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mfilr i .4- *i SAVANNAH REPUBLIOAN, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, 185ft. THE tkUHm BY P.W. ALEXANDER A CO. CITY AWP COUNTY MIIWTO1. Daily* la advanp*, par annum $5 00 ■* -intklln ’••kljr, In advance, par anunm.... 3 oo paid in sdnaM.*..** 4 oo ^InvariablyIn advance t 00 (clabprloa.) lOcoptrotof 13 00 SAVANNAH, GA. Monday' Morning, March IB. byteUoraph fort he rep ubli c an! ft'Ol'K UAYN Enter From Europe. AKRIf.1l. or THK AFRICA. DEATH OF THE CZAR. FROSl-KCTB or A SI'EEBV PEACE. COTTON DU LL! Boston, March 17. Tba Africa, with Liverpool datoa to tno «•» reached Halifax on tho 15th. Her oews ia of conaidorablo Interest. Tha doath of tho Caar haa boon officially an- nounced in both Ilouaea of Parliament. Ha died , . p • n. mu,>hia an- detain in good paper for dlacount. The weekly Hank or.popl.iy. Oroot oicit.iii.nt ,d«™« .r wm'-uh . •ouncsmsnt. Great hopoa aro now ontortalnod of dilcn>aM In clrcuU „ on of 1101,433, an Iticrenre In de a apaody paaca. Tho Vienna Conforeneo wero to moot on tho sin. Trail aaimiMN* 11m papers Horn the IMartor or Florida, Oaorfta, •oath Carolina, Alabama and Taanaaiaa, received by Ikalaal nalla, speak of ralna and tha malting of tha wowtoaaobadacraaaa to alW encosragtnc proa- pacta Aw tha early rlata« of tha water* In tha navigable atraama and rivers, to tha (real relief of ratters and eonannera of produoe. New Orleans, however, seems to baan’axoapUon—tha lower Mlaatietppl la not Influ. anead by tho Halm water* slaewhsr*. Noiwlthtuudlng th* Haa In tha Ohio aqd Its trlbutarlra, the "Father of Water*” IF but tiut* affected thereby. The Haa from tha Missouri and upper branches of the Mississippi will not reach New Orleans before June, amt unleaa that city la flavored with heavy tain* In lit Immediate saetlou, some weeka may luterveno before any real Improvement can take place In navigation of the lower bayou 1 and stream*, Including (be Important atream lied River. This delay ta haviug a talllug effect on ovary branch of trada of Now lirleanat none suffers more than the shipping Interest. Thera were only twenty more vessels iu that (nut on thelSlh than there were last year at tho aam* period, yol the difference In freights la very cou* iderablo as la shown as follow*: March 18, IH34. March til. *33 To Liverpool..Cotton.... tS-HMo/fUpor halo. I3-3W. Havre .Lotion... IH®!*" ** }3d#®J<o New York..Dn|lon...;«tftl3-lUfl “ 1 73(iiiU ID ttodon.... ...Flour t 95 40®43 LWarpooL ...Flour 7* nominal New Yoik...Corn 23o l»o Or tho 143 vessels iu that port on the I3l!i, only SO bo- longed to foreign porta. Ono hundred and thirty-five ! square rigged vessels were bound for that |>ort on th* i date uamed, having Ion their respective port* of depart' j ure$ 37 of which were from eonat-wloo porta, and 78 from forelgu porta. Iu ntillclug those (acta, tho Plcay- ; unoaaya ‘•although the (uioourageiuent ta very gloomy j for ahlpplng InturetU guueratly, yet there la this cotuo* ; latlon—freights cannot go much lower unleaa they are • taken gratis.” Money In New Orleans la plenty, the market being do* Cotton is dull, though unchanged in quotations. Consola closed at 91 1*9. SOCOND DISPATCH. brown & Shipley quoto Colton dull—pricoa un- changed—middling Mightly lower. There haa bean an active speculative demand. Sales ot the woek: 30,500 bales, of which speculators took 3,500 bales. Quotation*—Fair Orleans, 5 l*2d; middling do & 1-16; fair Uplands, 5 3*9d; middling do. 4 3-4d. Buyers demand a reduction. Breadstuff* are unchanged, except corn, whldi podia of |IB7,Mf, with a decrease In short loans n* $31 A, Art, which, however, 1* only nominal, from the fac[ that nil tho old Hanks have been extending their dead weight, nr Increasing their long loans. As an Illus tration of (ho remarkably strong position of tho Hanks the Ajax has over two mllllona and a Iquar- ler tn coin, with ono million of exchange, agalnrt a circulation or f O-.M.OtO, and deposits of three and a quarter mllllona. The Canal Uank ha* a trifle over eloven hundred thousand dollar* In coin, with one mil lion In exchanco, aglanata circulation of one million! and depoail of eloren thousand dollars. In exchange Foreign was quiet, with none offering. In domestic irhi.noo at aiglil, on New York, was doue at l-10tlt. In Mobile the money market, on the 14lh,wat easy. has doclincd 6d. a la. Canal Flour )• quotod at Owing to tho fact that the Hank engagements maturing 40s. and Ohio at 43s. Consols hav* advancod, and are quoted at •1 1-8. American securities aro firmor. Trade in Manchester is more favorable. Provisions are unchnngcd. Nothing new from Sevastopol. Dannistown says imports for tho weak wore 500,- 000bales- Price* easier, Middling 1-16lower; Fair Orleans 65-8; Middling Uplands 4 7-8. Sales on Friday reached 6,000 bales—closing unchanged.— Block on hand 588,000 includiug 310,000 American. Money easier. The Vienna correspondent of tho Times ssys a craft of a general treaty has been prepared, secur ing the integrity of Turkoy, preventing futuro en croachments and guaranteering right* to tho Christiana in Turkey. This will bo pro**nted at tho Conference. Russia isatill making immonse warliko prepara tions. The Banks were expected to reduce their rales oi interest immediately. There was no reason to doubt tho doath of the Cxar. It was known on Friday that the phyai- eiaoahad given him up, which caused the funds to advance. Lord Clarendon announced his death to tho Houso of Lords, and Lord Palmerston to the House of Commons. No details relative to his doath have yet transpired. It is thought ho was poison ed, but most probably died of pulmonary ap- poplexy. Prussia seems more iovorabiy inclined toward* the allied interest. New r II amp* hire election. Boston March 17. Returns from Now Hampshire, givo 190 Fusion- 10 53 Democratic Representatives. Metcalf, (Know Nothing,) ha* 7,000 majority ovor Baker, (Democrat,) for Governor, and 1,500 ovor all. X3T The U. S. Mail steamship Augusta, Capt. limit, foi Now York,##*]**! heuco ou Saturday, at 6 P. M. hnd been light, the demand fur money had been lea* than lor week* previous. Many merchants had al*o been relieved by the tboughttulneia of their customer* ! iu the country. There was but little paper offering, but i some choice name* have been taken at ItfgitH p**r cent. ! Kxchangoof alt kind* was scarce and In demand. Sight i Exchange on New York could uot be purchased lets ' than par. In New York on tho I4ih, money was increasingly abundant, the deposits* In thirteen of tho larger Hanka of that city, showing about ten millions more than they were on thr 30th of December last. XjTho arrival of the Puclflc, after a few days’ detention, afforded decided relict to Wall street. The foreign finan cial new# by her, however, I* of no great importance. Notwithstanding tho enormous expenditures for tho Katteru war, the London Money Market I* well *uo- talm-d. Consols had ranged for the ten day* prior to the departure of tho steamer at 9ujg®ti|jk< The tide of specie I* now telling In favor of the Hank of England and money 1* abundant at the Hank's minimum rnto. j The following on cotton Is from Hie European Times, ! received by tho Pacific : “The tone of our cotton market during the past week, hat again been dull, gloomy; the unsatisfactory ac- co nits from the seal of war, another ministerial crisis . and the very depressed slate of trade In the monufactur- j lug districts exercising an unfavorable influence upon i It; and with the exception of Middling American j which continue* very scarce, buyers generally are ena bled to purchase at a shade lower prices; this, bow ever, barely amounts to* limitation, the stock being •till further reduced UilaWeek by Pi,940 hale*. With the arrival, however, of n large portion of tho :oo,Ux) bale* of cotton now on tho water for this country, and Coutinued nnall purclinrea on the part of spinners which the rumored working of ahorl time In many of the manufacturing districts gives every promise of! the general impression I*, that present quotations will j not be maintained, a* tho selection then obtainable will j be large—the present stale of the money market afford- ' lug hut Hide encouragement to Importers to hold. Thu total sale* this week are lOr'-UU hales, of which specula* ton havotaken G70 American, and 9,040 Surat; and exporters 9,040 American, and KM riurat; thus leaving fflhtMil hales, uil kinds, to tho trade. The Pacific’s matt*. IMPORTANT NEwTfROM EUROPE. Another Battlo in the Crimea. &.C., &.C.. &.C., &C. St. Patricx** Day wa* appropriately celebrated Saturday, by tho Irish Union Society and tho Irish Jasper Greens. An address was delivered at tho Catholic Church by tho Rov'd Mr. Quigley. tho pastor of tbo Church, and a auppor was given by the Union Society at tbo City Hotel, prepared by Mr. J. B. Foley, the proprietor of the house. Hibexnian Society.—At tho annual election held Saturday, for officers, tho following gentle men wero elected: George B. Cumnnng, Presi dent ; M. Prendcrgaat, Vico President; John Mc Mahon, Treasurer; L. J. Guilmartin,Secretary; Francis Shields. Standard Bearer- This Society did not eeiebrato tho day as formerly, in conse quence of the numerous demand* for charity re cently. UtiHneks of tlio Central lltvilrnnd. Tho following statement of tho earnings of tho Central llalfroud lortlto months of December, 1831, and January and February, 1855, compared with tho oaruinga of the same mouths in tho immediate ly preceding yearn, speak* tor itself, it will be , seen that tho increaso of earning* for tho three months is w ithin a fraction of $70,000. Tho ex hibit cannot but bo gratifying to stockholder?, mid increase, if possible, their confidence in the tugu- | city with which the road is managed. STATEMENT. | 19M-Dec’r.-$137,039 13 1833-Dcc’r. ..$123,439 7§ 1855-Jan’y... 111,619 09 1851-Jun’y.... 102,749 55 1955-Fcb’y.. 137,724 02 1854-Fcb’y.... 109,523 48 $406,11123 $336,711 81 Increase in tho three months $69,799 42. LaxoxCaxooxx—The ships Irene, Capt. Mas- •on, and Corinthian, Capt. Dyor, cleared at the Custom House, Friday, with largo and valuable eargoss. The Irene has on board 3,473 hales Upland Cot ton, 425 bales Bes Island, and ono Cotton (sin. Total weight of Cotton 1,630,878 pounds. Total value of cargo $148,817 81. The Corinthian has 3,-163 bales Upland Cotton. Total weight 1,517,733 poubda. Total value of cargo $126,091 45. Tbs exports of Cotton to foreign ports, for Fri day and Saturday, were largo, amounting to 13,- 094 bales. Tho Adisiiitlktriilloti Defeated In Ketv II11 ill prthlre. Tho New Vorx Mirror says: ” Now Hampshire —the Sevastopol o| Democracy—the homo u! the President, lias fallen before the all-authluiog spttig of Americanism. Tho Know Nothing# have swept tho State I ke a whirlwind, carrying Governor, Lcgi«Uturu and Congressmen ; und this, too, against all tho powor,in tho shape of money and political iiilluencu, brought to bear against them from Washington. The administration party In the United S..Acs, i» being rapidly reduced to those who hold olRee, and get thoir broad “at tho will of 1 tho Kxecutivo;" and 110 doubt, n largo proportion of these mercenary partisans will be the first l > desert, like rut*, tho sinking fortunes of Franklin ■ Pierce." The last mail from tho North brought us full particulars of the nows by the Paclflo. Wo have lator telegraphic accounts by Ihu Africa- still Iho details below will bo found both Intoroat- ing and important. The Pacino onoountorod a snow-atorm from tho EMltho entire passage out, and bunco her delay- She will lio ovor ono trip in Now York fur her spring repairs, tho Nashvillo taking her place. OENEUAL INTKIil.lUKNCK. The Palmerston mlniatry, within ton days from its formation, had fallen to pieces—tho Chancellor of tho Exchoquor, tho Homo Secretary, and tho Chief Lord of tho Admiralty having resigned. Tho ostensible cause of their resignation wa* the success of Mr. Roebuck’# motion for a committee to inquire into tho mismanagement of tbo war. It was woll understood that, hesitlo tho cauao spool- tied, tlioro wore points or private disagreement, which rondorod it impoaaiblo for tho members of the Cabinet to act together. Mr. Roebuck and bis supporter* have secured their committee, und ru mor says they will not rest satisfied without tbo impeachment of “certain parties"—meaning,Lord Raglan and ono or more of ihoox-ministcre. Palmerston baa found groat trouble iu retired- dolling bis Cabinet, and oven yet tho reconstruction is not compioto. The now Chancellor of tho Exchoqner ia Sir G. C. Lewis,an untried man. Tho following it tho list of tho now ministry, ns far aa it hnd bovii arranged : First Lord of the Treasury—Lord Palmerston. Lord Chancollur—Lord Cranwoith. Ministerid Foreign Affairs—Lord Clarendon. Minister of Wat—Lord Panmure. 1 Inure Doitartmoni—Sir George Grey. Coloniitl Dopaitmoiit—Lord Joint Russell. Chancellor of the Kxeht-quor—Sir G C. Lowis. First Lord of tho Admiralty—Sir Charles Wood. Chief Commissioner of Woods and Work—Sir W. Moloswortli. President ol tho Council—Lord Gravillo. Postumster General—Lonl Canning. Lord Pnvy Beal—Duke *4 Argyle. Lord LieuiiMiant of Irelaixit,the resignation ol the Earl ol St. Gormitn*— Karl of Carlisle- Chief Secretary for Ireland—Mr. llorsmaii. A Ltnd of tire Trenaury in room ol Lord Llcno, retired—lrerd Duuean. President ot tire Board of Trade—I *ord Stanley, of Alderty. Vico Precidont Board of trade— Mr. Lang. Becretury lo Board ol Control—Mr. 1 nnby Sey mour. It is noticeablo thnt In tho Parliamentary «*x* planntions thnt tho members of tbo government express hopes, confident hopes, thnt tho pending negotiations will lead lo an honorable pence.— Nevertheless, none ol the nations relax in their war activity. Tho London News, of the 10th ultimo, pub.ishos tho following tram Madrid: In tho courso of the sit'ing of the Cortes on tho loth, the Minister of Foreign Affurs, iu reply t<* n quesiom ns to tho state ol the relation* with the United Slates, begged porntitsion to deny thnt the government or himself had ever wished to insult Mr. Soule, and Ire then said:—"Tm; Unit to States Government, on tiie 11th or January lavt, rl$oi.vkh to rr-h.ack tiik Min uter Wire RtTRUiRNTLl) IT IlKRE. W|IKN Till; NtWS AllRIVtt) IIKRt THAT .MlNUTKR HAD ALREADY LETT. Subsequently, wo gavo orders to submit to n now examination nil questions pending with the United : States, in order to decide what is just. Wo nre t>erlectly in accord With tire government ot tiro United States, and consequently we have the hope of arriving nl n pacific solution " Lord Joint Russell had n lengthened interview with the Ernpetur Napoleon previous to his de parture lor Vienna. Lord Palmerston runted to tho English Commons that it was true that Lord Lucun was recalled some time since from his command in the Crimen, in cousequenco oi difference* between bun mid Lord Raglan—differences which rendered it quite im possible for them to net together. In Committee of lire Commons, tho Chancellor of tire Exchequer Itreved lire repeal ol tire news paper stamp, and tbo imposition, in lieu thereof, «.f u newspaper postage of one penny per lour ouih-o weight. A bill wu* ordered to be framed on tlreso resolution*. Joseph Hume is dead, much resirected and re- graded. M. Thiers had dislocated bis wrist by a full on Ire i<4« French papers mention thnt tho city of Catania, in Italy hud been almost destroyed by mi earth quake. Tito Imperial Palace at Prague, the residence of j the cx-Emperor ot Austria, Iu- been destroyed by J lire. In tho House of Commons on 22d of February, Mr. Ricardo asked the First L »d of lire Treasury 1 whether Ire would lay on tire table all currcMwnd- j once between the government ami the Lulled .States on tire subject ol inteinatrenul arrangements | m time ot war t Lord Pulmcrson said it would not bo desirable lo lay tho correspondence on the tuhlc, ns, when it ; commented,dill«rent vi««h wire entertained r-y tire two gnVvumrenl*,but tl bad ended tn romplt-ie accordance between tire two g-ivutnrireiit*, and Ire Wd* happy to say that the relations between them were now as tire best wishes ol either country could desire. Tlxe War Louis Napoleon seems determined to proceed to ‘ the Crimea. England and Austria udruo him to stay at homo. Tu»c«uy had joined tho Western Powers, but Naples I'll* not Lord Rag. in is said to have resigned to avoid a re- ail. 'l ire Earl Lucan uud sumo other olliccr* j have tieon i/iriled lo resign. Tire Vreuna Conference was to ba opened in n\ few days All probsat-d mix rely for peace. A tiattio haa tie. n fought at Eupatona between ! the Turkish forces under Umar t'nclia, sod tire KuMumi* under General Lipraudi. Too Utter wcv repulsed M'l W.corm.tul.io oOTMtow-cIttnMin pwb.n- tiful Mkpurt upon |he passage of the hill by Coo< gross, appropriating $161/K» for the Iniprnvttnant the cnl’lrs VradV oV^th^lownT waiTlUfpsn'isd.— j ofjHf feavminsh jlivor. ’i’lils ia an aet of juatle* TkAU iiarwla nf Ml The*# bands of marauder*, var'lod In number from 1 tbs Uovornmont ought long •Inosiohav# -it, .0 n.«i, low,ihmdsk nscffirttJS^Hiaasff.sifd* ST ATHMEtUTT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD k BANKING Itatlroad Dxprmdllurea Haiiktng ttonre otn\ uUmt r«at estate,. Intareil on 7 qScent IIoimI*,.. . I.lpenwo, Pr«lmt n Hiiecle,... Notes of other Hank*, fifty to nearly 1000, but oouulnod a oonsldcrabl* P € rfc , ; Yl -- iM - - 7r , pro|Hirtion of woman and lad*. They strained to j Whi upon this subj.-el, wo will take lire ol. navo no sort of oriranixallon, nor sny definite ob c “ 1 ‘*'o xHonflor. of inorohanis in loot in view. At firat they rushed tumultuous Inin Bouth-weatern Georgia, and our freoplo generally, the bakers shops, twenty or thirty of which wore to Iho fact, Ibat Savannah offer* as many facilfiios stormed and pludcrod. They also demandod and for lire purchaau of both dry good* and groceries as received money from various other itorokeenor#.— *ny other mntkt i intho Southern Htate# In look- An attack waa mado on 8t. John’s insrko, but the lug over tire advertising columns of lire Havaunah gales wore uloaod, nnd tho polioo boat off tho bo- l»*|H»r«, wu linvo boon surprised and grntlfiod to aco alogora. Towards ovonlng tho town rekuntod lit thu cards slid oilier adviirtiaemsiitt of tire various wonted appearance. An oxtra forco of spools I bualncas Ireuaca In that rapidly improving city— conafablu was sworn In, and a number of Iho ordl- ' v « rejoice at Iireao ovtdoncosof frer prosperity and nary polico were armed nnd mounted. Sixty pris- growing Importance. Wu trust that alio will soon onora wero taken, and woro summarily aontencod rucovor from lire aad ravages of Iho peatilonco and by tire police court! to lorma or hard labor, varying thu lurriliu gale, which, during lire past summer, from a woek to throo month*. , „ , | *proad so much mourning und desolation over tbo Next duy Wodnusday tho 91st, tire diaturbnncrs , vity. Wu should Ire glad to mm h-r moving on in were roaunred. Tire aatno scones again occurred, * career id unchecked prosperity, fulfilling tire high thu provision alums wore attacked; thu pollcu de*tinv to which her position and tbu cuftgbierred madu nuccnaalul skirmlahe*. and captured many of , liburality «| fu r people m» justly unlitlu Irer. tire rioters. The store* wero closed during part of; 'Vo ndvocato tire building up of our own nre- tire day, but this was a precaution quite unneorsas- tropolis, from cnusidorutiona ol Htato pride and aa ry. Tho police woru at all time* more titan • on uvidonco of our just appreciation ol tbo xual and match for tho mob. Since tho 2fst, all hnd re- I Perseverance with which Iho citizens ol Hnvnnmili mained porroctly quiet. , , I prowoutod tho various railroad enterprises. Uitnilur disturuancee.bulon a smaller acale.lo-.k which, although ilu-y Imvu bum-iitirel her have also place tn London. Band* of mew and hoy* levied P/‘>Y'’d source# of UioatculablQ advantage,to tire hTAT1 ,, F 4 contributions on iho storckccpora till tire Intotfer- diflorent sections of country into which tlrey have once <d the police stopped tire entorprUo. I **$'••• cxiendud. .South wutiern Goorgia is begin- ; Tho report Irani Manchester ia less unfavorable mug to reap some «d tire benefit* unaing from tbo , than from Liverpool, l>u( it shows dtslreas. At libural poligy which Havannah has mnnihsted in I Birmingham tho ataio of lire pm»r is very distress- this regard, and sorely it is but ju*t, that w„ slreuld j lug. Tho aamo is true of Lceda, Leicualvr, and s«“’k lo build up her iniorusta i»y encouraging h«r Not'ingiinrn I mcrclinula nnd increasing, a- far ire wo can, h.-r 1 Latest —Tbo detention of lire Pacific ennblns us commercial importance. For In proportion aa Sa-1 to statu that nfluirn had taken a decided turn for tho vnnnith re limit up, ami Irer merrhnuta auamim-d by j better. A sudden thaw had set in, onubltng tbo » liberal and remunorativo patrnnago Iran* tire va-1 builders and canal mon to resume work, wltilo a j rinu* portions of the State, m tfiut prop-.iti.-u, will ebaugu ol wind was bringing up a considerable tire nlnltiy of her nicrchanis be increased, to meet ■mount of shipping, it **• hupod tire worst was the wants ol tho agricultural and other frit'-ream of I ugat. ' mir |M’ojile. \\ 0 lo po that our renders will duly 1 Latest Dratmli'lics. | weigh these consideration* and that all will foi l j Paris, Sunday, Feb. 25 tho importance ol »uataimug iioMK mtercat. f. r only | Tire Empornr’* departure la stated to bo fixed in ibis way, can we expect loimnntnintfiatu.de- 1 for the 7th ol March, but it i* still lp»ped that ho l.emlcnco winch is no necc*«ary to our welfare and <ir «4i:oatuf a. Al the close of business im Monday, February I9tb, 1855, published lo conformity with tbo exit,/ | f , Kxcellsncy, the Governor. lUHroad and appurtenaneoa *1^0,4'X 17 Notes sih! lull* l>i«o.ii-.t**l, and Hills I4n> eslvstrle,* Dus by otirer Itank* *• “ A gams and otlrer •.'otapaul^*,.... Mtock* In otl,sM>,mpAjil<-s,.. .s5i7.'^a* r»t llortds •* *• “ .... L.t.Ol.i tot ocapsnkM, Csplul Nb«cX It'll).!* 4«» l<> IliS t.'bHMSf,..,. •tank N»’s« in • i rental (on, r*a«|H-nv, A' C'.tn>i Du** "Urer Itank* srel' frH|ittdu«l D.f^« u.. Drretairn*-I Doidsnd*, *o*k l/.r.-j»"j4, Iu tv}, . .. . 1*0.01 sol host I.IMotltol ul, N'.trs sod MMdrifl ps.d l»u»ll»«k UM, Vlg |M.c«rnbsr Uti,. • $Vr»c«** u *«-4oi u 14 As u *»>* o • HMstJ ^**4 U ta vt HlltlliffOltM —It. It. • John W. Ah.li-ru.il, AihI’cs U>s, Thotnai Paras, L. 11. lt»; u .,<t ... John It. Wilder, John li.itaiire. tv. vv.-i»» »o, ’ • r 1 or llutikir-g r^,ui|».iny nf lie-regla,» kliosIvdgsand belli I. I I'SfM.ritilly Lrf.ll : f Ccvr.su. Pr*»M«„i * ' bo, Ite.iif dufr airoi Hworn t , befor i, tilts 10th dM ol Msr-h. I 1. tnii N* i: • NM:t.t„ j p ffc •trw,;, t*. , • • >• l-E, • A. C» VI.'.ustja. *«illT 5-Harmr Enttllfonicr. »P HAV ANNA II MAH' »l IV. happiirers ns a Stale—Alncricu* Republican. OHITC .l |{ 1 . may give up thu idea Monday, rcb. 26. ■ Rentes closed at 95 50, 96 50. KoNINUVOLRU, l ei) 26. J Tho Journal de St. Petersburg contains an im perial ukaao, dated 2lsr, declaring in a Mato of ■u-gu the government ol Woronsch and Tchcrni- gow, and places tln in under the order* ol Gorts- 1 —- ■ ■ - ■ ■■ chakoll. rornmauder of the south army. i II'M.I.OWA V'x OISTMHNT AND 1*11.1.-. rerti A telegraphic despatch haa been received an- : Hemwliea ,»r ItltcmmiiUin —ll/nry Kim, i*c-d '•.*. «.r nminciug tire loss of tire Frcrreb vctsi-1 La Hcini- «»'«*’•*• Mt»*i4«i|.|,», »•, n m-vora •t,ff.-r,-r from thu SalK&r “ ck “" d Bm '* 1 Iltan, at th>- I’nVltloli 11. It, this clly, on Tucday ett-i.iiiK, tall, JOHN, tl.a Infant -on' of John anil i-'-sol.ne Yarrow, of lire city of I’lnladflpbis, aged -*>» inontl.a. All Id VCII. Ntearnrr N,-mini.In, l'oto-ll, I'sts'ka, k.r, t/, H M f.sfll ts*u. sr..| indie to Hosn.li L. Yillalot.|r<, T -on k. U. J \V Ai.ilvrM>i,,i A N ll-rirntgr, J tV I.*If>r, VV Ktt-U ta. U A Mt»»v. sndolln-r*. Mi-arnrr *Tihtbatii .linulil. Aosu.ia, tn T H Mill*, and 6-T,» rolt"n. indfe to I It till!*, llrtxt.am, Ks I; ta Co, IJ VV Uarirni'i), C I* Mills, IP.lcti aHI up Hinith Hu-stro-t tVm "cabriMik. I’r.k » t.krlr«ton. « a l)*»u fort, tac. a M l.afll c-u. In bsl^* i* I cotloii, aral rnJi« ;o h >1 Lain>au, tV Donrsn and otbsr. IItint—,*« Hal, (min |.ltnfstlon, a halet H I cotren to J 0 (■ PATKNT ELASTIC SlllhTw, fl.% ri.ta A* THKK.Vf AN. No. 1 Barclay- Nx* •,*.„ ( iA» Tir.N are |r»«.’w-„ „ ramp of tbr p.trm. All j,i... r , Iu< ii.frtns > u »-;l l/« pi tV Andrri Mar I*. ^~P Life liiauronce. Thr I'nltfd Mntn lltf Ibidoco Clann 1al*» r.fis on Hr Lltrtnf wl.Or jtrn •, .. . * , »'> La bi|. Li press, llondlck.N'sw York- r r**blo„, I’liltj-it, Auxu-it, i bale- roiti.n. I lUdorneaiii a, sod nidrc t< IIintto •. rian li'K ta « o, tV IlsUt-rtOy Itur ns, 31 A tohsn, and order. UalUst to C A I. ■hen, VKi ur.t. . JCd 1 4*>, qw*ll) r».f> n- u • ./m-tlr 1 • I .2 40.02D OO. A honija of */S t^rcent bs« kn. d»c'» rwsi "( la,t ; rsr, t«, a !-»ltri I ..'dor* ut t«,j MINIS ta J* 1 II N» I N, , t»r. It D. AltNOLI. Medtt* 1 l.ita honing the) would Ireneftl Mm, but nt ta»t. aa to to- entirety cnnAtted to In* ta-d, and tm ..tib rnov Havana —Itv tbo Steninaliin United timve Hlln-r band or loot. t\ bib- lio ws« In ^ATERfRoM llAt ANA. li) tno sipaiiisiiip uuitcu rondt-Dm, n In. Ml hioiubt him n qo«..ni. States ut Mobile, wu have Havana dales to tire , oMIi.llowu)'. ointment and Pill-, which imitir-ltan-. |}III, • I) c-.imni’iirnl to ««»•-, Ire ooon found himreir|r*-lua|iy , e .. . I • luiprou-rt by them, nnd by prraeienng with thru, for Iho decision of tire military tribunal in tbo ( ni r v.-n wuek«,Ire wa«imttreiy curwl.'nnd baam.ce en case of Pmto, Cadalza and Pinal, was deoth lor | tire t.e»i of i.rslth. 1 **-.e sdvcrtlremrut. fi mar 19 tile three Tlin nim.-nrnnco nl ibia at,miner nl Ilavinn I NT.DHAl.4il t.—Tlila formidable dlreaoe. which llie nppi arnneo oi this steamer at Havana i WHni the .kill «r iln- i.hy.retan caused coiisiderat'lu excitement, on account ol rc-, nreino to « '.t HI Lit puts which had been circulated, representing h«r * ..... . r . . . Vnrk. and lata proprietor of the Lxcbanxe Hotel. Hlch. as nlllbuMoriali. Ulhcers from lire custom hours nrend. Va.. Is om- of tire bund mis who have Irer-ncnnd b -arded her immediately on Irer arrival, ordered ‘ ,f,M ‘'r's--p# , it*b vitAiur,- . . .. , , . , , Nin-I-bl» cure, Ire has reoio mcirtte*lll to numtirrs of trer UrerougUly examined, Kept Iter closely guarded oUn-t. «lm wu,. Miff,-,>»,« web t»-nrty C'rry form "1 dis hy Spanish t-llicer*. stationed on board, and kept «aa«-. with tire iii.>*i wonderful sucr«--- up ibis surveillance during her stay in that port. (i.r,Aiu.:i, Hbtp Nr)>ra,ka. Ilc-tmann, llrrrnar. — II L Mup"ire< a. \\ e-tan. I.Di A fo-w « r-hlj> N*-w V«-rk, Hlward*. tbwinn- Hon-, D Hr Hark Vtal.i. Its). l.iT,-r|-w,|— A l,ow ta • <>. .-loam,hip Auguna, Lyoti, New York'-Pwretfurd, Pay rdy. rl» ta Ix.f.f rirt-nnil .tlni-ini- lii.iiranrr The In-urxtjtr-Company of the ValltytMrejja AtsilaOtc Capital 4'/a«—f‘fcrj ' a Co. DI P IIITI H Htcamcr I'alhoun. Ku if. f.r.arin.ton. NtcrUicr N-ahrtMib. K-i,,*. Ilf »'if-#r1. tac. Mi-amer VVrlska, King, l alalk*, tac. Marrek in Cass Covnty.-Thu Standard of 15th 1 mot ,*.»)*: “ It gives u* pleasure to state that a ! vulu.ihli- bed of .Niarble has been diacovercd on tbo ; land ol Col. J. T. Rowland, in this county, Tire I location is about five miles from this place, and I within ,>no and a lull miles ol Carteriville. Wo ! have bulorc us two spuemrens—one ot a beautiful while imtrbb*, nlmoai translucent, of very lino gram, J and Kiittccpiihlo wc -Inmld think of very high pol ish: tire other a very litre spccom-n of variegated I marble, otre ol the moat beautiful wo have ever I •«-«fii. If-ith ol these varieties occur in large quan tities and give promise of great value.” moat oxtraor.Hnary tm-dlcSne he ha* ever wn u*cd, and tbu h«-,t IiI.hmI purifier known. r*« e Advorti.t-nii-nt. fl mar J9 jaurentt -.otirri Neither s|H-n»thlt- Hr. hurquo Hl.AHP NOTI4L The sailing <la>i of tha .NOTH I. ap.am i.or Consignees will tre rc- .r ili blt coatrartrtl by lire crow of VV. mar Hi tar. *lcain,til|> Krjttonu Hi iw a* follow,: from I'hlUili-lphta, Ibih. Virth, un-l 30.h of war It momli, from Haianuah, 5ili, l.'th and g&th of each month. mar lo C. A. L. I.AMAit, Ag'l. im. Yti.vbi: MAX ULMOVLD bla "fflec to thr ere nf VV tittaki-r an t Harris striwia. Itctitn 11 ii is, 11 in t ion mill Prun-rlii Vlnbaina. Governor Winston lias issued a proclamation, -— . ... setting apart Saturday, the 7th April, as a diy ol U'l- | Cl>flirf " f ^ hlutrer and LHwrtj^ milittoii ond Frayer, to Ire observed by tire poolin' IM* .% I.f jX.% > I*i;ic IM Ki:. »f Alabama. Tho withiddiug of rain and cutting oil'of comnicuicatioii witliiti our country, as well ns tire disturbances nnd conflict* n't nations, hiving a Wide spread influence, Ire th.nka nfT-rd matter lor reflection and prayer for tire devout,and ut'ji ol'otirid nnd serious solicitude to the patriot. Lire Governor makes the following remarks oil Mie gloomy aspect ol ,he political rula'iotis o| th- ^outtu rn States: "lv well become* every one whose ;»->'.uical lot baa be« n cast in this section of the Union, lo ex. mmire prayluliy tire end to which political fanvit* ctam «t the North ia ,«• rapidly tending, and t u impiore Hon, who endued the stem men tho lath ers of our Republic, wnb fort nude, patriotism nnd wi-doin to conduct our lulatit people through tire ddiicnl'.ic, ,*| the revolutionary struggle, nod the eatahliatiinrnt of s Constitutional Government, to enubln os to Irenr ourselves in whatever emergency w<> may bo placed, so a* not to reflect dtagraio on our ancestors, I F VIIt -INI V, having dsterm.ired U-cate . In .-avannah, offers hi* prof<—t-'iial-erv.ee. i«, the public, lie m«) Ire format at Ins • fllce on ilrougl.ion street, »econd dour above l.mcolu tireeE LveDii-g Journsf pjeare c ipy. mar 8 tf .vii:i>icf.ii. .MiTic flDr.CIIAIll.LN M AN AH I. has resumed lh KCy pfMC'ICe nl Mettlrlne a'i>l it)leuc<* on H->uth IIn> irgrry, lr.>r d-slreet, Ibree flee va*t nl llai The bretr, Im-tween H to Ml A. M. and 7 to R I If devoted tr» office patirnt*. tl MIlfMCAl, .NOTICi:. trtt.JollN II. » l-ll iiaca.il w,-!l Uriel I.) hi* proleMireuI ituHe*. an • offlee :li UroilKbton -Irrrel. tf »i»:iM<- %i. noth i;, ' Dll. T. D. VI \|||).\V>.))( llranf- ear. f.-))ixl at hi tar i annali, a Picklin'* nrtue NreptM » JO a pn tin , The New York l*o*t, Free Soil nnd Adrnints- Snir A*ao»x—We Isarn from tbo Wakulla, tratinn paper, says, *' if tlrero was any doubt before (KU.) Timex, that th# ship Mary Anna bound ,,f p U . tC nt stato of public fooling in Now f;om Liverpool to ApaUcItlcola, got on the Ock- Hampshire, tlrero can Ire none since the election. locknesSbosI, tho night ol the 9th in*t., and lied to T|, 0 State has pronounced itself against Mr. throw over 1,600 sack* of salt, before she could gc; i'mrce's administration with an emphasis winch Off. f^ST Thera was a fight ycalorday morning, at the City Hotel, between four individuals, in which pistols, knives and cowhides were freely used.— Two of tbo parties woro con»idorably cut, though not dangerously wounded. As the affair will un dergo investigation we forbear comment. leaves im room for cavil. Nothing could h-tvo been more flattering to a candidate than tbo vote which New Hampshire gave Mr. Pierce at the time of bis election, and scarco any circumstance, wo think, could mortify Inm more than such u re versal of its favorable judgment—such a declara tion, made by his old neighbors of (lu-ir utter ion* ol conlidonco ill him- 111 two years be lias gam- iuu Wed.ho inheritance nf popularity It will b# seen by the following list that this . . . . Society ha* made arrangements for a scries ol lectures. The first will be delivered tho 27th instant, by Hamuel G. Arnold, Esq., of Providence. with which ho entered upon his official life ; ruined and broken up bis party, and caused a compioto ' revolution in the political character of tire Hlatis | which gave him thorn"*! effectual support. Tlrero Th# second will be delivered by tho Rov’d Mr. | nuvor was a man elected lo 'ho Presidency whoi Picrjreot, of Bavannah, the w eek following [ public course waa more plainly defined by the cir- Kev'd Dr. Charles, of Newport, for April 9ih j cumatanccs nl tbo time, and more froo front umbar. Pen- tod 11th. PrsehSsal Crawford, of Mercer University, Md* April 17ih. Professor 8***n#t», of Emory Col logs, Oxford, 'April 20th. Btoart Elliott, Esq , will take place at his con* vsolsncs. Tho Rav'd Dr. Charles is sn eloquent Baptist clergyman, and is tbs author of "The Voyago of lbs North 8tar, M Commodore Vanderbilt's atoarn yacht. Cromwell’s Life and 'rime* will bo tho subject of hi* locturs. Hamuel O. Arnold, Esq . la ono of tho projectors of steam navigation In Paraguay. Ho lias e®«n much of ths lead of the Incas, and will probably Iscturs oo ihst sobjoct rawing perplexities, than of Mr. Pierce, two years since ; and (hero never waa ono among them who inia«ed his way so deplorably. 1 A PAfxm Acciwnthsppenod st Merfdltb, N. II., Tasedsy, during tbs slsrttoo. A fl«or gsvo way In the Town Hall, pitching soma three hun dred ra*n Into * h«ap eighteen feat below. Frv# or six xr* probably dead, sod • greet number sr# Mvsrsly Injured. Rais and Hail —There waa a heavy rein ac companied with oooeiderabi* hall, st Columbu*, Thursday last. Tn* Canada IJctainadA di*t»stch from Bos ton •Ut#*, that tbssMoarnsr Canada, which waa to have Bail'd Wednesday, has broken bar shaft, and will b0 d#Ul#ed s day or two.^ Th# Governor of MssBschussfis he# d«*)gnst*d lbs 04b of April sasday of fAMlog and prayer to Wykoff'a Courtship Is astd to hav* slrssdy reached • sals of tifiOO copies- Putnam's Mxg«*lof # ll Is iuud, has bs^i sold for $19/)00, Know Ifoililnf Ikoininutloiis In %'lr- gluln. Wo learn from tho Baltimore Patriot, that ths Virginia Htato Convention of Amorreari dolognlrs rnut on Turaday at Winchearer.and After orgamiiug pro'c dxl to ballot for candidalca fur Congress, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General. Tho first ballot reaultod In tire selection of the following gentlemen : For Governor, Thomas Flournoy ;|.»r Lieut-Governor, J. M II. Boolo ; for Attorney General, John M. I'aitnu. Ifofurn tire cun volition adjournrd, or iho liormnalluna worn mado public, drapatebe* worn received from all iho noimnocs signifying tlieir accsptancn This acnounts lor ilia delay in making public the nominations- Mr. Flournoy,tho nominee for Governor, waa a Whig number ol tho Thirtieth Cong»oe«. Mr- Beale was a Deumcreiie member «f tha las' CongrMM from lire Kanawha district, and Mr. Patton wsa * Dmnn- cralln memUr of lire Ihretoof Reprnaentailvoe of tho Twenty-thirdC«»ngro#», and lately filfod the oft'reo of Alforri'y General, to which he has again biren nominated. Tlieao getilloinan are all unex ce(Hlonablc, and will n>) doubt tm elarte.1 by largo maj'/VUfrs, as It ia known the Whigs will make no numinallortsfor Htato offiare, Iret laavo the field cisar for Wise end the other prolamed Domosraie again*! tha Union American party. A Virginiapnrraepoodeni thus remarks ■ “Tbs shots, unquestionably, I* a very strong tlcket-a Utter ona could not U aslactad tn all Vtigtnts, and such an one aa every Irue-hsarted Ametlase can vote for with frrkf; and plsaaurs/' (ST Fish are raugKl in Fogel rtoiind, Oregon, which when drtad and IU by the fail, burn like • Tbu ).(fil ial announcement of tho allies in re gard to tins atlnir ia thta Gurrer-d Liprandi’s force ol 40.000 Ru-MiaiiB with70 guns utt-u knl tire Turks Ut Eupuiulta under thu COIIUH-Ilid o| Om.ir t’ucb.i. Tire buttfo tasted l- ur hi.ul- and tbo Rus!nuus re- teiirid with a l«>»a ol 5<hA) men. Thu Weather bad moderated nt Sevastopol — The snow hint nlmoat disappear'd nnd tho lit-alili ol tho army was hotter. Hregu operations wire progressing with vigor. Order* tied boon received at Constantinople to prepare ho*pttal foil* bit five rtreuanid men, ifin which it is interred that nu assault was to tre mado upon Sevastopol. The now Baltic Ifo- t is to c<>ti«n«t of filty-livo waretuanrers, carrying two ih-.ii.Mtid aixty-oix gun*, live ll.iiting haderncs of eight gun*; eight mortar ships; twenty eight #foam gun boats ol sixty six gns, making a total of ono hundred ships and two thousand two hundred nnd seventy eight guns. Whether tho Emperor will go lo lire Crimea is •till a matter of question. It is said bo has drawn up a plan for a vast military strategy whit It ho winlrea to superintend. England and Austria think ho hotter loavo it with hie Genoralt Hueeln nittl Surdliiln, Wo have received tho following telegraphic dis patch from our cnrr«*|N>ndcni at Boilin' — "III RUN, .Sunday fob. 25.—Advicca from Ht. I’etnmtMirgii o| the |7tb ala'a that Count N«mc|. rod” hae ia-ued a circular dospatcu, expruMtug tlm Kinpcfur’e diaapprohation ol ilia conduct »l Har- •lima- War tsrloclared ageiusi Sardinia Notice baa fo-en given to Hardiman vessel* to loavr tire Ruaiinu |H»ris. Tbo tMtfiinlnr baa boon withdram from tbo Hardiman Consuls. The Russian agents at Gono and Nlco hsvo boon recalled Tire property of Hardinian euhiocts baa tmen placml under tno protncllon o| tha lnw«." r'orrciponilenc© of ttre Newark lull) -\dvrrtlK-r. ! *• Mi liny 11it i * ” Rone, Fei». 7, rass. \ " Hunnv July " has Imcn chilled and cfo uded t'-.r Wn ks. We have sCalcelV had an entire cl. nr day 1 llua winter, and the provoking coquetry ol lire »un on'y serves to make us more sensitive to tbo wet winds ol ihu winter looking lulls, everywhere cov- ; efed with allow, Ir-.m Rome to the A.pine panics. ' An Amcr can lamily arrived tins morning ’r m Florence, rnquiring hi despair lor tho bright dime I ot thu poets : I Know you the Und Where tire citr--n and "live ate thr- f«lre«t of fruit I And Hie voice «>f the nightingale never l> mute T | It i* even »v«»rw> m the South Franco, wh-retho colil is actually biting Tire mails are b.ibnu.il|y' retarded over end beyond tire m.-untaiuv ; .>n this sul- where an -w becomes rain liet.ir*’ it reaches tire 1 plain*, the reads nnd railway* are nlwnyspnmahlc, tor storms nnd tempo*;*, winch elnowtrera dulorm j the taco ol th-« earth, are hero tinkn »wn lu Italy natmo t< always quiet, though she is i S'limtiniev s-iiky, aa in winter. Thus it is th »t tier ’ m -nniiu n's remain mreHne« d f- r ages, that trese a : nnd scultitmoa are < xcry when- Seen mthe open air, no that tire vi r-’ atmoaphere seems imfon-d wnhtlie spirit Ol ancient poesy, lor, 'h ugh tho * lair hu- 'imnitlcs i-l thu old reiiffton " laid no longer in tho I nth of reason, yet, wherever We turn, B..im< statin* some temple, some fane, some old image or rn- scriptfon, bewitches tile imaginatloii with some- thing beyond ami above all her visible charms— j The light that never wm on ten or land The courecr. tlmi, amt lire |>--ei» dream. Tin* i* the set-rot "f the t elohntv •.! tlie climate ot Italy, wbi-'h re lo-trnlly deii- able in coinparis-'ii with mat o| lire West India Inlands Tire t-u’It is that heretofore (be World Ire-* In . n m<>ro n-llueuc) d bv poetry 'ban reienco m the mafer of climate* — Th'iika to tho nc ive ctl.rt" of some of . ur ..wn countrymen, r re now bkelv to lrei-.-mo more en- llglilcued on the subject. Thootlieinl J.-urnal has a mug article in commei.dation td wbi.t it l.ivily dduoiritnatea " th*' vast iti-Bign conceived by L • ut. Maury, Director ol iho Om-rv it .ry nt W Mhing- t-'ii, and nd.-pled at Ihu Scientific l onh-renro i-ltluv chief maratimo uatlona nl lirurivela, "t eontino.il at).I uniform moieorologieal o(ia-rv.vtiona by a .-a and .and all over tire «'-*bo" And th.- c.-i rminriit o| the I’.ipe has IreiiwrnMy ord.vmrel thvl th • sys tem nnd instruments tInn proposed Ik- strictly cm ployed by its imirirre m tho ohscrv atones ol the I'npal Hiatus Tire Holy H.-o has just B.inc'i-.ned the ii.Btilulioii of tire " Roman HocUty of Nnvi;s- tiou." an nasoctalion for tho proiimtion of com- morco. nnnimii iAi. HHf ORii. SAVA ANA II .HtltKIf. .**»ti st »T, March 17, f. P. M. COTTON—The market UM]a) wav q.iiel, the *»ln being limited to I t bv'ov nt ttre Allowing par- c ul»r>: .1 at 7 40 at 7,1*, 170 nt e, 1.7 »t cj^. -gv. a: fjq an t 30 at cent* We have no rtiai.gi* lo notice t- prices. .V||:.V|Olt A.MIA. Tna I.lour Rule.—Thla »md after undergotrg Ui- r.-.igb repair* here, l.at Urn tou««l dovin to i.er mooring* off Martin's lndu»try. hire tv kuclioird in 7 fatr.oinv water. Her hutl i» pah.re; red; !.*• two n>**i*. U ill *h-.w <nia bright light Hetktrd Shoot 36 l«^t *h-»r the lev I of t' e tea, and may t»- re*-n In e'evr antirer frem the deck ol an odrn.*r j tin*] ve.aei, b,^ mtlc-v# M-e rtd. • at a vli.gle mmhrooin anchor, «tih i.n,c:j (aJ.oir.a of chain. Tl.e follow log are the approximate trearlng* and dis tance* by c-'inpaw of rnna-kable |4»liit# fr<-m the vl.jp, vu: Hay p..|i,t. N. N. W.. dl.tai<f to mile, f|.i„.„ llrad N. W by N» "S’- tnib-t; T;t>«- l.lghthouw-. r*. W ty W.i.rarl) ^ VV , divUi-ce li m.-lp-: <mer fl-j--j .-a- vair.al. Mar. fl. W. hy VV »!>.»<,( I.^ mii.- dl.UM- llaLTiMoat, March I Sir* - \*r 'el vcbo-t.rf flarsh Take* rt»k* or, i *•. o.l r«*bu l»« Jd ^-v. V. tac . In low, ml c-uMii. prompiiy *uli.tre»*II Ml'-' - ta J'/OS-T-ry I*A HIS VI 11,1.1 A|.H \ . * tf Ml** I* A. G Altf'.N l:il »HJ t>\+% t. 1* « fin .WiH I hc»• ,j y Op Wvdrrev-tay. March 7I»*. Tbt !.*£,.« t.-» i to ca.l a- d aiaiu.rre h*-r New GO jD4 «. ft c imtr.i.i,. («(‘Drral Auction and (ommMoi M BRCHANT, v Bq-tirtr:, No 15 r p., • di-tr" BHraiieih, to :i Jvck^.r.- r I. V . i ll lifer, t <-ax, March 13.— Airtvrd twrk Kti-dn. Jrcon 14—i feared »Mp llert/.-r.l and Khooner J Aiatth l> i »* ». u.. II.'tu h..i»-»iv. L-q.. P.crv :. Ile-r; 4 I - . I. v\ c.J ta • . V t fe Lyeu. , : .u it Dirovvi., r | , IIL»-.bacr-lw w a«1 iu -ta the oi-ie-.*«%' fimj* 1 that Lp l.a« rrui .«od to Ikr c><n«r tg nvl’.N tVIl AND a.NGKLV— U-.EITT l.kjf, Mf». Varvhvi.'** b ilUlu.f. i j y-oVU :hp rtta-iv', »i«- . March 15—< IrarMt. bug lUchard, tJa^ai.d •ct.o.-i.cr M L f’rocr. I ■t l>»r. BOOTaS AND SHOFS, . AI.DfclCl;, Kfett. , 17.}. M^reh. um: -h ha. :-.p Lth n. from >ta vwa-.j.e and I rrex i 17 jui f -r - t^odoaC ai • ht 6crvvi< Yu. JILV ■ c. .-Ok -sjijs llu’llrlc Feb t»-“*l:©-t skip New V-"l P,*e\ I MaavaiLLW. I tt> 14—Ar-ued ba/k .V llrui.a* .ck, li*. from hatan- it Sartnnah. I iM.I! Vtllil: I t > I H —1« bb.*_ ltj.i-.f-, > J -- n F. r »nJ«, *<„• u.r **ic r.» as.' .7 _ II U -MliJL ;-Mnr«a>5 ta FO . • •AT'~l-*--dn$ achr dots 7 Jt.-ti Hi - . H II Ma^.n n Matey, V| Hrn \ J< .vhprmprf-.ri. anJ 4 IVr Mearner Wm >r, I'nmvrl.J W«krr.i Mr Mo. cm, W F r\wi:M; V-II-U*:*. f.-r .s rt.lv VI r% i '..gvrti i VV VV iMiau.Vk ’and, J t r, ! HI A ( • 17 W V >t*v I'.u.r: R -tfA. l It i •N*T V.NTVL • 'htode— ah (re» r. i. F Gr it . Ml. ■ck. , \t.. Ha • I. M . . 7u i: 1*. % ret it pc c .talk a— M.r . I* I: : mar r ilv; |{.Oi^oti’v ’ Rial, u.i m vetr J T fardi. I'•n vwfe bi HlriGIlAta, kLU-Y ta p Or b literu D*v, p . vj r |-»r t.*ri J'.igtu by * Hbl-.ilA vi , KELLY IV i T. rilWKi.K* nttb. I < I C- rv. VMl-.r Itigbon. I. VV * PVPI.V, W M IW*fU«, •' l-lfh, flAttkl, I 'll ! « hr .1, .Sreffl Lt, \| -i;»rk.!. Craig.VV.) 1 c HlaiiCharit, M IIM It VI. INVITATION. t . ,nk ' I i rr.i.* ' c:S •FELL—f r>«b, VptI r'Ki* «,:)» i nu is by i. T. 7HKLt.kL.l-D, ■K i* VI.H — A ya.r Thlv Day. by Navnititiili i:\porl%-.VIiircli I fl. . IVr slitp Nebroaka, for Hrcimn—13'4 bale* upland ' Colton. Per *hlp Onccn, f-.r l.trcrpo.d—‘.*-^33 bal*-t upland cm- t ton, I do i4 | cotton. Per *bip New York, for lloiloii-IJi.' bale* c«tlon,403 | dry hide*, b* l.ivt.-lbides. IVr v'caaiahlp AugtlMa, f«*r New York—P.'S liatra nre | lai d c->tlbii,'dl S f Colton. L'.i D-.ineBllca, f. deer iklnv. 1 ' keg tpecle,and sundry pkga m Ire- IVr Hr bark A lata, for Lt»prjKK.f—V364 bale* upland I The |frreod*'aii 1 ncq-inimarir*. of Mr. k Mr* Gpo Cuyter. and "f It It. I'ujter, K-q.. at-d famdt, i-r qursted to attend the fuiwrat ..f tbe INF.VkT DM < TF.lt »f the former, from their ipvidmcr, tn Libert a: 4 o'clock, Tbiv Aft. ru-.-ti to. r l c I v al.« o Moniatid Wtiig * by I.YN'N ta «MMX , roii mm: r " v I'OHt.Y Ofvpry tk.ij *.d»« ill- f -r u.r. votaiir : t r I a IV ,.ri - , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I IQf.iUf.-G I a key, at.4 old ' iciuraii Kcctifl.x! VV L i Vs 4-.'. tn vu>rv 1 a* MIMS ta JirtlN>TON. ’ : id i — * • wmr*d and i. 1 * “i»ati:nt mi. w vt wi.tcr HTioitnir, 4.«HISV,'wh«M4* * tid ready .o tw p^t :t .-j. i.l I c lion. Mt-celpra nl I ot Inn, At , |»«-r Miillrnnii. Hid Vidro . to llu l-oii. ti' W vi, Uiv\ A III) KlNi lil.LY, fv.tae Fre-y . opV-r»!pv! M heli i • v re-« ia rertr l MV U -i I - •d and ttai afe by ..!« ta. • | > nt:, ta n. A fl Hat.l.'gi . T - •'.e Davit ta l--»c. VV p Yaung, D VtN ,*HI.N. It VVINF-S -. lav*!. In ca-kv • „d cav* d-*»»n b-.iluv; flaarenip, to qaarrer oca ••by MINIS ta Ji.HNM LonJ.-n |».<k I «"■ 1 JOII.N4TOV Mart •> JodfV ol IU ..{rf-rvU W^ (kHocI r |. 11 O-a in*' • "Yrw I'iHIT, MAll' ll tl-I'artDt -The rejrtpUof I Ihew.rk have Ireou light with vale* of »iua!l lot* a'. /-* MIDI'S Hop# v * I'rJi.Ug hare Hvkp*. Rj»%. -• *!•>: M.r*r« ot T".ar!,i • ini x\ i: t.. obi l-ow i»o re thn x r l.otif, Top V »<l- i r. * of aro alitct'k-M to mvt 1,1-f.bv tiorn » \ n* to I l-p tern oa a; p'-nt re* at i fl.-* Itlntid* rni-gr* from I3 to I7 i harfevtoi., v,c i-r *q<iarc, and J, b-tlev. Ve4K-l* wanted. I OJ.I’VrtH -*. M \|;i II ta P. M d to notice 'lair iC.jH.-r lb. for round AY III f. M R A Tv»N, J«> - tT o Fp t- '• I r ...I, r --f ttre i tho q AfUl flT V.fl VirillMY. kr. I* .loll to day. unit hnuU Chai.grtl. Mi Mil I.L, MAIH'll 13. V no. limed g *.-l demand, at vii.,11 vloc, •-fft-ru g, lire ma to.I.y I.IOO l.alt-a, buvli.i »* cln (or MtddlluR M \';oN. M \Hi II 17. -Tire havi- bt-rn light and thr drm n.;.: s ' mar 10 ntoki n rnu hi nt. jHAta Tt.'ic *t -ii', » mvHf v-r *t r». p --( Totten or blii -'IT’* l «» iiiiL mar 10 tf Row t. VN I) ta TO 1- 411 W 4 NTI.II. «• 1 MU n CHOI n|.ur. !,'« VHItflll) D n l7-a\ vs . b ta K I I. a •' ■> I • can. 1'i.irfh, II -rt-cv..k}«vib,c m-J I. f’s i h-vc-dair. pprpa'tvl i Em».*. V--<- -a Tra*. I I* <ex eo jMilb c » l «<va •v-ck-sl * ! p*r* E IV) a i-l a-e f-ooou .-.'-i'i 1 - P - I* - r \ppt) i \t k.t t* i.mlin.- up. ** loving Citu at M* A. r r-h k . 1 l Ac «.r*n o ad Ore pwv« Ifoi Vmtv. 1 ta 7* lijwv. fp. Kta-'x 'day : ..pro of ihr p«*t I. lhet-ll. at of thr Fa ?q ' Middling Fair SI A I >111 I [From the Altai !* Ueput.'icaii ' llv-ninrul of the AllnuiM I'nvimnvtrr. Tho T'pvl *xe has agam fallen, and tDo I’.wt- master ill litre eity, w lio*e only crime *• a*, that l.o was and has been lor upwards ifiirty year* a W'orthy member I-l a I'lOlnlanl I'fiiirdi, ho been sncr-iicrd lire true, ho waa charged with fo-mg e.wmoctrd «uh iho Amencanparty, huuhischaiuo ; wa* dlvprovd, by a large number *d tho most re- j •portable citarire'd Atlanta, Democrat and Wing wli"-so petition nffamvl the rrm-.vnl I-l the late, rostmntcr was received mi Wa»hmgt.<n soma! •la)* before the removal wn* e->nvumiiiat. d. I bat j lie wa* faithful in 'ho drechnrga ol lire dolic*, | c.iiriei.ire and attentive to all call* upon lire am n- ; Den. i* proven by iho cllitcua whom ho ha* *•> i failhluliy aerved. Rut tie wa* a |Voto*t*nt and lire t-r- iLor belonged i<» tho American party—and ! tho 1‘opo‘s ag.-iil al Iho head «d tho I’.retolli. o Jdo- ) . partim-m, || ho eould Mot rekindln iho lire* id | out) Sillithll.-ld line, could vent lire petty and lliailg J quatme* bant spleen upon tha American order, by temov- | |u«ihbli Ing a Ilian from office, wfioao rt'legriiy ol cbaiao- b»D. ler ami amlabihiv .-I lioart, bad won for Inm tbo Confidence and esteem »l all who knew bin ll I* due to Mr lli.yd, iho iitoBotil I'oatmvslsr* to •lain that ho waa tod eousultrd as to Are appoint- m.-nt, and knew nothing nl tho removal until in formed that hn waa appointed idfie. As Hi" lari* i .inueelod with Hire outrage upon th" eiti of Atlanta, will Soon Im laid Ivcfoio them, wo b.itH’at b.r tbo present TllrtVt M Mil'll 13 - Icppii but Imfe .'oti.g In I'opoii for i lug vt.H-k I* ligti. VV e qu >l0 »hor| p 'ilat.Vi p lire part PARIS M1LUXKKY Bonnets, Ribbons, Caps «»f Mr i \\ir.H iirvrrK M Ml- m n i- in on)*), amt t-a flavannah, T’lh March, IH.V.V. Iltll N I V I 4ND. ' |'ll F utvdof Vlsoo.1 It p ppatod • a <vpv rt lb 1 and IllvnkV, IW-II Ihp |V| »M.non *1 Wa*-- 4 It Tl| 14 I 4| IT..AI I 14 *v s- I* V G 4HDNKR Co• •*•* i »»<u-t .lv-P u p ltduw r.vf tb^tf p*Ov*.Vfr, .•«*-'»-t S i Id c* : : ihpir aiur.’.B. u* ton w* ►, haa hw»> paid *i l-p- *»t*V * , mr "* . N.« V -t. i - n,« In- )-v».nr# I tT-C* V . oi. 1 ItOrr.or Mv.V.V.iog . Omni 51 lild Middling F .w, a * •V* ta- • 'IfTOB. hvlMlVl Trains on thr ( rutrnI KailroatU (onnrrtict H All.HO 41.N. BCnilDUXiE. , \N and *P«-< Vlnii.li), lire I'tah March. Ins:*M. and V * ut,i.| luiti.irii.v.N'. Up I'v-wiifTi Tiaib* m:n>N hoi sk, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. 11% 4. I . Illil.Vl ta 4 Tat. I a. March It. IStaV U u-a- 1 I vponril to date Lv|~>r.cd loda) 1 VN»5 1 4 h«i (. IVt HUM | Ip-aveflav fli.H-k . i trend .M'l cfevtr-t ,*i< M.'ivvv* flngar wav d t 0.0 IiImI* «l rwlhrr lo«* * I ' Wr jrtqootP I air al 4»4** a.rewvld at 17.N vfcltV lor bn reoah v .1 » .- avbi. A0* » \» II 4 Mil.. * *. in* »o vbu -•» R IV.-ShW#4S l-nli.fs, l^sudor *♦./ pfc-,*. 1.1 *■ • rmN-. *. «.n* of M.,: lug lo n’sTRta*nr Tiir woRXrtniMav ra avunvo. Dostituin.n In England bad alrinret reached Ha height. From the combined enures <>f an umre-ial- ly aevern winter, umreually dear prtef* for all des criptions ol pfovialons, and a total •(agnation <-| trade, dm m-of arn in a t|ap|..rab|n ataio Many th'.Uaand lahorera have boon lor wocka willmut food, eacoptlng lliaanpplies oldreriir In Llvrf|K»..| thn liii.-a have been peculiarly se vere, In Qi.useqilenro of Ibn friM.| having slopped tha •xtonsivo huibfrng work#, and from tire e..||n- nance *•( eaVt«rly wind# having preveiiitxl the arri val nl American shipping. Tim alreenen ul ship ping atone deprived nearly 5000 dork laborer# and pi'rtora "| work -nd ol all desorlptioua .>1 hle.rarn there were to.| fewer than I ho*m mon «|o«tiiuto **| employment Eonablering tlm Dumber <>l ImlpleM women and ehildron dependent •>»» thw#a men, this presents a lerribln amount ol •iiltnftng ('onsbforshla Idterafritr had been displayed by the I'ltUcn#, and aUuil l'lDIU Were anh#rrit>od.— Ralfol slures warn opened In varb.ua parts of tlm town, and llcksls, onmllng tbo h-arer to bread and i », : • - * eusls, were froely dlmUnited Tbo conduct nf (lie J ' , ' ,> * #<, d with gr,.pim.ua oea#>ma uusmployml waa, sIiii.mii without Ptcsptlon, psase- e D’l»* •b|e «nd pralsownflliy, allbough want was s«i great that InaisneM had occurred where nmu sctu fry fetnfod (ruin hunger, and lell on the street. Ths hulk of lh*es really foduatrlous plasms Ms up In the Iio|hi •.| an early return lo Ufoir — ■ 'l'u»l,v iIim nhl, iImI valltllnn '.oi a Dull, i Aim st I Ida. . and 4BV bbi ».«*)>. Tire valrv lark*, of wlil.li Wti'v :#t»t |ref tMivire'. rtf *t and Vitl ol J-wl vark Hi 4 net* 'null W'vt»w- . gfq.JVrt nu-ci a.»t »v re re »c*ee. at #•«' l .’S. V •t rri> tlmllPit I* 1-1 IV o 1 I **!v 1. 1 • fll »- -1.1 * ; to . 4 1*4 4 Vl'l.h- • h e.V'vi r-p, .iBBUtawie e rireml* •» •‘"’h ** , VaoiNvim, I.p.I'l-Aur a*-* 11 » rri4*. » tabi'' suit K4 4 Ml lltltallta | OU ta^V*- * I 41 It 41. Ra'o-.wi '-.^ta. «v*.i«'.K-N. ta""'# fl *•«i, MWMpI Krt T.spJ IV.BtaA* I >• *fct* * • >*h Cl y 4 L t 4* *4 i ini-w 4i. . 1 4 »1p4W *) Hren-e-. IV**.. Jp. Cf GUO >i IMP i vvta. lit Unm I*»#!» wa* >A * K |l HUS' 441 ta • < |.i| V|, »M.t, 1 . tf MV' < Haiw iv H-iirriiwk*rtn*> (ixeRetA — I he Amen- mi* Republican «*y* Aller a long drought wn were favored with a very lino #h,.wvr on Tuesday morning between 4 and 5 ■•'eliH'k. Tho rain wa# aemunpanimi with a somewhat violent *tntm »l ttumdrt and tlghiing and consider able bail and Wind Wo »f»#t Hrel tbo rain Ire# ifen "tienalvo amt oopimi# In other •eel.oiia ol the e-umiry Many n|..ur Urmera have at • vv i. • In. hat II «•<*.' V kit #01*0. and -U -fdbwry.al i*fc.**a • \ fo| of tfon re.xc*. fliar »** takrn at }l*« 4h."il 30 hair*!* IW»ieT* bmughl M cenw — VV e Ireanl ot no nea rncacemcni Map ad*. i. h teats* P» . tlx- Mae.M> > 1 l. n.r, I » N.v ■aaaopwai-ta *' Stall II 4 Mil 4% VII I 'ttlMI- . * *,.) \\,.w *. V "4 r«-*4»-'* '--1 tew. mmnruw - fM-v«w*a<-p.taM* * '»*flta*v.«ta'.aH4 lU-Sve-v arevyvo'W" . .VwkufiMid s*4 w Okie »i.taskvs-1 i *+* VB.W »l ita* I,«nm ,mreV I* <rt- ' 4. 4 D-tallV. 4|VM l«»ifrtg~ew* r I asmn krt *bm .lull. N It44 V . HlN . M Vtil'll It » • mand Inr I'-.'Mr iht* m onins o« i.er Parlfie n»i twt«« .lelivwwl «',*»»• «*n>.»h I.m Mae.-.* vi * Oi M.n.vl* • I h the •s-mh VV M an J .nu) ta vv »*i p Im ll«.hHd,fniiiB{ *m.<i* a .uni*-m. lUev- vb.1 E-i Vn.c-.m-m*, '.Nap*. -n\ f.*r laiivhaMnf^ dta,! kl.-B'Va'.'w.ftf *. V«* > IV 1141 l|t»Mta|. HIM 4 11.1 «V* )A# NfM-l H •’*« •» *•" 1 k .MBirew v-qidee »v ita* Dw ‘ i A Sr . . .. ir lAimeia Imvo . ],| ii, r nmeiin# *i be. n hauling w *(• | lot Week* lor their #lo<k, au.l *..ine eeqnli) for V'anad' . g. lah. ii hga fo'.-n gtevlly relanled We i-i.||. . r.ipli.o.v were ne*d) VV e ...i i.l i .a.. • i...Mi,,.rauia ikuu viaa rlv* g tfA amt s V»1 VV r-*!> graiiilMle our aarleultUlsl illeinls M|*on till# aeawm- b»*n*|vi»r iMale I b'«» #1 , . .. i—.»■*!»?•»».;« »m;-h : —>- ,,,J - • ** sr,-v*. K-.i „ : a Tbf T« »U. W E*< H IfBiire l,.| Vb(b"i t 4 41 ownew won »n* *.*Mat Tre.o* rt »h* K*U *w*4, *M i!*» ta..,»h I'ai-Mpta* Ratu .* i the I earn eh-rh tre>%* f»»*a*i».*ta i.m 4«t-B*>* *'• *•' P 4t , f% w ,a„vl* «ith lh# vn.-tv.’v.c V c* *.* re it p '.iv.-g-i* ' 14*110-4.4* ■im) the A-««v|t V Mvtan* l!*T'-.-w4 I llhfl rt Vlre Treln* Vai.ai **<t..wli *V • -4 M .*rt •1 t n.v r M . • HI caret |w*^#w#e* i re e-J l*l.» re ilreauir. V4. htvMnr UaiWMifcefll *Htal - - 4«re#4 . v «n4 VAta-oir 4*e <-1" 4IITIII; 'ItallN *t*Af>relaw A. a ertavAfii rt v*.V*#0)», | iKdcll 1.11 HtllN* Ull**w'»>M«. V*' c »ta« «vVj*vi wre re evo-i m*. ta*- 4p*<i •JdWevsf, on Twrsil*r« the Ihiih, gloat agnation wssoftsereshls in ih# Hcoifond IL.sd, mm nllha lowest and mmi dferoputshls quarter# td lha town. By dsgreos tlm ex. it-'insni aweifrd Into lh* di> menstnn# »d s Mol (land# of iho discomed iiMioh- •djool Into vsituus psivs uf ths (own, ami caumkJ ! *.4 Nr* ttawawta Jl1M.ll.'* W.-M.IM Tram fw»n* ki*taMi will «-**«) |w»Hfl* IPrtta MU» , rea .4ta»*V im* Arep.e* f.'v»» E-m * i.uii wa* •<* »♦ >44*14 4 i TIIIi 141.4 4 M4IM HU . lV A14 IV M D 41 1.4tap's ,*•• ta»v is* ' "ta"* . * / Mikwi pvwVei n tfe I’M en* *** PM |m|D*M, •tafP'c 2V lUvpaMI V> %>•» bm.no » «<4 «ta*i<*~**« IW ' K U.*, *.#>A T*rt rev* T o*re- rt“ rt v* «.., . , k IU.n-1411' SVI k*<i HI' T,4h»*’ rekl SI I" V* • I tf, | a He , i , ; »n.t V#M.t.l# N*w 'talean* M..v#**w* #1 VHJJVt feet lev I wa W »arms -During tlm pan week ws hav# j w „„ tT smv N*w Yrek but. n- -mmsw# 'rT/^T" iv***.** * im r»y bean v»*tir.| with ..no or iw«. Ifo* *howef#. which „ „ H> *»,», «t vi s time. . Iirammirti* TJlml^ia# odMim Were warmly w«le 100.1, a# the harl'tnget "limiter - N»«*» m «.••• -pt'ii* - tmi-ewHaa I* M4 pwvit nh*. n* **4 fcatrew* itk Wt iM 4%) fr*i# M Y*wta * Mw iVA-f se»» A limes. Hpnng l* upon *)*, #ml H lh" *ea#.n prove# «>mi| *rtisn »«"*•#*• tMttrentW Is • uhow) »h#va ' ‘-w- v . , mm-n- 4 aunt,' , j viM»k*i \Um vwv • ^ -"ysfWta•• •5***'.““'' I ! .500SS2? >v I..,”"-"''»I--K j" ., T*...» pp.yreiyyta’'..- 2; —ll . «.«1.«»**««»#*»»• ta P » Will havo on eieelfrul crap leaf Owning lo Iho diy cnndHloM ul everyihlug, sev sral phnieta in our vicinity ha»o nmi with cnaid srehfa !•>«»«•* dating the pest week, in the dwlroo- j u,«' lh CL ^ *'1 Ihslr !•«•*•• cl«» hy ttls.-AIUsny I'strmi, *. vi, r.mIm Ibsl. | aklMpw PMs ■ ks 'Jisvtsst^ sssru ' 1 CreSlaitfi'V.'i.X.-Vrefib'a v»^«MMa** ro ^ar^M grg .,- j v«. .v VA ' ,, 'V Us* I 4‘flt rere »«A r#f •**♦*• IV*OA*, » ta* o '2*