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SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORN INC, FEBRUARY 22, I 65 ■Ic Vita-Hack |a Life. Al Ifci East und of this alsls—church of 81. Mary Orary, Loadoa—ataadaa Mouaal, a portion of whoaa larcnplloa comIiu of thu first varan of tba following beautifulpoaai,which U lhou*li», and nvltk somupro- bablllly, to bu the production of Qiurlaa.-.fau*f* •/ Su Jfiry Ovrry, $y IP, mylar,p. W. Lika to tkn dam ark roaa you ran, Or Ilka tkr blossom oa the tm, Or Uka tba dainty lower of May, Or Ilka tba Moraine or tba day; Or Ilka tba ran, orilko thsahadn. Or Uka tba yawd which Joaar had t km ao la nun, whoaa thread laapua, Drawn cat, and eat, and a« la dnua I Tba roaa Cltbara, tba bloaaom MaaUth, Tba flower hdaa, the moraine baatath, Tba aaa arts, tba ahadow fllaa, Tbaioard ooaaamka, tba nun ba dlea. Uka to tba iraaa tbaPa nawly apranc, Or Ilka the Ute thafa Jaat be*ua. Or Uka tba bird tbat'a hare unlay, Ur Ilka the paartad daw of May, Or Ilka aa boar, or Ilka a »pan, Or Uka tba singing of a twin t L ran rack la man, who I vaa bybcealb i la bare, la there tin llto, In death I The maa decay a, the tala doth and, Tba bird la flown, tba dawaaaoaad, Tba hour la ahert. tba apan not lone, The swan'snear death f man's life la doaal Lika to a babble oa a brook, * Or—la a mirror—like a look, OrllkaaakalUa la tba band. Orllkaawrttlncoatboaand, Or llkantkajfht, or Ukon dream, OrUkothu (tiding of aauaaai; Eton tack la aua, wboao life U hiealh, Is here. t« iWra i In life, In death I Tba buohto's bum, tba took*a forgot, Tba ahuiUa'alunc, tba writing's bfot; Tba tbougbt la pawed, the dream la rom, Tba water gilds#—man's Ulb la dona I A Ladyb Oylalaa al raany Forts. And ao you wrlah me to tall you all about "ranoy tern," and whether" Ruth Hall" ia roally her au tobiography, do you T Wall, I wiah Fanny would let ma "tall tho wholo story," na iho " Old Doctor" (ace Ruth Hall) aaya it would do her credit. Fanny la altogether a remarkable creature. Wo wore schoolgirls tog other, as you know, and vory good irienda. Fanny waa a eonecientioua acholnr, and alwaya " hid her loeeiona." Sho waa dolicato looking, but aa mucularand nctivo aa a doer; waa food ol rambling in tho woods to gather flowers, and could out-walk all her school mates. Sho was sometimes a Hula too old maidiah lo suit mo and many others—moreoapoclally tho beau* who wish* cd to ingratiato thomselvoe into hor favor; aho alwaya sent them to the right about iu double quick limo. and pitched their boquota out ot tho window. Fanny dressed the moat taatelully of us all. Sho eould tio a ribbon, put tho bows and flowers nnd feathers on a bonnet, cut and mako an apron, altor or fit a drees, arrange a collar, or darn a stocking hotter, and mako a few ornaments and a shin ward robe go further than anybody olao 1 over saw.— Whenever any of us girls st school or st homo wantodto dross particularly nico, wo would put Fanny's taste and handiwork into requisition ; and although aho seldom attended parties hcrtoil, she used to take much pleasure in " filing up " her friends for such momeotous occasions. Sho wn very fond of children, with whom she was a great favorite, and she is so still. She seems to know them thoroughly, and they sot-ni lo know her. Sho would quit the gaycet cirelo at almost any time t«* dress a doll or eover a ball for a child, «*r t«» have a g-'od pl»y with the lutlo folk generally. After we were married (I wus married first) wo dJ not see each other so otton. Fanny proved an excellent housekeeper. contrary to the predictions ol some of her acquaintances Her liu«t*and was a splendid man, and 1 u*vd t<* think 1 never saw s i fine a couple as they when they canto into church on Sundsy. They had three children, the oldest of whom died when about six years old. I’oor Fanny! Tho death of her little darling almost broke her heart. She ia a most affectionate and devoted mother, and it took her a long time to recover front the shock. Our Jessie died not long after, and was buried near dear Fanny's little one ; and we used often to visit their graves nnd weep there together. During these hallowed communing*, I learned to rcsjrect nnd love Fanny more than ev-r. 1 have never become acquainted with an* other such a religious nature as has. Shu is ortho* dox through and through; and nothing onn shake her faith. Kcligiou is not a matter «f bet id with her; she knows it. Had it not been lor this stfotig religious nature, I think sho never could havo borne up under her trials; for trials sho has had, many and THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. BY P. W. ALEXAN DER & CO. CITY AND COUNTY PRINTER!* T1IRM0 RllSUOllB. ►ally, In advanoe.par annum $6 00 If not paid in advanoe ® l J0 Daily, in advance, for alx montlw,... ..,|3 00 Fri*Weekly, in advance, per anuunt...< 3 00 If not paid in advanoe 4 oo Weekly, Invariably in advanoe *• * 00 Weekly, (dub price,) 10 contra lor 13 00 SAVANNAH, GA. Thursday Morning, Feb. 22. BY TFLEQRAPH FOR THE 'REPUBLICAN. LATER FROM lit'ROPE ARRIVAl. OF THK Tho death of her husband was a terrible blow to Fanny. They loved each othor dovotedly. For Somo months 1 was afraid she'd go crazy, but her tru*t in Provideoco sustained her. Then came yean of poverfy, and sufferings worse than pover ty ; but of this enough has been said by others — Even in those dark days, Fanny’s taste and judg ment, her dexiority with tho needle, and her facul ty fur makiug a little go a great way, cnatded her always to mako a good ap|rearanco at homo and abroad. 1 have seen her ••(ten lock quite queenly when her whole wardrobe could not have cost as much ts tho fan, or the collar, or the bonnet, or tho pocket handkorchiof of somo "ftno lady" who was porhaps envying hor appcarauco. Her tint) form and gracofu! earn ago ot courso helped her a groat deal, for aho has ono of tho lincet forms 1 oversaw. Her face is not hnndsomo ; bat sho is to good-hearted, a* frank and aimplo in hor mmi nors, so intelligent and witty, that in conversing with her you would never think of calling her homely. That phrenological examination in tho seventy- sixth chapter of'Kuth Hall” would applv to her pretty well, eepccially what is said about ‘‘Ruth's" religious nature, her trust in Provideoco, her son- sitiveneas, her tasto, and her choice of friends. 1 think Fanny nover had any intimate friends; sho is loo oxactiog. If a man should swear in hor presence, or speak lightly of religion or anybody she loved, she would not be apt ever to admit him to her confidence. But that persona! friends sho hi* srs always devoted friends, and respect her very highly. But, dear me, bow 1 am getting on! 1 must stop; so, to sum tho matter all up in a brief space, Fanny Fern is one of tho most remarkable, as well as ono of the best, of women. Her success and her plain speaking havo doubtlcm mado enemies who will try to injure her; but I can aasuro you that you can roly implicitly upon her honesty and goodness, whatever you may hear or read to tho contrary. fXSWV OXOfCRRXOTYrU) Wo take the folio wing from a Boston paper whoeo editor ts probtbly an ascotic: She is full forty, is banny. Sports curls like a girl of seventeen- They are auburn—poetiraIfy so. Hu a keen flashing eye. Nose between Gre cian and Roman, rather thin and rather g>>«d look ing. Cheeks with a good deal—quite too much- coloring. Comes of rouse. Bad taste, hut no business of ours. Lips well turned and indicative of firmness rather than ol—sugar. Chin hand somely chiseled. Wholo countenance betokens a woman of spirit and high nature gunnraily. Form graceful ana statoly. Rather tall and emphatical ly genteel. Pretty lest. Ankle to match Hand email. Likes to show it. Dresses in tho cut-and- dash school. Fond of ribbons, laces, millinery, Ac., generally. Talks rapidly, la witty and bril liant-cutting and lashful. Proud aa Lucifer.— Food of fun. Hales most of her relative*. Treats her father sod Nat. (N. P. Willis) almost bruteful- ly. Has three u pretty girls as ever wore curls ft prrnid ot them, and justly. Is heartless. Isa flirt. Lives in clovtr. Is worth $20,000. G,,t u, by pen and ink. When passing tho street lakes eight ayes out of ten. On the whole wonderful woman ts Fanny. Kurayean taiblonslor February-* At ibis inclement season of the year it is the si of our modistes to blend comfort wnh elegance; ... proof of winch the materials now m<«t in demau-t are popllne, either figun-d nr plain, and moire an tique, striped with velvet. Horriefimet th« plain dr-raes are almost entirely covered with velvet bands of different widths. We have spoken ol bdica with braces, wmch continue to bo much in favor Upon a plain do-** they should be of moire antique velvet, or ptus’i notions, or a clear muslin hnrjy, or are charm r,* when mado of velvet or tafl-tas. For very ii,|| dress they may bo formed with garland* ol flower. In which ease ihs coillure, which is cutm©**) wrssthsof flowers placed vary Ur back on the bead, should match tho«o on tho dr*-** Homs of the ribbon brace* reach to the middle of tha skirt st ihe waist of the front, they a>,■ firuwtn d with a large bow ol Mbboria.aod m • t at tlio waist, at the hack with a long L«u XIII bow , or, shoulder they are edged with a narrow Deo Tho sleeves are trimmed with ribbons to match. Plain velvet. which is no longer worn for eve ning, ia much adopted for walking drees. Mono antique. so long in favor, is i*ow very generslly rn placed by watered silks In speaking of bonnets, the following will I*? found among the most recherche -A bonnet of ( drab velvet, trimmed wnh feathers, of tltoasrne col our, twisted to form a wreath round the crown , in ’ tha front they era separated by an agrafe of velvet,' inside a aeanat cactus, with long velvet lrav«s on one aids, and on tho other a tww of ecarDt mil red with black blond. A bo-met of violet ustm, entirely covflfsd with aooried black lull* -on each skU, tolls ol Violat (aathcife, ehaderi to black ; the tulle, which covers tha front, W finished by a rurh* of narrow black lac#; a wreath ol double mallows, with black valval foliage. Is placed on each side of the fans. A bonnet of black plain velvet, with no trUntntsg, except two bowa formed on each side by bsrbss of U«e; In tha middle of each an ornament of Jet. Round the edge of the front, a lace, about a asarWf of X yard deep ; forming a fall Inside the front; bunches of mom rosea, with velvet Inliegn W* bays lately sseu an elegant sleeve nf a novel form, called ths (slip sleeve ; It |« tight si the lop, and finishes la two frills, having the appearance of a double sleeve. Dre edges are cut In deep acol- Velvet msn'lre. embroidered with silk ami bug les, era mads In many forma ; among the n»«t K cadet Is om of small atxe, md reselling hmer • tbs waist, but terminated »*y a deep flounce of velvet, st Ihs bottom of which is a deep Ism IIssitu ot Waammmip,—The mcgtslity In WsflblDftoo City, I sat month, eilnMta an aggre gate of including 49 whits, and II colored, died *7 . \-aI i -i a 13, typhoid lever I. Tex Hnos llusf*>*i —There is now a fair pros pect of * revival In the boot sod shoe business,Mye the Abingdon iMws ) Ktsndard. <>rdcr* are c«dn- mg In from varions <|uxruru. and though not very Urge a* yet, ll Is hoped that at the opening of spring ths demand will b* lively. Horns of the manufacturers In Wsymooib sod vicinity bavs re- snvsd orders drum ths New Englsnd trade, but their operations will pfobsbfy be conflnod to ths WAlttOf Nxw Yore, Feb. 91. Tho U. 8. Mall steamship Bsltio has arrived, bringing Liverpool dalos to tho 10th lust. NAHKGTL Tho Liverpool cotton market was dull, and de clining. Sales of tho week, 35,000 bales- There had been but littlo demand from speculators or ex porters. QMulligan’qootes Cotton in favor of buyors. llo gives tho following quotations: Fair Orleans 5 5-Bd Middling do 5 l-8d. Fair Uplands. 3 l-2d. Middling do 3d, Tho imports for tho week amounted to 11,000 bales. Tho Havre Cotton market was less activo, but unchanged. On Friday 6000 bales were sold. Tho mxrkot closed dull. Breadstsfft were dull and doclining also. Canal flour was selling at AOs; Ohio at 43 s. to 43s.36d. Corn, 43 to 44. Trado in Manchoster had declined. Money waa tighter. Couaots, 911-4. HENKUALNEW3- The now British Ministry consists of Lord Pal merston as Premier; the Earl of Patunuro (bettor knowu as tho Hon. Fox Mxullu, an old Whig) as Secretary ol War; Lord Clarendon, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, and Eatl Groy, Colonial Secreta ry- Eight Austrian merchant ships had been fired intu by tho Russians at Galatz. Austria demand cd an explanation. Louis Napoleon, the Emperor ot France, is about to take command *>| tho army on the Rhine. Thu furling at Constantinople is strongly in fa vor ol |H-aco. Thu members of tho old Cabinet will continue in office, except the changes mentioned. Sir Charles Napier had made a savago speech against tho old ministry. Affairs at Sovaito|*ol are unchanged. The Rus sians continued to rnuke sorties from the town. Tho French batten vs htd received orders to pre pare lor a gcnoral bombardment, and a is said that the arrangements t >r the assault are complete. Tho Turks havo dulratcd (ho Kumimii* on tho Danube, nnd sent 4<Xi prisoners to CoiivtAllliin-piu. Omer Pasha has withdrawn Ins rongnatioii Tho Russian lutccs on tlio frontiers of Austria have been ordered to retreat. Poland and Dcnmaik are seeking to join tho Western Alliance. DOUKSTIC NANKlim CtlARLtSTo.v, Feb. 31. 9,200 bales Cotton changed Bands to day at b 1-4 to 9 1-4. Full prices were paid, and tho market closed firm. Good middling, ti 3-d. nailing or mi: Atlantic. N».w York,Feb 21. i Tho Atlantic sailed to day, taking out 91,230,- 000 in specie. Among her passengers wore Gum and Mario. Tho new flag-stuff, which now surmounts tho Exchange, is a decided improvement, nnd do- aervou approval. Smloou.so StoARS—Somo twenty thousand sugars havo been seized on bonrd the Enoch l*ratt, which arrived hero Tuesday, from Cardenas, byol* ficcrv ol the Custom Houao. tsr rhe U. S. District C<>urt, Judgo Nicoll pro siding, was in session yesterday, having adjourned the second Tuesday in this month The Grand Jury found a true bill against Michael McCollough, for the murder of a negro man. last fall, at F->rt Jackson, near this placo. McCollough is now in jail, and will probably bo tried at tho April term of the Court. Kii.livo SrocK **se Kau.ROAns i* Georgia—Wo learn from tho Macon Meascngor, that tho Supremo Court of Georgia, now in session at Macon, ha* had before it two casca, ono instituted by tin* Ccn* tral, and tho other by thu Macon Ac. Western Rail road, involving the question ot tho constitutionali ty of the act ol the last l<ogi«laturc, in regard to Railroads and their liability for injuries to aw-k and other property,aiid that on Mond iy morning tho decision of tho Court waa pronounced, sustaining tho act and all of its provisions A Railroad Com pany may now be sued in any Militia District, in any county through which tho Itund run* arid in which it has sn agent A Nr w Jam..—It will ho scon that the Jmtici-a of tho Inferior Court advertise fo-plana f<>r a new c-rtinty jail. Wo aro glad to observe this move by tho Court, and think we may venture tooxpioM l-» it itie hearty thank* of thu entire community f->r tho step it has taken. Wo sincerely hopo that, a* soon as a suifablo plan shall havo boon adopted, the Court will proceed lo give out tho contract* for building, and that it will pu*h forward the work with all p«*#it»lc dispatch We want a secure and roomy building,Iituaicd in a convenient ami hralihy locality, and having npartmriita for all cIom.-* of t>ffi-nders. Hsrv*wtrE Road -The Macon Mesarngcr learns that tire large suit of Merer a Collin* and Aluxan- dor, contractor*, agatint the Brunswick Railroad f'ornpany, which lia* been |H-nding for vriirio Inns pa»(, in t»lynn Su;»erior Court, hat been *.<ille.| lo the saiiafacrion of *11 tho j-ari.e* m interest, and lesrns further, that th«*'.'ck of tho Company has piree«| into rhe hand* of new parties, wlu» den gn very soon to recommence thu work upon the Rail road trw, regrer r«, |. urn rhat the |rw* <.er«*t»ued by tlio fire Tuesday night Will tall Very heavily up on Ml* Cruillppm, whose grocery store, with tie contents, **• tfr*rroved In *d'iiit-<n i<* the loss Upon her goo-1*.slm |* left rn Soinn fft*), with Do tnnsnt lo pay it «>r reaumo 1 uaineM ll«r caan appeals strongly to the rharilatrle, and lo such we Would commend It. vr Wo learn that iho *had liihsrinen caught in flack River, on Monday last, an mormon* por poise, weighing 700 pound# ll w«« takm ju*t op jr-Aiia Mr Chevs*' place, north of Ifulrlunson'e laland It i* not often—indeed, it la the fir*r time, that we have heard of on* Ix ing m«ii ao h gh up th* river. I'rmca Allwrt i* q-ittu bald on the top of hi* head I'reinature bahimre s«eiti* lo In- h> f».| l tar) In tho royal f«rt»l)p Tho Ihtko of (‘arnbrMge, (hough only ibiny-vti ysar* i-f age, loir hi* hair sums tons ago. Gsorgo IV io*irtrd early to a wig, nnd iho Duke of York wa* bald at thirty, Tho Hhtkespoare and Garrick Goblet, mado Iretti tho memorable mulUrry troo that grow in Hhakes- pearo'a garden at Htrstlord-on Avon, waa aold re cently In I/i ml on. at H-dtiorby A Wilkinson's for £71. Garrick drank out u| it st tho Hrrsilurd juld- Is*. trr a writer In the I'ortland AdrertiMr statre that *lH»f«ly l*elore hi* deaih, Mf. W*1m«i wroto in Mr Fillmore, than I'restdani, tnanlully isking upon hltnssff all tho blame ol tho U*hoo Island •flair, out of whlsli ha# grown Mr A G IDnson s guano riatm against the govormneol. tST IliahopJ O Andrew, has r«move<l from Oif'/rd, Georgia, to Hoinmofhsld, Alabama Ths address ol Ilttlmp I'iorco Is also chang*d from Nf*sris, by tho cstshltahmont of a r»*w p>*«tofTleo, heaief his rssUonce, called "Culvsftoii," llamaKh oouaty, Geo -CliArlcB J. Jenkins. Baliiving that any agitation of tho tiubornatorial quankHi for soma limo to como would bo prema ture, If not mischievous, we havo purpoeoly abstain ed from all discussion of the eubjoct. Nothing, no far ai wo could see, was to be gained by bringing it forward at this early day; whereas, a different policy might, and we beliovo would, result in pos itive good. Tho people of Georgia just now are separating into four political divlelone—Whigs, Democrats, Know Nothings, and Temperance men; —and, without prudenco on tho part of tho conser vative proas, oach of theso divisions may be driven to mako distinct nominations—a consummation most devoutly to bo deplored. There nood not, and should not, be more than two candidates for Governor. Ono of theeo candidates will bo nom inated by tho supporters of tho present National and Stalo administrations; and tho other should bo selected by the opponents ol itioso administra tions. Should this policy bo adopted, there nood not bo tho loast apprehension as to tho result. It was our wish to koep tho quoation upon to tho latost day possible, and not to indicate in advance any choico of tho porson to bo selected aa our standard boaror; but as the press in tho interior is agitating tho subject, and as we desire to bo hoard while others sro speaking, wo dopatt from our original resolution, and doclaro that, that ablo statesman and incorruptible patriot, Charlos J. Jonkina, is, ahovo all others, our choico. Asido from his pre-eminent iitnosa lor tho station, and hi* long and valuable sorvicos, his Iricmla owo it to him, no leu than to thomsclvos, to givo him an opportunity to vindicate himself against tho foul misrepresentations to which his oppononts in the last canvass resorted, and to which ilia unexpected defeatism bo ascribed. Had (air dualing boon tho order of tho day, thoro ia scarcely an intelli gent man of oithcr party who must not confess, that Mr. Jenkins would this day bo tho honored Gov ernor of tho Stato. And what a Governor ho would havo mado, with his groat heart, his ftno intellect, his spotless character, and his oxtonsivo knowledge of tho laws, noarly all of which ho has assisted in framing or passing! In this manor wo do not speak for oursolves alone. So tar as wo havo boon able to ascertain public opinion in this portion of tho State, it is tho general desire of his old friends that ho should ho again put in nomination. Like ouraolvoo, how* ever, should ho declino to run, or should somo other suitahlo person bo solected, they will givo to tho nominco their hearty support. Ainrrlcnnlsm vs. Abolitionism. Wo have looked with interest, says tho Balti more American, upon a controversy that has lor somo day* past occupied tho editorial columns oj tho Washington Sentinol and tlio American Organ, on tho question ol tho connection ol I'olitical Abo litionism and Know Nothmgiam. Tho Sentinel argues that tho Know Nothing or American party in ibo North is Abolitionist, that there has tnen only a change of name and not of principle, and that tho election of Wilson,Howard nmi other nho* litioniMs to the Senate is an unanswerable proof of these allegation*. To this charge the Organ an swers that it i* the object of tho American party to subdue the abolitionists o| the North, not by waging war "gainst their principles, hut by creating other and more important issues before which they will been til- power!#*#. In it* own words, speaking lor th- party it represents, it says : We shall keep steadily in view ill# purpose nf our organization. Bank*, tanfl'-, nnd distribution are buried in the " i mbs the enpulei*," *•» far a* parj diviMons are eonce'iiol. Wo would b uy tin- quc*ti ui ot •• slavery H m the same tomb, it tlio ad ministration presses would cease their eternal din. Hut this course dues not satisfy tho Sentinel, t* Would have the Organ declare active war again* 1 alxdiiioniflls, and while it refuses to do this it char ges tho party that paper represents with complicity in their design. Tho American thinks it wrong to attrihuto to Know N'othiugism the election of Wilson, Seward, and other abolitionists, to tho Senate. Tin s# re sult* would have occurred had tho now party never been heard of. They were clearly foreseen and predicted a* the inevitable consequence of the Ne braska cxcrtunonl, und Know NothiugiMn tlx* only had ihu effect to distract what Would havo otherwise been tho almost unop|x>*c<! triumph of abolitionism in every Northern Slate. Twenty-Nccniul ot Irbrunry. This being thu anniversary of the birth day of tho immortal Washington, thu day will ho celebrated by tho several volunteer companies of tho city.— I'ho Washington Legion, consisting of the Chat ham Artillery, tho Savannah Volunteer Guards and the Republican Blues, will make their third an nual parade, under command of Captain Screven of thu Guard*. Tho Legion will f..rm on rho Bay at 11 o'clock, thu morning. Tho Squadron will also, turn out, while tho Young America Firo Compa ny will concludo tho exercises of the day with a ball at Armory Hall. __ Help for Hie Northern Poor. When the note of duties* and suffering sounded from rfi# strerts of Savannah last summer, there wen- tunny ardent and ready echoea awakened in tho cities of tho North. Litn-ral contributions were gratefully acknowledged and heartily dispens ed. Now, we hoar the cry ol ntarvation and desti tution coining from that direction this unusually cold und inclement season, and shall it meet no response Irotn u« J Shall not our pecuniary intte tie given, that it rn*y servo a* a token ot remem brance and-ol sympathy I Every nowspaper re ceived from the Northern cities teem* with talcs ol horror and suffering from cold nnd hunger; and too many ho down in despair to dm, who might ho re lieved by tile liUlo we could give. Thankful for our more genial climate ami our exemption from lhos» acute horrors, should w» not do something to signify our gratitude to God h<r in* mercies, and to our fellow men ior their sympathy with u* in our calamity I Two friend* havo authorized ua lo put down |60 oach tor them. Who speak* next ? iMORlallsna by flsysraNial Of llcsra Iroa tns savannas sshjnucan.] In Kaasas Lantfa- Osllsfir Mstwssa Tws illy Olseki. Tha reply of tho Ssorstary of tlio Inlarlor to tho Kuh»n t $ cloth fsfiitsr / House resolution of Inquiry Into certain squatter | settlements, mado on tho lands of ths Delaware In diana and others, In Kansas territory, oxhlblta cases of great injustice to thoso Indians, and a complicity of government officers in tlio uefaritMie transactions. (Ion. Whitflold, Indian Agent, In s letter to thu Commisaionor of Indian Affairs, dated Nov. fltli, rulers to a visit ol Gov. Boeder to tho I’oltowato- tnln nation, where ho remained a week, and then adds: “ During that time ho was engaged in purchasing Kaw balf-lirod claims at loss titan naif their value, say 92 30 per aero, taking tltelr deeds, sml giving notes payable when tho President confers tlio title; in addition to that lie has thirteen claim* made mi thin land, (paying $3 for oach foundation.) His having claims located has inducod others to follow tho example of Iu* excellency, ami at thin limn 1 suppose every foot of this land is taken. Now, air. tho first wrong is ho ia cheating tlio Indians nut of more than 81,300 on each claim {secondly, it is cer tainly a had example for tlio Governor to ho set ting. Instoad of maintaining tho President in trea ties that have long sinen boon made, ho is tlio first man to give him trouble." Gen. W. also states that privato Individuals would havo given 91,300 more lor each claim than Gov. Ri-odor g.ivo. Ho concludes by expressing tho bolief that tho President will refuse to confirm the contracts. In alluding to this loiter of Mr. Whitfield, tho Commiiaionur of Indian Affairs, in his lettur to tho J pose*, in Now Yotk alone, wo see it a'taicd that Secretary of tho Interior, remarks: »»»o 40,00(1 members havo hum lost by this “ I lint). .■,«.» In.pc.tlun of llio memo,ini. .vliich ! djljjm 1 "**"*- 1 •««''. « l * -™. 1 *" '•>- accompany theso agreements, (contracts,) that they 1 nf are all in what appears to bo tho handwriting " u **»■« »«• bM,B «»«. new com Gov. A. 11. Reeder, ol KansasTerrib tiers W. Johiuton, nil naaooialo judgo This Blrlblng dllJVenc** 'twist us,-4olh II Und To your good nams t lloth It not rather show Thai ynq prefer lo muVN, nr fast, nr slow, Kslher than have our hands aud wuirum unite, To mark llis wlngad, (tying hour* arightf To luve or Joy their flight may hs Inn brief, WhltN hour*, with leaiteu pinions move, to grief. Churtk Cloth ruftmlim : My captious rnsts, your words teem over bold, Pur ono who's fallible. You may bo told Whuleeomo truth*, yst I would not be uoklad. I dally sen those pssalug, who sro blind To tltelr owu faults, yst neighbors eloaoly seen. Would we eould are our*elvrs as othsr* can!— I,silts*, whuae skirts sro aught but whits aa asow, till*# Ulnae whole aloe king* Dsot of waahlng ahow.— Now, If concealment argue* nolhlug wrong, Mince you’ve not atiuwn your faes or hand* so leng ( Prom yrlRia /<mi# prm»f, His fair lo claim. That you, not me aluno, ahuuld (tear ths blame.— A gMi/l-y face I* nut aura teat of aln, He our work* right, and till at (tears within, iait'e go together Ibeli,—not a* the town Htrikee al ua,—try to strike oach other down. Hrstoae. ft'orlyr Tliouswnd lloguw Know Nolli* In go llxpelli-d. Prom the llalilmore Patriot. In pursuancuol its plodgo, tlio American order ban rescinded those councils which attempted to convert It# organization to soctmnsl or party pur- 1101,1/) WAV'* HUM awd oINTMPJrThave smwd ; vvnr ADVERTISEMENT ft a Hod |*g, of Klgklren Yosra' Haodlsg— MsryNmftk, : JL1/W XalLA aOAaMLg»ri JTJ. of Moslk Hlaih-sUewl, Phllodalpkla, (wlls «f ThiHssa ^ ^‘ Hmith.) waa tut sights ysars a grest ss«er*r from a Fare BN#C«4—ClfclD PlVMff tj* bad leg. which wa* swoIIm fr«*wi lb# knom in IU aocle, ; ^ the purehnaor of tho three lirwt named reserve* and ono hall of tho other, and that Gov. Rooder, Uon. Ku«!i Elmore, another associate judgo, and A. J. Isaacs, Esq , U. S. district attorney, appear among the wilnrasva. " Tlio fact that tho agreements with Judge John- mdwniinu ,,f ' Vo Mndi-rsland that tho basis of the now corn- . iii,.iQ.« promise ia ButwianUally thnaaino with that adopted WanaM l* *»* ll, o Congress ot 1M30. The order has rrwolved i ' i to n-eouniio tlm riiztit of nrivalo ludtmteui. civil »m wot. ii j I .cknowlodjod.... Iho ..mo d.,, <190. j j,,,,, , ?tlon Irotn itifiirrnatiun received, that thu purchunua arc the results of a systematic plan to forestall com petition by tho purchaso and monupoly, at 1°** i .i.LV.rw mioVn prices, ol theso reserves, and that,too, by goutleinen , whoso official position gives them rare opiH.rtuni- , "Y; to n-cogniso tlm right of privato judgrueut, civil and religious, hut to condemn any i-xpremloii of such opinion* beyond Iho sphere to which tho con stitution has limited it. Tito order dims not, then, propose to disturb tho right of all Citizens to oxer- cisoHhcirown religious opinions, but will tolerate no attempt to mako the religion of one persuasion, tho "' ith another. Solar sro Iho I this doctrine, that wo can find no ono who conic _ tiii. rit.nliaiif n „t« n ! Iiitiisoll th© advocate of wither intorloronco or inter- tlio results of a systoinatic plan to forestallI corn-} Vo|lllun . Tlio American order proposes to put tho I uovilun at real precisely as Congress Iu* ’hey ignoro it.” They forbid its discussion a* n FcderalisMiu. As they have already expollwd whose idltctal position givea them rare op|Kiftuin lies, which lew privutu individuals possess, to cull the best tracts. "Tlm impropriety end indelicacy nf thrso trans actions will ho still iimro strmkingly mamleat, when it is considered that if questions growing out of tlm sale of one or more ul these reserves should liecome the subject ol litigation, Ihu poor ludiuti might ho compelled to submit, not to tlio forty thousand nu mbers in Now Yotk bocauso they attempted, amongst otlu-r thing*, to mako the order a uioans ol promoting thu agitation of slavery. NVe tnu*t regard this as, st leas*, a significant earnest ni what thov intend to do. They neither deny tlm Pope,of ltonm, Wendell Plnlli|is,or Rev. Tncoduru Parker, tho right to entertain their own opinions, but thoy do intend to confine the exercise of tlm arbitrament ol an impartial tribunal, hut of ono l ™ LLit",no n Thmlnu fTo whn,o inembora may to a mmui extent tween- ''{?■ 1b ?,.JA may sidercd parties in interest.' expression. We iranslata tho determination to ” ignore slavery " as employed by tho Arucricsn order, to nman, that whilst every member ol i'» order may ©ujoy whatover opinion be may cb<»* *#, political or religious, ha shall not make use of tlm organization to carry that upinion into Federal onni'tmont. For iu what othermanner do national parties organize T Tho doinocrati© party will " ignore " religious intolerance, duos it prohibit men of all creed* Irotn joining its ranks I (yrrtaiuly not, It toll* ihein that under an organization political, each will find his faith guarnnt«-o<l, no matter how ohnoxum* it may bo to In* uanociaits. Umtcd States Stool* or War Decatur-—'This vcwkd sailed Irotn Kto do Janeiro, on the 21*t <>| September, in company with tlm U. S. steamer MoMcu-huactt*, both tMiuud to tho Pacific. In a Mnrm ontho22d.ihe Manuchuretts wa* diMiueivd . . , and returned to Rio lor repairs The Decatur, pursue a course ol legislation not m otK-dienco to • when tlm storm commenced, w*nn the same po*i- the M-quirernonts ol duly. | lion a* tho Mansachusctts, and was not alterwnrda As to tho amount ol the claims, the circumstances seen nor heard of, though tho steamer fired three in which they originated, the length of time limy guns for her. Ample tune has now etaf-sed for her have occupied the altenlion ol Congo m nnd thu to have arlived at Valparaiso unless, indeed, ahe •unity, and hi* know ledgu d lh< ir hmtory, the w-ain d at tlm Straits ol .Magellan, ot which is somo Veto of the French Mpollntloii Dili. Wo give tho following syno|«is«d tho Presidont's Veto Mc««ngo: Tho President first defines he power under tho Constitution, li ho approve a bill passed by Con- grees, lie must sign it. or if ho disapprove, return it, with In* objections, to tlio HoSm) iu which it orgi- mated, l»r tlnur further action, where it may he repassed, not by n numerical majority, t>ut by a vote id two bird*. Tlio Constitut.on do« * not coinncll hull to aflix his mguature to ai y hill, unleas it nhall meet Ins approbation. Hu is rot to perform a mere no chauical part, hut a conscientious and righllul duty iu regard to the proposec law. Tho President is ro*|Hinsible to tho entire people, a*nSenator is to his Siaiu, ora Reprcsctitaiivo to his State or District. They aro not required Israa as a child's body, Uw doelof* appeared «»«**• UIn hri« to Irani her, as Rev kesMh ••# on Imp*red, that she wst uiisbl* lo lO'iva, awl dvrihf ih* *»e*r»r part of IKi3. she seldom Ml Ur M. lb*, lib *•«. litlirr Iasi, •)«• cruinrnretf WlM Hollows)'* l*iHe aud Olatmeat, is Ihrre NHMoMIfiiSWidnmt #»**»sd by «*)••« To !*«*• Hslurday, Ke». Uw Oinimeni. and tlw nil* sBrardtHwuM her b» a vary Th* »-• rnntlifer■ |,le ritmt. In sN-Htmr ntonib. abs «*• c*»is- Far ,)Vip- York. putely surwl by these flu* rami <JU-» akma t MsNadvsrtlaemutil. I feb An tafsllibl* Itemrdy for IHU, isssdbw. ssd l.t*« Complaints, l|Ol.l/»VVA YM PII.Ul— Rsirsn of s let ter frusi iuw janklna, ot ApalocMrot*. fNMr. b» l*r«. fiHUKir lloltosay.—*• I ittUrml lor *•»#« ntorith* from jaundlee sihI bile, anairuf from a very dl*>»rd«red slats of the liver, during tbla lima, although I tried many rem. ndle* I obtalM*! im relief u. my s'iB<-rlnva. At bo gth, I iiurchaaed • uu*ntlt> of your Pill#, amt sfmr n*log five Uira, | «a* imrfcctly cured, sml with r*. coin torrid them to other* who are Ihu* afttiru*!." felt W iNIgned) Ja*a isatias. Hm Advrrilvrmeiil. ICrrelntu of I'nllon. *ra Pfr IlMlIraaMd. . Peh. VI. -- I.V.U bale*of rollon owl Metre to Pori. Ilnm* 1 Ac Co, IlnthwHI At Minltb, Itehn At Po*ur, Hardwick Ac ciHik, Kabnn Ac Mintlh, Kraaklln A I*, rant lev, A © Hor- trtilge, tun* t Wavhhurn, Mrtgtism. Kelly k Ctt. liar. |»er, Mewsrt At Ho, Hunter Ac fJammetl. ri W fiarmany, Ilovmti h Villtbinga, lludaon, n»rnlmt Hail. Ac Gnig. 1 Juno*.Cob«-nt k Hem, 1 W Uti.r..p Ac Co, l.ynn k ©older, T M Wayne Ac ©on. W M Wadtrt, W H Ktlierliige.il Abraharn Ac life, J ©tchel. P.lrwtefn Ac llckrusn, U Cornwell, Finn Ac Osmund, Tl*oii Ac Mat- kiy, A Idrwe Ac Co. J J llllies. Gommcrtfat XutrlUsrnrr. KAVAMNAII lAIIKCI. WstresapAT, Pah- II. I'- M. COTTON—Ttiere wa* a g<««l demand brday, the sales amounilng to 2,130 bale*, at tbe following |«r)icu tara: IA*t0»(, l-ct7«, IMat 7^, IW *t**», ^*1 'Hi 124 *1 7c,, 42 at 7 13 10. iC3 al71^,70 at 7*», 021 at ©. * st ©S, 7© at ©W, I© at ©N. sml 70 al r)jc, Ure market cloa ng very firm. Nnvnnitnli Kiporlii Frb. VI. Per brig Kiwi, New Yoik-titf bale* t'|K*nd Colton, (M .to M I do, U7 llldt-a, ami aundry |*kg« rsdre. Per wclcr Alatmins, llaJttnwoe -3Aft bide* CoOOu, II do IVi.il, P> cask* Itlw, arel sundry pkg* mdre. per Kbr Kmmt, ItaJUmore—212 balreCoUoe, I ©loit, 4 |.Uxe# Coating*. Al'fM’HTA, PKII. UU, P. M —A^fTTos-There wo* a good demand and price* are Ann and full. COl.t'MIH’H, PKII. 19, P. M.—Tbe qaoicMty on sale today, limited, and tranrectioo* c«i,fln*-t toul*« of *mall p»rc<’ic Market rttu-r unrett^l, and j.ncrt irrt-guUr. W'r quote from CJ| b> “S r loll NSI’S LOVTO* IfcUNICT. Old stock <m htnd. Peb. 17 2,771 ItriHved tht* week \,VU Uoceived pravloualy 5ljU3| ii ,7-U . 3 IV3 ra.iit I9.4JU ©hlp|«d this week nlnpt^d prevn.mly T-«taf ©hltimeni* Mock "n Land Uita day (*11A It I.KS*T* »N,PKII. l9-r<iTTn«-Tbwewaasroo<! <lrm*rat for the artlcir and tbc jirtcrsof ©*it.ni*y Im wprr Ormly mtlnulnrd Tba Uansactiona rrocicwd 2,Old bale* al t lGrtne* ranging Irotn A t/> B*(r. MOIHI.K.PKII. I A, I'. M.—4‘.>v 1«»«—On )r.>rd*y be d'Otan-f *>*• i."t •clue -the riock on **.•• *m low, In- trrl.-riiig considrrabty with ■ rd. am; tie boa.nrea •Ud, lire luorktt flruily at our quo. tain u lie :te« (Ltanrii President could not tail to lyfin a d< ctdu! opinion on oauslactory grounds But instead ol rearing on former opinions, it w#s necessary to touowtho whole subject, and slate Ins duty in tlm premise*. it w.i* asserted tint tho refusal of the l'. States to s.iri*iy ilicso claims, rests on rho tusticont tlm country. If this Im so, then tlio imputation on tho public honor is aggravated, and there has been a nersiateul wrong during this entire period of time, ll rim charge l*u Well lounded, it would inscribe on our bislory instam-.-* of deh:>eralo injustice, and the only course to pursuo would t»o to nuke the umst prompt reparation in our power. But no Mich imputation could bo east on Iho men who participated in tho action in which tho claim* originated Then justification Consist* inthoah- som e ol an indebtedness on the part of tho I’mud State*, diet they ea*t a stata on our national char acter, ha* not yet been endorsed by tho American |MH>p|e Hut it so, this bill would stamp on tin* pa»t na indellible stigma. It pepurew not lo pay iho claiinr, but to compound thorn A Uwr to this ef fect wuuld t»o a |xT|H-tu;il bar lo full justice. This is not the way to repair a wrong, none ex- •ms Nothing troin Jcfforson, Madiarjn and Mon- -,. m „ inrP , r. o ha* been brought to light to atrip thi* subject of Van Voishtnn arrived •....t.irra• ...ohm., it... i... »-api*m » an » cigni'ii, crrivea ...a n.n aiAti.i . i.,.,. . cauio up, amt tor a while our wiiarvt's present urns waanoTL.r ill !i„?i ijth! K* "i’ 01 ," l, y nichl. xivl U* f l ni*xm Sunday momiBBi rally ic history •ii the D. M wsorai I'. S. Senator—Tlm I mg i* I at lira of Mi**.uri in joint convention of the two House*, having balloted morn than forty limes for s United States Senator, in place ol Gen Atchison, Nebras ka Democrat, whose term ol oflieu expires on the I piun Ith <d next month, adjuurnwl tho Convention, on th-- 3d mat., by a Vole o| NH |o (i3, until c*lle<l to- g. Hirer try concurrent resolution It i* iloufitful t| any turihi-r proeeedinga will be lind upon the sub- jo< t at tlio proeent acaeion. 'Ilm result of iho latest haliotitig* wa* atM.iii a* follows, viz : Atchi son, 39; Doniphan, Whig, 37 ; llonton, Bentonite 37 In the roiirse of tho ilisetmion whtrh iMiie<l In tho indclimto postponement, C«l Doniphan do- ! clued ttirtl OH llioaulijrrt of ill" prim iplra involved in Iho Kan*a*-Nehrn«ka Bill, ho and G#n Airhl-I a n j r..ei*«-'y sgrerel' Benton too, ha* declared j him*- ll opp -*#d lo us repeal ll th hr aro lie* of tho l^-giaiauiro havo voted to h -Id an adjourned *#«*o>n, eornrimuaing on the lirst Mondvy o| November m XI embarrassment; nothing of tin* nature ha* occur red. They never recognized tho claim*. The bill di but claim* ol recommendation to CongroM. Tin* l'rc»idcnt then proceed* to review the of the ra»e, alluding to thu treaty hrtw««c .. States and France in 177H, urging rhat tkesoiliims were never assumed t»y this country. U»Vkt. Gossir —An occasional corroa|w>ndcnt of the New York Time* gives tlm following hit of royal goseip. Tho world has nut yot so had an opinion of Louis Nopoieon a* to receive it without doubt* However strangely it may sotimd, on© of tho subjects most obstinately, though, ol course, can- ttoii-lv, whispered alNiut in the salons, lang. iwip t'» llm eflect that tlm Lmprcre Eugenia ia to be re pudiated. .Many old ladies, of Uith sexes, go even «*> tar a* to naa-Tt that »ie linporuil divorce, to l>o consiiinmated lor "high iNditical reasons," amt n* an ad o| NujkiIihuuc tradition, will have to take place m lavor of an Austrian Arch-Diirhoiw.n *«‘tt oj Marie Ionise II. wnh n King ot Knnm i»« rpt. Unfortunately for it* rummeruse, there i« u<> un married I’rmccar just now in rho otherwise prolific House of lh|«hurg, and thus thu Ausiro-V’rench alliance i* ted likely lo Im drawn closer by n family necktie. Ill* Decembrist Majeatv may feel dm at>pointe<l in lua paternal expectations troin a hot Spanish blood, but liis good friend in Vienna can baldly help him out nf that complication. 'I’ho reusoii lor uil this talk about a divurco lays in the eidi.iiige ot deeoraimne and autograph letters, and (mol ol all, m the generally accredited sup|Kwilion of tho existence ot n secret treaty lot the guarantee ol Austrian |Ki*aoremn In Italy—(ho tear limn which treaty rho recent surprising turn of Sardinian Policy i* attributed to. Dismissing, without entire ly d scroll ting, tlm*e culatn na sInhu Naprlcn'* jHtMifilu views r<-*pecling trmtlra* fig lrr©, sure it m tlmt h<* by no means intends to leave. 'hi* Empire" to the Imir apparent of tho the thron© Jerome, and hi* belilgoretit Son—whom the nnrrrer* call /’/on- aro in no g >.n| odor at tlm Tudlene*. hope entertained. " Know Notiiim) L’ornre "—Wo wero shown to-d*y, by Mowrs. Miles Adam*, cotton factors of this city, n sample of cotton trorn the plantation of Col. McKinney L Cook.ol Hinds county. Mis*. The staple, color, Ate , are very superior, and tho cotton ba* fioen valued oven at tho preM'iit low stag# of the market *t ld| cents p<>r pound Wo aro told by those who hive seen it growing that it i* entirely different in aptmaranco Irom the ordinary cotton. Tlio stalk, leaves, Ac., me red, presenting the anpearanco of a p>lk stalk, and tra veler* by the Vicakhurg and Jackson Railroad, which passe* thpmgli Col. C<~»k • plantation, have been struck by it* singular appearance and great contrast to the other portions of his field. As this description <d " Know Noihmgistn," is entirely of Southern origin amt growth, wo hope it will prove good, and reward tho labor ol the Colonel, who wo are told i* on# of tho rii'-*t successful planters m th© Souihcrn country.—N.».». 1'icayune. CiiATTAiPH'ciri l River —Tho Columbus Enquir er say*: “On Saturday morning last, had risen some throe or ..four feel, and the steamer J Day, ... . arrived with a light cargo In the evening, tho Ben. Franklin,Captain Iterby Inferior .... i i( i Ordinary t>* * 7 G.» Middling 7», « 7^ Mnldllnr ... . © — (iood Xti4dlu.ic •- 9 Middling fair v.l* £ lair Quiaiitl. The aalea of tlm week are r-;.u.At<<] at »,i'o tak--c< liirtly l»r IjtgUnd, Liid a tn-derate |->ri<oti l .r Prance ai.d thr Nortli. I.n t —Th-- *)ock i* large t>ui liol'l'Mare»UfMnoiking lime*. We qierle cJtulcc at Sol (*ir at j & »‘,C ractaiiT*—The market I* eg’.remrly dull. Tl»e Ic.J- low tig atr the ri.gagt tnrnu <d ibc week. » tz : a »biji f..r Ha*re al IJ to, which •• an ailvancr, a t*a»k I r rail lli*er at )%r: a hng l«r Pluladciph a to load lumur ai f© y M; a acltoucer hr nr-nfurge* P- lead lumber at •» D M:* Kbooiterf-tr Providence *i • •cte-'iwr it toad lumtwr tor listvratoii a: •“ Y M Th.- t*u vrf|«M>] in American *«•••« I# i< *,i1; audiu llrlUth 11-3-1. The rale lo New lort and |l<wu>n It jjc. A kIkomI taken to load l.nci lot the Tortuga* at «J y M. NKW IIKI.KANM, PKII. IA, P. M -i'otto*-TTm demand hot tireti u-m genrral than dur ng the t recr.J.rg two week*, which may m a measure. Im- aro-auud l«r try the |x»or ao. r.mce: on tt.r lacior** Utler in c. iia- quciKe ••( the lailihg '-IT of the rwce.pl* (rem the Irihu- lary sir want t, and th-aau-* up t" yo»U-nJ*y did r*d e». Crt-I 21.(Mr h||e*. \ i-»tar|«> thr A».a. the tteamer the 31 t >»t n brought a aUU deei n< Iu c-dh.ii, ■ bleb » a* hot cipcu-l; aid hriugiug «-■ inlormaUan »f any m - mei.t • that »f the rreiffuarioh id ibr AlerJon ■Mli.lstry, die marketeUitbdixJ a dull apj-eara.-^- ml only 4,i**J bale* louu! pun barer* at tiiglidy racer price-. To-day there tj j.t-arr.; t»» be a g.-c inquiry but tlie rate* did rn>l e»ce--U bah •— making a L U! h«r the week o( 2ti,>U trail a. The purihoM-* bate Imxn chirfly for I'ranc.-. the North, .H|iain »hd Memo, Kngtirh buyer* o;*r*i<d U-*- trerty. I NITI.I) NT ATI A Tf q ||, | |q. HTEAMHIIlI* KNOXVILLE. Frl# 21th. al 2 oVfreh.f* w KNOVVII.I.K, r .,4. . . «, will awtl s* aboi* ^ PAI»P.l.ri)Uli.PAV 4ry, l‘»»ll P«***«s ....... 1 *rssi*«r ftmal. N. II.— *tklf-r«r« of < by iw» ttM*,,, _. i>oU>«, that re* is.uot, will i* * !*-• Igrawoe Iks) t# uni dtM.re i>; MU'lot <.% u th* Hale The *tcam*hlp PI/ »It III A Will t«r/«wd UM> ill , VII.I.K ab4 l**tt u* IVidireli}, IM, tret M/W FOB PAI.ATM A. H I.A. AND INTKKMP.DIAlt: K*N|»Mu.s To 1/eave Hslurday, Fob 2l:h,at to.. \ u - ,mfTTha VM.f.A). V . * dtb■JHK K| |>V- »di Uwv» Mib.u • ..f, Mreuiug, al 10 oei<*. pre firrey J i>ld>l/. «. M l.APPITKM . FOB IGI.ATK A . »1. I .. I . HAKIKN. IIRI NskVH.K. ©T Mvk>» Ni.HVII.I.I'., pH/rl.ATA, ANH MflrM.U: b/p r— '- , i.i.i., , i 1II.AI K f.RP.P.K This Day, Ftf» 5CW.it 10 r/ci-a.k, A M - . «fT"—* a. Tb« now ai»j rern rv»« y, JalSBpK ©r. j'iiiA©. 1 U* •• f>« above rdkrew every Tb-»»!ii, « Tlit* br/ai havina luy* lad ain *u> < «« b-/.« darion*. are! lakltig the u.ia/.d ro*i*. uS<r« , dnrriret.u to InvaJld* ai-J o’.brf*. I'or l inght <if Pa*rerr>, apjJy o* board, u ia« r ©learn IVtd al-irt. anr ttc <.u W. . feb« ri.AUHOkA h •.1'NNINbiMK. ) fM I) HAWN Nl'MlrPlL" ’ f r.rrwfje A Puo,» |e» ly.-Utf, I loo* *«, drawn ij. Aufuru 0 I# i7 Vr M 49 47 27 It 7 i A »< Ji. Alar*, tut i Tar* 41: 42 !*• il W It e: i ll 24 M f; ■.) .) : TifkK* Nue. 7 27 44.avi 13 44 ii t. • % .; frb 22 K. to rniS.Ar, *5,000. 7© NuBitwr lAj'.lrtj — 13 Irrawr. PaJ-. Oroono and Pulaski Lottery. <;iat»« 40. tar I NAT - ' To be drawn kt ©aionnah f«a, l«bu»n '.V irj I2KKS.OKV fk MAI liV M.VtVVLhr re ui Kt t mi ♦ 4,000— I of 12,400-1 of «| jc«. Ticket* |2—Shares tn fry dt Tlcfcnu. either sinx!) or bj Ikiliim i on felt 22 »:. to IIIIIHi.V/9 •a aui N EW SPUING G»©»H©.-N^w pad tmi, Silk*; h«w i^tud (iranai] re« New M.,uruii.g Timjm kr I©* I'rrark iTniiti /KkutirU J*i du * rrgatotM-t ar*d ItrdJiaa;* lh> Trimeui.g lUbboti* I re pr.atc-x Par.l Rarrgre !►• lane/ Gir-fhog* and • Uahij• ire worked Muttie Loitarsand *.«*• 12 ph<M black llareyre. a-re-md qvilre 2 do t uteu.ef ll 'mtitj.M 2 do Mout Ireli/e i do black ©Ui r.rai.adine. Ju»t r,<«itwd kfd for aaW by febtl NEVtTf. I.ATMRor 4 E'«EL* Spring Goodni II ll Ni u v i..% r »l It 41 I* 4 4 (I., H AVE r«*»l»**J jwr oiremer kren » Uu t. 'i. arreM-.iixt,; of ©pr-.ng and r-iamr i.v..i •»* prttiur tl.e loliwwuic It'th plaid ah) »trq*«l ©tunfcrf r .lti P.aln, rul'd and ebitw Glace a<- tt-cb p!>d rill Crtiia’.iiiM !*•» do an.: lta*#re* Ire do do ' -rrandie Mua'i&i Pla n. c«w'd ar*J black Hert-fw* ©olid, pla <1 and »:• 2tcv.;^U I'.g’d n»l h i d la Rri.liar.tt Plaid ii tid-aiti*. I agiirb PrU.t*. 4c l*!S kPItlAf. ft III UON 4 H P It plaWl a-«1 rtrijed Uoetwl Kltib*>X© !*•• watrre,: atM] (gain whiw do M- urt. ng j4at-1 Ibinei d»* I IOTA. W Lite »»■) r>., i«J D*u do Ire and rot’d TaS<n and ••i.a do. J net ret, h) m IICNKY LATIIKOP 4 feb .*2 • r« gutar, » came up, ami torn while our wlnrvi-s |iro*nnl«>d unloaded early — atunlay night, and has continued tailing gradually up to the present writing There I* Bom© appearance of a long rain now, hut wo dare not proplnwy uj*on wet matter'*, in these unparallcd dry lime*." BatAtwTrirs roR Kiw matei—The ship Ik*- vsnter, which cleared »t New York last weck,f.*r Kanw-lntka, look out n cargo <*( 7,ri.*>S t>srrcl* rio flour ami 493 barrels nhcat flour, tho whole val ued at upwnrdn of 950,0114), f.ir the Russian Gov ernment- Price-# hare t*-« allot) in our qu< Altildllitg wcio *»c liiwcr. ni iirxlinary I^>W kl.ddl.lig Middling lit*«*d MlddilhC .. Middling Pair. . I'a.r iiiTiHiii • (*Wk on hand Ui rspumiK-r, Arnvcd #.occ.. . . Arrived it.;* day I!i|- rt#d lo dale. .. lit; <g;«d ihi* d>y. . ikbonl o-juir ng try al^r- igh the qualior* t*ch>« ijuote- *V* 7i* 7.N* *\ » •■N'* v H.4 VM l.i.u:> 1,041 DN. *1) ( 11-4. llf -4. I.ImI ©bre-. tig* ©-4. *4. 14 4 t.'^orbwd l.'rwcTr'^# r-»ma,A e-4, V i. |(>-4 brewa do Co di Uacnaak NajAina. I# -yict*. 4c ItUMia u«l iy»d f»apn llurtitiMl Uid ©irdo-P.yr I**;*-, Ju.i rrcrited by HKNKY LATIiJo -p 4 On. ftb« Rich Spring Rrrnn Good*, AT WAOMMHlTIPk ( AN|| Hot 4L. No. )I5 Congrens-strec-b n l’.At 7tn l. Ur or-ado Pi-«vc lUtwa. r.tt JkA-2 *Ji liar Orgaod)# Mu,J:*.» Pnrerd I r*i*ct. i ambetee 1‘iM pmowd lini; anu I rar-c h and Au.r f'rat. Pr.M* O.alt.e* and Ouir I'a-vi-r* IVli'ir i 'Uib’4 < n|o etawi# Alruhlrr'i Kh! lil.ii*, »w ,.<iro i..a<haca*. Ilre-ud p" a.rasif* Ko'tv Ur, arid I.* oak at low jr.rre, I r iaii • In ■X.re^ 1 Kw.l-: ; X.7-2 j KJl.rJt ftDrtfnl ^oticrn NOTIFF. r<>n*lgnr«>« |»cr ,hlp ONKCO, fr.-m Ibwton, will pirate aticnit l<» It e rrerpih.u -f lh< Ir Uniting Thi* Hay. al tinker'# wharf AH C"^!* rrmaotlng on iho wharf alter tiihKt. will tie rlorcj at n»k and expense of owner*. f. J. <xil»I N. j frbyU 1 notmi: !’on»lgno«w|«cr achr I.. .©. t» \ VI©, fh>m New WOm York, will ploaro atioiMt i,» thr rorpuonof '.hen Ilorela, landing Thi* hay, al linker’* • barf. All g* mil * remaining on the • har( after suntrt w ill l<r *brr»J at 'Im' ri*k ami otianoo of owurr*. Ibfch 22 t P. -'. IMStiKN. An » mi ii ii li nnd Florldu^S nil Mriinirra. . MriH I . Tho ratrof freight < n Pboif, t n Hag*, by Iho *to»tnrr* IVrlaka and ©emlmde, soroam-r l*r n-lucol in j'rei>>m>>n lo O r r*ir on a haort. ©. It. I.APPlTKAt', Agrm. Jan 23 if notict: Much irouMo lia«tng <-ecurent in Now York, -oiiM-quonro "I ihr ahreocr <•( mark* <>n i. rhlplor* by tlio New York aivt ©*« annah e:oam hip# will t.lraw Uko notlro dial n.> Potion will t*r re rt*isl al iho p!i--x • i(>lriMlo.| |f.T ihr,r at.Ip,, unlrre “-icily maikr^l <«n tho rdar ol ihr IUW*. wr? fdl^CKi ©lock on hand and on Milpboartt w>-i rJea***L. !7tM*'7 Mi>b«,ti * -Iho ditn.\r#1 Iu* mopnurd acb*c and I ifire* adtatKrd uiitil Tucreiao aU>ui r*a< bl*<» enwev tot wore K'lil al ‘AV Tr.o alraiKi-*m sn, inali.Uu.o.l, a, du’ing )\«,lt c«d»y and Ihurwday <i. -« ♦ fell lo I’Jr. To-lay the market rained, oi-J rh-sre lied ItUif w a, »oid at lire,# I'f/ytirollni ha* n.-ifid In-ra 1C i«» Irqc T»ie nccijU ha«e all g.-nr irreoo.1 hatvla. tniil-© nr 3.U*) I>b » m #lly »*tiio were »<>ld up lo Iht# m-r. It c at 911*1 • Y bbl. To-day bbi* • 'hio ► •I 1 at $10; at flu and nurewreu* other ir#,.aa<- H«n*n i rr|-.rte>t. Iho i<» ha, two|,« up at Pi.i-burr. < «•*» \N ul ll.'**’ aa.-k* were redd al ©2^*11 ui Y hutlirt, ihtang ai Sin.v Today Mnat* tcwalr* «ir* ma<lr at $1 ik» *t i i* y : u*bel « ntlll-Tl^ drarei-d ha, Iwoa artur a »t Ihr aalo* of i l*o wc-rk cm brace- it.VO l.a*, ll*o. h-a« i.g a re.-ck - f 42,'&3 tweg, Ui Oral • and, IN r quote ordluary fair 1»4V1(. prime »S <4'’No- lli* i-Conir )>• ,moc wore wdd (com itir lr»or a| 4 A ai‘,,ai«l yr#icr\tay tirr.-r* were re*id loartnr M MlltllA, » ii PHI.©, liiraa r-ci.it, and p*.*» Ccrewr r,i u- »)\r f« do I'uUrr, r-u<af aod ireoia « rarkwre -.*• <V.* K T read w i g'* Pltc4 Kraal » do N*anY A 4 P I lar-tRod -nga- 4.' do do c rat bod OS>4 »irc*tiaj 'X> boioe etuan't t —of o - 1**» d.« fc ta* * awwlc. it P* 4 Tati * C V«- bid* rw<h. NN h ir %* lcm and «*»dof V’.wfO.- V' qu.nviL., ere < •«. W' t.t*l* ra<h. Mo-re and Ur Petalerw 'A' do INnl Int i tl.>.a*Mi I' do Xc go . pink-1 yr l ias utig po-au^w Hk* t>ar* P»» l.orea aarf 4 i . ©or 71 l» in awd V «-a.f A . Piart K» ilm 4 • half ib*ii Ii>kI Tore x 8 r*04*-re jai hhd* la r oral (•hiw Si • «‘»n*M "oral 4" didct lie.vre.re a are. Clod a tore Jure rrer.iod tbd !.•» *re»c hj Irh KkNTXiN. Jt»ll>KTn\ 4 IX). 1 l rid? 1 li* -V bid# ra II PrwwocbrU 1 * Itrirr Ryr *t:o. t)di> I. Plr'jn’do. 40 Ac tk tban.li; tOSdc t-uv)>cr I rOow 4 -c. awd pure I * low Raru,7> do Koci.fW-d NVhi*kty. Fu oak hi hb >' s; wtn'N. J»)|IN*T\)S kte , « ItlX-E \M* IIUKKIHU© -*» k*v* re it.wbrci Pallet; )<© tnta* *ki‘#ard h or ,-re. rik- uc rww acarid IIerr.nr* Ere, <o£ . atn) aalr )•« Jre KANT*i.N, JfllNMViN 4 *'• IV. 1)1 -IA NM» M I > ©idr#. II. do do AMI at 3 -Tho cr\car*crool* bar* kw ia unru lier and includo V abip* f *r l.i*«rj-.-. I at 7 li<J, »h I t lltur at IA lb. re ahip for Jb.ac. w al N*.ar-l 3 *l ©-Ibc. i..u«h lo Now k,-rk >,c Today w# <Im1 iku hoar ol aw 2 Udi ; r.n>» tw-w rarvi* do wbreiM#e»;'3S Md» an* ;nr k or* pTMwrwrw l^rd J mil rwor-tcre! a»nt 4# M.if ! ■ fobTt » K AN7»N. fOtlNSTOX 4 • U N A -H*> bale* |#inM> Nollw/v. 11 ay, Iward.ig ;a* ! a-k (..xdijoid aw.) lot aaW ly cncvgrl or.I 200' Ic b« naiiritAM. KEU.Y 4 (' __ '•)%©. ie recre awd rent-.«'nr, for «wW >« r. W. iX.fiSNXT4.U lot Knar. a-rr. »#i — TRc demand ha* twwn surety dwr.nc il-r work, atwl iho *apc> y ol bill* ha» - -r<g l<re a an ad lb* rair* hue reti aW.-rel Un.|nn. . ftq.4.: and:S«4.‘t* ••-! | »* cec.t p-*m Pan*.... N. ■ YockfUitay* V4i'i (■ctw.i .!’» uM Now YuriNikl. )|iik p#« nwl.dueotri i.Kri'Pl.tl KlL'llirt r.tftNTS hr Orel* )• r. w I 'KN)% U t jo; fl-i \1* lll.lxi.lt XK4i«‘\V.*. ©h.' V v i w4 Aire.l«r Sak Ij cUv ©im >rre ll«A l.i l* f . IV. c\'U.N)N I I lets Urea* •*•»•** fob Vi U p a I t.f nitii, PAY 4 n Tih.Hi.xk He* Ant’c— A writer in Iho New Y<*rk Time* nf M<>mh)j', fio|<l* tho following Ian- * guagr in releieuc©(o tlua totfiblo malady : "Literal m the Iruidon Time# ha* tieon in let ting • •ill |lie hldgel ol il'MBtep, aulfereil of yot l(» I'o wt»fl. r«-«| f»y the ihngei* m iho (‘riuiea, ono Haiti mo i . ihe w r*t ol all, i* yot | w e-.ine, and n %«ill w Hi till-uoit piiug lor eortaiu It le "tin* Black So* Ague," alight in is approach Imt a quick, do'ir )• r ot ih<> duto«!ivo |riwu# ..I tlio stomach, and, u hen in thi* *tage, tm uraldo Th# n»tlir# c»n (loloet its lirwt ••nrroaehillent, an.l.lq taking .ltd I.IH-, rourtpo It 1)1 molt (-*#••«, hot i > all angora, who '>"1 even mj*rir.-t tl, it i* I* a. an onotiif the) H l.iy* tn tlm dual iho iioghty t'i*r li n*oi|.anl wful can kill a < <*r will no inm a l»<*a unblo Vic.mi I moan that Aloxandoi died of It " i NOT14I:. Dio (loan.,hip klA wT«»NK ©T\TP. will i# I'liilreloiithla lor ©a*annah, I rt> Vl*i, It idol hi Ico, am) will loat, “a* aim*h l-.r Pl.da- dolphla, loti Will. I*. A. l.AM 111, A goal, fob 2*1 If _ Ni 1:1)11'al. NOTH *:. Hr • II Ntll.l© «t AN Mil. I>a* re*«m» | iho prae’loo ol Mnllciwo a» 1 ©iirgrry, (r>»*n to* of- im| Mwidotmo on South llhad !<Mol. Hirer door# f II arc ant • hour, lifiaftn * lo 10 \|. and 7 lo * |\ XI . w.ll lolrel lo I'fflc.. |wl)onU. It jaw 12 JU.niuc Kutrlllorticr. IXinT i*P ©XV \NN XII PI P ©l. j. Il -lwrl i din li NX U IBB IX i n- irmoy. NX l.uro.^r, New |<o«ni|t<\ ll.k-v. Now Yoi < i al.o w I.- X| A N XX ii >#1o hy P XX iNiRNXYrU. ft h2J Irt Urea*, reirv VMYTID *t K yowtc re-re.. <.r m-ddk WfW.. w awuvA. tha aw nre.1 m .'S*reu..rej re.hwa.tar* I t 4.w4, fra dime. •>cath. »o a very rwlwaiM* MwfiuaJ i*-.a *» •*w awl c4b#w» la ©a<»rereah T)w wwl re ‘1 •>»k TJhowra 1 '**••*' ©’I'* 1 *' ml igatM, »repwWHcdwd wv raw-' i ly ere. and the r-.ghi kx»1 eg iu# e%, #•u i ft.,)! *-• d. - 1 rare | +* day * Jail at rs<o*w N».. ' X*y Hcure • i 'wi 1 nah. t-cre-re II oYkvi. X V. I* <«•» d K i sr \ ,1 r> I .v k I.Uihaod « ptWId. r © XX'a* no re A'#, Picklin’* • HoplW) 3111*11 N I MITII I . Mt J"IIN H I l©ll it aa»H< writ ono.i liond lo Id* pr<-k Mi.inal duilre, ami ma • i.fllco lo Hrvtit'hlon ilioel ll h-|. •1171*44' XI >l» I II I . Hit. T ri XI XTIII NX a. ,i( lloanlort. f •>0#r* hi* prototai«n*l rer*ire* i» iho r.t ih. and may l-r 101111.1 tho prvreni ai iffHo.iitenrr ol |la<nard ami |V»ry ,i» If IU-k *;.»«d*po .1111. XI.1 1 p» , New X Cl land re .•hex. Patiox. •U. I NX Moi •' t it m nre 1 , *.a fhar1wxi.su t*ac.a re NX ' I X I It X t • I 4f- loowire ra>" lew pc, h \Y A #tu|»ond'i!.a pfojocl lisa f»oon #taricd in Auatra- 1 j lire, ni/ A railroad wilil a dmitiln track ol aovni ! hundre<l nittra, and * single tract, of thrnn hundrml { to i-i.nno<a with Sydney, Mellkiurnn ami Adelaid Tlm <-ii*t lajoatirnaied at ono liundtod million# of , dollar# Tho chml loslurr# of iho aclmnin aro lliat 1 n »*>i ka for iho protection of tin, Hnitio Govern moot, on condition ihat llmdaltor #hall guarauio# | n loan (of H# con#trueiion Tho lutoroai p Ynlraiilc Beprnlluu I'lxlnl. Wo have *vcn amt IIiihI a piatol, recently Invent- ml and paiented, whi> h hid* tail lo deal •very thing Hi that lino that ha* yot heon ofloied to ill# j public attention It sooiu* ri* c«uihine all ilist could | •m dieilrel in aurh a *v#4jcon l.'olt'a piaiol coin- j paled with it aooiiM like a «lt*l<*riton, of a clumsy, ' uncouth, and ridiculous allair lor a lire aim The volcanic pistol cairo * a Mime or conical ball, tn a rifln barrel, and will pul ll Ihtmigb a three-inch plank *1 a di'lanrn id nmeiy n*l* Tbe ircoiNmg DB. MiMil II X© Ul Ml'YPtl hi, nArr lo ihc mir#f of NXhitxfcrr aixl Him* atrewta. liowidcnno, •rnor of XX'hltakor and Ulwri) aireol*. »*•>« 2-V AT II K N .K U M. l I**- ! MV. I.KMHK, TNKAht'llltlt. NX 11 i’Ki©r NY. NX OXTIJA rbargoabln 011 rhn general rovon m «d H .mb An*- 1 «‘iU will bold lor, ball earnulgo«. which may I..1,., N-. H-.ull. W.l~ .,..1 Vtrl.iru cul... •« •«" .»«•>'"!• •'• ] H» l»«"« ««)• .......... r , lw discharged ritifty itiims in Idly soeoml* lua pro|k>fi|nn rite Inugrii of railway p.Ming ibr.oigb | #.. cnii.vcd that it ta md liable ri* arctdunial dia- rliarga ‘I tide I# in* |*tlining, l»«cap*, sml ll*ot» I rn no danger ri* tlio rye# lioiu any Ignition n#ai tti# breach. N#lllr«f Is then* any i.ecvul, prelhdl. nn, • ill o|hii nn Xri*M*XY. iho Iki) l**,i, win ,|l«l.<>«>i ohrel • onto-lwnnr, mix r iitiii i x ihmi Mti* n*rb colony, or in wurio oilmr ratio to ih# arm rd llm actual estimated outlay or advantago id oach colony Widow Marin Antoinette) L*k»UMi) was rlrx-iod keff|kir of Ihn town |x>und In Gloucosior, Maw*., last Monday I b«* Km.w Nothing pally swept tlm lioard, electing "males" to tho ntfiar town of- (lew Two Ixiim of gold, iliip|M<| ifin Caltfornta, l>y ihn ,\otiKen% f.tghl, to I'aga, Baron Ar C**.,al New Vofk.lt was ascertained, on Thurwlay, hsv« U*>n l#n They rcmtainod lofty thousand dollar* •Hh of rim pfsrlmM umlal ll la ogiqawml that lh<* foldmry look plae* whlU 1 r.waiwg ih# Isthmus It wsa tod known unttl alter rim artiva! In Nsw Yotk, wli#n, o|xm llm l*oi#« bwlng o|>#n«d hy rim pallia*, limy worn found to contain trim Inaioad rd gold It B ■I A B I. I? k III) W A B t>. » x| A Nliilirs When a *«rere Tlm l^imtiHi Mato mg lirtmltl aaya that at tha Naval riuh#,a ritnioT la v»ry rufriuil that, In roit w.|ucni« uf ih# •!•<Urim of llm Admiral# 110I to flonl 1mm Hlr CliailM Ns|*4#f Iu romntand ol rim Baliic flx«.t, It aar - Admiral .Maiiin, now Admiral Hupnioundxni ol fi^UNPiWlIl Ibwkyahl, w||| Im* u#ls« 're| fur 1I141 v#ty oooium |xo#i, ami that tm will have wndar htm, a# second m roiumand, Rear Ail tnlral M.< ha.I H*ym>Hii, who wo ably and **'•*• ar 1 ^ as ri* jar tlm arm or dioturb a*ur»» aim Tlm whole eon- etruetion IS •<• aimplo *# not In grt out id order •van Iron) b ag n*<* Tho powdur and 5*all are on cl "•oil to tlmaauiu matallli) rover, #«• llml a |*orre>n ©oiibl #w tin a livnf Willi one *»l lho#e in hm twit without In tlm sllghto«t dagfew Injuring iho p.<wdor. In ahoti.lhe wnapon ia In all ftwtmeis on# ol the liri-et peilicl thing# In rim ohooHng Hm* that w# over took tnln our hand* — (New Haven I alladt- Milt. Mia©*mot* — Tlm |*ri*itrws "f MtnneaoU T«f»B inly la truly wondetlul. It waa organised only •tv yoaia ago , thtiiy p-Hinrina have alnew bean laid i.lf. and nearly all ofganitml t th# p-pulalnu* baa Ineiaaarel Irom tt*a lh*M*aand to thtiiy ihouaand Unite 1 rita ta»alila proiwilv ol tlm irrtilofy t# »<#ri- niatcl (of 11435 at fTjktW.WW t a wire nwapciwinn luidga baa boon Ihtown «*vwl tlm MtMiau*|*p4 H«ei alx VO tlm Fall* l l Hi Anri©my t agttciiltuial ren t HIp# liavu (wren orgaioiref, and 01m county Im* ic j dro*l iu a very ciwditabla lair | a lattttortal uni voraMf ri* M* operation, well aud<*w<a|hy t'onqtxaw t •ml a ayafam »d iwminiui) schools, u|ili tlllrluM •upwi.nlandalM-*, baa Iwwti aa©*bli«b.*<l. whri h guai ■ • Itria* llm lulura inixlltgane* ul llm preipla p*rlly dm- harg'd tba dultau ol -.aplalR n| lb# lUat j during ll*e|**at acreaou iu tku Ball)*. 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