunt performances gave such general satisfaction and delight to all—suf fice it to say, that repeated nnd enthusiastic ap plause rewarded the efforts of the Troupe, nnd crowned their triumphs with tho most marked ap probation. 18,65)7 Share* of tho Stock woro represented. - The reading of U10 Report of tho President and Superintendent to tho Stockholders was dlspenaoU with, U having been alretyly published. * - *' R. U. CuYuut, Esq., Prosldunt, addreasod tho mooting, exhibiting tho prosperity of tho Company. An application wus tnado by a committee ap pointed by tho citizous of Jasper county, asking aid from this Company to enable thorn to build a road, about eightoou miles in length, from Monti oollo to Eatonton. R. K. Cuylkr, Eaq., moved tho following reso lution: , Resolved, That if tho citizens of Jasper shall within twelvo months from this day, procure good end sale subscript ions for slock to an amount sutfl cuint, in the judgment of the President and Superin tendent of this Company, to build a good and proper road from Moniieello to join tho existing road at Eatonton, then, when they shall build ana finish the said road in an approved manner ready for use, this Company will receive ihetsamo and guarantee nit annual sum equal to 7 per centum on the cost of the work to the President nnd DI rooters of tho now Company ; this Company to work the road, fixing its rules ot transportation nnd travol, and having tho entire control. Tho Resolution being seconded, was discussed st length, and upon boing put to tho mooting, was carried. The mooting then adjourned, sine die. Solomon Cohen, Mayor pro. tom.. Chairman. J. \V. Radon, Secretary. . —th of Mr. Athorton, Senator from Now Hampshire, was onnounuod. Eulogies wsro doll- (little Buxton) who wns in lino leather, was not on ly rewarded with n magnificent eabbugo at the ter mination of his grand pas, but was called out after tho drop of tho curtain, and mudo a graceful ac knowledgment of the compliment. Wo consider it almost superfluous to counsel our readers to avail themselves of thu opportunity of- letters to a friond in England, (Finlaisson) shew clearly, that in tho " Voieo" ho has suppressed or omitted almost everything to Sir Hudson Lowe’s advantage, or Napoleon’s detriment. Though all our prejudices hnvo been against tho noble gaoler, nnd in favor of his imperial captive, candor compels us to say that we believe much in- fared at tho Alhomcutn, fur a plciuant I justice hns been duno rite funner, vrlilch should bo cv.'iiinj. When Ibo booses begin to sruvv Ibln, ii atoned for, Ibu O-Miurnrt “ Vuico" iao distorted will be limo enough lu admonish tha town ol Ilia : „ nJ „ j i8|1MBi „, lcd „ al sm™t of facl8 . „„j 1ms It ia sustaining through its own nsgligoncs.- h u tly,;m,lwcst.)itwithrogrct,ihutNni,nloonhim- This s.cniotj's programme will boar critical mspcc- |irt9t .„t to the world lltat sublime ajiccta- *l° n - ! He which he might have done, had lie possessed (ill the attributes of true greatness. We nr« willing to make excuses for him ; but thn fact of his short comings must be admitted. We have not the space to make extracts from tho work now under notice, but would commend it to our readers as a highly interesting, nnd wo honestly j believe, impartial statement of tho scenes and inci- Sar Tho Superintendent of tho (Jus works will | dents at St. Helena. It will go far to reverse tho greatly oblige his patrons by lotting on the fins nt j preconceived opinions of the world in reference to lEJTWe beg leave to call the attention of our city and country readers to the advertisement in this mornmtft paper, of a gentleman who desires a sit uation os teacher, either in a public school, or in n private family. He comes to us highly recommend- T before five ocloek in tho afternoon. E3T We nru requested to stato that thu radio of the splendid Cigar Stand will take place 011 Thurs day evening at H o’clock, at No. 126 Bryun-strcot. Marine Disaster—Brig Aurora.—This vessel sniled some time last summer front Georgetown, S. C., for New-York. Sho wns disabled at sea and put into Charleston for repairs. On the second voyage she brought up at Snvunnnh nod was again repaired. We now learn from a Wilmington pa per that the Aurora put into that port on tho 16th jnst. in distress; having lost deck load, bulwarks aud main-topmast, sprung main-boom, stove boat, and received other damage during tho late gale. Wo learn from the sumo paper that tho brig lVm. M. Groton for Boston, and schr. Kensington for Now-York, both from Charleston, put into Wil mington for repairs, having suffered severely in tho recent galu. Minima Gadsden on the Garay Grant.—No credence scorns to be given in official circles to the telegraphic story thitt Gen. Gadsden has demanded of Mexico the prompt recognition of tho G irny Grant under tho penalty of having tho Mesilla Val ley immediately taken possesafon of by U. B. troops. It is believed to be a mere concoction of partite in Garay Grant clock apeculntions. The Columbia Citrolinlan learns that on Thurs day evening tho bill chartering tho Columbia and Hamburg rail road passed lie second reading in'tho House; and that the House rejected tho Bcnotobiil, emending and modifying the present low in rola- lion to colored seamen. A Kentucky Editor in Trouble.—R. H. Col lins, editor of the Mayavillc Eagle, shot Luther Dobtos in tho forehead, et Msyavillc, Ky.,ontho 16th inst. The wound it is supposed will prove fa- , . Ul. . ‘f This yssr’siproduct of shawls in this country is estimated at about $500,000, of which the Buy Btato Mills, Mass., are said to havo mndo $300,000. i - .The Naval Committee has resolved upon rccom- fAtndlog to Con trass the construction of fivo war stsemets end the appropriation of three millions 0 • dollars for that purpose. Napoleon’s captivity. Wo «ro indebted to Messrs. John M. CoorER & Co. for our copy of tho Work, nnd from them the reader may procure it. Private Residences of the Massachusetts Deleuation in Congress.—Mr. Everett, Mr. Ap pleton, and Mr. Edmiinsof this Btato, will main tain private residences at Washington this winter, and live in n stylo proportionate to their ample for tunes. Tho private parties of Mr. Everett and Mr. Appleton at tho capital were quite famous Inst win ter, mid there is no doubt that during the present season, the hospitalities of thu members from Massa chusetts will bo extended to men of nil political par ties, and gentlemen Irom every section of «»ur coun try, und such distinguished men Iroin abroad as may visit tho acat of government.—Boston 2V«nicrip(, Dec. 5. An arrangement has been entered into by tho P° 8 ? Office Departments of England and tho Uni ted States, in uccordnneo with which, from nnd af ter the 1st of January next, a new offico of exchange is to bo established at Philadelphia for the distribu tion of mails,—Separate mails are to ho mudo up for Philadelphia and London nnd Liverpool, (and vieo versa) lor transmission on board of tho Col lins, Cunard nnd Bouthumpton steamers. Tho Marquis Tal!acamc,Churgo d'Affairs from Sardinia, arrived in N. Yorkbythe Humboldt,and will shortly proceed to the seat of government to enter upon bis official duties. He is an accomp lished and intelligent man, speaks English French Italian, and other European languages, and is said to be well versed In tho diplomacy of tho Contin ent, and especially in reference to tho afliiira of all the Italian States und provinces. Escape of Slaves.—We hear of no loss than seven slaves who deserted from Norfolk mill Ports mouth on Sunday, and wu havo no doubt made their esenpo in'tho steamer Star of the West, which put in hero and loft ugain for Now Y oik on that day, 1 lie opportunity was a most favorable ono for their purpose; but it is more than probable that some so- eret ngent prompted them to avail of it. Is thero no wayto counteract such daring violation of our law? The question is becoming a serious ono to our citizens:-nnd ff our own law and tho higher law ItHd been enforce^ in the caso of the Stnr of the H <«/, (aa wo trust they will hereafter be,) it is not to bo supposed that our citizens would have been thus despoiled of their property.—Norfolk' Herald Dec. 13. The C/nfo* continues ilslarnent over tho election of the Bsnate prinfor, and (ho Sentinel replioa sharply to ft* previous articles on tho subject, lloivcll Cobb-Opinion of a Democrat. A lute number of the Richmond Examiner, whose Editor is one of tho present Cabinet's Diplomatists, having been appointed Chargc-d*Affaires to Sardi nia, says tho Southern Recorder, performs a savugo scalp-dance,and exulting pow-wow over the defeat of Gov. Howell Cobb’s aspirations to tho United States Senate. It calls that gentleman "A Crushed Cobh" ami uses tho following very complimentary huigungo towards him und his old Union associates: "This worthy rendered himself conspicuous some years ago by his forwardness and ellieieney in sa crificing the honor and rights of tho South, by do- serting Iter interests and going over to her enemies, in tile trying hour when the disgraceful provisions of the Compromise were fastened upon tho necks ol* our people. The reward of this treason wns duly paid him in his election to tho Governorship of Georgia, through means of a coalition with Mr. Toombs and the Whig party of that State, lie beat Gov. McDonald in that contest, and fondly hoped, that i.i Ids victory ho had crushed to death that principle of States Rights and tho independent spirit of the South. He little understood how the hearts of the true Southern Democracy sympathiz ed with his adversary in that struggle—how the chivalrous spirit of the South, which counts no costs and fears no consequences in its advocacy of true measuresumitrue men, rallied around McDonald then—a champion worthy of the cause and worthy of Ins glorious co-mhutore. Mr. Cobb is altogether a contrast to Mr. McDonald. Mr. Cobh’s vaulting ambition is wholly regardless of the means by which it hopes to gain its cud. Truckling, treacherous und subservient, I10 is a stranger to that tmre,*,ele- vnted, dignified, disinterested manliness which char acterizes Ins rival. Mr. Cobh lias un nptitudo for intrigue and fondness for wire-work. He followed in the wake of Clay, Webster and Foote. Indeed, Mr. Cobb wus conspicuous as well us useful in the year of the Comuromisu. Tho wholo camp of Southern desertenrnsed him—Toombs used him— little Stephens used him—and now lust of all and least of all, the Coalitionists of the Georgia Legisluturo used him if nut for the meanest, ut least for tiro most shameless, work to which it 1ms been a pplied. Wo trust he will now, by common consent lie thrown aside clear out ot view" * * * "The hour of retribution is at hand for all the traitorous crew who deserted the South in that hour of trial when Sla very was menaced in the Staten and virtually abolish ed m thu District of Columbia. An opportunity will always insuro the sacrifice—that opportunity is presented now for Cobb." We cannot doubt but the foregoing will prove ex ceedingly edifying to Mr. Cobb nnd those of his friends who havo followed him into the fiery furnace of‘‘Reunited” (!) Democracy. Letter from Archbishop Hughes. The recent disturbance in New York, growing out of tho denunciations of Roman Catholics by a certain street preacher, by (lie nnmo ol Parsons, hns called out tho following letter from Archbish op Hughes, of the Catholic church. It is variously commented on by tho press; some approve, nnd others disapprove of it. Revrrnd Brethren of the Clergy and Dearly Re- lured Children of the Laity, Health and Benedic- lion in Christ our Lard. It hns been communicated to us, that certain persons, claiming to ho ministers of religion, have thought it proper to preach in thu public streets, in such a imiuiiur ns to excite against us tho hatred ol our fellow citizens who are not Catholic*. The object of this communication is to request you to avoid all such preachings, and to leave the panics who approve of them to the entire and perfect en joyment of thoir choice Tho Culhutic community o| Now York have merited well of their follow- citizens by their uniform moderation mid respect for the laws of their country nnd tho authorities ol ,ts Government. 1 fear that this system of street preaching is intended us a snare, and 1 hope that no Cuiholic will allow himself to he esught there by. Let every man who chooses to preach in tho public streets, preach us ol'teu and ns long us lie will. But as for you dear brethre n, shun the space in which bis vuieo can bo heard, lest, owing to hu- man infirmity, a reasonable and just indignation imuht tempt any one of you lo exhibit symptoms ol impatience or restraint,—'which would tie n sig nal to your enemies, in conwquenco of which the laws and rulcsuf peace and good order might bo violated. * I do not wish you to understand, dearly beloved brethren, that you should degrade yourselves one iota below the higlient level of American citizen ship. If there he, at it hug loon insinuated, n con spiracy against thu civil and religious rights which are secured to you by our Constitution aud laws, defeat the purpose of that conspiracy by your peace ful and entirely legal deportment in nil tho rela tions oi life. But, on the other hand, if such a con spiracy should urisu, unrebuked by tho public au thorities, to a point really menacing with destruc tion any portion of your property, w hether your pri vate dwellings, your churches, your hospitals, or phan asylums, or other Catholic institutions, then, in case of any attack, let every iiihii bo prepared, iu God’s name, to stand by the laws of tho country tud the authorities of the city, in defence ol such rights and property. It is hardly to bo supposed that such a contingency, under our i'roo and equal laws, can possibly arise. Nevertheless, symptoms of so baneful u purpose are tint by any means wanting.— conseniicnccs, iu so populous and wealthy a city as New York,of u collision between parties, having for its basis or stimulant the spite of religious ha tred, whether in the attack or in the defence, would be inconceivably disastrous. You, dearly beloved brethren, will bo careful to avoid even tho appear ance ol oilcnco in regard to measures that might lead to such a result. But, if in spite of your for bearance, it should come, then it will hu lawlul for you to prove yourselves worthy of the rights of citizenship with which you are invested, by a no ble defence of your own property, as tho same is declared sacred by thu laws ol the country. tJOHN, Archbishop of New York. Now York, Dec. 15,1853. and took Itis east, as did also Gsot Delegate from Oregon. Tho Civil and Diploinillo Appropriation Bills wero reported. Tho death hpsliire, \ vered, thu usual resolutions passed, and tho Houso adjourned. „ . ... A > MY AW0INTMRNT. General Wool hns been appointed to tho com< niand of tho Army in Ban Francisco. „ . TUB **« * ,0T ?\ Tho Court lias uraniud the Injunction restrain ing the paople of Erie, Fa., from iuterferring with Iho Railroad Company. LATER FROM BUENOS AYRES. Advices from Buunos Ayres to the 17th ult., stato that Dr. Obligadu hud been inaugurated President for tlireo years. Business was aclivo, nnd political nllairs quiet. Much dissatisfaution prevailed in tho provinces, and another revolution was anlieipnted, tho Federal party being opposed to tho Government. Provisions were high. Tho accounts from Monte video wero satisfactory. Thu, Into Prusidunl was still on board a French msn-of-wur. THE FRACAS AT NADRIP. It is staled that tho Dukooi Alba had apologised to Mr. Soule, Jr. LATER FROM HAVANA. Tho U. S. mail steam ship Crescent City hns ar rived at New York from Havana, which port she loll on the 14th mm. The nephew of Judgo Cl lyton died of mini In on lino 13ih inst. Tho Judge was to havo loft lluviina lor Mobile on the Uih inst. THE FRIOATE DECATUR. The U, S frigate Decatur# Cotnmundcr Stcrrott, lias beeti ordered to thu Pacino. SNOW AT THIS NORTH. Baltimore, Dec. 15).—Eight inches of snow have fallen ut Butfalo, nnd tho mercury in the Ther mometer wns at 1C degrees. THE BALTIMORE SAVINOS DANK. The excitement hi Baltimore on account of the rumors—which by thu way are unfounded—affect ing the credit «d tho Baltimore Savings Bank con tinues—nnd crowds of depositors are drawing out their money. FROST AT NEW ORLEANS. Nr.tv Orleans, Kec. 17—There was a hnrd frost at Now Orleans on Saturday night. NEW YORK MARKETS AND SIIIITINO ISTELLMENCK. Baltimore, Doc. PJ, U.8, P. M.—Iii New York, on Monday, Colton was dull, and 2,000 hales changed hands. The following are the authorized quotations of thu Board of Brokers: Fair Uplands 11 3-1, Middling Uplands 10 1-1; Fair Orleans 12 1—1, mid Middling Orleans 10 3-«lc. Tho Coffee market was firm with nn upward ten dency, und the sales comprise 1750 lings at 71 cents for Rio, nnd 13 cents for Jnvn, per Ih. Spirits Tur pentine was quiet, arid 200 bbis. were disposed of at •I I cents per gallon. Tho ship Ticonderega wnsclcarcd ut New York on Suturday lor Charleston. Dcrnnftciticiif nf (lie I,Ivor, [s one of tin* most common n- well n§ the must formida ble (ifdtsuiires known to American physician*. It hnd for year* attracted llm cIom-m nttfiition of llie mcdicnl faculty m all jmns nf tbe VJntleil Suite*, nml yet up lo tlio lime of ilic discovery nf lir. M’l.niiu’* arent Npccitic, It \vm* nliniMi beyond the reach of incilicnlskill. Timas- amts bad perl,Led without even n hope of relief, titiil nltlmiigh liiniiruml-t may yet lie destined In li-vl llm dirt- fill 1 Heels of Uds most couqilicsteil disease, it is imw, tliniiks to Iho re««-arch of |ir. M’l.nne, inosi completely br.iuuht wit liia I Iu- scope nf Medical control. The pro prh-tors of ihc I aver fills feel cniilhlunl that they ulfcr s remedy wnhlj lias Ik'CU fully tested by time and wliieb has never failed of success when fairly tried. These im-stiiualdu fills may he purchased nt T. M. Turner k- Co's, ,\. A. Hidmimiis At Co's, W. \V* I.Hindu's and J.H. Curler At Co's. Savannah. dec 2*1 2w For Philadetvhla. STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE STATE, To leave WudiieNdnV' Dee* • I at 11 A. 1*V* „ TIIK UNITED HTATWt MAIL steam* * W P KBYBTONK BTATB, Captain llAMntie, will leave us above, for freight or pastnKo np^ U. A. I#. , Agent. FOR BOSTON.—Tho brig TALLUf.AII,Coop- _J er,ina»ter, will meet with dispalch >» above. For I'reglit of passage, apply lo dto HltlOIIAM, KELLY fc CO. FOIl PALATKAi I!, f'MillIDA* VIA t DARIEN, IIRUNHtvfcK, HT. MARY’N, JACK- HONVILLB, MIDDliKHUUG, (Ulnck Creek,) AND PICO DAT A. Tiie new and eloamil steam-packet 8T. 1 JOIIN’N, Copt. James FneaaoM, willlenvo iforibeabovu place* on THURSDAY MORN- U, in IU o'clock, December !Md. Tills boat hns been built (•xprn**ly for tho trade, and has lanru and airy Htntu Room accoiuniodnllniiR. . For Freight or Passage, apply on hoard ut the Florida Ktenm Packet Wharf, near the Gas Works, or to dec 21 CI.AtillOltN Ac Ct'NNINGlIAM, Agta. W, U. CRilR WKONBI0AY Em*(i7DK(!rft» I SfiBV Thu performance to commence with Hie laughable Faroe of KISS IN THE DARK, followed by FRIBAOl OR, THE DUELLIST. JI.ILLL.T ijlV.HTI it III,' omr.AT *AtTi>K run in, By M’llo B11U11, l.avlgne, and M. Corby. GRAND PAN »E DJBUX, M’lloPogaild and M. Meg", Tho Renowned Russian Dnnro. THE BMOXjZUVSBIA, M’llc lliilan and III. Cornel. To conclude with THE BRILLIANT MANOLA, By M’llo Fogaud nnd M. Mcge. ia*t 7 o'clock I 00 30 ft'OU HAWItlNSVIl.I.F, AND OTHER I.ANDINGH. Tho steamer CIlARf.p.ft IIARTRIDGE, W. Taylor, master, will lenvo as above mi Friday Night. tEld inst. Fur freight or pas sage, apply on board at Johnson’s lower wharf, or to dec ill It HIGH AM, KELLY Ac CO. IJnlverMity of Georgin. | Athens, December IS, IP5H. { The Trustees of this institution will on the ldtli ol January next, elect a profesxor nf ,Ma tliumntlcN and Astronomy to till the vacancy occasioned by the reslgnn’ioii ot Professor McCoy. The Professor will ho required to enter upon his duties w iilmni delay. Salary SI.TiHt per nmitiin, payable quarterly. Appli cants may address the President, Itov. A. Church, D. D. or thu subscribe dec 20—Im3w WJI. L. MITCHELL. Chairman, Prudential Committee. Doors open at )i to7. Commencing ut pi Dress Circle Ac Purquelte gi Family Circle Third Circle Colored Cillery «... dec 21 Portrait Fainting, « MR, J, 0% 1XJI1K, of AowVork, ton Wats id tender hit professional nVirS to ho people or Mammal, and lu vicinity aa »|w.u Painter, lie design* remaining in Savannah for ton.#! Week., during which time, or at least for the t rew-nt h2 may l>« found at the Pulaski House. 1 f,„«>."• copied* Wa « uorr * f0, 3 f l»«f of 6ecuiwN.« p, r ,on. can be ' flAFFLE, IY2SF- . “k ,‘bl* mog'iinoenl RAFFLE at hl Cfefir Andrsw’a Halt. On i\ edneiday evening,Di*, Vlat, at half-paat 7 oVfock, IJfletit pairs 01 splendid (ill Paintings—valued at One Thousand D>illnr,_g; t no per chance. This la an opportunity of securing talus, hie Pallor ornaments never before offered in this city ■ivcio J. ai. Haywood. * I1AFIT.E. Friday Evening December 2Rd. “’" The ItklRa of the Tableau, Musical Hox and Palntlnga will lake place on the above c-vcMng at«o’clock. A few chancoa atlll unrald. Sub.cribtiTi who hnvu not yd paid, aru requeued lo call prevfou* m lb« raffle. o. n. MITCHELL, dec JO Baccessor to F. Zotbamn Ac Co. FaM.ow.LiTir.asa j— I am a Candldale fn* (EeF Hi..,nic«..r countvtnk.m-ckbb S' !u Elwillon In Jattiiiry iiftl, »n.l nipeclfull# »,iidt Tout .U|.|„.rl. If fkunl, H10 prac.nl. ,.r II... ..me. .bull (J kIvlii tit 11 r.ll.w Nniik Hitler, wliolia, been ... lunate us to tote hi* tight. ' Havannah, Nov, ID. IB >3. L.J. It. FAIRCHILD. Fa t. mi w-citix a a a s-V mV CandidauTaTr BAR NUM’S- SOUTHERN JKISEIIM OF NATIJKAL HISTORY IS FRUNJIUEJtTI. V I.OC.I TF.U AT AlUIOItV IIAI.fi, SAVANNAH, HA, Whore ntuy ho found A Great Collection of Curiosities FROM ALL FARTS OF THE IVtillLD. 63TAdmittance 25 ccuis. Open from ? a. m I to THE VoTKRa OF CHATHAM coi st^ to 1 F. ». and Irom7 to 0 f.m. Friday and Iriday I flp^ar* FaLLow^TTizasat-I am a faiHiidMe'for night exclusively for tho colored population. j lh e office of SHERI FF of your county «i Z -- I election In January next, ami respectfully s.dh-lt jour j support. net 15 AI.L.X IMlF.lt THiiMAS. Crap re-election to the ofifou of County Treasurer at the Election on tho First Mouday 111 January uixt.ahri rc-|<t-i tfully nsk your support. JOHN N. LEWIS. notice; ?Lottcrfcn. “Uncle Ned hud no hair on the top of his head, in the place where the Hair ought to ert to." — .— Hut he lived previous to llm discovery ofj.yon’a cole- shameless, work to which it has been a pplied. Wo j boiled Eatlmirou. which not only preserves’ and benuti .—" • - • • * lies, but restore* the hair nt nay peri-'dof life. Only those who will not try it, are iron tiled with Halitru.->s, Dandriitr, or Imrsh, unplensniit luilr. From thn llomr Journal, .Y. Y. “No article ever acquired so rapid ech-hrlty and uni versnl uppreciatiou ns Lyon’s Kuttiuiroii. To those who have nseit itiuml who bin. noli Iho ren.-on Is ohriotis us its Inviaorallng and heniitifylug efli-cts, and nureca- Me erlume, slump It an indispensable nilh-le of the loll* el." S)ld at the old price of ‘.*5 cents in large bottles, by ult dealers, everywhere. D. S. UAltN'DA Proprietor, Dll Broadway, N. Y. T. .M. TURNER At CO., Wholesale ngents. ^avumndi Gu. dec ‘.‘U liao Tiik Most t-Kitior* Casks or DanmCrRKn nv Hot lojv> v’s Pitts.—The can-cs of dropsy are various, hu it generally arises front obstructions to (ho Irceclrrulu tion of the hl«od through tin; system; to remedy this there is nothing so i-ffeciive us Hidluway's Pills, us they puilfy the hlooe und strengiheii (lie eonslltulion, and thereby gradually dimitiMi the collected lltild, and If | >ersev«-red I.i till lhe cure is complete, further nccumu- iitmns ure prevented. Many persons Hud hnve suffered from dropsy eim lesiII) to the efficacy of lids medicine, e-p.-clidly (emnle* nt the turn ol life, wli<> nt Unit period nru more particularly predispn-cd to tills imddunus dite eu-u. der2U vtV,tN\,ll! C’l.MA 1,1. ANYI.I .71. Thu Annual .Meeting of the Nnvimuali Fe- • fX3S main Asylum, for the election <>f a Hoard of Direciressev, will he tietdnn I *Id:iy. nl 12 o'clock, nt Hie As) turn. The inon-bcr* of the Society nru invited to up tend. dec 21 NDAItlUN’S FI! I END SOCI irr V i The Annual .Vi-etlng of ilia Siihsctibers to tItn- Fenuile Penmen's Friend Nocieiv, will hu heldiit tho Nailer’s llonu on IVeduesday, the 21m inst., ut 12 o’clock. I dee 21 Clnrs I HU: 75 54 20 d'J 27 74 2 35 71 73 3<) 23 E. WITIHNGTON. I $8,206! iGrwnc & Pulaski Monument Lottery GREGORY At MAURY, MANAGERN J (Httccoisors lo J. W. Maury At Co.) CliiNH 101 for IHftR. T* bo drawn ul Nuvauuuh, Gu., December 21st, 1853. SCHEME. 88,200-1 of 82.000!-! of 81,200 78 Numbers— El Drawn Hallo's. Ticket* C2—Nlinres lu proportion. Tickets nnd r-hures,either singlvorhy tin-Package, for by E. WITIHNGTON, dec 21 ^ Vender for Gregory At Maury. lu the \ oterw of tnuiliuiu to, , 'IK& FLaiaiW-Cnuajis s—I atn ncandidbte for r«- I election to the offices ot Clerk orthcNnperlorund Inferior | Courts at tho election nu the first .Monday in Junuury next. | und ru-pecllully solicit your support, dec I JNO. . OrtLMARTIN III If i : K M A \ SHCIETY. The Mcnliersof Hie lliberni iii Poclety, will please lake notice Hint the pn-dpnued meeting or last Nat unlay, will be held Thursday Evening. 22d inst, ul 7 o'clock, at Mr. Luce’s Room. By order: L. J. tiUlLMAKTIN, ti. It.GUMMING, dec 22 Necretary. President 4VANTEU. 4 OMAN to do plain Cooking, Washing and Iron- lag. Apply at No. JNcudder’s Range, in Gnrdon-st.,, fourth house Irom the corner of Hull. dec 21 Elegant Illustrated Works. Standard N I'liissical, Amin als. Juveniles, ir Also a grout variety of Staplk and Fancy Goons, Gamks Dissectkd Maps, BLOCK ALPHABETS, &.C. A Ml.(.11 larger Mock ot tho above than iinnul. Pur* chasers may always rely upon finding at lids EMitb* hshment. Hie best rtneks, and ulus low prices us the ur- ictescanbe sold dec 21 JOHN M, COOPER At CO. N i: W BOOKS. RECEIVED ItV JollN M. cthTER k. C'h. Wednesday, Dec. 21. r ECTUHES delivered lit ilrondnieml t.'hapct, Bristol— j by the late John Foster: Third Edition, with addi tions ; in 2 volumes ; Bolin’s Niaudurd Library. The Comedies of Aristophuncn; A new und literal translation from the revised u*M of l.lndnrf, with Notes and extracts from Hie bcM Metrical versions—by Wil liam James Hickic; iu 2 volumes; Holm's ciursicul Library. A H ei-k’s Delight; or. Games nnd Ntorles for the Parlor und Fireside. dec 21 .HARRIED, At Pino Hill, Fla., (near Tallahassee,) on lhe I'itlinf De- Ceinlier, I8.VI. by Bishop Rutledge. It. H. HILTON', Esq , lo Miss UERECC\ HR\NtiH, daiiglilcr of Hr. EkwaRH ItR.vDroRp, an«| grand daughter of Ex.Gnv. Jour 1'H.vsrti. Keep Yourself Comfortable! I N order in accomplish ».> desirable an object and pro. tool your lieulHi, cull on « pine*] a vuaih;h, Drapers, Tailors and Furnishers. And select from their varied and exlP'iMve slock Mich nritch-s as your wisdom may dictate. They have OUT SIDE CLOTHING of every stylo and quality; UNDER GARMENTS too numerous to detail ; lints, Cups, Neck Ties Toilet Articles, Umbrellas, Traveling Coses, Shawls and Hlunkeis, Ac., Ac., He., fcr. _ NO. 147 BAY-STREET, Nearly opposite lhe Exchange. dec 21 Cn|U. ltiuiulph’N Body Fun ml. Capt. K. S. Parker, who had been sunt by Cant. Win. C. Pease, of the Revenue Culler Jefferson Da vis, to Kinwuli Island to bring back Lieut. Ruling, of that vessel, who it will bo recollected bad boon left there lust week lor thu purpose ol lukingchargo ol iho bodies ol any of tho officers or crew of the ill-fated Cutter Humillon, informs us that tho body of Capt. Riidulph wus found at daybreak yesterday morning by Lieu. Kollog and himself, in the suri near the watur’s edge, about six miles south of Btono. Tho body, about thu hond particularly, was consid erably decomposed ; iho clothing, however, with the exception of tho coat und hjojs was entire, and Irom Hint nnd a ring on bislittlo finger,the remains were easily identified. They were brought to this city und will bo sent to St. Mary’s, Gu., his nntivo place, for interment. Tho funeral services will tako place ul iho First Prosbyiorinn Church, nl four o'clock this ultornoon. To Cupt. Peuso and hie of ficers, und to Cupt. Parker, grout credit is duo for tlmir exertions iu endeuvoring to recover tho bodies ol the unfortunate victims of tho disaster; and to Liout. Ruling in particular, whoso privations dur- ring his long search wero very great, too much praise cannot bo accorded —Charleston Courier,20. A firm in Louisville is engaged very extensively this soasun, in packing pork fonbo English mar ket. It is proposod at Cincinnati to build a suspension bridge across the Ohio, at nn elevation of 78 foot above the height of the flood of 1832—cost $600,. 000. A mill is now in operation in Philadelphia which manufactures barrels without hoops, by machinery. jy Aoo* AKD PllVSIl or TURKS VICARS STANDI NO CvKRii.—Mr. John Lotigdee, now living at lloarer |>ittn, llnimvsr county, Va., near Richmond, Imd Ague nnd Fever for three years, most or tho time he had chills twice a day, and rar.oly le*a than once: ho was parched with (fevers aa aoon aa the chills lefthlin; and utter try Ing physlclmi*. Quinine, most or the Tonies advertised, and evary thing recommended In him. wna about lo give un In despair, When Curler's Hpnnlali ( Ixture wna spoken of; lie gut two bottles, but before he had used Wort I hart a single one, he waa perfectly cured, and has nut hadfa chill nr fever since. Mr. Longdeti D only one out of Ihuuianda who hnvo been benemied by this great tonic, alterative aud blood purlffer. No advertisement with hia oertlllcale. (0.1WEIUIAL UKtoni).^ ZIT See First IVgi*.' [rORREsro.NDtNC-K OF TIIE SAVANNAH RXPl'DLICAN.j I.IVERI'llOL, Dee. 2.—Cotton.—The sales this week are larm r limn «*>me time pash amoiinltng to All,- 38i* huli-s, Including (i,::iii«ni s|ii-culutlnn,2,7Cu for export, nnd Hie n-inaiiiing 37,310 to Hie trade. Prices are un- changed vince Inst week. Wu quote: In., <)rd.,siul Mid. r.aml G.l ’r. R.ntid Fe. Fon Island, 12 — 18 121 24 128 30 Upland .Tfc 4Ji V.i 0H OS — New Orleans, 3*g 4Ji UK l 7 l 7Ji' 8 I'oliileal news am contradictory, but ou the whole there is little probability of a speedy settlement. Money lias been in active demand, nothiiiir Is dono tic* |ow mu Hank Rale, and other discount house* are raising their rates. Thu export of Bullion Inis been iinprece. denied))' large, but on Hie other band the Foreign Ex* chuiiKei, „re improving. Tim wentlier (which during the former part of tho week was wet.) Is now becoming dry nnd cold. A Jnrue nuinl.er of mill* have resumed work at the old wages for only -1 days u week. Tha Stockport Hint Man. Chester mills will probably nl*a resort lo short time. Tim Fro don and Wigan strikes continue, nml the con sumption is Mill reduced iilenii 8.IKIU hates per week. Tti« Atrii:u brought us rather higher prices, hut not much variation in the crop oxllimilfS. Thu receipts, ex ports, and Mocks showed n her-vy decrease compand with Inst year. A further large decrease in receipts and exports w ns expected, and little Ifotloii would come for ward this year; on Hie w hole the news was considered lu favor of holders. Here Hie stock of American tins decreased 841,000 huh s during the last four weeks, nolwIHisInnding the reduced ennsmnpttou. There Is now very little clean Cotton offering, nnd prices Hie Arm and would have further ndvunced If Spill* ners had not commenced using low Cottons. Though good Cotton cannot lie worked nt a profit, Hie lower grades are pay log well. Last year the difference between ordinary und middling wus about )jd. y lb,this yearil is l^d. Iii the disturbed state of Chinn nearly tho wholo crop of Jurats will come here, but prices have declined hel<m- ihoHc ol Bombay, und lids must stop further shipments. To-day's market bus been very firm but slow, the sales are fi.uin bales. The Manchester market hns been steadier this week ( and prices are well supported. There appeurs to be more confidence in the maintenance of prices, not so much from uu Improving demand ns from thu resolution of Spinners to work only 40 hours per week. Christmas Clothing'. for Child roll. Hoy*. Youths anil ITIcn* ' I'llE subscriber bus just rcceiwd per steamer, pre- 1 pamtory to u.o Holidays a foil assortment of clilL dn n * plain amt fancy suits lor boys Irom four to eight yeais oi l; Itry’s Sacks, Round Jackets. Fanis nnd Vests lor Im>)s from eight to fourteen years old: V.-iiHi'n Frock Coals, Harks nnd Overcoats, Fanis nml Vests for youths from fourteen to eighteen yours old. Alt of which will be sold very cheap lor cash or approved credit. A handsome assortment of due blue, tilnck and fancy colored Frock Coats. Overoi. *, Find* and Vesta for men. Those In want can gel good bargains ft! llie Cloth ing Flore, Gibbon’s Range, of dec. 21 ti E<). f*. NICHOLS. MABRIES. O-ft BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE; Ll)\I 4*1 lings Old Java Coffee; i5u boxes Tobacco, assorted l>rai.d.«,.V.«, 8*s & W) Itnif and quarter chests Hyson Tea; “ halldiesis IHnck Ten* 2. r t hags Feppur and Allsplco ; 175 boxes Family, l’ale and No. I MARINE INTELLIGENCE' FORT OF SAVANNAH, DECEMBER 20, 1853. BJT Hee First Page. ‘ ARRIVE >'• Steamer Metamora, Postal), Charleston, lo ft M Lad) touu. Mil to to Cenlrnl Railroad, T II Clarke, P Jacobs, J A Brown, D Stokes, B Pierce, H J Gilbert, Hnrdeu’s Ex press, 8 Tomb, J Lynch, J H C'ohuu 4c Co, It llubershain 4c8ou, J F Pelot. Capt. Gilmer, Sloop America, Blephgiis, Altamnhs, 2100 bushels R Rico, to It Hutiendtuui &. doll. Fulmer's Flat, gnvuUiiuli River, 1,1180 bushels R Rice,In R lliiticrsham & Son. M ti King’s I’lni, Savannah River, 600 bushels R Rice, lo K liubondiam k Boa. RlfltlOIlANDA. LivKHVnni. Nov. 28.—Called, ships Nicholas Biddle, Gerrlsh. and Colonist, (lir.) Alexander, (or rinvnmiah.— 2Ulli—t.niidlng, bark John. <Br.T Haws, for Savnnnah. (iLASo -w, Nov. 30.—Sailed, slilp Cameo, (Ur.) Hogg, for diivnnnnh. Glokcsstrs, Nor.30.—Boiled, ship Euclid, Retallck, for Bavannuli. 8iiRii.na, Dee. Isl^-Bhlp Adrian,(ofSavannah,) Neal, for New York. Hayu. Mr., Doc. II,—Cleared, brig Wnlaon, for Jack sonville. lleculpts ol Cotlo:;.«wc, per ICntl-ltoiul Dae. Wi,—1,432 bales Cotton and Mdzo.lo K Par sons 4c Co, Hiulih k Humphreys, Ogden k Bunker, Washburn, Wilder 4t Co, ti A L Lniunr, Rabun 4c Wldtehi-nd, Rnwhnul k Co, Hardwlrk 4c Cooke, R A Allen, Franklin 4c Brnidley, Caldwell, Neely 4c Co, Hery k MoDovln, T Walker 4c Co, 8 8 Sibley,O W FieldlcCo. William* 4c Humphreys, P 1. Constantine, W Galn.J N Phillips, U II Duryee,Cohen 4c Tarver,Bnlhwdl k Fiiiltli, J Jones, Lock o'l, Long Ic Co, J II Burroughs 4c Hon, ** ” * “»,(fllartrldg< Padrltonl, Fay 4c Co, t fdge, W D Etheredge, Boa- ton 4c Vlllalonga, J F Hamilton, Helm 4c Foster, N A Hardee 4c Co, 18 Wayne, ti II tiuinmlng, H J OllborL PAIkENUEIUI. Per sioutner Metamora, ttn Charleston—D Junnlags, D Mills. D Garrison, J Towmt, M tilhson, W Norwood, 11 Dowser, Mis* Norwiaid, Ml«a M IluWMr,Mlss R Howsur f 8 servls, Mrs Jones, 2 children and sorvt, Miss or. Hon Mitchell King and lady. Miss Klugand a’vt, Utib, Miss Liunti, 2 .Misses flranl, G Pelllr,G Garnet, Wlldo, Miss Wilde, H Brown. A Jllne* and A servls, 9«|>i WUson, Mr* Bell, aud 4 desk* I Soap; 4u do. Pe rl Starch; Hai <|o. Aduimin'.lno Unndtcs; 31 do. 8perm Candles; 75 do. Patent Tallow do..b's«cfc*s. Hi" do. Ground Pepper, .Mustard, (.inger and Spice; loo keg* FFFG. Ride Powder; t-.’ii half rod quarter kegs FFg.utid Fg. Powder; fill kcus ItlusHiiv Powder; 75 hid* Keciitled Whiskey: .‘(Ido. Gin; 40do. P. and II.Gin; 3(1 d.>. Iiouiesli.! Brandy; 25quarter and eighth casks Brandy; Hi li.ill pipes Ohird do.; 15 halfpipes, various brand*, Cognac nrnntly; 4n quarter casks Hirrry, Cniinry and Madi jru Wines; Hi d*». do. Port nml 4tt baskets chumpugno do; 20 do. do. Hweel .Malaga W im*. dec 21 For sale by W EIIHTI.R 4c PALMES. 1 »UTTER, CHEESE, 4cc.—50 kegs 8‘slocted Goilien I > Butter; 123 boxes while and colored (lieesi-; Inu do. new ►citlul Herring-; 41* half and 2v qil.irter barrels Huckwhenli .V) boxes new llwm.h Haislt»; received per steamer und for s.de bv dec 21. SCRANTt>N, JOHNSTON 4c CO. B ACON AND LARD.—15 bin's, prime HiiCon Hides; l» do. prime llaeon Hhotilders; III tierces In-sl Cnn- vussed Hums; 20 hbls. amt 4(1 kega prime Leaf Lard; Just received and lor sale by dec 2J tVEII8TKK & PA I.M EH. ' UllARH AND MOL.\HHES.-20 tihds. Choice Porto J Hio' Sugar; 10 do. .Muscovado do: 15 do. prime N. . do.; I2u trtils. clarilled and Crushed do.; 15 boxes ..oaf do.; 75 bids, prime new crops, o. Syrup; Km do. cheap Sugar House do.; jusi received and lor sale l.y dec 2(1 WEBSTER Ac PALM EH. I IV iN io\>.—small size Iron toys, viz-.Saws, Axes, Hlmvt-ls, WheellitirroWH, Chairs, Tables, Wagons, Stoves, Hmoelhlng Irons, &c., for sale by F. W. CORNWELL, dec 21 H|2jl r> an-gireet. I! ll k RUHHELH prime WHITE CORN, in lots to «lH/W suit purchasers, for sale by ilec 21 III NTEIt Ac GAM MELI.._ C U)A t-.—Red Ash Egg Coal receded per scbi. J P. . Wetlierlll, and lur sale try . dec 21 MINIS 4c FLORANUK. PlaiiieriN lliink. t Kxvxssxtt. llecembvr 12, tr.'.3. ( The A Election for Director of this _ _ Bank w ill be held at Hie Banking l!ou<o, on Monday, (he 2d January next, between Hie hour* ol 10 A- M. und 2 P. M. II. W. MERCER, Cashier. dee 13 Inw td Hie : ck- H RANDY.—A few bids.domestic Brandy lunding and for snto by dec 21 MINIS k FI.ORANCE. 1 ) ACON.—Prime Hides In store, and for sale by ) dec 21 MINIS Ac FLuRaNCE. S IGHT DRAFTS on New York and Boston, for sale by _ dec80 2l __ W. WOODBRIIHJE. 1 ''RUIT, Acc.—50 I,bis Apples; I 1 HHi whole, half and quarter boxes Raisins; 50 drums Figs; III bale* Almonds; 5 lings English Walnuts; III do. Ilrazll Nuts; & bbln. Pecan Nuts 3 do. Currants; 25 boxes Citron; 20 cases Canton Ginger; 25 boxes Rock Candy’; 23 do. assorted Candy; 1M) boxes Fire Crackers. F'oi sate by II. J. GILBERT, dec -0 West side Market-square- C ilDEUI CIDF.RII—40 bids superior Newark Cider, lu ) store and for sale by [dcc2Uj W.M. DAVID.-ON, LIIANY CREAM ALE.—lilt bbln Albany Cream A.lo; brewed expressly for ntr. Just received aud for sale, at the Albany Ale Depot, by dec'JU W. fit. DAVIDSON. r pARLFJ CUTLERY,—Plated Forks, Hpeous, Fish 1 Carvers, Acc., for sale by dec 20 F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryaii-st. RW ORLEANS 8YUUP.-50 bbls., landing and for sole by dec 20 n. J.JMLBERT._ N O. AND PORTO RICO SUGAR-50 hhd*.,‘for • snlo by [dec 20] l|. J. GILBERT. I j OTA To EH.—ISO bids prime Potatoes, In good order, L now landing -— 1 r — B ACoN.—13 liltds. prime Bacon Sides; or sale by HUNTER k GAMMEI.L. II) AY AND PLAHTKK.—22 boles Hay; 8 bids, and 40 _ _. lings Calcined Plaster, lattidhig from schr.J. Prlco Wetlierlll, aud for sale by docID BRIGHAM, KELLY Ac CO. IjUfR SALE, TO ARRIVE.—3tK» bates prime kasterii I? Hay. nnd 20(1 bbls. Potatoes, por ship Rotunda, Trora Hath, Maine, by ...... „ . dueiO BUtUIIAM, KELLY At CO, N ew ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASSES.—10 hints. Sugar; 131 bbls. Molasses. Landing from brig R. M. Charlton, and lor sala by do - riocll) COHEN 4c FOHDICK. AtiON.—Hi IHnls. prime Hides landing from sleamor JLJ Keystone Stale. For sale by dec 111 MINIS4c FI.OBANCE. LB AND PoRTEIl—UK) barrels Philadelphia Cream Ale, 3U casks Loudon Porter, ttir vale by deo 1» MollAtlON k DOYLE. f) AlSINSjlie.—ISO whole, half, and qnnrter boxea LV Malaga Raisins, 73 boxea tiarnly. 30 do Preserves, for sale by [Ueo IBJ Mo M A HON 4c DOYLE,* T^lSlI .—7 hhds Codfish, 20 bbls Pick’d Herring,ISObxs. r Scaled do. 35 bbls-llackerel, 20 half bids do, for fe|s)t7 [dec 19] McMAHON «c DOYLE. $3,3895! (iEOIIGIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit oj the Independent Fire Company at Augusta. A. D. ELLIS &. CO., Mnnagcra, I'ln** 140, To bo draw n In Savannah, Dec 21st, SCHEME. $3,380 1 l'rlzo of $SOO. *1 of $400 75 Numbers— l-l Drawn Ballots. Wholo Ticket* $1,00—Hiores iu proportion. Tickets aii't Shares lor suit* singly or by tho package. All orders will meet with proinplness'aiid strict confi dence at the old established Lucky office, corner Bull-I street and Hay Lane. [dec2U] It. T. TURNER. Office g-jv* NOTICE.—A Special Meeting n holders nf this Company, will beheld at il.is office, on Wcluesday, lhe 21.-1 Inst., at JO oMm-k. A lull attendence I* requested, as business of importance will tie laid before the Hireling. By order of the Dlrec.ors. d. c 8 td G. McLaughlin. Pec’ry Olid Tren. JOB PRINTING AT XEIV YORK PRICES BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED FOR FtlOVf SI TO 83 PER TIIOl SAND, Other Job Work ill proportionate rotes. ni.LL HEADS AT *-'» PER REAM, Printed on lint Paper, und ruled with Red and Blue Lines. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Worth of New Type just received. nov22 JOHN M. COOPER 4c CO. A'f PURSE’S PRINTING OFFICE, N«- ft \Vl»ltiiUrr»Mrc«l, CARDS ure printed at 82,50 per Himtsnnd. -a UOOli. AND JOIS FRIMIXi Executed with neatness ami dispatch, und ou uocoininu dating terms, bv GEORGE N. NICIIOLP, 0\vrnft’Uiiil(liii^,u;tp. Diiliraki House. UT ‘ trder* from the country, with the cash enclosed S ill lie attended to promptly. |an 12 Cuiiiral II. II, A- ftli’K Un. nf tin, i SaVXNHAII, DKCKMUKIt ti, Ip.VL i Tho Board of Director* have tld* day tie- _ clarc-d a tllvldend of Four per cent, on thn Gum rat Stock of the Com puny for lhe past six months, payable ou the I5lh inst. II ildji-n of Guarmiiedd Slock will receive their |)iv| dends at the same time. GEO. A. CUYI.ER, dec 7 3w Cashier. NOTICE. Lessee* of Lots In Walton Ward, nre notl- _ fled that the year expired ou the 10th, and tlio foils unpaid, will be re-entered on the 22nd Instant, ftio-u iitleresled will lake Itolice. dec 20 T. J. WALSH. Agent. December 13 IPS'X * * I The Annual Election for FresiUeut aud Five Directors of this Company, will lie held at flielr office, in this city, on Thursday. February IHh, 1834. JNO.T. DOIEEUU.LLT, dec 13 td Secretary und Treuttirt-r. (imt’E SAV’Il A' Al.llA YY II. H.CO. I Novkmukr 15lh, 1853. ( The Savannah and Albany Railroad t'orn- VFZ&J • pony having been organized, and being rea-iy to proceed with the construction of Hie road, nn iu-iai- men! «»f ten per cent upon Its stock is called try resolu tion ol the Board of Directors, payable un the'i5ili ilny of January next,at theotlicc of Hie Company in Huvau- J. P. SCREVEN, Pre-ldent. law J15 Miner.. Soutli-Wcfttcrn linilrniul Co, I Mai on, Ortolier 2llth, 1853. ( The Subscriber* lo the stock of this Cotupa- nyforthe America* extension, ure notified, that they aro required to pay Hie third, at-d lust itislsl- av.I t. menl ol Fifty Dollars per share on raid stock, to the uu- slate .Till!Util I irC & .rial ine llisuruiice t dersigueil. at Mncon, or T;M. Fnrlow.Esq . at Atuerlcus, COMPANY, OF PENNSYLVANIA. ! on or before the first day of JANUARY NEXT. CAPITAL $350,0U«—('HARTER PERPETUAL. I Stockholders in Savauiinh can make payment at the Insures I Central Railroad Bunk. RalldliigJ,Mcrchnmlise,Furniture, \ essols in Pott k thek Prompt payment will he expected, ns the (units are re- Cargoes, aud other I’roperh, . quired for the purpose of pay ing for the Iron now dully A-™«< Lim or Dwuifif ly Fir,. j .. arrlra. T Bt ilPEUH.LET, Ditrarroa*;—Jo’in P. Rutlicrford. Philo G. Sedgwick, . dec 12-tJI lrcasurer.^ Ait.uii J. (.illetl, Alvan Wilkins. Sainm-I T. Jones, Rob- CLMHAL II. II, di IIK’ti CO. OF «A". ert Klotz, Alonzo A. Currier, John ll. Rutherford,Samuel 1 Savannah. Nov. 15 1853, Jones. John P. Ki riitaruui), President. ' The Annual Meeting oi Stockholders will A. 8. GibLKTT, Secretary. i he held ul the Ex tmnge lu Savannah,on . n.l." ' R,-Agent, ' TlxbUav. Hie twentieth day ol Decemher next, at It A. d, ' c ” Buy-Mreet, .-u» annuli, j y| stockholder* an-entitled to a free ride to and from Till) HOWARD IN.NIU A NX'I) €0.71- i the meeting. By order. GE(J. A. CUYI.ER, 'PANY, OF NEW-YORK. nov HI Cashier. C.2 /’ / T.11. 12 5 0,0 O O. ! Nil tier i lx ten dent’s Of flee C. U. It. I The undersigned having been uppolnted Aoent in thin I hnpinawwow *iiVsent lS J 1853 1 ( CI1) r..r lh« ubnvo L'„m l ..,i;y. Ii^uir. pmi I Afle r ilil. .!»>. l.y ram'lull™ of lhe Ho.rJ u» imniir.l ]..•> or IWIIIOBO h, Hra, uwl il.oRI>k>ol li,lan.l I l.irrcl.-ns >i|. and Sown Freight will be in-. Navigation and Trausportatloii, similar Institutions ill this city Nov l(*-!f 8 > ns lutorable terms as DUNNING. Agent. UE.VEHAL SOUTHERN INSURANCE AGENCY. Lilt'i Fire and ITInrim.*# CAPITAL R K t'H LSXNTX P FOLK Mil.LION DOl.I. A118. A. WILBUR. Agent. bleat the Merchants* Counting Houses, or by depndt made with the Treasurer, etmi-vttkly, on Mondays nnd Friday*, from l» o'clock A. M. to 2, P. M. Rill' to be rendered through the post-office on lYed- Ue-Mlays nnd Fridays. Fuilure to make payment w hen called for as above, will stop parties’ account. W. M. W ADLKY, sept I Gvii’I.Su'-t. os-ic.m2rhrSi-UdmrWmrfa,£««*».«...Masonic Mirror and Keystone. Gquitahlo Kire Insutaiice Company of London. r niiiteFircSc. Marlnelns.Co | Fat liter'’ Insurance Co. , - • ... , n ickerbocker Ins. Co New-Yorkst Erie Ins. Co. ; Paper published iu the country. Hihsripth Charter Oak j.ile Insurance Co , Ilartford.Ct. • «■•••«"•<■ r jpilE Subscriber having retu< -il Ids office to No. 142 Bay-street, i* prepared to effect Insurance on all kind* of pro|ierty. uuainsl damage by Fire or Lightning, the most reasonable term*—also'to effect In-uranco | Pnhlislied Weekly at Philatlelpliia at Two ! IteqPz Dollar* per annum. The only Weekly Masonic 1 ** - -’ "shed ill the com,try. SuhsripHoiis and r.- ■Ived by the subscriber, the Aovnt for this • WII.HUR, liewul* I city dec 17 142 Hay-street. Look After Your l ands. xamine lands. Hie number* being furnished , . effect lii-urniice y WILL exat ou the Lives of Slave* to Hie Himumt of two thirds of y Mu . t j,, 'niiunas and Lowndes Comities, us lo locatiou their value: also on thu Live# of White Persons on the ; —p* value, &c.,n* follow s: the Mutual System of one half cash at usual rules, or i For Isolated miniheas. $10 per Lot. Joint Stock >.1 stem nt Twenty per cent, lower rates. All rive number* and over from one man, $3 per Lot. I cash nt the option of the Insured. 1 will give such attention ns cnnnni fall to sntislY those Truly thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed I who may patronize me. 1 will al«o sell lands entrusted • my Agency since it* c->nimeuct-uieiil iu (hi* |>lace, j to meat five |>er cent commission. Refert«S.Solomons J ffnco, very rospectltil y solieil a continuance of the same in my new location. Trusting that a* I have already dono some good, I may he aide to do much more, not only for my own beuclll, but for the benefit of all who In sure with me. A. Wll.llt'lt, nov2ll General Insurance Agent. THAT N17W AND SPI.E5DID HOTEL THE MILLS HOUSE Itccuntly Erected AT THE CORNER OF MEETING & QUEEN'-STS. CHARLESTON, S. C. ANU FURNISHED IN A STYLE NOT EXCEEDED OUT OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, ! NV It n O It c it <• ll FOR THE RECEPTION <>F ltd\RIIERS AND THE | rn.trt.uxa pvituc, ON TXIUllSDAVt NOV. 3, 1853. j not 10 tf T. 8. NICKERSON, Proprietor. 1 and John Boston Esq*., Savannah, tin. THUS. M. BOSTON. Tlioinnsvtlle. July 20. 'S3. Im-dec'-M ELElTloS NOTin:. V N ELECTION will he held on Monday, tiie 2nd day of January next, at the Court House in this < i;y. h r the following county officers for the county of Chat linns iinuielv:—Sheriff, Clerk ol tho Superior and liitcrar fouris. Receiver of Tax Returns. Tax Collector. Couniy r, Coroiu-r, and County Surveyoi Polls will be <| ene< '(I nt e n o'clock, A. M, nnd will be closed at six o’clock, P. M. The Sheriff 1* required to attend und pn servo order. N. It. KNAPP, J. i. c c. v. W.M. It. cn I.Eli, J. t. f. r. c. JAB. E. GODFREY, j. i. c. t c. .MI'NT. CUMMING.j. i. 1. i. I. dectr. GEO. I'AUt. HARRIS!iN. j. i. ,. c. t. til'AUDIAN’N NHTU’i:. "j*WO MONTHS alter date, application wilt be m.uto l Pi Hu-Ordinary of.McIntosh county, lor leave to .ell all llu* Real and Fcraonal Property oi I'nniel M. QunU Blue, minor. ALEXANDER IH.t I. llariideik’N Kxritss, • 14 Giuirdl.in- r-ltHE Subscribers beg leave to Inform Ibe public that . A they have concluded their arrangements with the | Darien, Ga. 1st December, lt-53. dec 3—tiw Niilicu to Debtor* nnd Creditor*. \ |.l. Person* having itemands against Joints Hhtc. lute of Mclntosti county, di teastd, nre l-i-n-by »*i»- tilled lo present Ilicin, properly attested, wtthia tin- mue presorth«*l by Inw: nml all pervous iiidetUed to sai-tae* ,, . censed are hereby required to make imiuedinle pn)u"‘'d ... . ii . nrc ‘ ,,ow I io E. .M. Blount, Esq., who I* my duly niitbonzeti iig'hL runuiug Messenger* dully to ,11 ncoit, amt semi-week | SAItAII G. BLUE, Adm x- ly to Oglethorpe and Columbus, and also for warding Goods to 11lilledgeville T and all I uterine . dialu place*. Our Expresses by tho Steamer* to NoH'-York ' « nml Philadelphia enable us lo forward every de- 1 script Ion of merchandize ami valuables to EVERY 1 TOWN in the Northern States—also to ti'uliforniu ami l-'.nrope. •> Orrii xi> and Aokxt*.— 153 Bay street, Savanna!); I Fourth-street, Mhcou; George R.Clayton,Oglethorpe; office, Hnmfolph-st, Columhus;74 Broadway, New York, { 43 ami 45 South Third si., Phlln.; S Court street, Boston; Exchange street, Providence *, Montgomery street .Call- NT HAY I-: It. >ltOM Six Mile House r-u the Lonisville Bead. « large Bay MARE Ml’I.F, blind in one eye—ro other niHrk recollected. A suitable r< ward will Iw l ,,,ia ior her d« livery lo the understgnetl, at the «!» »<• I jL ce * nov 19-lf G.T.BUUD.\rr._ LIVINGSTON. WINCHESTER tc CO AMOS LELAND & Co. 171 PEARL-ST. NEW- Y O It l( , Mamifacturcrs and Dealers iu Every Dpscriplion of STRAW GOODS, CON8l*rtXO IX PAHT Of PANAMA- LEliHnllN, SEWED BRAID, CANTON, AND PALM LEAF HATS; EiiBliilL Hit linn. Swi« nnd Silk B O N N E T S: ARTIFICIAL FI.OYYERN, Straw Trimmings, &o. BY THE CASK. C inprlslng one of Hie largest Slocks In tho City, to which the attention of Cosh mid Time Royer* l* respect- folly solicited. N. U.—HATTER®aro particularly Invited to call nnd examine our Stock, which la auilcd expressly to their trade, embracing all the new and tbshionable styles of Goods. dm deo7 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! Annuals, Gift Books, llollday Presents. A LARGE VARIETY of oleffanl Annual*,Gift Books, Papier Macho Alliums, font Cases, Port Monniaes, Children’s GIB Books, Fancy Boxes, Desks, Port Folios, Prints, Paintings, Standard Work* elegantly bound, and many other articles suitable for Christmas Presents. For sale by S. S. SIBLEY, decSli No. 135 Congress street. NEW STONE YARD. T HE Subscriber Its* Opened a BLUE8TONE YARD on the South Coinmou, corner of Gordon and Tall- nsl street*, where he has on hand Sills, Lintels, Curbs, Flagging, Platforms, &c., which be will sell ol the low* esl market prloea. Ho will also attend to setting and laying the same with punctuality. declB Im THOMAS WHITE. LANIER HOUSE, BlACONs GEORGIA. „ T HE undersigned having loosed Urn above Establish ment, begs to sssuro the trsyellng public that no ex- ortlou will bo spared to austslu tho established reputa tion of the House. Hsslited by Mr. Miasa, he hope# lo make lhe Lanier House, second to none South of New York. GEO. M. LOGAN, Proprietor. J, M«AiA,Superintendent, J1 oetU TNOR 8 A L^byfok^Bswfoir^Gallofa at Holloway’s I 1 prloes, by [yct«7j j. II. COOPER I# 00, NOTICi:. rpll E undersigned desiring to close itieir business, 1 sell their present stock of Groceries nl ('"*■ i»r r«‘ n only. They a(«. offer Itieir Store foFrent, until the ot November next. _ dec 13 COHEN k T4U\ I R-_ j VOT1CK ' F|Y|IE Co partnership of ttxxn k Tls« .a di'JoM on HieVstii in*l., a by the death of Kua* B** p »* 0 senior partner. , , . , h . Tho subscriber Is authorized to settle the affairs ol late lino, and w ill continue the Factorage snd Unnm* n Ills individual account. IV. II. M U. H. D. W. ALEXANDER I*my legally sulhwtwj agent for tho transaction and closing up of »*J Sines*. I mis’41 J. ti. THORNTON-^ DEH'I'ORM AND CHEBi rOUV. u A ll iH-rson* having demands against " "'V ^til DBARING. late of Chnllimn county, deceased- please render lu their account* duly attested. wUI,1 ". | tf Ihuo prescribed by law; and all persons Imh litwl m said William Dealing will please make liuineJIate r aT.hin I*, df.abinc. Qtinhlled Admlnlstrutor-_ S60 IIF.YVAIID. 4 Rminwuv on the 15th October, IP-'-’, a woman called MARGARET, about 35 light blnck otmplexlon, about 4 feel high,and rather dwarfish nnd ofyonthttilappr"* anoo. She formerly belonged to Mr. Norrl* ortbl* city, and tuny have gone\» AugwuM*** as she has some acqunlutslnce* there. The above want will be paid for lief safe delivery ■‘.'“L'-ui'rilT dec 10 dec 10 W. ttRIGHL- $25 HKWAKD, F OR the apprehension of the person or person* « entered St. Andrew’s Hatton Saturday ulal day motnlng. nml stole therefrom: l Flullim Acroru r X l i» ‘“ k '““'"’uOtfon. YV. D, y.OGIIAl-u . « H AS Inst received per A In twins • "jw snpp’y Julllrn’tcelebrated QUADRILLE.. GA! 1 ' ^ POLKAS, WAI.TZKS, Ac.. &c. For sale at the ijr- MUSIC STORE, 139 Itranjthlon-jfo next does t« l » Morrell k Co.’s Furniture Ware Rooms. uov» 'J_ ute. arereauested to mskopaymenl to uu, are requw HOLZENDORF, j foeeutor*. deo I26w BDMDgn ATKINSON, NOTItK. mwo MONTHS 1 1 lo Ih. Honorable lira Onlliran of Molnl~bo»ra» for Imt, to -oil«irartloii of tho K-.il U.0 ot Jm. Bloe, 'orarawd, tot to I.UUV „raor. f H«u... . SAM^WJISSai.