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tm mm mmm BYP. W. ALEXANDER 4 CO. B l> MnmH'iuui #}<■ nMia *4nm. •<» la Unac*. far *ti mowh», JJ Mklr.l* w)naM,pwudtim.... !» paMw WnM*. *» Ww*>T"c4atn<».) 10 cow. K.. SAVANNAH, GA. Ta—day Morning, Feb. 27. "llrJLR 8NYLE, ia authorized lo recuite aab •crifdoM tad make collection* for this paper. IV TEUaMPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN SAVANNAH REPUBLICS N, TUESDAY MORNING* FEBRUARY 27. W6^ Wtmm WMhlavt*M> WasatSoToK, Feb. M. Tha Sea at# baa pused lb* Diplumaile and Con- ■alar Reform bill, which «u introduced by Mr. P*rkloo,of LoaSaUia, and which bad already paaa- ed the liooaa. Tba bill define* the aalanea of to- ▼oya, tain latere, aecreurie* of legatioo, consuls and commercial agents, and abolbbe* the office of charge cfa&im. It alao aboliabea the outfit# and infita of miniate re. American ciuzana only shall b* ellifiWe to foreign appoinuneote^nd no repre- •relative abroad ehall abaeot buzuclrfrutn hia poet far more than ten day*, without brat obtaining leave from tba Preaidect, and during aoch aiiaence beyond tte day*, h« aalary ahaII ceaae to run. Tba House baa paaaed the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill, and aeot it to the Senate, where it wee referred. Tbe House tbco Went into com- miltae on tbe Naval bill. Arrival of the Cieorgr l.nw. NtvYi ll, Feb 25 The eteamer George Law, with California datee to tbe leu tsat., has arrived- She brings fl.lOu.OJO la gold. Tbe transit by railway accrues the Isthmus ia now regularly made. Tha content fjr U S Senator, in California, ii ■till undecided. Tbvtv had bevu ihirty-eigtu bul- lottiaga. The ateamer Pearl, bjund from Sacramento to Maryaville, born her boiler, and wveral live* were YaAerday marked an cm in lb* history of Com* moo School adaaatioa la oar city,'in tba dedication of tha mw brick building, oocmt of Barnard nod Taylor la,arected for tbapetyaaaa of aa iaterme- diata Public School. Fog all tba object* for which It ia intended,both externally aad internally, it la admirably adnptad—indeed It it a model oT iu kind, eminently combining strength in material and coMtrectioa with beamy of dasign and 6al*h, reflecting tha highest eredit upon all who have been instrument*! in ita erection. Agreeably to peblie notice, tbe dedicatory ear- vices commeoced at Ik o'clock, M-, in presence of the Commissioners of tba Public School Fund, the Justice* ol tbe Inferior Court, a Committee of lb# City Council, tbe Clergy of tbe city, a large eon- eouree of ladies and geotleman visitors, and tha children belonging lo the achool. The exerciaee were in the following order, vis: 1. Report of the School CommMooera, by John Stoddard, Esq., Chairman. t. Prayer by Rev. Dr. Preston, of the Independ ent Presbyterian Church. S. An addrean by Rev. J. P. Tustin, of Charles ton, late of this city, and formerly on* ol tbe meet active of ibe Board of Commiasioners,under whose auspices no murh has been accomplished in behalf of public achool education in our midat. 4. Singing by the children. 5. An address by Rev. George Clark, of Saint John'* Church. 6. Singing by the childron. Seldom has it been our pleasure to witness a more interesting apectacle—one not only interest ing in itself considered, but doubly eo when iia present object*' and ita influence upon the future deatinie* of the rising generation are taken into account; and the presence of so many of our moat respectable citizen* agreeably testifies to the inter est existing in the public mind in behalf of learn ing in onr city. The report of Mr. Stoddard conveyed the usual statistical information relative to tho Fund, the coat ol tbe building, dec., and concluded by elating that provisions bad been made for two hoodrvd fch-'iar*. requiring four teachers. A: present there are one .hundred and lil y scholars anti three teacher* employed; l) t« IV.i. i»*ai, Mr. II. Mai- for., ;.ud two Assistants, .M:**a WiLun ai.d Fnsby. In thia addrets, Mr. Tustin aaidfin offering hit view, on tho interesting occasion of the dedication ot thi, building, he would coutino h a remarks JI Util UiibaoodM Wilding now iHihllcly dedicated would bear oomperisoo with any of Us grada lo any Bute of tbaUaloo. lo Its generalitlea aid details tbare la little mors to be desired—aod aa a whole It will challenge crufoiam. Tbe neatness aod good order which will be cultivated under each happy auapioaa, trill teach the young the lee- eons of propriety, will train the taste aad tba asosm to law and order, aad teetil! into them conceptions ot the aacrodncse of public property, aod respectful conduct in regard to breach** ol order, whether public or privets. The viewa expressed by tbe diatingeisbed ganlct- men—one who has given the subject much thought and investigation—arc certainly worthy tba cooaideratioo ol the Southern people, and es pecially those of the seaboard. Next followed Rev. Mr. Clark, who said, in con earning to speak before tbe audience on Ibo pres ent occasion, be bad instated on the privilege of eddreamng bis remarks mure especially lo the Kaaw IIMUHtaala MMkCnllu. At • cnMtla, M ». Jotro', Dkrfcl". (S.C.j • M ot m.lulon, wu idotnwl, drfolu lb, |»riilo# of lb, Mahn ol Ibo mooHo* lo non) lo Know NothlwWa. la oao ot tbo noalMlooi, Ibo, pno, tholr dtupfmAotloo ol ih, now aid«r, b*. cum, u ih, mwllo, ,Mta. *1 Awo no! recall, ib, doaiiln, of Bui* tonnunir I" «b« 10- >t*cU r lK.»,lw. Ih, mcolin, would Morn lo own- py Ih, urn (hwilion with Ih, Kaow Nothing, u will bo moo fcy ibo lullowms iMolatlou: llupWMd powdjild Mtlnmn. .itrirud from o I.iim Irani u oIRw ot Ii,' Mijowy', ■••m.r lottulbl,, • 0,ilf, otCoib, will bo rood wuh lo- un *' liritniLc. Vina, J.o », l«Ji I told you In mr i..i thoi w« war, ,.nn, le.m here to the Crimea with Omer l’sslu aod suit* — Well, wshav* been th*re, and aa y*ro ass, back **Orner i* wh*t may be railed a handsome m*n, and wears btsago remarkably wi ll, being close on fifty lie has a vary pleasing expression of eoun Hetolred, That we, the ettixena of South Caro-; tonence. and an immense flow of spirits. He wa* r ■ I I._ .I.UI..W uiluor-ia :. _ J.il.Uiik. nii.Himii Ju.wn in him linu, a. po.ee lutiii, ood law abldiii, wduKia Ibotouf. hToin, Ion, and ,nji<wriy wilcbod Ih. many ooil, daily ,rowin, around u»,cm* n .1 ing Iroin • blind polloy on lb, pin ol our UonraiMM or Bl.lo Uuwloluio.U PUild lo.lho n.lur.huuon of foraUncr,. wboroby Mid lurolntn nuy ol .oy iim, oltor ihu Wuirt w»o-of fic ycr.' icidonoo, and without any regard to their knowledge of the principles of <»ur inetitntlooa, becoitto at once Ire# and independent voter*. . That we, deeming the said privileges aa extreme- , ly detrimental to lb* progress ol a republican gov- > reason that tho farmer, in i rrnment, fsel it a duty incumbent upon us to use children, for the i looking alter hia woedland* cate* mote for the young traca than for those about ready to fall; and boeidee, playfully remarking, aftsr the substantial meal given by th* gentleman who had preceded him, what he might have to say should be regard ed as a mere dessert. Entering upot hie subject, and Mpecially addressing the smiling juveniles be fore him, Mr. C. commenced by a;ating that four- I teen hundred years ago our ancestors had no Khools j —no books—not even an alphabet; and no later i th*u four hundred years ago, in England, the eons of farmers and mechanics were not permitted to i attend school. He nett contrasted the present advanced condition ot geueral ^duration in this country with that existing but thirty years ago— . giving a vivid description of the structure in' which his young ideas learned discipline then in vogue in the sites for school hourea were loo frequently letted much ai'.cr th* tn<>de adopted in selecting a grave yard—any unproductive gravel-hank, or out 1 ol ih* way place, would do; a • mall hi>use, not veuiillated, containing hard board eeat* without i backs, and warmed with a red hot ttova, &c., dec., ; atf »ded the beat place for a common achool educa tion wih which he waa acquainted in New Eng land tn ins curly dvy* He also fttU> gfjr aliuded to the i.i.pfuviinent m *cb<K>l disciphae at pna«nt . in v guc over tint ot thirty years «g<»—tuiMing in ' review th« " ferule." tho rattan, cowhide, and van- : out other mstrurnenta of torture common to those day* , and c .mgraiulatcd the juvenile potion ot his our avery effort, (with d*e reverence to the lawa ■( our onuntry,) to supprrt* thtwe influences, tbe con- tmuaiion ol which muat eventually prove rutnoua to thia republic. . . .... And with a view to that end, we hereby pledge ourselves that inasmuch aa every native born ha* to be a citizen ol thia republic for twenty-one years beforo he can become an independent voter, wo be lieve it no more than what justice to ourselve* and the future welfare of our country rjqmre*, that every foreigner’ehall b« a citizen for the aaroe length of time beforo he »n like manner aha 11 t*o- come an independent voter, and we are determined to support no one for any "thee whatsoever, who are not in favor of the twenty one year* citixcrwhip of every lofciguer before he ceu become natur- allied. Thurlow Weed on Reward'* KlrctloA Wo find the following paragraph copied from qune delighted with th* attcatioo shown to turn and hi*follow* try our rmst. Ha ucevpiod, of coursa the captain e portion of lb# ship, but evary day regularly, twice or thro* limes, b* would walk into our guo-tawm, lake his glass of wins, nr, rrtor* generally, grog, and ait aad chat for an hour or so. Uia great amusement was in caricaturing hie followers for being eea-sick ; tn especial he was very hard on Frmce Ktoonta, of Moldavia, one of hi* atdrw-de-camp. It appeared thia I'nnc# bad just married a very beautiful woman, and who very jealous of her, au much to, that when he wa* leaving to accompany Omer, he aeot her off. were a lew servants, to aome old estate of his in tha in terior, With strict orders that she waa to *e* no OO*. Omer knew alt this, and uaed to gat this fellow into a dreadful rage by talking about her and telling what happened in time of war, when beautiful ladias wore desartad by tlieir spouses, lo fact, he wa* the life of the whole lot. 1 Had to ex- | S lain to him all aboot tbe machinery. Yesterday . e came in, aod wrote las name in Turkish and iq j German on each of our cards. The Turkish j cypher ia most remarkable, and he never aigns hts | own name in it except on great occasion*." ATHENiEU M. f WEWAPVEBn8EMK?m ......W. H. CRWT W. W. OATES. Tkr.AsitkCit,. o~ Mr. W. H. Oatar, bartag that Mr*. Mawaas may mu be seMsfoail; recov*r»4 Im appear Thl* f.te^ae. **4 •avtttlsg to rlai dtaappotatmast. raapsetteh j aaaaeacaa that th# partprmanee for Tkta Hvralof, »>•»• «7II*. IMI. Will 9«spvtae the Thrtttlag Lrama *4 tba WRECK ASHORE, mim »->««. 5'- AhSr. Mrs tv.ll.clltsr. With a f'epeiar fAHCK eeppervxl by tba whole •Ueegth ot tbs Cerpa. whirb tba pebhc bate Uew r ■— T —• In appro*#, awd wbtcti tt<* Manager irMa. aw- Car tbe druumauacea, they will wow epaeM aad aw. ewernge. pontTivr.i.Y mi. i.ivr vti;i k or WAUGH’S ITALIA, AT ST. ANDREW'S IlALL. a arksaaia J im i, bad* i bwsawb M begat iae A*4« \ K * vwrtaay ad aaber artiHoe la ew Um, ,7^ i-- ■ Sewd—aaIp#as. facaalaby ** . 3 U**l T.i. TlllRLbELh, A,*, < D O M L*Tf < prf i«rb iWveai: bate* Sbtrtiag »ifipw f>* Ufolrrf.1 htMl *wd rvtiw fa, <;i>«aabra; atrttae I- fogal <4. I*, ladiaa «- I» . be<vt -t|4i rtaVfo * Mat or tt« «>«w*Werg* |*u WWW ttoeeaergr j Si * K-. I*i H M*4 ) A l.<-#k lal' ■>« 4a 4a l*o aa«*y T.* mu war , ggvirr, LATHlUif 7 S ALE# At Ttlfc r »t *l» -<>% . Ma/cb. *i II •/•fotS, 4.N. viJUo-. ^ . < lag r'aitia. n* : Ow ra4«r.w, rnvimi will, a rr»^». la U.* trft vita a an. -« <, i>.w. ba« or. Hka-t . ut» wbHa V wnb aa ewjar-aht la l*»» ngat *«r - i*. r»4 • til. aa* a* mart; >a* t*n i^«*k • «:• . ** «a’k . *•« Urrwa gray II-am " * we* *7 “ “ ““ i \iiatHaVsiiChirr's sale'.', y, PANORAMA ? ITALY, EXII101 TIM* ALL THE WONDERS A REALTIES t M uael aagr.. •<•»«: ia*~. T ** V of : lotrta-1 .ai »• Ua Win.*** H j % .,„ H J V NORTHERN,CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN far* rrteraawia*u» t*-» IliaoniW kb... ■ ^ ‘ ___ | TV 1 '** I* • fiiuij. rfwtaflt XmAtAttk wt b, . . . ' 7 ITALY. A ?* tntcreeUkg lultaa Ibaiar) ud VV,.rti of/ lag. f Art, awl goi>! alette, will aco.mpaAj iba f'aiat- |aUla*. Noroitf Now*. (V. b* ai'|-Meu4 iVoeaiy Erl>>Wr«, lr IW ;b« f rlkrwiag eal>ii.44. *i* ; That U» ? ^ ot *a>it |A|a, to ua < en at u>- , «-i h tubi.ob .a ta»ir o><iaM tax A. A-t»rr , U tn ia»aa by tbo - u ... . - ... , i 4'aart, sad iVrb at aad l*.v»-»- • First Naval Lord ot th« Admiralty whether it wa# i Hrrclpia of «mtoia, An |»cr IliallramO. wtAwrauarcmd Jin. »u u-m... , true—as it Would appear from a *>pwch atalnd to . tVti *.6-1 ~fi bale* 0>U<-n iimI M,D* , P, g Carw/W* 0*V»r row»*b*r*r’. va«J w,t wit4 .* have been made recently at a public dinner by the fc « 'o. Raben A* Nnrnb. LraotUU 4 «>, i>4h-m4 llart*, frqe frd bj tb# u t %u 4 b l,lo Comm>o*or-wCkM in tha Holt.cH—l—ihu ' Puw, Hatu, o , -. , i »' "-ten, rvotioa th. Ilo>nl.ol Adimreitr lud dimined .»d CT o.ur«i ri.L i^?TS'Jo. f* r. Anataat Ninu and hi< Hrttcn —In the House "I O.mmons, on tha !hh, Mr. Crawfijrd aaked tlie j Admlaeina Vi rent*—ehlUrea Si eatiU. floor* n|n at ■ quarter hrfore ?—curtain naa# at a quarter before * oVtoefc. fg* 1 »i ere i.l«o—« may heaagd. if Lb *• ol tne structure in v» 0 nna me tonowing yvipipa wjw « . beaaVn. tt at 4 Tat for T M R'vawd. laM4»ut, led to vhoot, with the I the Richmond Whig into the Albany lN. Y) ihJh U ' ir *' f 11 ***• k w " M.» t'«. M rfowt, .. L> 1 j Mi. I l- , , | atructioo# given to the gallant admiral, and whcih- j K J? * a H.,rtar. A llarwooxl. *M4llv\**4. New England. Hicn Lvemng Journal: *r ih«y were aoch aa would Utter him in the per- j M*1vw»p«r. j E Muw-r.«'t»«gr/4 M Ndiuad. II <» 'It/Ml ft- m O-'i-Uof* W II BI.’LO «r;H. t*»{. TIi’Vt ia m "er V eh i- <ti ‘ Every mall bring* u# additfonal prr*<»f of the 1 f, nnati< c "I hl« duty f Iraudu't-nt means by which WtlUam It. Seward Admiral Berkeley—No on* could regret more 1 wa# re elected to the Senate. And dvery mail ih» n I myteli do the neceasily tho honorable g«m- brmga ua the moat conclusive and convincing tee- tlaman lecl* in potting this questi.m. No one can timony t" the tact that the Know Nothing# ol New ; regret mi-re tiian I myself do that my old and gal- York exerted themselves in the timet energetic , j» n i lru-nd, Sir Chance Napier, should have hern •’ and determined manner to nr<*traw- and dcleat tho j highly indiacreet as to make the speech which ; great arch-traitor t" the Constitution and the Union, i*. ta repr-rted t«» have made a> tbe late dinner at j Thai thisgrowly mtarepreaented and vilely used the Mansion ll"U*e [Hear,hear ] Mating ex nrevacd these regret*, it i# my duty to inform the ; Il 'UX* that Sir Charles Napier has mg U-en di» >rder are animated by a sincere purp-we to put d"'* 11 slave!) Agnalmn and 1 rti-h the master »pirU# «l Akbti-.n lanaticuni at the N oth, their atronu rmaved from Ins c<>mmand ; and that Sir Charles nua and united exertions agamM the re-election ol Napier was not goadod in: 1 imj,:oj-rly attacking S« ward deiu-juatrate beyond the |K>eaibiiity ol a any <<no fortification in the Baltic ; that Sir Chari*# doubt." Tho Albany Journal, edited by Thurlow Weed, Napier wa* tml restricted in any way from attack- . mg tho*i< lortfiwses, il he had thought proper ; j aim., ill. I ’k.ai .. a V ...... M .a . a...... I .... .L. Tlurkct. CnAsmroN, Feb. 26. Sale* of o>tton for thia day, 3>jU bales, at ex tremes of 5 6-8 to 9 ceou. The market through out the day has been bruk and closes firm, with good middling at 8 1 -4 to 8 I -2. ATSsnjtm.-‘The Alhancum was daly opened laat evening, but owing to tbe ludden tilncws of | Mr*. Howard,tbe Stranger was »ub»titutni for the 1 play previously announced. The Manager, fear- ing Mra. 11. will not bo able to appearthi* evening, announces the drama of Wreck Ashore. The many frieoda of thie lady will deeply regret her illncaa, and rejoice at her speedy recovery ; and in the meantime accord that meed of prataeto.Mr. Crisp and bis talented corps, that their efforts jnstiy entitle them to. IST The steamer T. f. Metcalf, belonging to j Ibe Iron Steamboat Company, waa sunk on the op- | paaite of tbe river, Sunday afternoon. She had been ' lying there tor some time unemployed, and it is supposed was run into by some craft, or store by • raft of timber. She it in a position to be raised j t chiefly to the topic of public legislation "ii the ! audience that the day had passed when the dypep- achooi ryatetn, aa th.» ma::er related to the inter- cats of educat.on iu this city. He was awaru that a certain latent feeling ol despondency and dis couragement existed in the minds ol some ot the tn<>«t pattu-tic and enlightened ctuzens ol the South, aa to the practicability ol a system ol public education, according to the 6c«iu ideal ol that which wc have formed from the history of schools :n New York, New England, in Scotland, Saxony, I'rua- aia, and in other of the German States. Hr be lieved, however, that these ohjecuon* would disap pear if the laris were carefully scrutinized, and if we at ibo South w.-uld ad< pt indepcndeuiijr and vigorously a system for ourselves—a system which of necessity, must, in some respects, be unique and discriminating. The ir>eak*er proceeded to ahow tha: but little could be done by conventions, or public com- mirtees to adopt a system suitable for all pan* of thee -mmonweallh. The distribution ol the wealth, and of the imputation, to begin w ith, formed lie leaf her was permuted to take most of his cite .n wielding tbe r*i over ihu back* ol his pupils. The speaker interspersed his remarks with many per»>nal anecdote#, a mo of which were ol an ainuatng character, a;*pr"pnately and forcibly il lustrating the subject under consideration. He would have such discipline enforced aa should call forth the a fleet tuna and ambition ol the pupil ; and such a fystem of education pursued aa should alike develop his or her physical and mental character. He also spoke ol the great advance made tn school books,and other aids to iearnig at the present d»y, compared with even but a tew year* past, and *1- . iww .»<. »' s.-; stsa^gnii: issir; Dial such a Act could i»etform P* be carried ard, accoinpamra the foiegomg paragraph with ihe following comment! and executed against the enemy. 1 Hear, hear ] Slavery shall have ihe Irceat use of our columns j l regret extreme! v that flir Charles Napier is set ' for the propogation ol auch d«tnne It the Yrfl*h- ] ting so bad an example t-* those officers whom he ing out' ol what rrinattuM,I the spirit «<f Freedom would command I reg- • be the object ol * Know N- things' let it be pro- 1 my duty to » air, *■ tfo- s«*i claimed tfotn the h •use-top. ' ' " ' ‘ *" " That the Ordar 'exerted it»utni"#t energies' to ! defeat Mr. toward, is conce-ded. But w ith #>>tne ol tie memlwra that was 'n<-t ihe cniertamroent fo would command i reg-ct extrenirlir that it vai officer <d tho Admiralty, how high y we must disapprove n( such conduct tn any officer in her Majesty'a ser vice. (Hear, hear] While Sir Charles Nap' * cmp'ain . . »>|*r. liardttDSu. tie,, J KwU»l, Iw-i.r, 4 I EranSls Hranvto. A * ll*r rojfr, tuaUWrjt 4 enj.lfc. fowu-n 4 Villaloi'Va. J- bn J ar. lUrtteicK 4 < •«>*, VV M tiers ( OMMKIU IAI, REumil. ‘ NAVA**AII ’ItltKI l. CXriTO*.—TWre *u a i»i4 4*rr.tkC today, sb'rk re-vili, i Iu '.be aelr r f 2.UJJ traiet, at a (■!] rt>(t prW-re. Tbe follow n.rf comprtoe Uw aalrt: «« et ‘. «• at ?H, WalTlg, 79*1 ?H.253at7Ji. a»let7K, IW at 7\. lid at TH. I:M at a. ** at sjg. 4 at ej*. a»d 8 et cc&U- Tt»e market ebwed »e»y Bfm Ravannnb l.*|»or«*. I rk. tf. Per barb Marta M«m.r». for |lwtt»b-IXU teles t'p Utul. arid K> do. it I. 1 4«n e. Per wbr. C. •}. Wetertsry, T^rPh UdolphU—tit tsirw Cot I'm, fd huod’rt Pa(mr. ■ r»#Us \\ a»tr. jttanuc KntrtliQrucc. PORT OF SAVA.NRAll PER U. ^yHEREM. iwe« Qaa»v^k. r *"l preMtd the-optni.in that the third generation to of an enemy,—and hence wo lay before out readers . tir.g of tho want < f oiptidrnt* in the Ifoifd | which l*ev were invited ' Others, when it c<*m«s j of Atitmraity, Sir Charles Napier should rrfl<ct, > t>i Ik- well known that 1 heir' Order' 1# the'hand- ! whether by such conduct—whether by the conduct J till den ' ol Slavery, mission." I.cttcr from ^Tr«- Mowe Ono may 1*0 f>at on h.s guard by the revelation# der h.m, wiil probab-y ask forihcirdia- I fl«- is pursuing toward hi«*utH:fi'»ra—he is vh wjng I an example h ting h>r thos-.- who are under him to I follow—w he:her he is able, by such conduct, to ctuc would witness even a greater progress thin that which had taken placo forth* three generations | tho author ol pasted. He advised his young hearers to do 1cell whatever they attempted—to remember tho Ger man proverb, that there is uothing *•• prolific aa a little tcell known. Ho contrasted the scholar wh », but hall learns hi* leesnn with tho ->ne wh »,<>ti bis tern uf Slate schools, covering all the counties alike. Tbe city ol Savannah has heretofore paid about one tenth of all the State taxes The wealth- , lest estate* were the rice and cot’on plantations on T& The brig Satanoc, which went ashore a j the river bottom*, and the sea island# Here waa •Sort time since on Talbat Island, has been got off, the greatest wealth, with the smallest white popu- ond towed into this port by the reamer Col. My. 1 lation. and of course, the tewesrt children who could •'■yCapL Shaw. She has been purchased by Cspt! erij-.y a system of public education, even ifadoptcd ioaurmounUble !*anier to the introduction ol a *y«- j way to school, look two s'rps backwards fr every Freeborn,of steamer St. Johns, and, we learn, will be thoroughly repaired and made r»ady for sea t5P Captiin Horton, of the Scbr. Sorth State, which arrived at New York, Friday, In-m Savan nah, reports that on the iTih .nst., in lat. 35 30, ion. 74.40, he spoke tbe Bremen brig Uiram, bound from New York to Laguyra, in distress. She had been at sea two days, aod sprung a leak w hen twenty- four boors out of port. She had three feet of water in lb* hold. Captain Fanntkope said he would try and get into New York for repairs. STxrrtn fox thi PxvrTt-rraxr. — Samuel Wright, Jameu W, Johnson, James Shea, and Patrick McMahon, conyicted at the late term of th* Superior court of this county, started from thia city Friday laat, under guard, for the State Peniten tiary. Tha term of coofinament of th* first ia thre# years ; of tba second, two years; of the third, ■area years, and of tba fourth, seven years. Pxtaosx tor Fcornrx Slavs*-—In the U. S. Senate, Thursday. Mr. Stuart offerad a resolution recommending ibe construction of a building in Michigan for the reception of prisoners of the fed eral government. Thi* measure is pr'-poe-d to meet an exigency growing out of tbe abolition fa- nat cumnf tbe tunes. Hunt -tore United States prisoners have been confired in the pn-ons uf tne States ; but since the -.nicrnietii of the Fug live Slave law attempt# have been m=d.- in severs State legislature* t" pnhtbit the coi.tinu.mco of the practice. IjrrtRxaTtao rxoxi Bxaxil— A letter from Rio, dated Dec. 23, gives some further particulars of the exclusive position which the Brazilian g •fernim-nt has taken on tha qu'-ttinn nf the free n-.vigstton ol tb« Amazon river Al h *ugh unable, b th from want of entert^isn and c«p>lal, to develope th" irn rot use resources of tbe adjacent u-iritory^be claims the sole right of way over coaaia and land owned by six different nations. It wts not doubted bu tbe war with Paraguay would be renewed. E ght Brazilian war Veeaels had sailed with tr •oj»s.— From the lit of the month, 150,000 bag* ' f c<-fle< bad been ali.pp'd irorn Ki„, of winch about iwi.'M) were exportud to the L’mttd States. AxatvaLor a Cutaett Caxtitstx— C*v»t Gala- son, of the 17 8. ship Lexington, at N*-w York brought h'.tne with him a real live Chinese. Irorn Hong Kong- Ha ia a ffortst and gardum-r, and goes lo WashingPui to attend to a large number ot plants, collacied under the direetiou of C>.mm< dore Perry. He ia about twenty year# of age, and named Oqui. He apeak# English a iittlu, winch li« learned on tbe voyage, and aaya tic ia now an American. Ha wa* born at Canton, and is said to be lolebrably good-liking. Errxcr or looan PiLxixsrro.v'a Euraimv — A letter from Washington aaya: "Tho alovatinn of Lord Palmerston t« the Ikitiah Premiership will Instill now vigor iaut public affairv.and impart new Ills aod energy to tbe army. We shall po-muitly see the effects of the new ruU, not only in the Crimes, but in th* inerrared anion of diplomacy in every Omrt of Europe Should the war cun. tinue anotlier year, every Eorupc an power will join tbe allies, and we shall wuncea auch a general crusade in favor of Mabomedanism, aa under God- fried uf Bouillon wav once led against the Mua- laora. The probabilities of peace, however, are now greater than «v#r; juat because the war •# about to be mura actively proaecutrd A chronic diacaa* is oot so easily healtd as an acuta on* What Europe now wants ts a little wore inflsm- autioo. QCAXAJrna* OH ms Mjaaiaairut—Tho city of Natahau hot aeot a depoutioo to urge before the LugtaUlaroof LouWaoa, new m aaaaion, the im- porUAOO uf establishing a Quaranilo* at Baltxa, tn Mdot lauol Ik, qpmU.a u lo wbMbn ot no) ll» *,IUr tA IU MlaMppf ouf 0« fc- pnHKUd ll-.ni UullMTlUo lod wru,,,. Ih, r.llow On,, whkhbu nur«I ni UMt.m tn Um Ii.m •od tourwu of Ih, pcnf.1* of that Mutloo. Tb. W« Orl-.n, Ih.ll.thi iblah, Mmllar SKnrMUnu too, ho OMd, In otim town, and tllloM* on Ih, Hmtmlpiit. wnht, th, „m,nf th, f,Unw ln«. Know uf It, Hnou^-lt i, Maud la • l«tw from Muhld, of th, »hh ,1c, ihu M, Hoakib, AiMtku MIoIH«. HVlUCMIh, Mi!., fnrhu powpofto, »»* *»f •• *.dlM,i 10 uh, loo,, of th. Sum. II, bu nm t« ouifUd th, go„nm«M that Mr. Pmr moald i.main cbvtrl with th, d.- fMlioa ol th, IuM“*n> Audlu, latlaf my, i - Mr Soal. n,«r| dl(,ld>f In ih, hIwm, ol ih, Qwn u uk, lu,^-»».rrihln« u-nl ourdia* lo MhlMjlo IlioM, limn «bi.h h, U iwwhf, lud imiaoud hbn bout lu.ln, Madrid* liuinu Dunni^ I Wilma, lw,i« of dwMUln, horn tMubm | Mr. Kokulawlu. bw • M ,A ilMOnuiu, Iran R«w. huh hkI IImou. nr. ind Mr Iditlo, loom 4 dupauu, horn ft MW, wilfnl M UuiUllUnn Wuloudar It ,'u ni.Mfi.liy tn tax ih, small cIxm uf seaboard piaotcrv t**r a system of schools am ng the formers, and the thickly settled counties "I tho interior. Iu view of Duse tact*, the speaker a*ked> hat method, then, is available ? He could see no objection to a syaietn of schools based upon a State law, which could be adopted by cuiea, or other municipal corporation#, or by counties, m their primary capacities. He reft rred, for example, to 'ttie State ol Penn*ylvania, which at an early | ertod, adopted a generalising plan of State at 1m»oI#, which became so repugnant, because regarded so tnrquu- able, that it had fo bo modified into tho ouuty and municipal system. Since that alteration and ad»p- Utica ol the *y*tem, tbe " Keystone State " hai followed clovdy in its progreea upon New York* as this Sis to followed New England, and these m turn, had borrowed so largely fretn the education al ayatem eatablish-.d throughout Germany and Scotland. The gen'leman gave it s« hi* opinion, that unic-.a* we exert ourscive# tn adopt a system to our exist ing j-'culiantiea "I population, and our material reaources, we shail look in vain tor flic cwtabludi- menf ol a system of public <dnr«uon in thes^ S* uthern .Statrg, tor many year*—perhaps g'-m-ra- tions to c me, a* in our older fimthcru State* ca pe-tally, the distribution ofw'-al’h and of (x.pula- Don is governed by condltu na which no legidatton can ehauge ; jr,Jour legia.'alion nust be made »c- [ i- -rtlnic t*» these ;x:rolm c< udltione. Hu urged tin! prejudice* and impfVi tieable plane mu«: Im- la.d asid'.and tn-i nr.at not b> trow « ur nrdel I f r a »y»terii from State# a» raaentiaily different in their •ituation; and ruled the condition of urine nf the#* older States. In Virginia, for example, tho pC'>p'C are ar'-ueed to the mccMtty of a lucre*Hi- it-o: system --I education l"i that rit ,tc,—aid >«t the Hum i* g -ing backward, in ih Every decade cxbibits « raplfl ar.d lesrl'il increase of ihe in.im ol popular ignorance. In IMO.thv number of white tm-h an 1 w. men who were unable to read, iu Virgmia, sru -unted ; in i860, it exteeded 8H.0'*>, At till* rate it would rtqu'rn but a few generations to ext nguivh all kn ,w'.odge of iv'tsra in that commonwealth. The foe's previ u»ly mentioned, in n^t^ct to Georgia, am murh the same in *1 three older H-iuthuin States In the Hiatc of South Carolina, a-nn-whero between onc b-urtU and one third • 1 tli» ."tile tixn have been pad ty lfo- city of Quihston Tl»e a«curuulati"u ot ita- alavn p pu- laiioiif-n the a«.abo«rd, and thu fqiara-'tica* ,,| the while populat'on iu llioee diatncD, nuke the con- ditioD of Carolina and Georgia much di« same — Under thia tx-cuh*’condition of ihinga, th* .^peak'-r iK'lieVcd, a municipal and a county a)atem, under | a .State law, could at once U carrio«l into effect in ' thia city, frto ff -rii any ol the o'j.c:ion* referred to. Ho llioughl, this City should l,^ a it* own system, and ii should he kipt m working order l,y I city action, as much »« as if Sarannali w..r« hke ihn nlft republic #1 Venice, or oven aa inde|ien>J-.'tit - ol the out lying coiuiuonwealili aa tho tivo cit»a ol Germany. In tha*e n-iiMika (ho speaker had rch’lcnro to an vducaiional system ; tlia commercial, social and t>-»litical rnlattonahipa of llna »cal*>jrd meiiop- *»li# wuh ll»e interior should be cultivated w,ih the utmost asaiduity hut hi an educational ayatem tin* city n»rda to do Us own w«,rk, and to liold ii up aa a model lor each of th* other counting to adopt lor theinaelvc* One fluid ol the counties of Goorgia are at onc« prepareol to adopt tt In Aimmi c.uuiiee running acne* the middle third of theHtaie.on an average, forty scholars,from the age* I.faix to all- tarn yaars, tan lie found for every apace of (our adjoining aquare inilsa. 'Ihe ipteeflon now pnwcniiNj, aaid the ep« aker, in such e simple and praclicahl* Prm, is w tint her th* tmxeita uf HftVannsh writ adopt a ayatem of education which provide* tile first unKluctlun for the giaatrwt numlier SI Ihu iesat uxjM-nao f Tbs mrolal and iIm Iwginuing of auch s movement ia this day inaugurated: and with ihu sulfraoce of the people of thia city, may toon b«c„mn general and effective The Maasle Hchonl could, at an ••rly day, bo j»ut Into operation, and bmpmin the mat* and oounUrpart of this, In the eaatant aoeflon of fltt city,** this Is nf ih« wastern. Two uf three ptitnatf school* gradested lo thsae, ns the Inter- rmdtala, could all be claaaified in an ear ending scale towards the Chatham Academy, if ihe ample funds of this inotiluti' O were laid out lor aeuhliah- log a high achool proper, on the model of the cet». braied high arfiool of lliiladelphi* j and thare Is Oo reasofl why such a achool In this city should be lafeilur lo the oee fa I'hltsdalphia 'Ilie sdfsnUfM of a per tec tad ami nlaasihad system of (<ubllc education war* nnxi discussed, in a>,me of thsir detail*. Th# aupeffor diampliue, lU gradalkm of six as as. Ibe *«M|vtaiun of labor, Ihe moral effact of wall admiiilaursd authoriiy, warn leading reeeooa for regarding peblie school# prafef able to those of the eo-caUed sated, but which ere really mteeelleNeuua aad uaslaanifUd aehool* la cvnclaaioo tha speaker vary jwafly Gaimad, he took forward*,—making tho application very appropriately to the study of arithmetic,his tory, &c., where die learning ot thu rules, dates, names, fltc , wero so neglected on the atari aa to render repeated reforcnco to them ncceaBxry as the pupil progresses in his studies—thus m wider to get one step ahead tt becomes actually necessary to go two atepe back. Ho advised the child to remember th*t in ap plying himsell to hts studiua, Im was not learning merely to plea** his teacher, for recitation, nor lor a public examination, but lor hi* own g-XMt a* a citizen ot a great republic, destined, puuaibly, to discharge anm« important trust, and certainly to exercise at important influence in aorue spiu-rc of human life. Think for yourseivea, said the apeaket, and be willing to purouu truth even when you cau- not Oee how it ia to be practically applied ; and »* not discouraged if you are bp.-ked upon by o’hera aa stupid, or if you flunk yourseil ao, but peraeven*, refiieiutK-ring thu tnanv illuatriou* men, wh<>, in their earlier years, were rnoro distingutahed for stupidity than for any other quality ot character — In thi# conO' Ction ihe naima »f GddMin, Rcutt, Day, Newton, and others, wore given. In conclusion, he desired to impreas upon hts young hearers that in obtaining a physical and ln- Micetual training, they were to r> member thcaa things imposed up.n them high and responsible dutus at mural beings— that ihrr* are hinrr obligations to be d'*c(iarg'*d than thaao due their teacher—nobler intcreata than those cunnact- ed with th'-ir school—and enjoined u|h-o th'-m ao to live, leain and lafo.r, a* to Jiacharge all the dutn-a of (ua life, an 1 finally to attain that inherit ance which ut incorruptible and that lad.* h not away the following extract of a letter trout Mrs. Stowe l-ncla Turn's Cabin,” to the Na- ttooal Era : Boston, Feb 2, 1SSS Our old City is Itnuaually anmutt'd thia w liter. Generally #*» r<*(>ct*hly stupid and steeply, it has thi* winter staru-d into an unwuntvd hie. Lec tures abound, and are crowded, and the opera is md never to have drawn auch lull and brilliant boUM-S. The coum »'f anU-atavery Itctu'es tn tt»e Tte- moot Temple have been wundcrtuiiy succcaeful — Ticket* have been a<>ld at a premium, and the hall, which seat# about three th usand,has general ly |to«-n os full as it could tm packed It is a noticeable thing about tins* lectures, that all the more decided, tearless, andoOt-vpok,-uex- prtusions ot feeling, aucb a* once were called ul- j Ua. Never, since K<»auth was in Ifost-.n. ti»»' seen a whom h-iuae au-gmg with a greater AH II • V »: t>. hteamer ►t. J-bn*. I irrti.ro, PaUlka, ie_ •.« ' leg horn 4 * ubi.i.-ahiin #i txaiee -v I, u,. 41 J» I p.uj ’ l uUio., simI Mca* . i.. ?» A iDrO-e e • •>, T.m-b k Mac- | krj.J »V MnlrfM.ii. '' V I. Untr. ihli-U^n «u»u-er • ti.lfiiin. P..r,!|. t<i( iili. I. lw.* » 17 4 tfu, 1» T It Mint vea tu.ev ( ViUin ai,-l Vi I,, U. ti it ?. " It alter, by a iRrmUxin. K«-; j 4 « T R VI. ID. at, 1 irfdrf. , tr . , .*trafl.ef • eliioun. K bc, •l.arlrat'-n, io a W l.»B #«« ure the confidence ot those' fTi-.rt vah> arena-( Mu/r t.. - *1 laBi'.an, . fuuf^d, U lli. 3 , ». V*i rtorUa Mono. Vt I* \ „mr. A IliivnU. Lux, fU,l, 4 L tif. Ii llabe-kl.an, 4 Na., •* - im. Dai.t.wwr. R Ii ItMiu*., It l4t rr, W t K114 I. H aVrf. »••»,*!«»-eee |--r t^-fc IU',^,1 lajm Y.at, trr y«- trrri*) . J V 1 ,.bhrril 4 1 •» VV II Kif&t^' It Ihhrnl.tn 4 »• «,. V V s-1 u. >r, V < «. IV ,U, ' k V ,-rvtil!e, » *.-h»1»!I. VV |* Vnoir. J (1 'ir.jHaia, veil. 4 t ... N It K,.»ip, Lux. D>> -4 I •«.«. r«.u-«,. IIall..n 4 « ... T .« W ur 4 i-«.n. E l a-r-.u* 4 < •>, VI V C.O.etu Clagbi-rs 4 1.atiOibgaaiii, T U Wilts. ..r-ef.axKl utlitrt tWari l:k>I »*,. MlWV. TOn K*su\. »• ,7* Lt,r mk'., UWsu t |r» ib« tens. •• w * .7 Ur l«»rTy fiotUro ttev, ««•-, ite ( » « ' • t H Arxr.f caw <4 rlcvM. Vrlf, u^ M Best t •/ IK to • AiUJvtww.J -n* PAwc/eiMl l!,if. L l r * oam,m>aaol 10 *:te*4 Ue je-eeu4 7, I VjC, *• 7 i wbo u» lUt.rwa Jvr> . t* (MltVr, •- ie«4 Bart. <C,.o-o .... ' ihe? Bt» a>«<5 xui • <»*•# •/ »*/ U m , ,, ^ Prr Ue tr,| 4»f *4 l** »»t' Tm» t. » , Vl*l. • Ofr»e*. 7ag.ff, i'Xu V»|< Il4t f In; -O It oee* II. *»*"*f» • Wrbt, i !> I. .. ) \ ilMiaklit.- li.k <.n,J *» ivhi. 1. t Oerrl )"Wk I*. W Wtrt, MloLx V - ; t»«;*»y VI left!*, Hwfj W . »»a, aui fi rivisiriMk! I - icrtk! ita I'r-mi Jiacco I >-n ./ ^ L.,u n, u trM J % ft.ro. r.ec- to 1, t ( | uO.rrnl, llu trrt I* ?h»l It,*-) Cu j.,., - t ^ j ttxj i'r e*4 tel •• ft '•» >,«».•( - it., i-i <» a lor, Uo trot Caj -4 la mi' !»»». .4 ». , . .... AM, • hxif*,. I'iMp'xi r*e. J «e P,-uVm«. k.e*. Ueery I H’lf. V ! V* .. • • f v ,, lxe,eur. JarfJt Mn'l, at-t t laiV-:.^ t-. -,.»»*« j Bt'rtfl l.» TrrKbl'l ■*,#". uLeteit Tr'll Tu-J. Ri4» I . M l« , J*. 1, traoi larei) CA+f* rtri. ksw-** Jo J. . . < uM-k t rau-e ot rtrata. 0% uf tvfco it.* t.'u. .11 e* u* fcrtt 7*e.t, ..f itm ' xxirt Tree rt e*ei trot* m i.i** frb r. 3 /*•» f Ct'ILV v: T .v , 2.4MHI III U.IVI M. I.OTV A I«-4* | tltNV way. UU4 u» t , «, . if such confidence timy have in him . aod Imther such conduct h becoming in an < flk'er i who aasnine# to command a fleet in conjunction , with our allies the French. (I'hvt rs j l -i'iil and W«i Ofi 1 * V I j » IS .i.-'a ri. Lot* X> t, >«C loa .uf I Ft Tr.f+r u. oa» -The orem fifing up- ' cr Ifon Ffaoklin, at St. CoMMtKCUt. Covctisli • •n the American ateamer '1 liutuas, haa been made the subject 'd a e rr dcnccbetween the 17. 8 »-n»ul ibere and tho (*..»• ernor ot thu Island, result tug in mii« imp runt c. aimcrciai couccewono. Hctetoforc, any v<aa«la leaving thu j»ori were liable t,> be atopp-d f y firing , 011 them, it -hey ielt the amallcst due unpaid. The 1 g Viruof ray* that oilier rt-gulalKii.a are content plated lo avoid this practice. VV U VVtlCMT Per atf-smef * M. Madoz, the new Spanuh Finance Miniit.r, haa propuwed to alienate the pf 'jK rty o| t:>o charch lt hold in m-'rt01am. The Spanish turhopa arc furi- ut-rp.k. 11 cx- ! ou *» Cadiz has just idd;c«xd an • • • energetic pfoteat again*; the mcaaure to the Cortex , I.IVEK DIsEA-EH -4\\UTEK> r‘PVMi‘11 MIX- thueieMn than during auto of them ieeture*. The : T ! ftE, a* a icokM; lor liver dioeaMs, and tho uumbte " f '.'riMidetileevIlveoiinoetCkl with a ilta .rgaoua-l visie prlMec**. | J VV Je'-ke.}. T Rlfkiu, ) I ar.a-.4-, K-d «, I'm', ft •» , Nrlil.fl, It N Jrdfrja, VV Ii li.imBt, J r>-« eaet'-J. * !l Tun er, i I' liardre. * J T NVnahU ti * VV ai r. g P t»-*t! ' le. J v\ Heard. VV PerVi&o. r D-rn II V\ llr»,d. I ft M or fed', tx»e. Vtrv 7*lh rd, VI .t VV ai ua. I( DaU.ii ♦, m l t ilwt. I'er •Irauiffl ' ill.nua, f--'n» «7iarlr*:..ft - Vt n rtirVrr ii.! Mrco. Vtra VV it.VIrr, V't»» K ur. Vive VVir>B‘.*han,, T foam. V M*»ter»'B. J II Mu-n»a. E PUX»f. VJr* 3ui re, 1* V J |* l.i»'n.f», 1; ft K,u,,. H- Iu.. U-firr.|M ‘Ik y t. •- II n«a.|« 1.. H RrariolL C l.nkr, 1 Mr Lom-a^ d/ ' -r-uth, Vti \\ .ieoB. V U. \V tv .u i Iduahatr, and a deti. lecturers do m»t much acem to produc,* tcciing, 1 <t( I., a templing a report of th-' atflrvisca wo aro con ecu na that w«* have fail-d t.» pre««-nt the ic- mvrkkol tho geiiib-tiieu in that lav->r*hie .igi.t ,n winch they were rcrvived by the very large and lugh.y intelligent audience pri-rm »u the occasion, but wc were unwillfng that the many who could neither find time tmr room to be present ahould wh i'ly li*..ao the benefit of them. ALoge'ber it w%s an ocaaion marking an era ,— tilth" h.s'ory ,-| Public School Education in S»-' L-aar *»nnah, and wo trust an auapicioua beginning of a I syaietn that Shall p-rvado flu- coniuionwraith. ' Taut, or C1.XAUTMIN —The Protestant Epieco- , pal Church of South Carolina, during its session nt I Chariest- n, Lat week, pa**M>it a n"W canon t'-r tho ' trial of clergymen. Tho main features nr* that it ! provide* fear seloctitig th>- in- uil»-fs • t a v-urt in a nistim r simi'ar t<> that in winch jur<ee arc ch »in in evil courts The naima of iw.'lro Prcahyu-r* I arc to t u drawn by a child from 1 In* box a fight of [ dial • nge ia nit «wrd, and fli|«c-,u*UiutAV tho court. [ Ixiy risa. s«or», al»o, may be caL'cc) in n« adv*s< ra of tho Court from tin* legal profem-on The car on i wa« parsed, slier many minor amendments, with only two dire- tiling Votes among the clergy, and unanimously among flu- laity Till: Know N'oTIII.io* of Connecticut have nomi nated Win. T. Mmgr, of Stamford, tor Governor and Wm. T Field, of Pontfrcl, t»r l.icut Govern- or. Goifio to Rt'MU —The Hartford Tunes says that Lieut. Hunter, lately divnuaeed the vorvicea for bringing tho Ifoml,ridge lenno with nil leave, is go- pig to Russia, to oiler hit survicusto tho ('tar. Tho Tiince also seys that hu will take with Inm Inati- monuls" lot bravery and energy" from tho I'roai- Ueiil <>( the United Status, and "one id tha highest officers ol our navy. " l*ia«engp of flir IHplwniNflr and f^onaulNr llrfurni Hill. It will Imi aacn by reference to our tolegrapbto be d, that tb" Diplomatic snd Consular Knfotm lull lias passed l»iih Houses ul Congress Wo gave a synopsis of tins Important measure aomo timo atucc, and availed ourselves of llsn iKTaaion to command it the favorable consideration of Con gress. The annual compensation attachix] to tho several diplomatic iniasiona l* a* follows: To Gieat Britain • 17,000, France, IAXJ00 , Hpam, *. ItiMMia, PJJWUj AiMtna. I2.0ISJ, Prussia, I'd - -1, 7 *rOt). NapIcsJJtOO, develops (hat which t-xir*. t)u this subj«t , the whoU- sir seems lo bo charged with el«-ttr»ciiy, and a #th-aker w--m« to bo '.nly flic conductor . through whom it flavh*a into cipresaion. It is a rnttarkahle and m>«t tiottcoablo foe: that Wt-ndi-I philttjie, wh- Cfrkl »• alim-vt torneeih ationtiun,4* adts-Tganl-r sod a madman, ha* drawn one id the largiwt and in wt mi'huvaat'c IntuMW of any tb * wmi-r, and | tba', though tho object ol hia lecture waa t-> pr-vo j the aba-date necessity of th* d senlution ol tbe j Uni'Ki, be wa* hoard throughout without the slight- j tat if.iiinaticn ..I .fisapprobstl ,0, in the m.w, a.kmn and attentive silence. Tbe papers code* v.»r t" ac count for fl»*» Ixcl, by attributing to Mr I’billiiw an alm-ist fohul ns mastery of ttie magical art* of oratory. A* in the tirno of Luiher, the Rotn'sti trsctaiians sought to rover up tbo mighty tact that ot the arouKd movement k>f aucicty by ascribing to Lutlicr sutv.rhuman gtlta of person, tnt>!lect, Voice, and ituniH'f.So m'W, many seek to blind them* selves to the great change iti th« community, by attributing it to the out-oical power ol an tndivnl- 1 ual They I »rgci ilic d«yv, when tho tamo da* ! sting, smooth, and p.bailed eliMjucncc vpent its - lightmngv ami'ei: wholly m vain, and that such an audionci'would k'lice have received such a com munication a* tbo Joes did ofold, bv crying out, and vioppmg their eaia. Tin* tact, which newapa-| per writer* ignore,!*, that the tide n riving—s ow- j ly, surely, and with rrsist!e«a regularity Every) year lilt# it higher What "nco waa called ultra iain,ia now claimed utnveraal tx-lief and the taut and I u!t.matt-extreme of the most uncompro.niving ab- lint orcaa, I* unmalM. llutoJfiaia kg rcrtittvau*, frotu the tiUf*"*t #oert»«,of peraon* li* n< Iu H,« ciij <>f U.cl ni- tKl, V 4, mi,‘M bt | curr* i.j « nrf'i .'|ai..*h Mlature.— I VV 4 liavo «,nljr n-.ru lo rrtrr l.» Umi rlira itiiiinfj cure „f I __ i„ 1 it. Driakrr, Ewj., «•( u»e n*tn of DrlnXer 4 M««e- l iik., . rt*. HuuXatllrrv, l(ichni"l,.I. V», al... »»• curnt U) two ] ! k-w» U.CMU,-. in. M,..... u». j €'!.»: %ICI II. I»rl Vltr.a tletXDa, Immi .»—*'. hftro 4 |l,ri *c»r, » »l. Water bur 1, Im,!, t*Tul«J*:pa a— Cnitn, 4 He#u Ccrtog ir.-tn s tlixsxkl iin-r thi- bi“.«J la wi'iMlrlfal, Ik- U-r tl.»i bad nra-r Ukrh, si.<! (twcrtull) rrc.-n.iurt.dk l*«e advertisemrim 6 le t, JC ' looked in tin-lace with a »rri"U» ; ing • f 1 Drirnslnst ou of ltu»«t It." Ilr*d — istouiah-ne >,. b) II'H.IJIIVAVK I'll.I.**. — J»mr» . .*.,xr, ei ' . I fourh nrret Nrw Vnrk, *11 a 1n1r.11 f..r alt jr»r» u» ; m | dijiiM-ri aiHl drirrtuinattou of l-l<* ~! to '.be bead', lx « aa 4> (>»>l at 11 me-, that In #r.i*»init a r.-.m. it wa* wot. be u inoei d'ffl' u"» be pre«ervi«t blnix lf (row ta I hj. Ibe hcu.ijr aid hi* frtri.d* frirol mat It would k.-mi>* 1 taddeo death; ibe mwtical jimfeMtoti tn(.,rin«d hii», there WS* hut I.it.#- h«.jw f..r him, aa il waa ib"'JZht tt.r,i j ho.ti'l.K w-.uld Rol Cate tlx dl-cirlrr. but in < jij.Mil.i.f, ' to II.'a advice, he tried llolfowa 1 'a Pi.l», wtoct. an r->m- 1 tdetrly rhahfrd tlx Mate ,4 tlx blood, that he w aa c ifrd ' Iu threw month*. .-ncti caw* d>. h-.i ri-julfc c mirm.- j fart# • j<rak (.<r thrtnaelarv bee advertiarmehl. I Irb C \ from Hun- Jntni II, T, Jrruutr, of ilic City- of Itlimorr. Mavm'a Orfica, | | Ital'.m .r.-. Vacua! 'gM. I8ii \ I take crest plea*ure in -lain g lhal I fiat, rxatu'txd the tianir* "I Itmoe who have atcrx-l n-nflrairv fr- ( *p,C‘.iiu( “ Hampton*# Wcetabie Tiur-t tr." ar.d ani"»* . thevn I rrC.vgniae cenlh-rae.'i of '.he Oral rv-ap«ial,ll|lv, ; via: J.x K. ’'tapletoR. VV tu. A. fxho«0rr. Dui.au, and ..thrrv- I at*-, chewrfutty t«« ODITI UIl I'Its. at the r*e drf^r ..f Ida father, in l-g-n. Morty- sh.rr, 8collator!, .w Mh u‘i . in i*x Me.h veer .4 t .v are. JAV4H* AStiriLVO.N, a ha'.rra- . r ll.a- nw-gtita^M*«j4. hut for hearty f<wty yrera, * m-nhai-i of ^etatnuh. f ill: t LOkIRti 4(1.At:, VV At'rtll'* ITALIA —Tak*w place on 8&tordav V;bl h-Xl, and all aL.ul-. baaieu 10 The UiuRi’tut.'-.h " f 8t.|'rter’a« butch, at R. we. wrh the tph-OkiMj In'erM-rcf that nvacn.SceBt rt.no*. Ui»»pic. with it* gv.'gf ua h'jh altar nr full d'-ut.ie the prtre o( admiaalon. 7>uv 1 lutnitvaU .t UVrw pla-r ir.m,.! a:«-lv after itLt. sod nil tl.wix w ti a.. u U-ik forward to't. If Irb ^ tarr Ucducrd—C ahln 1'as.karr S?o. #>»»• .VVir-1 ’ork. IIARNDF.N'> EXPRESS! oi-fc m:xt »xrxr.-v-« ix nut* voiik ft lbs •Yorthcrn A* Hasten! f itin. WILL BE l*t«P \T htdr IV Th STEAMSHIP FLORIDA. « SfS. M. •. U.w»wtu, On WKDXKSDAV. Ffkrnan Ni. AT « ON LW K. P n. rjtPKt.w* i-* r"E Awfuv.a. OvartvwUdh.C'Jutsbra. VV .lsv r^"• t, a '"..iie b«:t, Petr'-*' ti-x.E (LtriM.f k 1 Hr- r,VV rf. 3 Ug iMLUMldfl VTE PI.UIJMH Will. 7XVJAV 77»f.-»k»ft, iw f-Sorf- 1J -m*f »va Wfe-ia.' Dai.'v. 1 'va4»j» excTp*rd,i at > r'uct. f V S rus Msc<-b. A tier.'to, *'V»i at... < *. A sat' e, '• -civa Mw-. faro, l4<4oe sr«J Aew • •'wan*. VI V i.EoRCM t EXTUil. RAILROAD D» . • -ew:»%. r *c» x: 4 -> VJk<-X. P *> Oflct IM Bay i.’rrrf, .*virova*i Ga »rbS4 . 1-aX VKTtk. On § Highly Important TO To I THE STKAM-SHIP FLORIDA. . a»c Tc-Morr. w, frti. £8, it 4 o'ci xk. P M P VDI.LP 1 »Rtt, F \Y 1 apply ai the. fler t llw pv '.crx, ah»t evi w«r oiivcru* hov •> Herring' Tlx vutaventxr d j eiiutiny It »• troethat tho Northern publichavo | *• not, a fti.t-e. I>r<>ught lh"m*a.vtx to wish ihodis- B o ,11 -n id tho Union ; t»ut they hav«v c. inc to that fc " fK.int in which th v ar- willing to.it will, end give raftn attenti n to t'oe difc-uavion o! that sutqect — Tho tact that this subject was catofmly cmvidcrcd in a 1' ng an t elofiiratn aerie* of aftirlca tn the 1 'I’nl'iine, fo*« acae-m, and that Wendell Phillqw ) tia« met with S"ch decided acrcptatico in present- 1 ng u txl' re public audience* this winter, arc signs J ol.Jr,-,, aignifiexnco Th'ise wli . have used the , cry ol dissolution ol the Union »• a threat t«» frigh ten unruly children, may ono day find tho same threat turner! round upon themselves, hi a form which tiss an I'arncac meaning lt in»y be their | flx patentee turn to uiako concereton# to prevent it Tho culminating point ot the changed public frclmg 10 Nl»«#«o!iu*"iu, this winter, has t een sti rwn by ihe « !er'|r*n "t Wl|e»ti to the U States S i a'e ’f h• • is 'll" flivh - f the* long gathering d .o l, the higti water m.ik of the last n-i -g ml" No aj-jaoinuncnt could have tieen more vliatarte- ful to (list aristocracy which lias w> long ruled Bos ton. To .top !f"tn attic Kvetett, wtu«o l<(«w were dewy with tlie Iifick of Plato," to Henry Wilson, Irorn th- sh'xmakei's Ixnch at Nato k, seems tiu y a nine day's foil, and, accordingly, " confounded chaos foai* " f V|re»»4 vi .flluor, 4 Vt"vi . )k-*f«. l.MTC Vtx .1 Loibof utir n» reliant* a Jv„ II T. ■nt 80Id b ..f • bv tbex that tv>. 1 iiilw w it ad d.vUuctl) Btdivl he -Tcwivso a A I'rrnrli Armvtinf of Ihe i;it|llvh Army Tlief.a'Fawing extract front a private letter writ- tan by a French officer draws * gforny picture of • Ii - Brinsh ramp Tim English army is no longer an armv II ,>nly (rears tha name. Ol th" .*>4».ikai mm which tlie British government nni to itie K«st,ih,-re (,-maina at till* moment n-d more than Iri.m jouki t.. IIOOO and even tlirto are not al. able to carry arm* I mtiM add hat tin r<- *04 moreover, at, ut |'»,IM! m the ho*i>itjia • I t v.iiatriiiliKople, a»«l AM' in the am!".lai.r At IL 1 ak 1 av4 . itie tcuteinvlcr are g >ne to tlivii long •» Hue—a sail rr«i»ii ot th" two pnnet 1 pal vice* in ihe f'.ngtiah army—tho officers, with I lew extvnqrti.-na, hive | >ig'-tt,-n h-iw to ronduci s „ (t.«rnpaign, and ilie adniimsiratlon lor the supply of «* provisions is ato»..!utely null " Patent Ptre Proof Safe*. J •nitiiup* to manufacture b!« iinntat- I It ur«tar prve.f a VfK.8. warran cl I I., *nj, ard *upert.>r to some, • I the inai.v w loch t. a v • I wen leant.a* |><it,l.alwd and lio'.lC d >-) tlx | era* Ibr.Migt.uiil ibe w..rld furtive last fllleeb yes’*, S10I .a - ante proprietor of Hall's p-ient I'uwder Pn«>l fo<ckv | tn.ih bavins rrrr.ved sepsrate mvxtal* at tbe World'* j j Pair, fo.Pklon, toil, and Srw-V«*k In l*A.v-'4 Via., t>) purrhaxiof J.h«h' erlrl'ratt-t |>airt.t cernr.mu.on and |xmautain>n Hank leocg,. S'.iw n fold wav |la.wl In ilie Hale rililliilivl a: the World* Fair, l.ond-rfv, viyuml by Mali'* turl J.ex«* l.r>ck,ai>-l "Itrlol II a irward 1<> any ore wb-wn-ild pick lha fo.cka of open the 8af- within IrvMy 8«e da»». tr»4 al though "jx*at"d up.ui Ivy wvrral aided In ihe af. <4 l'-ck picking. l»» "Me f-icrecled In ivpcnliHI Ihe .-ale, i »vo chatage of a teration in Ihe l.^kt or hr>a having l»»n nia<le tlurng tlie time, 1 twit ihe ne-tvrv reinalivail in it» aafe d,-p..allorv. and #»• reiur»,r-t t.v ilie pr».j^v»t.w, a»l a metal aea->!rd him lot ihe v faam|-i.-n 8aie t4 itx wot lit 1 ’at Tl"* - Nr-ne grnuinr rterpt th- Ve bavux the auhacMtxr 'a name . a n eial 1 t*ie. Ml I. V8 • . im.UIMi.Creen lll-xk, 1 erorr v.< fine ami aV aierata.S. V- mil imp K 4 l,l.l.u ttM,» in savannah N II —The ata.ve -Naira aod Lckaun lx 1, -d ( a.t.Pug fo Igi.t' al «nant4fac"lirr** prices «d l,ia amhoitlfd agrn a In all itx principal elite* in the l*n|i«.l maiea and ' THE T..8ai .<amat-ip \f*:t'8T\ will aurorvd it* ri-r'ltl- 4 i«aar >-n -aiurdav, id Manta. r.%u». it 1.im c i u. For f'lii/nddfijifn. STKAM-Sllll- Kl:VSTONK STATK . I. M ,. <1 I- k| Till. 1 Mil Jr »T V7l> M Ml. »i. Kl.V-tvM. 87 VTI’, Cepi K. *idk M. tft.r. 1 Pa Alga-eage V. A. Mill l» XI LTH AND IM I It vt | t*l V t i: |. To Leave This Day. Feb S7th. at J rv.. a* a'-’*.-, every 1u<a,lav Ixfv a|Vr.< - rta'lade.'jdua |7» L. t.VM \fi. Vjv«t. »T N IMMDi. eVUxk.A M •I. Ml •MM i.inirrvr. vc»xt I.AST OPPOltTlMiV! 4 FEW MORE VOTERTtSEMEVT! tor riir. CHARLESTON CITY DIRECTORY \%llt b. taken. 41 «|i|vltetf f*v IMMEDIATELY, flav.og a FRI • a IRtl LATH >!k t 4 tbw |.K<* c- p ea :b«-wg*K«Nl Ox Maw* o4 .TUIITII CAU411.1 N «. BUI Til « Ullit.lM, lauuf.u. At. AH % *1 A. I I.OKIb %. CANT TI-NAlAAri- Pro;.ftsi«»f < v f Ow "(It VlldMOV v 47 V ;< RIXT'ht ~ f.e l*-\> av* ->v at«-a; v- sr pvt ‘MH t—<• Wevv lo e*~ Ux aiWalhn t4 tkw Naer-A-.u r »- *»■««•■•• • * "d eJriO Wk llx aaawqvMMvl 4Maaeaesa-l.a W .&<• in \.f (X.'.w-k ll« ptwfwWaa l> Jaw,. *■♦< t»VJ Wpprt ‘tw • "fk ;» aa i.brvw a #*•«O* M •» • tv ,h« 4uadertalva4.an«H lU p-Wlea.- Ut.ii* nd nrr Kfi cJ ike l*« i, wa, v ntw - .in j m t«V»e<l >4 .he j.,.a«vpti flkSel » «*«a it- * •» U. e Ife M».« a* Nnrtt. oj,- * . v , iv tv I . I .. r M VKV 8 J \ K MIMi. TBt h*.tt. M r oriel •«»».% "tl In Syrtfni Nouccc 12,'Ot, i Jnlvn I'.. Hard ll’iwn lbs Ealnnl.di In lepewleui Prawt —Democratic J We tins werk nail t*« nur mast-head tbe name ol lion. J„lm K Ward, ol Savannah, for Governor of the Slate of Georgia,and invtio Wh.gs, Democrats, |Jw> Union men, Southern Rights men. and all to rally m „ I lo Ills support. No question alooul tin* gentleman Ivetng elected Aa the piesent I*-atvular sjxakoi of i tha House of lUpirscnlatives of Georgia, lie haa given iimv-ravl aatiafactp'ii to all men ot aili'artte* He lias never been a partisan, but ia a high minded honorable gentleman, and tried patriot, wtlh ability and nixricnre In giace any position In which he may l>er»llid lie wa* ih« Mayor of flxvannah «t< ring th* provglmte of th* lat* epidemic thare. Ikw* mi It nil and I Inrlilu Ttntl Vlrann-i*. y -y N« iTP'l .— 1 he rale «>f I• a 1*1.i v«n I • >n Jjt£* hags. •■) tb# alevmera Weiaka an I •N-m'r- le, wot herralWr Ih> ikduirvi In |,f> «v..rt».-i> i e rate "ii a barfkt. B. »l. I.AtTltr.Al’, Agret. Ja>. V9 If NOTH i: lx -gw Vlweh IronWe having ixrerred in New \ ok, ft®' Ih c..t,acqi|civce .-I Ihe atiaeixe of mark* (Vtll.iu, ab'i'l"r* bv vlx New \ .ok and StriMiah '•.earn al.lj.a a ill ivlea-w lake i>..'lee lhal '»> 1'oU.uv will tx ir Ceivedal the i-fk-oeea.tnlatwled tor Uxae ah j>k, uulewa . vtlatioeilj inarkevt on llx e.la e .1 ihe bale l«r. Vt II P VDEt.rifltD. I AY 4 mi » on imi ttkt. V ' DVtllEV HRt VMV It K. - 8 *N\ II I I . ro V .I.AT V. VM HI. V, K I’M 1 h ^ Ihumlay, March la:, at lOo’c'.-ck. A m . lAT new and etovat,- (*.. aa ,.ieV • ktfjT 8T. JvvitNP, V 4|U ;»r.x» Inal >e, »e lor the atwvae pi-c«-a rvaev U—Ui. v. Ivtvxi 7l»ia Iwvl lavl't lop at»>l aira aaa'.C r.-wa i.vw n ,, .1 |..'«,a. ai-l lakli g 'be itvlarg rueir. . A-ra a«j,ei.e .»• onxwta u. Invalid* aa-d .Mheva For • 1 evghi . r . aj>f>. v na, U.afkt. al l».e Hriti 8'earn Packs: wharf, near lie I.aa VV <^Vv .w u. la b - * t 1. VtalliiKN 4 v t NMNt.ll ait, Vgra.i» Hilt M tll.IVTIM II- a-ram,' M i 'Ii'-.iVim farwea UrtVMMV va a! it n <v .-.i» f i* aa «i4<riati>if wiw-t wm ire, a a * -^ai a f >dv.' lUr tae-raO Ir <v«- I rf tkxaw te doc-cx * bribe* ot art tot v-n^/u-d. r..r Wvai 'k-f! IW* hat a •» • vaiiwv alit-tw ig in* • Ih !>MU> V »i kll.kY.Ofb.v *S* i l VI.HORN k 1) U MV N .HI Vtn K- t n\|Vi;ii \vi. ex 4 Pvt a*l> Ur- NOTH r • W-wt-kU V« t—t ,■> vt wr-'vvw-i. at-Ji have v.- Vnw carve aleuo'.r tVr Ix r iar 711 UM «l. NOTH 1. Dr III Vllt.lJ* Ii AN Mil. haa resume.I |h, >iaciicw *»l klratiriee ar*.t I*jrxe»). fft'in b'« of at'lciica on HtvMlh llMa,t«in«l, thrax «t.*op I llar- ard 00t), Mwntrerland, 7 r VX), Rome. ); NtpIrsjAOO; fr'itulned at hia juvei, prepaled to din try II Harvt'nls, 7/a«i; (folgnim. 7^n0; ll-.llaihl, 7>I0, should the destroying angel mam him l-iitav.c- I’oitugal, 7JWHI: Denmaik, 7,500 ; Hweden. 7.5«tl; ‘ “«'» lfoln< attacked with yellow tew* ‘ l urkey. U/IQO, China, lftj*». Braxil. 12.000; Bsru, I'l/X/I, Chili. 4/lKI; Argsntinn l(. publir, 7.&4XI, N Gienada,7>R) ; Bolivia, Ifitni ; ffouad--r. 7fMl; Venezuela, 7//8I, Guatemala, 7,!4M), Nicaragua, 7, 4tXI. Mellon, IIJW. *1 tvn Mecrotarle* to three legation* are lo re ceive eelafles ut this* grade#,to wit #2,500, if**) snd l>X) s year The salary »f ih* (\uniiit*eto<isr to th" Hsildwieh IsUimIs |o las ffi.OHfl C'onsuls am appointed st tho lollowing plan**, snd with salartea aa *uhj ,imng, umt*r tlu>pi, hi- bition, however, of tranasetmg IrusiiiMM In ihmr own names <»r__ through other# - L >ndon, I.tverueil, Tftvar - t i Pisegow, »ia«» , 1 hmdre, VU«J j Nswr satis. I5f*>| l^xata, IfiakOj IU|Ua|,tf(Ub ||»ng- 1 Kong. »*« , Calcutta. 3K«». Ilaltlsi, tfOUfi; Msl- fomme.^aw i Nswsu, ««)0 i Kingston, Jam , 1mut), Koiterd -m, maxi j AnvMsrdem, l«»j Aux Is Ch .hewas compelled l"i a while to leave the inli*atp<l aitme- l*her# ol Kevannah, lor iho purpk*" *>l moovertng from the ravavreivl the d,»«as«v which orayrd upon Ilia syraiem But »• sothi a* h" waa able to return to tu*p«t h« went Ivaek atwl (w-stowtul lLav at- ir-nnon lo the nacsesflias of flio plague smitirn rttr. whith war* siiggeaipvl by the impulses of a nobis and urnemue nature. 'In# inlsteets of Geor gia would 1*0 sale m the hamls of such a man as John E Want, and nothing like dishonor e«vu|ij tarmsli liar seruirhenn, whfl# he shuald bold tn hi# hsadt Ilia great seal of lb* Mtslo Batteia's Riutiyv —Mr.Hkimn*r hastnirmitkcnd a Mil inm the Ufilled Hlaine Hcnate, that t* at con* cern to flie seamen of iba UnHskl Hi airs. It being an act for thr tvaymenl of wagra. In imi** of ahlhs h#> log |,v«t I hi* ta now J.»ns undtf tba hngUsft law Mr Humaer's Mil pyovldow that seaman ehall p**d floor wage* down In |h# tuna tvftb# lue# of the ship, In raat they setae faiihfnlly to Uta list, ¥ Cirt am I'a-rsarv in Hraia rTb* hf»aniahgot' *H), Psnam#^** 00 . AJlunWell, •»*>, Ilm Janeiro, l etninrnl na# presented lb# UrtM tha projael nl (kxglj Callao, 3B00 j Vafparatso, M», t a law, pfopivsmg th* conqileM sals vd lb* - — ■ - — 1 j — anil l.i* attain# lauattfill ■ ..i ,1.— .. I _. L..I. - — * - - - - -* - * ■ ChB»**g Upon lev torse and f**f vlrelng paamoris nf the cfoigy, aUr end secular, ara aballaM- Commamlal sgenu si* a|r«mints.t Ixen received by the folia* approval two at abriuf Lfva Hundred dtilersnt i-nhla.lo who h veir goinmsree eitends l*|U»n th# whole, ty MU *1- fecis a consuls*aM* saving in uur diptufftafle eertH*. .cans Curcano on Ktmnpg Dtakcr -W# tuviice that n fine -I se'ltug tnaak h»a b^« maaMtohed to run direvibetween CblHgw,111 .and LegiaoJ Ttx Ixteccn 8 l" l« V. M. am! 7 t" v.vlrkl to ,'SV.a (valxnla. If Nl IVICAI. NOTH'l:. DR JnflN Ii I 1811 ia acsti • llrfk.1 In hia pf.'4*al.> al hi* "Ska. in ltakvu«hi"ii In Well *' iixl If ’. Vt . Vi ill Ja..ir "**•»> In , a v Iw »,ive *J .0 * tl » 7« 4V fT 7m .Vi #1. Tok-i Sot v 71 VJ ,. I *>.. a- VI feb .7 fo VV iTIIINUliVN. $ ',000. :v Vievtxl I nil. rj—II iveawt, Hart'Ma Groom, nud Pulnski Lottery, 4 I o ** Alt. loaf I -AA Tntx.t'awn al Vuin».».l a . I rlxava V vTUa. 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