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V* -mr THE Skmm REPUBUCAH. BVPv^ALBXANPEi&ACoI tin «»»CWI>T¥ HIWTEK. wte !»«*■■-<■! I SAVANNAH RE PUBLIC AN, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24, W55, Ww>lT.(olal>Prlc«J 10 c SAVANNAH, GA. gtttrity Morning, F>b. 84. SKVLBTi* .WhoriM* lo ncln rab- •crloUoMtod nuko oollMtlOM lor tfeto inpor. lymSS^WTlTREPUBLICAN. CHARLESTON' Feb.*£340 Seventeen hundred and eovcnijr halts of Cotton t»ew sold to-day* al extremes of 4 lo 8 3-4 cents* Good MkhUlPg It quoted >t 8M » 83 8 coals. 1ST Ths Northern mail failed yesterday from joints beyond Augusta. 1ST Re». Mr. rierponl will repeat, by request! to-morrow evening, at the Unitarian Church, a discourse upon " The Test ot Christian Disciple* ship. w Ths publie are invited to attend. New Orleans)!* Dakuer or an Overflow.— Fears are entertained in New Otloans, that when the spring rains begin to descend, tho immenso quantity o! snow which hu fallen on tho upper Mississippi and Ita numberless tributaries, shall havo melted, the city will bo in dangorot an over flow. It was somo five or six years ago, we be lieve, that the levoe which protects the city, gave way,andalargo portion of the town waa inundated. The damage to property was immense, and tho re- oollection of H now makes the inhabitants appre hensive lest tboy should bo overtaken by a similar disaster. 1ST Wo were in error in stating yesterday that young master Kelly, who was run over, on Thurs day, during the squadron exercises, had died of tho injuries he received. We regret to add, that his situation last evening waa very critical, and that but little hopo was entertained of his recovery. Wacoh's Great Panorama or Italy.—Wo have no desire to say more iu favor of this great work than its real excellence deserves, but having b.»eo much gratified ourselves, we with to commend it to tho lovers or tho beautiful as a work of art which merits their attention. There will be an exhibition, at 3 o'clock, when colored persons and children, who cannot attend at night, may nuko a pleasant tour through Italy, with none of tho uiu il annoyances of a journey, and at a very trifling ex pense. Harnden’s Express.—Wo would direct the at tention oi the reader to (he advertisement in this morning’s paper, of I farnden's Kxpresa. Having . had occasion more than once to employ its services, we can recommend it J-.<r the safety, disputch, and promptness with which it transacts its business*.— Mr. J. Do.Msrtin, the ngect here, is too well known in Savannah to require any indorsement at our hands. We will only add for the information of persons at a distance, wh<» may desire to employ the Express, that they will find him s reliable and •aterprisiog business man, always at his post and raady to serve the public upon the most reasonable terms. Miens or the Consular Seal.—It appears from statement! made by the Washington Star, that the circulation over the continent by Mr.Gcorgo Saun ders of revolutionary documents, under the portal seal of the United States Legation at London, has been complained of by the French Government, and an examination in regard to it made by Mr. Bnchanan. Mr. Sickles and the United States despatch agent, in written communications to the Minister, declared that the only privilege in con nection with the despatch bags of the Legation sc corded to Mr. Saunders, was whilo he was United Buies Consol at London, to allow him to send to the Sute Department in this city his official com munications. Nothing waa discovered, going in any manner to fix on Mr. Saunders the imputation of being bimself privy to surreptitious use of tho Legation's seal. The Star thinks that the seal waa forged by the young Europe party—Ko»utb, Mazzini, Ledru Roliin &. Co.—“who consider any oooceirabie means to carry tbeir ends, justifiable, as against tbeir antagooiats.” New Church Edifice. It will be remembered that tho congregation of the rust Presbyterian Church, in this city, determin ed some time ago to provide themselves with a new Church edifice. A lot on the eastern side of Mon terey square, opposite Pulaski Monument, has been selected for the site, and we were yesterday shown drawings of the building, prepared by Mr. John 8- Norris, the architect and superintendent. If we msy judge from tbeso drawings, it promises to be one of the most beautiful edifices in the city, sod admirably adapted for purposes of worship. The main edifice is to be 87 feet long by GO fee ( wide. A tower will be placed in the centre oi the front, which will be 24 feet square, and project 13 feet from ibe front lino. Connected with tho rear of the main building is a Session House or Sunday school room, extending 41 feet in length by 54 feel in width, miking ths extreme length of the Church U3fe*t. The height of the tower is to be 87 feet, surmount- . ed by an octagonal spire 62 foet high, the tower and sp re reaching an altitude of 149 feet. ’Hie height of the main rdifico from the ground to the top of battlements, will be 40 feet, and to the ridge of the roof, 47 feet. The height of tho Session House lo top of parapet, will be 28 feet, and to ridge of roof 35 feet. Th* arehiuclual character of the building will b» whst is known as the " Perpendicular Pointed Gothic Style, of the third or latest period." This prevailed in the fourteenth and fifteenth cen- tones, And is wsll suited to tho character sed ob- )*• ’* of ihe edifice. The tower will be flanked with double buttresses a.rmounted with pinanrs, tnd crowned with bat- • foments between the buttresses. The main edifice *i‘l lute double buttresses on the four corners, and four UmrcMcs will be placed in ihe centre of the P'-'a b-.tween the windows, on ea/ h flank or side { whil# the front, rear, and both flanks, will be crown- ef with battlements There wul In? c .t. . window* with painted arches* low on each Mafia ; each window wul be 27 feel h ch by (t feet wide, d.tided intoaix compartments If two me.lions and transom, and filled with ire- c-f> peculiar to ths style. There will also bo two window* „ n each tide, of the ssmo style t hree tnirancee to the anterior of the building, *’• provid'd—on* on csch side of th# lower, cov- • fMl with porches filled with tracery, snd one in i fo» centre of the tower in front. This last entrance will be flanked with six columns, having arched mouldings thrown over them. Above the entrance end fronting the organ Ml, a window is in be pier of, 10 feet wide and 9) feet high, divided into • tin compartments after the style of the side win do«», and filled with tracery. Next above the win dow rooue tho belfry, basing four windows of the s«n,o stie sod style as the** on the flenka. The architect has done well to connect the Ren- Sion Ilona* with th* Chereh, for, while It will con Inputs to die convenience of the congregation, i| will eddmech lo the general architectural eflsct of *n*tsre. This brmee will bsvedoobt# homes- "n the two corners In the rear, and between the windows, all crowned with a parapet. It will also h'»* an entrance on each aide, with a Catherine wheel or rose window over them ; also two win dow* on each side and four on tha rear, 17 f««t high and « foot Wide, with pointed arebss, and divided mm compartments like those in the main build- log. I be tills, arches, Md bnuierneot* will be of aion* sud there* of lb# wall# of IHvannah bmh.atue- coed in imitation of sand atone. Tho interior of the mala edifice will be arranged into three vestibules, a o*v», two aide gsllsrt«e and gallery la front lor tbe choir, and connected with the organ loft. The nave will be fts fast long, w feel wide, and 43 foet fl Inches high. It wilt U arranged into a centre, and twa side stele*, with two d Mils rows of pews, 80 in number, snd each 9 Mi long sod 8 font wide. Th* pulpit will bn placed tn an sicbsd rarsee, l»nulled awl decorated. The two gallerias will emiuie SG pnwa. Tbe front of th# gallsriec will Ip- divided into panels filled with tracery, and the organ loft will be 18 foet wide, 90 feet long, sad 80 fin high. Tb.K»r 1,10 b» by all CM iiMI elort.i«! column of until dtomstor. •umioonMd with uchM. Tk. «Mu will b. divided Into ihra. ram ofgratMd HilM. ribbod and dnoonud, tnd I .lllh.lnitrio, wlllb. MnoMd, In imlinloa of cream colored sand atone. To heal (lie building, a hotair (hroaca will bo placed under the vestibule In the tower, and air supplied from tno roof, 11 be ing considered purer than If brought from near tho ground. To nromote tho (too circulation of sir in nummer, the doors and partitions in pewe will be opon work. At the entrances, the eliding doir will be adopted to ac to prevont the poeelbllity of tholr being blocked by preeeuro cither from within or without. But wo need not say more ot the arehltectura) arrangements of tho building, nnleea it bo to add that tha entire plan reflects much credit upon Mr, Norrie, who, wo understand, is about to tako up his permanent residence here. Tho architect informs us, that tbo work will bo commoncod forthwith* And proaeod forward with all noedful dUhatch.— When completed, the congregation may congratu late themselves upon having an ologant and appro priate placo of worship—a temple adapted alike to their own wants, and the high and solemn purpoeos for whioh it is designed. A CitKAFLY Governed State.—In publishing the annual reports of tho Treasurer and Auditor of Massachusetts for tho put year, the Boston Adver tiser says: Tho wholo aggrogato of ordinary oxponsea for tho year waa but $990,975, or about one million dollar*. Thu* (or *n average expetwo of a dollar, for each foul, mon, women and children, a popu lation of a million inhabitants living in this com monwealth of Maraachusetla havo enjoyed tho privilege of tho beat government on tho laco of tho sarth. This expenditure of $990,975 pay* tho wholo "civil Hat" oi aalarioa of governors, counsellors, judges, legislators, and Stalo officers of every kina—it includes tho largo Horn of $110,000 paid to county treasurers, boing two-third* of tho costa of criminal prosocutioas—it concludes another Urge item ot about $300,000 for tho support of pau pers and tnsintontneo of alms houses, and more than $40,000 paid for tho rcliof of the unfortunato, tho insano, the blind, (ho Aaf and dumb, etc —it includes $45,200 for the State Reform School for boys—U Includes between $60,000 and $70,000 paid under different bonds for tuo maintenance of tho militia—and it incluica more than $10,000 paid in bounties to agricultural societies. Besides this, tho sum of $72,000 was disbursed during tho year in aid oi common schools. m* Present—AldcmatiJ, ft Lewli, Mayor pro tarn.) Ahwmivn, Mallery, Rogers, Herts, Harden, Oar- many, Allen, Miliar, Butler, Alexander, Wilder. Minutes of last meeting wore read and confirm- A. 0, PAVRNfORT, 0. C. . Mechanics Sami'Bane <or 8avannah.—Within the Uat lew days are Itavo atco .some of tho billa ot this inititutfon In olroulatfon they aro well exe ‘ ‘ ‘ id 1 ed, with the exception of report made by Commit-. printml upon good paper and prpaent an ex* too on Dock* and Wharves, mi application of Da* • ccudlnily nest appearance, hroni the High clierso- vld R. Dillon, relative to huildning orected by him ‘® r of J«« I’rpaldeutand Directors at homo and .li.. ..n.-.j i . ,.c n .. ' ■ lirm.ri . u,lil. il._ ..,.,iiiil Itaala imull Mtliltdi NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE Of the Savannah uvpubllcan. New Yorx, Feb. 19. There is very Httlo ot interest in piny politic* now-*.days, in our Stalo legislature there has been aotne sparring, during tho past woek, heiween Senators Dickinson (Sovvarditut and Urooks (Na tional Whig) all 'about Know-Nothingism and Sowurdism. The tatter got tho boat of the argu ment decidedly. Ho is in town at presunt, but leaves for Albany tu-niorrow, when tho fight will bo renewed. Tho canvas* for the approaching election in Now Hampshire waxes warm, and botii parties, Democrats and Know Nothings—lor the contest will bo substantially between them— are entertaining very confident expectations of success. There aro indication* of a split among the Know- Nothings—one wing clinging to national principles, while the other is in favor ol tne Free Seiler* and Abolitionists. Thus, you sec, that slavery is the rock on which all political craft is certain lo founder. Sain Houmoq lectures at Niblu'a to night, and the tickets, I am told, havo thus early all beou dis posed of. Gen’l Houston’s visit to tho city at tho present tima creates a lively interest, and all of those who have not seen " Sam ’’ will doubtless embrace this opportunity oi doing so. It was supposed by somo that tho criticiim on tho "Doestick s" literature, which appeared in tho Courier &. Enquirer a low days since, would ef fectually stiflo the fire of that gentleman's genius. But the opinion of tho Counor critic seems to havo inspired "Doeaticka" with additional ambition and activity, for ho is going it stronger than over ; and threatens more frequent infiictiuus cl a similar character, unleas a veto power is interposed. It is difficult to perceive wherein consiiu the rnurit of this strangely named author. He perpetrates an abundance of nonsense, which is not redeemed by any novelty and wit, nor oven humor. Whatever capacity "Doeaticka" haafor any lino of authorship, ho is throwing away upon these essays, winch, owing to the republicatiun of them in iho news papers, he must imagine aro equal to Thackeray or Dickens. The nowrpapers of this country are the grand vehicles, upon which many modern writers of merit ride up to the poitalsof fame, in their columns the public tasto, temper and judgment are tried, and when they havo secured for tho writer a (avoraolo introduction, this preliminary incubation results in a full grown book, freighted with tho hope* of tho aspirant for literary honors. That " Doesticka" has not taken his flight flora Lie stand upon tbo newspaper column into tho world ot bonks, buoyed up by what newspapers havo dono for him, is assuredly much to his credit. A singlo article might be read with patience, whore tho aggregated nonsense would disgust good taste. Ho haa made some good hits at prevailing follies, but Ins good things aro served up in a mass of tbo most puorilo and extravagant inanity. Tho tasto of all persons tnuat be consulted by s newspaper, so far as that taste may bo consistent with morals and good order, but ii editors would have thou own way, " Doeaticka" and all bis kindred would bo oilher very materially pruned and cut down, or clue total ly eviscerated and consigned to the region oi wasi" paper and rejected manuscripts. Manhattan viu iv i/uiuii, reiaiivu iu uunanuiK oroet on slip of laud foot of West Broad struct. Information and Fine Duckets were road and abroad, loguthur with tho sound Itaais «P«n *ltieh it is founded, wa Imvo no hesHanojr m s*yln« that continued, excepting the cases in which appeal* !l , lah*nk,l ko ovary other Bank In Savannah. I* havo been entered, two of which were postponed justly entitled to,public favor nnd confidence. We until tho return of hia Honor tho Mayor. . f ro il* 0 Banking laollitie* of Goorgla ('.iivntH.ii.nn.ki.. . inorcskltiir: iho wnnta and necessities and growing City of Savannah j u utch „, ng w „ hln , ho i, mUi ot Jolm Hannon. ) Witnoeaea aworn—for proaeculfou. Wm Lundy, poliooman Richardaon {tor defence, l’atrlek Kelly. On motion, tho fino, ten dollars, imposed by tho Mayor, waa confirmod. City oi Savannah,) , vs. > Keeping a disorderly Itouso. William Duma. > Witnoases aworn—for prosecution, Folieoinen Tripp and Ellington; for dotonco, Hoasoy,Gil christ and Larkin. On motion of Aldorman Harden, tho fino, litloun dollars, imjunod by tho Mayor, was confirmod. RETORTS READ AND A DOTTED. The Committee on Health and Cemetery, to whom was roforrod tho communication ol William iVin, wSirovomTa'lly make surplus fortunes for the Duncan, President ol tho Savannah Poor llmnm rosdynnd venturosome.-Chaitanooga Adv., 13th and llospliat. asking to bo rolioved from (lie nay-1 { nB t. mom of a bill for eighty-two interments iu August . —,rr— t rr* and September Inst, also to bo roliovod from tho ' Solemnities or an Oatu.—Tho Fohrunry r.um- foo for the inturmonia ol all pauporshoroaftor, havo i bur ol thu Knickcrboeker geta off tbo following, for had tho matter under consideration, hut soo no tlm benefit of courts, lawyers, witnesses, ejc.j iuoruaaing ; tho wants and noousaities and growing prosperity of our poopto demand it.—AmoriouaKo- ptibl lean. Wuyimi a Mountain.—Wo loam Uiai a gonilo* man from tho north-west by tho name of Dascom, haa boon staying on Lookout mountain for tho naat fow days, who Inis becunio so much Interested in tho bosuty and granduor of the seouery, the oxcul- luncy of the cllmntu and tho prospective superiori ty of tho location for a summer residence and re sort, that ho has taksn to lliu opinion <>r purchasing tho entire mountain with alight reservations, for Ilia own purposes, and ia now engaged in uetimating and hmgninitig for the same with the present pro prietors. It is a grand idon, and if tho ready cosh cm bo commanded, a lino speculation It would bo. The supremo characteristic of this delightful rnoun- good grounds for granting tho request In the first place, they are not intormod what portion of the eighty-two intormonts wore paupers, nr wore pos sessed of sufficient moans to pay tho loos charged. In tho second placo, tho inititutfon boing a closed corporation, your commlttoe cannot ascurtain tho condition of their fund* but from the public records, and bcliovo thoy are mure able to moot iho de mands made upon thorn than they from whom thu charity is aakod. Wo find (hoy are possessed of two hundred and thirty-five shares of Central Rail road Stock, and also receive annually from tho city tho Sialo tax on auction Halos, which lo*t your amounted to six hundred and sixty-eight dollars ami twenty-two cents, what other sources of in- cento thoy havo. besides that dorivod from soatnen, your committee have not ascertained. It must, also, bo remembered that during tho rocont epi demic, when iho bill alludod to was made, tho city wsb under extraordinary oxpenre in digging Iho graves for which thcao ice* are charged for inter* monts. Your committco therefore do not think it advisablo to oatablich such a precedent—if tho Hospital requiros aid, they would prefer making it in tho form of a donation, John Mallery, f rntn r J. G. Rogers, }Com.II.*U A correspondent in Ottawa ci«nty, Michigan, from whom wo are always glad to hour, give* us the following: 'Scano in thu Mayor's Court, at Grand Rapids.' Mayor Church presiding. Wit ness called up to bo sworn by thu clerk. Clerk. ' You do solemnly swear ' Mayor, (with dignity.) 'Stop! Tho witness will hold up htoright hand.’ Clerk. 'Thu man iua no right hand, your Honor.' Mayor, (with somo asperity.) ' Let him hold up his loll hand then.’ Clerk. * Ho has had tho misfortuno to lose his lofi hand also, as your Honor will porcoivo.’ Mayor, (savagely.) 'Toll hint to hold up his right leg, then; a man cannot bo sworn in this court without holding up something! Silence, gentlemen! Our dignity must bo preserved!’— (Witness sworn on ono leg) Heavy Winds in Kansas.— 1 Tho Kansas Herald says: The only objection we hare found lo the climnto of Kansas, thus far, is ths heavy winds, which u»ually blow from one to three days at a time over the prairies, making it rather disagn-enblo to bo oxposed out of doers. We think iho wind and siurms aro not more violont than in western i'ctiu- svlvania and castorn Ohio, but thoy occur oltener, and are lunger protracted. Res,>lvt*d, That iho Comrsitleo on Dry Culture be, and is hereby instructed to proceed with (lie city survoyorio examine ilia ditch loading tuwarda the lands of John. Bilbo, Esq, and tho drainage in Tho Committoc on Finance to rci*ort on petition of Dennis Shea, relative tu his portion ot a fino in flicted on poticoman J. B. li. llarly, recommend tho sanio bo grantod John N. Lewi-*, Chairman. Tho Committee on Docks and Wharvos, to whom was referred tho petition of sundry lumber . - . - — measurers, praying Councilko to amend tho present 1 ,,l «t direction, and report upua tho aamo toCuuucil, ordinances, regulating the inspection nnd measure- i m "e*t meeting. imMit of lumber, as to allow all iho measurers equal I Ijy Alderman Mallery•: privileges in measuring timber and lumber brought. Iwaalvcd, 1 hat the City Treasurer uc directed to tins market for sa'e or export; nnd praying' to pay a coupon for seventeen dollars and fifty further that the first measurer, who boards a rail, bo ‘ yen'J. for interest duo on Citv Bond No 13, for live authorized to measure it, and that no mensurer bo hundred dollar*, which coupon was omitted to bo authorized lo ongage to measure more than ono signed by ... roll, tho men City I roaaurer. raft nt a tinu\&,c., Ac., Report, That wo have ,.„ w c had tho petition under consideration, and so tor n» mo| „|,| V muctinc held on Saturday venina las* utideraund Iho ohj.d. ul ihop.lilion, wo .ro ol 1 “ itl'ihioi., c.miot ho rvuched hy amondment. of oxi.l- fjjwo. Thi, ,2.000 poi cut., "f’ronHhfl'o'id.nefl heforo wo find that K ium •**>"" « «'•* i »l«0. .1 .’,31 nnd ,OOP. pe-itioii is founded upon a complaint that nt pros- j ' cut the duties ot tho measurers ate unequally dis- } MAlUMf M.l. IIOtttM!. ; trd'utcd, that,whilst some ol the measurers nru nl- Havannui. Wo Kssausav, IHU. j nio't constantly employed, others nrocnip.irativo- I Ata Company rucUng„nhe Kfflnghstn Hussars bold ly idle, and tnat msUnucs wfiero rutt.' Ilavo been, at it,** I'aplnln'tquirn’rt, the foil- wing resolution* were proviously nit’naured hy Itwulnr irapwloM »nd ummIbomI, p«Md hy Ih.oorp., mea»urers, parties havo refused to purchase such > . *. ... r.h.,0 uiensured, nd r.<|Ui,.d .A ml..,1 o h. , remeasured and ln^pectod b> mensurers of their j vi«i| their Hradiug Koom(,au,i wo i srtlculsrlv otter lo own choice, bo tar ns existing ordinances go,all Privaiu Punch,of the Goorfls Hummus, our conllal sc- Ihe inspectors and measurers stand upon thu oumo . knowit-dk-tnems for bit kiuJntM in furiiUliltiK u* copies fooling as to (heir duties and obligations. If deal- or bl* journal. •elect, ... .... . . hu ralis.it is Ins right to make such selection, and . hn .°?!" , '. n . 1 Vf"L n 11 fpd ho'piiabie man Council cannot property interfere. So, likewise, ““ “ “ is it with the purchasers of lumber and timber, they have the right to purchase or not, unions the rafts . are inspected and measured by officers tn whore , who bring their tails to iho city, choose to j Hovlrtd, funUr* That under in Mr. farga, the ct this or that officer, to inspect and measure Proprietor of the Marrhill Hou*#, ntir nuut grateful ao- • 1 1 ... . knowle^gments for tbo bountiful and ho#|,Hsbl# man. iiur Im Iim ,<nlertalnrd us, and to Mr. Hartwell, for Ids courte ous attention during our »ojonrn In tho city. K W. HOI.QMONH. capt. r.a. Ilumrs. .. . . - -- Nt’.VEU PAll.IMt HV'.MKItY —>u»<ngthoInuncuM •kill or ability they have most confidence. Council . nomUr of p*u-nt nmt.cUti* d:reovcrp«l, in- re »rr but ; r ■. . . .. , tT) f«w tbal | real mitrli. Or ll,l« bwl cla»«, lln* ill'Coveric* or t>r. Holloway, a cclobratrd Kngluh pb»»l<*lait, m»j U- rsnked a* among the br«l, Ik.Ui ..n account of the character of the ingredient* of which Hie medicines are empo-rd, aiul the varlnjr of diM-are* Inch hare Ikru rtf. cioatly reinovnl by their u»r. Tin* cannot, without interfering with tiio private rights of parties, dictate lo tho purchasers umi sailers of timber and lumbor, whuAiail„r shall not ms;»eci and measure tor them. So long as tho rafts are in- •peeled and moa*>utcd by swtirn • fliccra of tho city,, w ,„ v . t , your (ximmitice are of opinion that Council cannot pn,toMorha» fwtabii*t,r«l • Imo* at Ann^ircwi, r«,r properly mtorlerc with dealer* iu their privuto prol- ll>c ••lofiltr* ,«iur Ihrougiiuut the L'nloti, where par.irt erencos or agrvornonts as to winch officer shall in- "'») supiilU-d With Ilicm Wtiulc**lc.—New York •pcct snd mcAMire for them. It is tiio right of each 1 &•••“»»•* l»cmocrmi. party (seller nnd buyer) it* aofect from tho nurntwr • ol int|>ecioni and measurers iho officer ho wishes, and uko ibo chances of selling and buying by tho , inspection nnd measurement of such officer. Tho j only way in which Council can interfere, is upon to.** adttrtlM-meiiL feb :« lIcrrlnR’s I'afeul Fire I'roor Safes. Tho «ul»*cribvr .•.■uilnur, lo mahiif'riitri' hi* unrlral- hd patent Plre awl llunilir Pnmf «arratiio<l tipul any,aid superior iu wuno,of it 1P which Ih-. ii lo*tr«!,aa puhttdio.1 Mini nolle d by Iho prrts * '11*1 f*»r Iho U*l flu,vn yea'*, and I* ion! tho information of mal practice in office of any of the insicctors and measurers, when, upon Conviction, he or they can bn dealt with according to tho pro visions ol existing ordinances. Thomas if. Harden,Chtn’n. Tho Committco on Fire Department, to report on petition ol A. Ifolincau, tcUwvo to making addi tions to his house, recommend the same be granted. John K. VVii.pi:k, Chm'u.) Com. ou A. N. Miu.tR. \ Fire Dep’t. Tho Special Cotnmiilce t«» report on petition of W.B Giles,&Co ; Cuinniittee on Water Works, to report on application ol Joseph S. Fay, I’rciidcnt «,t Btoamb*>nl Company oi Georgia ; nnd Finance Committee,to report on resolution relative to'exped- iency of ••stnblishing a water tax; a«kcd for and ob tained further time. Tho Committuo on Market, to wiiom was re ferred tbe ordinance siru-ndatory of tha existing market ordinance, rejwrtod iim samobnek to Coun cil, with an amendment, and recommended its passage; on motion it was laid over to next meet- ( ffeigbl) at manufseiurer^pricwor hit auihoiiird up-tn* mg ol Council. » » u lh * principal cities in ihe United stale* and t ana- Tho ordinance to establish a uniform systorn of | ,mo ,ob ^ weights and n oasurea. was reported on lav(,rnblv • tiio , , lor of Hall'* pr.iout Powder lAwk-, U.th hntuu received K-paraiw m. ,UI* at the Worhl'* Pair, iKindotl, IKII, tnd (Ni-w-t i.,k In l-i>’4. Alto tho patentM) (hy purcl>»r)M J.okw* rolei.rsbM nairnl comhuiation and porintit*(i..„ Hank G>ck. Sl.nuu in gold win plarod In tU* Ha/e eihlhllr*l «t the World'* Pair, IkumIoii, *<-cnred by lUlf* an.l Jonet’ UKk.and odrM'd m a reward l». anyone who wouM pick the G>ck* or o|H-n iho S«fr wiihm lo»iy.flv,* day*, and al 11>«.Ilk'll 0|>riQt.\| Upon hy -kllln! m tho an of lock-picking, no *.no n-.c. o t Id li, ojKinlng tho .“afe, (no change or alteration In Iho l-<k« or Key* having b«K*n made during the lime,) but th* money remain*! In It* »»fn ileposUory, and wnre\urnc<l to Ihe proprietor, an.) a modal awarded him (or the Uiaiuplon Pafo of the world. lUrrioto.-Ntmo Rename except those having lb# tubacrlU-r's name on a met»| puto. all-A* ' • IIKHItINCJ,(,'fpen Corner «•( I’mo ami Water *ts~ N. V. I’HII.UUIl’K U Itlil.l^ Agent* In Harannali. N. II.—The above .“afe* and UK-ktcan In- Imd i adding Tower or London.—-It would not do to neglect the Tower, so I went thither, and saw tfi« traitor's gate opening on tho river, and under whoso frown ing portcullis tho victims of anemnt tyranny worn obliged to pass; tbo blocks with its convenient notches for the better reception of iho neck, on which tho three Scotch I^ird* wero ex»cutrd for following iho Pretender sSowinj; the idenutions m.vfo by iho axe , said sxo itsolf a most clumsy in strument, tho appearance ol which sufficiently ac counts for the hacking snd mangling often perpo- trated with it; tiio gloomy room, for over hallowed, where Sir Walter Kalcigh, of American memory, spent so many weary year*, and which at Iasi ho gladly loll lor iho horrid block ; tho ancient suits of armor, and the various weapon' ol ofl'-mco ol ghastly aspect ths hodks for cutting bridles and dragging riders off their steed-, tho halbert with •poarheads a yard long, tho knotty msecs to brain an roomy, tbe old fashioned hurquebuss superseded by titu match-lock which aficr passing through various modificction in iho c»uno »f centuries haa ai length arrived *t tbe unimprovable porfcciion of tho Minie rifle ; finally tho thumb screws and othor Intirurntnl* ol torture brought by ihn Spjnifh Artn»ds for tho benefit ol English I'rotoatantv, a foolish freight seeing that tbo cru>-l spirn ol the tirn-i lied furni'hcd England with ainufo mean' ol I'rutslity, as shown by tbo abovo catalog■„«. Tlmrn Im, is tha Hcaurhsrnp Tower, in winch re many unfortunates were confined, *(fo»o natm-a nod do- vice* are •till lo ho seen carved by thwiuiclvf' on llm wails to beguile thn imIiou# IroorN o| Irnpriu.>n• m»-nt. Tbo ffliet Interesting nemo there mrerdmd it Jsno. to cornrnaniorato tha ascompli'hi'd Imt un- happy Lady Jane Grey, don# by her equally un happy huohand. Lord GulUotd Dudley. I'h*y»li»w you loo the Jswrl-room, containing iho crown jewels, tho sceptre' the Koh-i-aoo Diamond, Ac, altogether valued at throe and a half millions star ling.—(for. N. Y. Advsrtlrer. Srayr naiA and its ANTinom— In tbo last num ber of the Medical and Mnrgical Journal, published in Richmond, Vs., w# notice an article in it on ihe abovo powerful ami suddon pot«nn, by Dr. Towkoe- leirg, of Maine. Ilnevy* “ Tho rrrquonoy with which strychnia is used for poisnmtf (mrposoe, haa ■Mfactrd tho sorioue sttontion not only of medical mon but thn public generally. The dn*dly car- tainiy with which it sets, tho oas# of admimstra- tionjmd the difficultioe which surroundod ovrty at tempt lo prove, wuh (Kwitivn rcrfainty.its pr*s*ncu in thestotnarli, ell unit* to giv# thu drug a dread ful notortniy Dr. T. th«n procoods to mention in stance# of file home r*lM lo a#o iH-rsona who had taken willfully amftakon by mlslakedooeofatrych- nia, ami that hu had Riven them afoujt two fee- epmmfele of a«tur*icd eolation of camphor, with manifovt effect ami prompt raliof. I (a also tried ihe «x|>erimerit on dogs, end found ilut w|H>nev«r he emdd administer Ihe camphor spoedlily erioogh, be was eucceaefel in pruvsntmg rite poison from CAiwiag death. 1'ark Godwin—This ooulrere of ihe ;>roea is a wsjr. He wsedsliverlna<»«•«(hiesmu'lnglociuroe not long ego lo some f«wn In Ohio, and taking up a glass id water during ihs delivery, Ihe lioiiom id rite tumbler droiqxul Util end Spilled ell Ihn walaf war his manuscrifd. Ire waa lor a moment dis mayed. oeperisily when the audience began lo tiller Recovering his wits, hu said, In hu dry way, •• Well—ladiee arid gentlemen, wherever be ilia fault • I my lecture, It at any rate cannot l*o called a dry one r Twa Fravt Ifanv -Tire first birth in ibis ciiy wm on thn 25th o| October las*. Thn f«swreiioe Ae* wrcisiion drmated ihe Irey a first-Hass riiy l«*», end named lumJUwj.ncu Garter, efler the my snd hie werents. tt s foam that Ibe little fellow lequiin Ftoiihm iWl * flnely.—(Kawese Herald of City OrtlimtitriMi. AN OlllMNANCK, rnllUr<| sn dnllnanrr to IN-flne Ihe iiffriicrs ol Alxlucilug luuhoniuf, invriclmc. en ticing or convoying away, with or without violence, or recrcily, any articled seamen, ordinary w-aui'n, Ue.lMiian, appremlc*. or mariner, (rout on hoard any »Mp or veu«l which m»t have arrtvttol wlildn the port of Savannah, or within tho ralendcd limit* by the Commit loo on .Market, t-> whom it had bo referred, and alter second rending was referred to a special committee, consisting of Aldcrmoii Allen, Harden and Miller, to fix ihe rate and manner of compensation lo bo allowed rim inspector. The ordinance nmendatury of ordinaticca referr ing t-i Laurel Grove Cemetery, was laid over to next meeting. A hill tobo (infilled an ordinance, regulating iho niPllllolltH , . inspection ol flour and meal, brought to this city Nv . ,to it onlslnwl hy ibe Mayor and Aldermen of fors.ilu nr export, was rend snd referred to Special ; III* clly Navanneh, amt Ibe lUinlrl, Ihocw.l. In I'.nm- oumnmtoo, Aldermen MalUuy. Gartnany and. ell asremUled, amt U U Iwruby oidainM by smbnrtty of Rodgers . I th" same. That If aoy jw-rren or perreii* .|, n il. from slid Tho ordinance prohibiting boiling of pitch, tar, 1 abettlm pamgeof tld*Onlliiancc,nUiuci. harbor. ln- dtc., and storing lime in the city, unions in lire I veiglc.riitii-e.orcurry away from on boanl any »Mpor ’ >li,nih» I.i.u.n, vr»»«tlofany dpscrlption, any articled M-amni,crdlnary •r-iinun, IsiMlonaii, 'pnrciiUco, «.r marim-r, form such J stop or vrwwl. wi.H*i imt,* nf H s van»ali, or w iihln »h« oktendod limit, of m <I ctly, or »h»ll Ii.oImt, iinnkln, imtlro, or cerrj away any »u<h proof buildings, was read and laid on the table in definitely. mmoNs read and RtrtRRtn. * Petition of J. W. finder, relative to repairing piazza to his house in Broughton street, to Com mittee on Firo Denartmrni. Petition ol W. ». iiodgnon relative to n**<*ft*cd vslus of his portion of lot letter If, now Franklin ward, to Commitico on Fmanco. Tiiu following resolutions wore read and adopt ed ; Hy Alderman Miller— Htaolred, That tiio Markot Committee be au thorized to fiavn tho following work done, for the boric-fit of tin- Market: To have filled and bricked over tho cistern now used for tho reception r.f wnsto water. To have a newer fold from t»i« markot to the, snwn-r in N\ Intskor atreui, fur tho poijinse „( carry ing ofl thn waste water To iniroducu water Irom thu Wa'or Work*, wuh a firo-plng altaciii-il, arid sov( oiy live le*t of h- se; for waalimg I ho pavement *1 t„o market, ami the •ire ot tiio authorities of thu sniiio To have n firo-proof shod huiil for ihoacrommo- datura id th ee occupying stands on Iho uotvido of Iim market, on thu south arle, extending Iim cntiro l< ngili "ii Hint side: tho tool to Ini Wood, covered with tin, supported by brick or iron pillars. Hy Alderman Wilder— Heeoited, That those lns|iectiira and Mramirprs of Eumhor who have not given bond and security for tho faithful imrlormanco of tlioir dutioa ho al lowed till tho Iiert mooting of Council, and if tho nrdinsm-o is not complied with by that lirno, they bo di*misi«d from office. Hy Aldorman Hertz— Htaolred, That tbo City Treasurer he requested lo pay John G. Felllgsrit five hundred dollars on account of work donn un tho Kschangn. Hy Alderman Mallory l(o*o|vrd, 'Hist lire Ciiy Marshall Imdirrcicl in proruro st'nrli uai«a for the aewera in Hay lane, and C- ngreas lane, nt any other sowers that may nood (ham Hy Alderman Hutlnr. Hi Moved, Thai iho City Treasurer pay Mr. Keml- •for. Ihn neai matalmenl on hl'cmlrari for erecting Flrematia* Ilatl, on prerenutton oi hi* hill, com* liwl by Mrtara. Hholl .is Fay arobitncia Hy Alderman Mallery Koeolvcd, That Ihe City Marehall Im direcfo,l to remove from Iho old Ccmofory of negr-u-a, such vaults as tbo relaiivne of iIiomi deposited in with vaults may draira, provide,; anrhAfoud'orroisrivoa •elocl iho ground in iho now C‘«mai«ry lor orociing ITio #jryt|r*iion of Mr. Hpeneer Cuirell, to fw rriada a Ve.Kluu .viattor, was road and laid over in Hell moling 'Ilia Mayor pro rent, Informed Council of the reuirre Ire had pursued with -— Tmil*. etriwtrd f<^ robbery, sqg ttmUuti tu« action in tne ptoutK •ea wm cooffimad, •rtielrsl M-amo». nollnary teaman, UiHUman, a;, lo-e, "f niariricr. when not on b<>sr<! mNI shin «>f vr,.cl. Ii-.ii wnhln Urn c»rp«.f»u. limit, ,,r the elly of Savnnnali, or »hall atTuU any ooiirriance or f«- riliij in *uch *ramen name.| to iierertot leave (uebafoo or vr'M-l, lo winch be ma) have |mk>h auariird an.) aril- del, *uch |wr«.ui •-» offaiMhng, ,l.all, r<w *arlian.l every »uch Offoiicu. being tbcre..f oi.tlcie.1 iN.Aire ihe IVillr* t ourt of ihli cliy, lie liable to a liner mm hundred .Id lar*. and nolle than Ofl) dollars, for each amt ever» otTi-nc-e, * ec«. If. And belt r-rdtdnvd l.y authority afore,aid, ,h ** "lany |iera.,n nr |N-r» ,M shall eld «r a*«l*l In Any «*u, or manner, any artlrled araineti, ordinary mmih, land,man. Apprentice, or mariner, lo derert from »ucli rhip ..r %p»».-i wMiai I)||||| wlthiii ihe |mrv of Savannah, or Wltldn tbo ciriMtcl limit* of Hip cti> ofMavannsb. or •ball at*l and aatl*t in aUlui itng, bartoxlng. in«plgti> g, amiefog or carrying away. «ni,*|||,„ nt vlolciKm,..r tcrciiy. any *udi ariiclcl *cam'n. ordinary resman, lA'.dtm'n, apprentice, or mariner, wi.eilrer from on hoard •neb t'.lr or vtwrel. of within Ihe (-..morale limit* of m* ri|> of Haranuali, a* af.irrMiil,'.irl. |H<r*on or iH-rraini •ball, upon con*Inl.m before ihe |ndlc<» fourt .d the clly, !"• IiaJop lo a rins of One l.undml dollar*, ainI M (.*« II.an fir.) ilollAr* At tlm dlM-rvlIon of *ai<I (.'onrt, for r A« ti and evert such offrore. Tbe flora and w iialhp* Incnrml ami lin|M.*e<| .In m* fl ( ,i ami Msiuid Ms-tl.m* of il.u (irdln'iM-r, to Im rwcovrrnl In Ihe manner pfoacrltx'd In lbs loil •rcilon of ih* Ad < f ll.r l-ei(i*UlUM.ori.r«rgla. natto.l 5*»li ltnemiM>r, nulilrd " sn Ad lo siiinmi and rnn*.itidai«> Ui, **,r<at Act* widclt have been paawtol In r.-Utlon lo iim jMierr* amt privilege'"f Ihe roriMira- lion of th* rpy of Wavannah. ami iha bamiou ihrrvH.f, and for other purtKi**..therein mrniloned.'* !*vc. III. Aitol U It further ordaUtol, I.) ihe aUlbortiy aforet'lil, Th'l || *hall Im. the *ped'l duly of the diy polk* an I th* clly walrli, and all and every one ofilirm, wbrtlwt t»j day or night. If the, *tutl ire credibly In rortncl. *hall In- a»*urrd ol lh«lr own n*r*onal kn-.w- lolB*. that any |-> r*>ui or iK>r*.m*. w Iihln Ihe port n( ?•* *'i.n*li, or ihe *vietHlnl limit* o( ihe *aldclly of rkvaan- "*b- 'b* bantleu ll.rrof, l.av* t*«ii, or are, .. ’ 2* 1* ,h " pfotltlon* a* they are . onialoct i„ lli« tlr*l ami *rr*n>,| „viioo, ol (hi* • kdlhaiM*c,forth* uh, an I a, an et oirkio cm*table* o| the city of kavannah, and ihn r ,i*n.l,*| ilmluihereof, l.v 'rr**l *urh p*r*on or |Mr*tiw, may havo v'olalcl or ail*ni|>tr.| lo violate any of tr.o provltioo, of thl, linbnanrr, a* aloroMM, without any Warrant hu that purim**, ami earry *urb |u , r* , .nor,Mm.’n» loibniuanf llonre ,.r ih«diyi Pro- Vl.lcl tueli or offrtor, k«v« t*^n r<>mmnvrd In Ih* mghi, ih*re to •.* r.mfln*d and .l**li wldi in piireuanc* of iho ordinamo Wm| J.|o«, |R,*.» ■ — ditoliro) hul If - Mall to In ihn *au I. and |„,|| r „ , hul If **h| olkmm or "Jy*J”^t M '••wcrlbrd In ih# flr,t ami rec-ml redhuw ..f ih«ii he«l , I, r T'.' ,, ? n "» >»"’ day Urn*. II l!Ll ''"‘f ‘be ffif ^.^lre ' h * •••foerroerre'imf, builiwiu, lo luing Int I71TI*'*:'" •** •raawllNii Iwflur Ihe Msynf. or In til* al»«*nr*, bdor* ihnrh'irm,no| found I, m *.,ri. .. --- “ *t«Wd, limn ami ihe same Hy Alderman Afoaamfor: D II Mlewari* K*| • iho conirscloy of rim ricev- eogfr's Dopartmeni. having noiiilmi (founcil of hU •helm in relmnulah hit frumsi.’i in favor ol Mr. O. A, L'Rocim, ihn fnllnwiiig ie*.,|uii„h wm ofl«rcd by Alddinan Mrifor, and adopted Keenlvml, th'l Mr, l>. II Hinwarl, ihu present routf'cpif uf the Hcavcnger'* Drp'timehl lo irana- for hisoofitraci with (he Gily, in Mr. (). A. U- Koche, iipuit hia J f. Leuoflm) giving aseiufao- lory In.ihI in rite Msyor. Th* |H>tnion of Hamuol Green. Ifo|, in (hi njoct. ml an Insptrfor end Meeenrer of lunirmr. wr* read, and on nmiion uf Alderman Alien, Im w M duly *aI M " ra»ra»wwM»wtjit*«w,el person as m» I*, lawfully ndliw In hb I 1 ,7 *' 'b* Mid Mayor.Chalrnv'n, nr mh** menilmf fo*ie ofoir ’amV ,h ‘* •""" fo foe. 'hall Umn and Imli ?lLo Urc< * nr M *b'b»»Inpur'uenre ofany fttrefirmdbi IV,******* # Ih- (by pf Setannat, herein. uiiV- ikTi o ‘Ufh ***** M'.l# sod prnvkhai, o> rvgu- Ullng lb*f olive rvutrl of ih« my ol Navannah, ^ xi»tz ar,:: di.m ST. blfoe 7'fod'M, sm| i„ ho dl.MiiMed n . .. - feewUf w>«*vi*f. . IT*-*!'. bovher .<*<|*ln*d |.» IheaallmrHy ak*f»- sa>d, I h'l all • •rdih*.M**o, ro«l, of M.dln.tocv, H»nv*»^ lug again,! Urn |M „f ini' iiohoawe*, Im, *-l (!•* M".* are herd, ,*p*«vcl reared Ih (Vutudl.eih r*tw**ri. I*U. . lifilVAMUANiriflrtb’H, Meynr, Mle*i i A, C. l>**asro*T,^TW«k of iVresdl LIFE, FIRE^AND MARINEJN8URANCE M. 14* WHwSfSmTulmmh, O*. Sprlnifleid Fire «nd Marine Fniurnnce Co., or aruiNnrir.ui,MAini. Kdmuni* pRkgif an, Prea'i. | Wn-IJornib, JfoHec’y. L'mIi i.'splial, ell paid up end I mealed In First lIms Bund and Mortgage, llauk and Ifollrnad Hlocks, 9 in o,ooo. Condsnaed H late mein of Uiu Capital and A#reU,a*per Kxhlblt made and aworn to by the OBcers of sold Company. In sooordance with the requirement' of ibe Lew of tbe mate of NewYork, relating to Agrntiee of Foreign lruuranoe Companies, tn the first day of January, IKtti Market A'"ts,at fullnwst— Par Value. Value. Capital,ell paid In,.... liau^Ui U0 U7rt shares llank Htodl, In Ibe BUIe of UesMchuretls, $07,800 $70^37 71 i Aral Mortgage lluffalo Cor. simI N.Y. 7 f coni. Honda, 5,1)00 I Mleh.Contral Itallmad 8$PcL bonds l.brti :ut aharua Itatlroad stock', 34.U4U Amount of Imrans on Honda h Mort gages on reel estate, on which leas than oue year's Interest la duo..., Kallmaled value of the above real u'laln Y... I to,000 Cn»h ou hand, end In Ihe hand' of Agent* and olhort, part Mlltnated Loan'on pereonal and collateral se curity Value of collaterals, 27,0)0 All other Loans Interest on loan' and Invertmenu, Marl no Preiulmn Note*, UIIU receivable Hurpius, 4,750 DO IJW0 no #5,84* 00 80,4« 08 2J.7*J3 25 14,250 00 2JJ75 no 2,005 |2 3jtj3 2i 2,020 75 ►5,7.0 |0 $*235,770 10 Amount of loasci sdju'ted, due and unpaid None. Do. do. Incurred nnd tu proccea nd- Juitmcni 75 Do. do. reported, on which u*> ac tion Iim beeu Uken 3,044 31 |)n. of claim' for loarea rc'l'ted by the Co. 3,U«J 00 Do. of Income for tbe ye»r, 201,7**1 H» Losses paid during the year 122,333 51 WM. CON Ntit, Jr^ HocrcUry. omcaof the.Nprlngflfld Fire k. Marin# luiuranco i Com|Nniy,Hprtngflold, Jan. 18, IM55. { Tbla Company I' now prepared to Insure property on a' reaaoiiablo tenni a* any ollmr gmul (.ouipuiy. Ap ply to A. WI Mil.’It, i.Vnurn! InsurmtiM Ag'L Stale Mutual Tire and Marine liikiiranrr Co. OF PENNSYLVANIA. Asretla. May 1s\,ti«53, $3.VptB 7U Do. do 1st, 1854, 370,704 1 0 Premium' received from May lit, 1854, to December 3l't, 1854, $100,000 no raid louea meantime, $I.T3jOO 00 For Insurance apply to A. Wlt.UClt, Heneral Inauranre Agent, Equitable Firr Inauranre Company OF LONDON. CAPITAL $2,500,000—Or CV*1,000, TtiU largo and prompt pay ing Company haring a Hoard or Itrterenca la Philadelphia, where all claims are adjusted, are prepared lo Insure all kind' of proper ty "n reasonable term*. Three O.mpamcv are ait strong and good, paying all IhflrloMc* wltii prouiptnere and In full. I hare also arranged to I mure In the cities of charlremn, Philadel phia and New Ynrk.lo any amount applied for. Having Uio Agency of nunc hul Orel clan Companies, person' wtsHln# tn'urence, can rely upon getting Into as sound an J good c<>mpsnlre »» any In the country, as toclr statements made to l.eglilsiure* fully show. A. Wll.Ut'K, Criirral Imuranc*. Ag’l. fob 20 o -feBcctat yoticcfl NOTICE. Conilgneca per rebr B. L. fl. WALES, from PbllniL-l|>bla, will attend to Ihe reception of their titKid*. landingThli Day, at HairU* wharf. (.(mkIj not taken away by aundown will bean.red at evfM-nse and risk of owners. C. A. CUE!NEK. feh 24 1 .Snvaniiivli nnd Florida .tlnil Ntrninrrn. NOTICE.—The r«i#..r rmstit on Floor, In DAS' Hag*, hy ibe tteamcr* tVeUka and Hrw.in.ile, wilt HctratWr be redured In proportion lo |) e rate on a barret. 8. it. l.AFPlTKAU,Agt-m. Jsn 23 U itoTici: Mu h trouble luv lug occurred In New York, _ tn coiivrquence <•! Ih* al*>riic* of mark' on t.oUon, »bipiM-r* by lb# Now York and Savannah Meant. »nlp» will tiles*# lake notion that no Cotton w ill Im- re ceived at Ibe i.rr*ar',inn-nilrdUm-,c »hip», iuiIom dl'ilnrily marked on the idee of the Hale. fob tf IVMiKI.I'i HID, FAY U m. Norin:. Tli# ktesmablp KEYSTONE STATE will W l' fo'Ve Philadelphia (or Nevannah, Feb. 2D', if no! prevented by Ice, and wti| leave Savannah for Pbila- drlphla, Feb 28th. C. A. L. LAM Alt, Agent, Mi w if NiriiMt%i. NOTit’i:. Dr.<MIAULI'-8 CAN ADI. ba* re,um*<| ih# . procure o( Mdiclne and Surgery, Ir.mi In* of. flew ami roddcnce on South IIroad *irwt', three d,M>r» ea*' or Harnanl. The hour* twiwren 8 to lo A. M. ami 7 lo 8 p. M, will be dcvwlcd to ogtc# pa lie nl«. u Jan 12 . nKim .ll, NDTIHB. DK. JolIN D. FISH l* again well rrxwteh to r attend to hi, prolcMional dull,*,, and may U (■mini al hi* office in llrwigliton *trret. if *e|.ivr. HEllIC tl, NOTICE, Dlt.T. D. M ATIIKtV8. of llraufort, S. L\, _ _— -Rer* Id* profeuional wr tier* lo Die citiren* of Savannah, and may bo r.-uml for the pr**«ni al Dr. Fieldin'* bflicc,corner of llarnsrd ami ferry »u. Kept'** if nil. Ytf.YHE ~ IIA8 UKMuVLD hl« • 'flic* u* Ih* corner CMSr «f kVtdUikrr ami Harris nnru. I'.reidcnre, corner of Whitaker and Lltwriy 'treeu. m»v 25 ATM ENvE U M. LUSHER, TKEA8UKEK,. . .W. II. CKtSp. ..W. IV. OATEN. The Manager rreperlfnlly announces that Ihe Mhenj*. Mill 4*11.\111.1*.N IIOWAHD, TOUtTII'S W' IT III Nllt. C II A II I, |;n II 41 U’AIID. who Havo l*ren reengaged for SIX NIUIITS, whrn a tuere* • Ion or piece*, ol which Mr*. Howard it iho acknowl edged greaie*i reprrerniatlve, will fo prvdiieed. Mr. I'sitf, de»lrl«tg lo prove bl. Intention or placing Savannah ..n *n equal Dramatic fooling with any city l"lth *" * |M rW,rr wl Into a (-crii.aiMm engagement *1*1.1.$: ADKUIX, Tbe beautiful and arewmpli'hed DANNKI’SE, from her kla)rel>*» Thca'.rf*. who will »horviy appear. The pertpeeilv# of th# Drop Curtain h*«, during lb# reee,*. boen ro-cotiqH.wd and painted t.» Mr. lUtld D*. Yraux. tr Tl»# Hot i ifUre will t># opened on Saturday, amt ouiUw live veavotv, tionv U ro I, and ft«>m i \» U o*cWk. fell H if now oi*i:n AT ST. ANDItKW'S HALE WAUGH'S ITALIA, a •rtatoptn PANORAMA $ ITALY, ■utlimmNii am. mi: tvuNDKiu) n iii.aitikJ NORTHERN, CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN ITALY. A N Interreling l^iueeon ||«tUn Scenery and Work* of Art; ami good Vtu'lc, will aceom|-anv Ike |*alnl- Ing- A>iml»>tivn r® rent* -children 25 rent*. n’cMck* * *' h *' f |H *" r< M* •! half>••» ? nr Mrera l.laree* may h#w*«d. If fr|, |( AAt>" Ctnrr'l gBStcUsnnmu, ■oi flUif IN FANCY NAnKETi*. —*!.•« — YiV' ?*'*'*• ninif.1t. ov tut. EBTSTONai STATS* The etonnishlp ICeyslooe Slate, Gap*. Ifardie, arrived horo thUmorniuc About l o’ciocit, in M hours from Philsdslphls. We are indebted to Purser Harris for papers forty-eight hours in advance of the mail. In CorraiEae, on the 3)a< Inst, Mr. Case deliver ed to tho Sonata his previously announced speech, on Anglo-French intervention in American aflaire. Mr. Mason followed, fo.ifi gentlemen stlecitiiuf vigorously tho Intermeddling ffliclousncw* of Eng land. Tnx Army.—Some epeculntion exist* m r.xrn.i vtxt: r:/txAt. vi.hv* In » H »r-JWk necks*. pu*»p eapre^ty t,„ aw,is4'pri.'iM|V>jHMM. "**7 FI*.* HAM*. N'imadnahaidmup. nMoKed Totarr*. new wackerei AT HK HROX's, *'• Ne. 1$ HarnerdwireH. nviVdi WTKramrERmuiu Liar;EH SN 4PM. IHJtlA CRACKER*. NEW YP.AKror AKf Fnncy Rrnknm nnd I»«*«i«h* t fw l, H troxtlt: f.H.11 -MT.M*. 4-,. AT lllt.KMl,V«, No. 18 flarea/e-eir**!. hVH-% day wr ssmrday. Savannah Feb. S3 WAITED f.Vyt'R yoeng mtm, ot mwMiv a«*d. wan-^j. aw I 1 «m>1 t«> oUaltflMl *wb*e<i»j*** t-o b>#4, .? »*? 4IIMT. south, lo*HI a v«* y valutofo M*d^*| Kv- * families and xtM*' In ne*»nnah TU iho m»»#t f*>»|Hila/ nod vala*bie ev. t pebiuvid i<„ w which of the Major Generals will bo entitled to ihe *7 •»“.**“* right.k^ pf iy» >j mi. ,. 4 rank tni.to ...,« b, Gar Hem: .Ura.lon u, <U Z XX- ’ Lieuionant Gcnoraley. Tbo bruvol of Gtn. Wo*»l is older than that of Gen. Twiggs, but iho Utter has managed to procure Iho recognition, on various occasions, of ids claims to procedeocy ; and it is thought that rim Secretary of Wu will sustain them on tho present occasion. Tho brig Toledo, from this port, arrived si Phfo ladelphia on thn Slat rest. Tho hull of the schooner Merack, from this port lor Boston, which was wreck on the coast near Imwca (Del.) was aold on thn 19th insf. Thg.cafgo I ^UNF.—Tbj- was sold, si the same time, on advantageous gu*»*ar«i terms. The ship Nebraska, for this port, cleared el New York on the 20th inst. AIUIIVKD. meamtblp Keyibma Histn, Hard)*, PhllndHphla, to C A I. l^imar. Mdin. Ut J W Andcrwin, Amt-tvu It r>», Mr* E C AurJerron, k D Uricon, ll«,»b«r.k. VUUl-toCU*-, lluilcr 4a Prlerron, tlru-bam, Kelly It Co, i:«>b#n fc. Ilertx, 1) D C«ipp, I) CohtO, W < rar»i«n, kl A Cohen. Win Dnncan, W U Dickson, J II D#w*. J M Eire, i T Fowler, lirerglat* It It Co, U (iememlen. It II GntJlii. Dreeurill# k. Co, Hardwick Sc Look, llui>U*r k Cam- well, It llalH>nham It Son.llarodru.* Eipre*v •• John- •on Ac Co, \V s Unit, W it Klmlitougb k(5>, King It 8«*n», King k Taylnr, Jo% Idpptti'n, Lynn It snidvr, Wm Lynn, C A I. lamir,« A Me*;iu'ky, IIC MeKeuti« J II Moore 4c Co, Thorn" Mayrr, Mr'fofo.nlt Dr-yle. Mini* 4c Jnbnron. J A Morrell u Sf*n, T It Mills Pblb brick 4c lloll. PaUon, Hatton at Co, Hu**, Davl* k fo ur. Febun 4c Hmllh, City of Savannah. Tl'on 4c McCoy. T M Turner |c Co, J Wartibure. E F Wood 4c Co. II Wh- gand, J Wgldhurg, A It Wright. Way k Tavfor. M It Ullli'ina, Weaver 4c Coti*ia>itfiw. W 51 Wadley, F Wyall 4c •*, Wells 4c VmU.’lr, Tbo* 8 Wayne 4c 8«u, Win P Ynngr. On tbe 25rd ln*t n at l‘ M.. ntf Cape Unman, ra- cbang»i *lgfi'l* with *tratn*biti Tpm re*vc. fr>.m' ‘barlr* ton, |ur IUinioi>ro.—<»IT Cbarlp'Uta |>at*ed »hip -iri brn Crowell, (rom New York, for bavannali. IMMlEMiEKII, Per tteam'blp Keyasone Stale, from Pblladelpbla— Ml*# Tt»omp**»n, Mr* ln*..n and 2children. Mu, Uei»rea Smith, Mi», E J -m ih, Mr* E H IVooir, and chli.1, V|im A C Jam*-*, Ml,* Anna 51 ltar*i,. J c S'-sgrr end tadv, E I. Clark end holy. Slatlbiew Smith. Mr* C M *mr.h. A E Sciiulire, JT Fowler, VV C WpI*I< and la-ly, Mr* Levy and child, W Auiry. Hold W I nL 5tr 1^- „m>, T >1 ItoMwick, A Tt lM-aibam,and 0 in \lm *Umnjgr. MVI NOTIf i:. ri'IIB undertlrned fa* will 'pf-*kr from tu .y-,. 1 tardy ba* aanoclaUM Mr. RD llAltD IP,r.k* , , Mm In ibe practice nl Albany, nnd lake, it. , v .< In(.inalr,g L»* hlvoda Die cb.(age. atej ,.!!**, U* y.,, nrrvicn* of ihe new firm for ib« pcomt.l i/,c Hl .v 4 , ( any hurttiu* twlruaUd Ut Uwm In U,f» *♦<-.. , .j - Htale. R.K »||Xt* Albany.Ga-, Jan. 1.1455, l*-w« iu r C vORN. Flour,aod Illy, la row.awl *>■»•*> t, f DAVID R HI Ely's, let*t3 Mart,-. Ihystn. who want *»yih./« la in* i,u x gun* ard »;^rlu>e«T* Impleramta. otettry , tlontran lw arr/-m>»uiod on reaeciwnUe teno*. l< a . Inc at 13 lt»rnud *trr*l. fob to LOVELL 4c LATTlM'Hit S I.'DAR— Ju*i received ;*r vchootmt Nuuih. it i b*.U N. Croli Mugsr. an for uW by ISbto T.J.THRKLKKI.D. Ar*. | Ql'NDlllFX— Jnrt received ya> auwmvf Kmr 1 , I’ ir. k*c* 8»*« Goshen limicr, * btl*. Pfcfu.^1-n,. Rolfo*l do. in hM«. White ffoan*, 4 do Dried P#crw i do Drtrel Ap|4c«, C b»’W- Apple*— Bumrte—t Cv rlclng Hour, c ikirea olive Oil, a See lot of cim*. Ry run. 4c*., Ice- for sale by fobto T. J. TflKELKELD K t \ y a AN aTTHA iniAWOND i»UH MfLfA—b/. V / rows received by bark Dondepred. IS Cor* ,». Mill* by bark Prtcr jyrmvll, fo» sal* by MM C. H. CAMPPIEtZi A PPi.Efo—® liblE reeetrrd and he ml* Ly febto McMAHON 4c r**)Vf.f. 1 )OTATO|y* —100 Hble. Planting Prgalo**. rre*-, M and for sale by McMAllON n Is,VLl fob 23 H t'TTKK AND ClIERSE—SS Fartin' b\.ut a i Tjpc**, received and for ante by lebto McMahon a r- vi.r EW DR 19*8 tnoifiZUkh Fan* N*-*-r- |t Printed Ch'llrev. Harvg* |i#l Jcttr*. Ri-», k>-»< c^rar* rj*llk*. Port*,! Cnrebrto'. Jac-twi,. tul < frueim Juvi rerHved^nd fer aafo by Da WITT 4c MOk', If fee to N NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fare Reduce'—Cakli Pav<*ce $20. For .Ytir-l’orS. UJIITKB STATM -, ,11. I.isr,:. •STKAMSIIII' KNOXVIU.R To I^cavo This Day, Feb. 24tb. at I o’clock, P M. Tl..- cm** and »|ii«rid d Moaniklup KN«»XVtH.I., Capt I>. U rcv*, wlUsail a* abuve. PADELFOltD, FAY 4c CO. .■ai* P"'*aa fiu> SrsKS'or I'amaui |> N. H. 'Sblpito-r* of . .-Hon by three ticamer*, will |lra*elako noiire. that fm CoUon will b* rrevltrd at Ihe [irr,Ki Dial i* not d)*Pi,ci!y marked on U»e *Ogr of Dm Hale. The *iram,hlp »*I.< >IE 11> \ will rocored the KNOX > I I.I.E rod leave oh Wcdhredaj. 2Wh u„t. fob 24 roil P.tUTIU, (l l.A.T AND 1NTKHMF.DIATE LANDIS;*.*. I o Lcjivc This Day, Kcb. 54ih,at I0«»’cloek, A. M. m ..'iP** In The *:ram-|>u-5ri WKLAK A. Capt. JamaitMO*King, will loav# a**t»ive every haiurday Mornmg, al 10 u*c4><ck. Fv*r freight nr i.aaaag* •I'f'fl In 8. M. LAI FlTKAtr, Agrnu fob 24 11 AR ND KN’S EX PRESS. OL'R XKXT KXFRKM be *,;,%• VOICK *..J Dm •Vni-r/irru A’ F.aHtcrn Cities. WILL HE DISPAT*’H»:d RV THE I’. N. V|. NTEA.71NIIIP KMIXVILLE, • *pl. C. D. I.i Pi.ii,, On Saturday, 23d Frb„ At 1 o'ck P..VI. \t EW SPRING i:<r>lP«.~tllek pan* Hare** L-W Le N«W Style Rich Rilk*. Printed r bathe,. U'<ti D*r.«itw*. fllnck flarer*. Cb'llfow. end Ifoncl Gfoghatn. IU,vM»h pnnta, Frenrb f'«cbbrto-» »t.i Jkrtut. r*. printed Hrdnan't »»»4 organdtr*. I'u»«y •ml VreGnr*. r«whr»l<Wfoe. Rlbfo-n*, kt , yw-r »•* *n»er Kmizvllle, by fob « iKM'ink MOftC lX U * HIKING TINPLATE, or all bren4». Jv« rere,* and tor »•(*• u. rjttanUUre u% vtP. t-.-i.vM-. «; IS llareard *tre««i. by l-OYEI.L A LATTlIf'-LL feb to o»l<»T.- V*' R*g,' < «jrfrevrad an-j Iro-j. turret t” *ire mar --fc'-.u-td. 13 Hirvudwra* febto _ ijiveu, k unnmtt OTOVE* -'toutrud* Vltt I5t*. »* I try fonWanDy of. hand. Kr.te* ut evtrf drerjoi*. aid nl Ibe bett paiutr-i. IJ RaretnJ-wrerc Jfl.T3 LOYF-LLM LATtoMfogt. ( SolfN ME A ih»cA* VnS i.'tiud Meat ; t ii lit-" • - * * r tatbily ure. rrreiwd and fo-f «5c *.y fob to McM AIION n I- S', e lottery, cum on Saturday, nf 1 ***•«»», Ar., iror lli'llmiad. sfohh izlT MI ,V vv " Germany, l Vhen* A> Ilmi.J \\ UinropfotAv, f ranklm A lU'ctfov Harper. Stewart i i. Caldwell. ItUkrly A 1*0 ur-lr*. D,n» A rtartihuro, llrefoh A Ylllafonra, N \ |la*w A c.%. Ilardwirk k I «ok, Ifohn M t'lwfor, E A INvwDahl, J K ' A |, ** ,h *»'ll k SrnlDv, Hrert Harper, J Umg.c A Urao, \l It May.U A .Allen W v'^ieu u'u k LV ‘* A Ifoyfo. J * r i’J ‘ 11 n T,,,l * n * J Fnnler, M II li-vaw yort, shaflrr A II, A n llarindgis n ILrawtall, Way k EXPRESSES I OR AlfilNTA. I'ETERf IHItG, ciiAiii.r.sroN, MiriifioND. I'Ol.t TIltt A. ItAI.TITfOKi:. U II..711.>ETON, x. t\ XV AMI IM.TOX. xmnu.ic INTERMEDIATE PE.ACE8, RV MAll. TRAIN8. Through in charge u r „ur own .-Vj^-ial Meerenrir. Daily, i^undayt cacvpfo,|,i 'I 9 o*cL<k, P. M. roa .xiAroN, lousims, ATLANTA, HONTI.O.YI I.H V. HIIATTAXOmu, .3101111,I*. and NAMIVII.I.F, MAV Oil LEANS, VIA GEORGIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. Dally,<*uodaj» nacvpwd.i %\ 4 o’clock. P. M. Ofiet 153 Hay-atieet, Satanoak, Go. fob 24 J. D'M.ARTIN. Agral. #t>4,00(i. Numhrr l.unry—1« Drawn Italfoi*. Groono and Pulaski Lottery, * In** i|. (or l*AA J Tn lie decided by the drrt, ing of IvU* II, to be drown at Wilmington. 1st Frhruary ttlth, INfo. GREGORY «c MALKY MANAGER.-*. «cuucx: 1 $«i#oo « «» fiao ooo. i of $20,000. iukci*>2U—>hares in ivraqrortton. Ticket*, uiiher *tng;y «»r hv ll>* I'aci lure, fnr aale hy fob 84 < U. WiTIIINGIviN. I I.AlIKNYai.M:, li A, THE nl'tlPCKIRER IIA8 TAKEN THE ALLEG MANY HOl’SE, 1 ^OllMERLY krpt tiy Mr*. iN.llN-r.and bnp**, |.j rerullimg aiirniton, afol muu vear* i«*t c»i<eci- — mre. |o *ivc *ail»focti,^, mall wfo. m»v t»v^rf u.c ' • Uh thru |>*tn.|<*gv. | G.nM c-nii»ey a are* c» n *l«»y* Iv had bv tfowr wi*b- i Ing in v ten 1 uco-a -r Tabula Falto nr eW«U*re. i >cb 94 l*_* j. Ft'I.I.ER. j mil 4 i:*N N. YORK TYPI-roiAUItY 1 i>.-TMll.lMIKD ... ISIS, ba, vand. toad* far 1 4 Iwmrdiafoililiveri, |r> l.<nu to »uii .-urehatcr*. | iu\um ft Roman typi. <m - F \N« V TYPE. |u.t**i “ m Itirinpl vatiou' mire, •* GI.UMAN8. - iihn AMENTS m mA , , A ,rety. ' 5,ia« •• tlnUUKK*. 1 fret II It ASA AND T\T»: METAL Ht'l.toL a»4 ail ll-r M.ve.ifo* in Die .wi*lem*. All Ih* above Tytw* are rot by etram pew*-. ,>| in* u,,u * «»«»•*w..r.»ami rtlllt li 18 11.1(1 AIM.A bl I’l.ltll >K V.’ *»« (tcrnnnd folnre th any pari nf ib- • nrVI The nmtNlM repW. V> In the pr erv, ot cwMir.g, entUx* Mr ... **d! three more dur*t,)e al Uw p-rere eg .wviiuary Ivi^*,rad- frnM.rediinrforcaUv. ' ' Pro***., \A.«.| Typ**,anJ 'll.wfor INIaimg VkJreUH. eireju Paper 'n-|« «fd*.. • hfoh h», e a.MIud u«*h(y ,w p.rer,. lumi*lM*l ai • h" Ulrel .-{uNSn*rn \he | ,.«rad.v V* frevJy , given t-i ail |.r-n'nig . o ;b* re«<Mpl nf fifty «**.«• I I.' pre p*» il>« |NV*ugw | *,'Prlnler* n*w*|uip*r* in pwhtirt th.' , C.I101IWIIKn«, l-^ivi.t.iur :fcU n--l»s iH-re unw M.v* | for Are. ,|*y .,( )ol,. levs *nd l.-a anl ...» . .4 tlw j P»P*«N *Ui l»* aiineed .»*v ; » MH *• fo» ue* .w (••»- ■ it.n.n C>r ui»H Ui* avix-w-t nl mv m*eHl*rtiMvw. - Ad.Ire", GfoiNr.E I'M! I R. |)lk»«tvr<«i. Rr* York bote* A dam* MO* • tuzi+t, U *icra* C?.< by OOTAVI’S Hr fob 20 IMHLN* A tlLKTZ H A V.— :j bale* of p-vta* Norths, II,. arrive, j-er *cia VY ir ‘ Spring Hoods: iii:xit Y f.ATIIUOP A CO., H AA E rnremd ro vniwr Kj*nT.», t '.Nit *G aannrfmret nf PpGog aadFeist&c- Gtt:dh c u. pf ivti.f 'be t »t:r>wtar : Rich pl»'«d *s»4 vartytod .Mil Plain. cvd*4 a*»l wY,r*GYac* * lorh plaid Mlk Greoa^rere !» - in - tf>'. *tr*.p>vd iUrecre |m do do < *rf*wd*c NuaLtit Pla.n, ooTd and I-ltrk r.kre-gr* “.•I'-l, pla d and *'J IJ o ! J,c -v.rA* Dg’d ud rotid In tnlhaMv l*l»Vd i;inffVua*, Eagtlak Print* Ac- h * 21 APKIAL lllltBONb R roil ptatot »»nJ »-.?ipod (W nort RII L"N8 I *. w *ir red ar»d yda;n while d.- Vonm-ng |4*H Kt-rtwi dr. Rl*rk, wfclfo *.v»d nc-l.-—oj Ifoll di ]>.-• kad co}*4 ToflC.* and -ren* An J a « -tv* <v4 bv HENRY LATlIRop a • H fob 23 _ M\i:\ c oo n*. Ill f II-*. 12 4. l.tnre SberUnr* I * »**T' hi. 18-4 t-Wrbod l.tnv« Tabfo D,mt,k *•1,»L It'd foovre ds dc Ac Dtma*k Napkin*. P ifo. kr. I:■-**.» **.J mon'.ch D.vprre llnckat-ack am! *i'd*cy* foir*« Jo*l re.dvrd by HENRY LATHE'>f* A CO tfbK Kirh Spring Eire** Hood*. AT WARAWOllTH’e CAAII IIOI ftfl. No. 115 Cocgrriws-ekrcv-l. R K.ArTirr I. B»w»de n.ftyw R*U*. nek r"Vl .-.tk, rtfc* <>*nu*d*c Motilnv TrlBird IVurli rtekdci Finn prvntni Rntranu French at*d A rare-m? Pnnt* * h*ttuw ati.1 k'ballfo Rarew*e AA'h'fo Canfam «>»pe Shtei* A'rtaMre** Kid Glnrr* New esyWw Glngbam*. * Rrer.'vrc! pre *tre ntv Knotviifo, amt (craaW al low pnrew, for rock. fcdvtfi N EW nPHING linofos.-Are y4a»d India a*.! i.urfi 8RV*; new- yy-.nw*4 Granedtbm New M.'urwlrve Tfoenre. 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