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' jr yvsyyj; THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. ..$5 00 ..•00 ..$3 00 ,.300 ..400 .. too .♦laoo Out U«d CUIUSNID BY P. W. ALEXANDER* CO., CUy >.l C.M.ty FrlwI.H. TJunMa nBDTT * ".Hy, in .dnnn,|wr ...am It mB.Mta.dn.oo. Dally, i. adnnn, for .U month.,. • •. rtt.WM.ly, tn adnnoo, por .ouum.. II rnnjMlatn adv.no. Weekly, Invul.bly In .dv.no.. ^WMkly,(club oftoo.l III ooplf lot...; -' SAVANNAH, GA. Tne*darMaraliuft April TO. BY TELEflRAPHFOB THE^ REPUBLICAN. _ MI«vors’ l*»!4)ixtm. Wabuiuoton, April 9. Tba Nation*! IntoUiRoncor publishes a lotto? from LuiUTiaga, (ho Spanish Miniator ul Foreign Affiflrs,'to tbo Captain Honors I of Cuba, staling that the Cortes, on the Sih March, adopted a reeolu- lion to protect the alavo property in Cuba,and that slaveholder* tharo may fool assured of their pro* party under any ehanso o! government. Plnrkota. Charleston, April 0. R2.500 bales cotton ohengcd hands to-day, at price* ranging front *1 3*4 to U 3*4. 'lltere wero two shocks of an earthquake at St. Louis, the 5th inst. 9 An ofiico for foreign recruits, to the Crimea, has boon opened at New Orleans. Tn* Know Notonos havo carried tho munici* pal elections in 8t. Louis and JolVerson City, Missouri. Fire. Tho alarm of fire last evening was occasioned by the burning of a small frame building on West Broad street, near the Railroad depot, ocuupiod as a bar-room and grocery, by Win. Uodgos. Tho house, Iwhicb belonged to Mrs- Clair, together with the; entire stock, was entirely destroyed. Mr. Ilodgoa was insured for $1,000, in tho Savan nah Mutual Inaurauco Company j tho building was not inaurad. Wo learn front Mr. Hodges that he closed hia store about nine o'clock, and that a short timo thereafter, tho house was discovered \o bo in »P9l«ol i made < tbe purpose* of coal, either to burn In gratee or to generate steam. Theartlelolacalled" Fimumentum," and alow day* ego a trial of it took plgoo in tho furnace of tho offioo of the New Orleans True Delta, which paper says !• ’ Tho Firmatnontum, which to all appearances is nothing muro nor Icee than common clay, mado up Into balls abouLthe also of a lour pound cannon •not, and deled like bricks, wae thrown Into the furnaco like to much coal, lighted without tho slightest difficulty or detention, and In a vurv short time steam waa raised. The heat in the furnaco was Intenae, and with a very alight addition to tho quantity (about half a barrel) Ural thrown Ini atoatn waa kopl up for aevoral hours, at a point sufficient ly high to keop two of our tnadiino preesoa going at their utmost apoed. From what.wo have aeon of tho Firmatnontum, r irevinus to tho public tost ofyoatordsy, and view* ng the latter aa conclusive, wo give It as our un biased and dolibotato opinion that it will nnawur all tho purposes of coal, ao fur ns producing boat and generating ateaiii ia concerned. Tho same paper elates that a company has boon formod for tho ntanurncturo of tho articlo on an ( extensive scale, and that it can bo furniihcd at 25 i conta per barrel. It is said to produce no smoko, , nor to emit any sparks, and thoreforo will bo pre ferable to coal for locomotives, dwellings and hotel*. Tub Missing Friuatk Albany.—Tho U. 8. •learner Fulton, Captain Mitchell, arrived at Hava na 25th March, from an unsuccessful search for tho missing Albany. Tlioy bud, whilo cruising in the Carribboan Sea, fallen in with an abandoned French ahip, and taken therofrom an iron chest auppoaod to contain spocio. There wero on board n largo number of trunks, allowing that alio waa n passenger vessel, probably bound to Cnyonno.— The Fulton pteked up, during the cruise, a spar supposed to liavo belonged tn a man-of-war.'— They secured tbo iron bands, thinking, if they be longed to tho Albnny, that tlioy may bo identified Mktiimdist Utattor tor California.-- 1 Tho Kov. Bishop Baker, one ol tho Uishnpaof tbo Methodist Episcopal Church,sailed from Now York, Thurs* day,in tho stoainor George Law. The Bishop goes out on an official visitation. Ho will ho ac companied by tho Kev. Messrs. Rooney and Koi- ner, with their families, who go out to join tho California Conference. jawfoBlW*—'We statedt>__ ion »l«.w 0,1.Mtt, h.d bj » .Implc p I. common ol.jr Htvo .11 ll Revolving Vest.—A tailor in London lias in vented n waistcoat on tho principle of Colt's lovol- flames. He thinks tho lire was tho rusult of do- vor—a garment with four fronts, useful to secure ** the charm of a variety, or to Conceal ahahbincss or grease spots, but particularly convenient ns lessen ing baggage, by roducing four waistcoats to unu. sign- Georgia Historical Society. It gives ua pleasure to announce that tho Rev. Dr. Choulee,of Rhode Island, has arrived in Sa vannah, and tint he will deliver a locturo this eve ning before tho Georgia Historical Society, at Armory Hall, upon the Lire and Times of Olivi,r Cromwell. Dr. Choules is ono ol tho moat in tellectual men and vigorous writer* of tho day, and is withal an eloquent and agrooahlo speaker.— With such qualifications, backed by his well es tablished reputation as a lecturer, wo can not doubt but that a largo and intelligent audience will bo drawn together to hear him ibis evening. Master Flections.—At an election yesterday, tho following persona wore chosen Wardens and Vestrymen of Chriat Church: Wardens:—John Macphcrson Berrien, Win. I*. Hunter. VestrymenW .Thorno Williams, Robt. Haber sham, R. R. Cuylcr, Norman Wallace, Jas. Potior, Jacob Waldburg, P. M. Kollock. TI\o following poisons wero elected for St. John’s Church: WardensJoseph 8. Kay, G. H. Johnston VestrymenGeo. 8. Harding, Win. B. Giles, John W. Novitt, Wm, Uattersby, Wm. H. Bulloch, Wm. W. Lincoln, Isaac DJLtKuche, K. M. ,Mac- kali. GET We learn from the Baltimore papers, thst Capt. White, of tho abandoned ship Janies Chestun, did arrive at Wilmington, (N. C.) on (bo schooner Lucy Sharpe, and that he was oxpected in Balti more Friday or Saturday last. His Balcty may be considered as removing all grounds lor tho suppo sition that iho Janies Cheston had been the scene of a mutinous tragedy, but by no means removes the mystery which seems to envelop tbo abandon*’ meat of tbo vessel. Tho seven seamen brought to this port by tho "Two Friends," havo been discharged. McNinrAL Election in Acqusta.—'There was an election yeatsrdsy in Auhvmm, and we leant Lira and Death in London.— 1 Tho number of births in London, for tho week ending March 3, was 1720, ol these, 038 were boys, nnd 888 girls.— Tho average numbers for tbo proceeding ton years, in tho ninth week of tho year, wero 791 boys and 759 girls. The number of deaths registered with in the same timo was 1,560, exceeding the calcula ted number for tho week by no less ihnn 884 ; in dicating cloarly, that, though Iho rigorous wuathur had passed away, its c fleet# still continued to bo i fell. (Iteration of the New Pre-payment Postage Law.— 1 Tho Postmaster ol Now York states that, the first two days tho new law requiring loiters to ' be prepaid, wont into operation, there wore an ng- grogato ofsixty-tbreo loiters received unpaid. On I tho third day there wero ninety-nine. Tlioy wore t put in by stealth, and of course, none of iIl-iii for- , warded. Seven of tho number bad postage stamps on cut from stamped envelopes, which are worth-1 ur R' ,VorT,or less when so transferred. doeorlptivo of some Important arohuological dis coveries whloh have recently been made in the an cient city of of Sidon; end U is believed that further invoillgaliuim will rovoal tothuuyosof tho searches, monuments And other tolics ol put, which, although perhaps not equal in mag- lilllcunco to thnso of Nineveh,will |hwsom gruntor value in tho hlatory ol letters and the disposal of certain questions archmology. Sidon is thirty miles south from Beirut, und contains a population of about ten thousand pbrsons. In the winter ol 1853-4, some Mussolinon who wero digging for treasures in tho old grnvo yards of tho city, un covered throo copper pots, each containing eight hundred pieces of gold. Tho whole valuo of the troasuro was aboutf 12,000. After this discovery excavations woro commenced upon a larger scale and It has turned out, with tttoro important ranulls. Thu correspondent of tho Journal of Commerce •ays: •“ On the 19th of JaVy laat, some mon wore dig ging for utoru hidden ireuauio in an ancient cornu- lery on iho plain uf,"idun, called Mughqrat Tuh- lo«»n, when at the depth of about twelve fuel below tho surface, and near tbo walls of an ancient edifice, tlioy’uncovered a snrcoplingus, upon iho lid of which tliuro i* a long Pluimloian inscription. The lid ia of a blue, blaca marble, intensely bard, and taking a very fine polish, 'lhe lid is about eight foot long, by four feet wide. Tho upper end ia wrought into tho figure of a telltale bond and thmduura, of stalest a gnvut six©. Tito features uto Egyptian, with largo, full, almond shaped eyes, tho nose llattenod, nnd li|w remarkably duck, mid somewhat alter tho negro mould. Tin* whole countoiiaucu is smiling, agreeable, nnd expressive, beyond anything I have evor scon in the disinter red monuments of Egypt or Nineveh. Thu head mo** resembles that which appears in Egyptian figures, whilo on each shoulder there is die head ol boiiiu bird—a dove or pigeon—and tho h«sotu ia covered by what aimuara to bo a sort oi cape, with a deep fringo, as ol luce. On the lid, below the ligtiro-hoad, is the inscrip tion, consisting of twenty-two long lines, closely written. Tho letters are in porlect preservation, and can ho read with tho utmoal ease and accura cy, and the ivholo forms by far tho longest and moat perfect inscription yet discovered in this most ancient language and character., it appears to bo mainly a genealogical history of tho person hurid in the sarcophagus, who, it appears, wan a King of 8idoii. Tho names ol Baal ami Aslitor- odi, die woll-knowu Gods of tho Sidon inns, occur repeatedly iii ilioao inscriptions. Some of die words aro Hebrew, as melelc, king; while tho forms of some letters are so much like lliosu ol die ancient Greek as at unco to indicate the relation ship. Letters wero in run led by the I'hmnleinns.— Here wo see diem dropping Iruiu their bands ill the Aral casting. 1 have a copy of thu inscription before me, with iho hguru-hcad, taken with great accuracy by tho non ol a youqg Arab, whiett could hardly bo exceeded by photography or lithography. , I wish 1 could forward it to you M bo used in your ' UseinwU. It mutt liav# originated from seme aM-cifle p.ncr. hw..MC>Uo m. Ity « frloml In Sid.m. | l| ou, nol l,« |»u„m«l tor u. w ami is die more valuable from iho (act that.nl pro- , ... .... „ •onl. tdililiun.l oupiu. c.nnot b. liken.” • “ 1 "‘ l 1 0 " *"' >-• ‘ r..|«cin."r. , ".m!, ,,,, .... . r i me ln*«»y advanced above, la one of conalderabl* I ho inscription wns not perfectly decided at j pimniiiiiuy. [OunMpundMMunk.’tMWMk ».|.«Ulc»».J Th. r,k. .1 Vml.lmi. IIOK TIIBH A TR1AI—Myr—.'l *•«.«•*••• The ml Itnuin.b. VUM,llapumh,. ,l~n loU1l1to.11 doll.i. . JSAjSjB'iSSiSS* ’/C!wII , m„«.» Can., A,„ii mb, HUJ. Wm fM« K,To.bf.od..iwel.a and *;rAl!ILr,wSSlK5T«STm JtUtrman .f/sssN4tr: R.! 1 ,*”, ' ! r . KG°d o f dlnary 11 »ur, with as Inkers use. ^ Ul Ah) o,i lM( IK ,i ««nrimnM by a pbysteian — _ u |. , .hiiitaii iiaeniiM. i» ih« 1 Ilia la higher than flour ha* rated for many years. tiiA himiior Iih iws bsiiAvtii mmim Bia i-KnowlBf your aptrtM devoUonto lb* j 0 jbh, when the flour warehouse of Ell I fart A. ntaiilkhm abumySk itllRNliY KYNM/mitABT, tntereiii nr your city amt Hiate, I am sure you sin Go.waa broken otmn by the crowd, end a miml-r and 1*1 A Kftf fr>; A mitniAI. l» more d«an »e4r«-l .pardon thuliberty I lake m addressing thoseerude sug- i 0 f flour barrels spill into dio street on the foolish intianrr*. li,.i#«d man/ mrdirsi m-n • bo know u^-lr |oiUmis,ibruugli lhe medium nfyour paper, to the sober, pretext that Hart end other iiiorclurii* had been virtue* •egutariy |.»*.#«riim ib# 1 oontlrterailoii or your cllUens-enly hoping u, attract ; concerned in lorcetalliiig die msrkuts, and ihus *m*Vf!,' iT^iV* T/T tn at! the alUuiildn of your Intelligent ouramuidiy to itMs'aHb I raising tho price ol Ilnur, it sold *1 from $11 H7 to (Ut ittcll M ,j|»rrboMi. tr»e IHerrtxasO.rdiai $12 a barrel. In 1844, during the tomiwrary paral- • M AOfKlLIA IVIUSKKY^ lu, ,,v. idjr. Bssras, tim »oi*a-. ». , ,'.uV n I 'H7.UI . I . ,. 1 ? I «wroggranatai imar-rr-^. 'iilK 1 ? /'.ItOM t. HAl.tlUok, Vy IUmk, in so r* se* U.t —» •f* ,u A*,. I IVI.H 1*001. SALT - is* , 4- a. 1 11 J ** * •* ' * * Jeci, and yicrhapa tbrough Ui*m to achieve a gnat pub Uw good, Wtitita the tart ten years a vsry happy amt marked change lisa occurred tn the feeling* of Ueorglesa gen erally In relation to the Interests amt welfare of our IluUtUHItiK «ttaport. Formerly, Havannah was, to most of us, an unknown region, supposed to be Inhabited by dltiulfled OdwolIM heads"—leo proud to solicit business, aud loo griiicul to give It attention,slmuld It offer. Hut recently all dial la changed. A more Intimate acquaint ance wldi our seaport, rovealaixus* elata of n»er- ehauu a* nutorprlilug, liberal, and sagaclnui; and men of leisure, as highly cultivated and hoiptlahle as may Imi found In any commercial city In the world { and now, w«t only does die great public heart throb with getteroua sympathy, when you are desolated by storm aud prstl- fence, but the prosperity aud prospects ofHavanuah are •ubjocts of guueral Interest and conversation among In- UlIlK-nt ffeorglans of all sections. Aa the Htaie Is bound lo Ha seaport by great links Of Iron, so are all tbo material Interests of both closely Idon- lifted, margin tannot offarA (Aal 6'arasaaA ikouta »*/• ftrfran nitnrrtilg. The epidemic of last summer waa atorrlhln shock to your advancing pmsperlly, and Its effects wero lelt lo tho extreudilos o| U,o Htaie. A few such fatal emit races from your dread and relentless gurat must iutotruru seriously with your comnierclat pro gress; hvneo anything, however vague, which prom ises Li solve Iho problem of the future health of your city, Is entitled to respectful attention. Tbo gravity of iho subject, and tho deep Interest the writer fesls lu It, Is, I trust, a siifllcfent apology for Intruding thrso lucubrations upon your attention, reeling as sured that Uio mnguliude of the Interests Involved will enlUluthcru lo patient, If not respectful couslders- Home years since, ray attention was arrested by a curi ous but plausible lb rory, front the pen of an eminent Eng lull physician, lo the effect that tho gradual deposit ol lllih between aud under tho atones of the London pavements would, at tom* future day, originate a pesti lence as destructive as the tireat IMsguo. The theory was very ab.y argued, and created considerable sen- aalloit. I remember thinking, at the time, that. If inch a re sult wnropifsiiM* with the fine pavements and admir able sewerage of London, with bow much preteti/ily might Savannah look for such a catastrophe, having no pavement-nnd a defective system of sewerage; and after considerable reflet-lion 1 am of the opinion that lhe epidemic of lost summer m«y Aar, rttulltd fram that esry tireumtlnnctt. Providence does not blludly Inflict such an awful visi tation upon any people, and I cannot permit in»sell Li believe, that Savannah can have dttrrvtd such n chas- ralaing ".ortr.ee olllour, Isold .1 frum $11 B* SSlSKraiG i $l2a barrel. In 1844,during Uialemporsry para - |,p,.-c/ibH by them wiibtke oimossconSdsmcetoo. - u ar»vv • . .. yam of trade, which occurred that year, flour sold tmnstlcial «dfccts. nt»„ u,r*« eswil-M msdwn-sa irisi.) X ” * •"j-* w,is WM U; . t . at from $4 93 to $5 a barrel. 1 heso may be non- Inscriptive pamphlets, to be bad gretwof Mmi agrto*. »•»»»***• ■iiloicd as the txiremra of Iho price: and ss tan Price for each,only aoomurwr ijoufe,«jrsta femtrs i.„ ' “Gifn. 4 u ’ easily bo understood the distress was about equal $2 Ti* ’A t* Uh SVao. ,11 ’* • •* \ on Isoth iwcasion*, oil the.one from the want of a a, lo lT, q Li * ** • • • •- ^ ’ *• ' inonc^ridio Oll'or Inm It... w.nl ol bnidalall.. j'.'l^'vha.UK IkW, fill. *| £,'. .'.U* M.J | IS Mavannali. on Isoth occasions, on the one from the want money, on tho other from tho want ol breadatulU In 1837, ihu dial res* wa* so groat a* to load to riot*; in 1844, people deserted the city ill great number* and tuurcantiio and industrial enterprise* wero severely checked. Last winter flour again readied so high a priee that great suffering ensued. During the winter, work being scarce, hundreds and hundreds would lisvo starved bad it not been for charity. Aa tho winter wore on people began to oxpoet that the ovll days wore passed, and that bettor time* were at band. But between tho wm- . ••• lor and spring there i* always a gap, during which , M.iiif.!! f*uppll~ » > -j - i .. iho new auppTfes ol breadstuff* wait for the own ing of navigation, nnd ihu old aru generally cm- •unied. Wo aro in llmt goo at tlm present limn, and the consequence is that flour is thirtaon dollars a barrel. Tim drought last year wna morn tovero thnn people have generally supposed. Great ogertlon* were made nt iho limo lo conceal Its extent, and thu sweeping ehnracier of ita ravages. But wu sen them now. The high pneo of flour can b« ns- cribed to no other cause. Whuther it is destined to Inst throughout any portion ol iho sunimor is a difficult question to answer. Many operator* An ticipate the usual fell tin tile o|K>uiitgof iho navi gation. Other* question whether tho supply to como on by iho canals will bn largo enough to alfect thu price.—N. Y. Herald. • AmERK ANIXINU OCR CONSULAR SYSTEM — Wo havu reason to hrliavn that tho State Department havo succeeded in carrying out entirely the plan <»f Secretary Marcy to secure tho service* of cituen* of our country not only s* JJmtetl States Consuls, but a* tho United Status Consular Agents every where. There aro said to have boon near five hun dred persons, in ull, acting an American Consuls, who were auhjocia oi foreign powers on Mr-Mar- cy'* advent to ilia present position.—Star. apt U - __ HVi’ifiMft, ‘mmortJM a»j» iiWBAmti) r*xmiii. For immmi I«rri0c<llsr«sra,L’AHTr.U'N it|*ANWI MIX- . Tl: It K t* the only specific. The proprietors have in thrtr pooNMlon over one bore ; hmulred cortlAcaUw of U»» mot I eatraordlnary cure* ef- fectivl by It. j Wo refer lo lb*Certificate of lllcbard Adam,. 1st* hl*b 1 tberlff of IlK t m»ed, Vs ; K*l«ln llertoo, l•i.lnm^s•l•M»r j of tl.e IteveoMi* for lllibiuot-d: licii. Wikli, of lhe I Mammoth Ltrcu*; fir. Ilriidly, of WuhlhfUn «.**»>; Mr. ' Wm. A. Malibowt, ami C M. I.wk, kwi,of l(iet.inoi,d. ! Vs.; Mr. Y. Iloydfli, Lsrhamfe llolel, * Lott id |^,ho4, <hm r*d *«rt whn* 'ov.moim i. lib • •f.lll, w)l*» a r.»j^ »ro>o«A m • i apr Vi y % D fiMKMtW MQfViun,- 75 LL't I: f'M(.«- ,,,«■ Vi po I' k II Co Si d« Hravl) SOqusrwr cmB* Rrai-ly. tf'i elf Sll, do -• U> LM« N F. Heir; *5 do l.olLor f'dV/fc't f- m YU eight* 4n do * Tor •«)* Ly K.'fiA.ST'rt f apr Ih ‘*♦1 „ •rtfr**., , j '* - : * i ollo rr, who have mil • of U,n wimm d-*« riptl-.t» i f AMUSV Tl.lt l»*j. !> .* ,, k . t j . ', cured liy farter's Hpanltb Mlstnre. T»*r> sll **-»nfy 1 j V*oS : s«on«u* g lt », „ s Hist II I* iLe uimsImI punfb r of lb" blood known wbarf. oilvertHnmetit. ’ COUIIKIU IAI. ItKIOIIII. ' ■ \V.\M.III TIAItKI’.r. Mosoav, AfoG U,€ I' M. COTToji.—Tbo safes m day amount to MJ bale*, at vim lollovlul iwrtteutara : 25 at s. tt at 55 at aJi. 4 PM* 147 all-1*. I Mat 9, JSXI at 9%. •l at W1«, aod W at cenu. Prices are decidedly In favor of buyers. *n vii n it it It i;»p«rla—A |»rll fl. P«-r sebmmer I'lond'Hiio, for New York—701 baltt ti|e land rollon, 3n bslet h I coltwci. Per brig Coofidettce, for Havana—531 taskt rtre.70 empty bbdt. Per Hr bark W*|»el!a. for HI Jobn*. N D-3IV.WI feet PP lliubor, I0,t>.i fwl i'iniber. MiJtanv. I'aok ic Bacon havo published a card in the Kl Loui* paper*, .Announcing their intention to suspend husincim. They state that their asacta 1 exceed their liabilities, though not immediately availnblu, every dollar ’>f which shall bo applied to the payment of their dobis. Thu town elections in Michigan rocently, were generally in favor ol iho Democrats. Tho report that tho naval Wre In the Gull of Mexico is to ho increased i* without foundation. Secret Ballot.—An art to rcatoru lhe voting irrt-l ballot III MnMacImselts, has panned tho Tito MuveCasciil flair Ittimtl. Thu female slave, about whom so much excite- ; incut has boon created at Cincinnati, fnrmurly be longed to ex-President Tyler, who gavo her to life daughter, tho wifo of tho Kov. Mr. Ifenniaon of j L>uisvillo. Mr*. D. lately died, and tho woman- was on her return to Virginia, wjicu she was last account*. Tho Rev, Mr. Thompson, an i American Missionary n( Sidon, aud the Rev Ur. * Smith nt Beirut, had, however, translated a largo pnrt ol It with little difficulty, and expected soon to complete their work. In tho moantime a con troversy had arisen between tho English and French Consuls at Beirut, respecting the owner ship of tho snre iphngus. Ono had made n con tract with tho ownof of the land, by which lie wan entitled to whatever ho should discover m it; aud tho workmen oi the oilier hud discovered thu relic within tho claim of tho first. Both wore ex tremely anxious to obtain it at any coal, with thu intention ol sending it to London or 1'nris, and lor the purposool preventing any serious trouble, lhe or Sidon had closed up ground and surrounded it by a guard of aoldiors, • whilo iho question ol ownership was being decided i by thu Courtn. Hon. Thomas ll Bavly.— 1 Tho course that this gentleman is pursuing nt present with regard to the approaching election in tho Old Dominion mint have a tendency to damage considerably tbo cntiso of tho Democracy in that State, and in view of the brought before a court in Ohio, and declared free* commanding position that lie has horctuf-.ru occu- in consequence of coming into a free Siato. Sub- P 10 '! in bis party, wo might add, tlunugh->ut the sequently she wa* taken into custody by tho United Union. The Norfolk Iferald publishes .i letter, Slates marshal. A writ ol htbrat corpus was dated nt \N illiamsburg, which gives tho following then issued by Judge Parker, of the Court of Com-1 account of hi* opening address, delivered in that nmn Pleas, on tho application of Charles H. Lang don, alleging that tho said slave Rosetta Armaload pfeeo : si , •'*' O.yly B.ltlrrs.rd ih.cjljc.niol William.. ... ,, ii-t, (■ i, , uurg on >aturo-ty mgbt fe»t Unro waa n latgo «as illegally imprisoned by Hiram II. Robinson ^ourso m altenUmu-u. He staled ho w .«h a can United Stales marshal lor tho southern district ol did.itu |..r ro-clocti.ni in Congroos, and slmutd bo Ohio. Tho mnrshsl, II. II. Robinson, Esq , nudo pleased lo receive tho nnflragea of the people. He W« 1 ! . b 7 vir ‘ ur0 of " warr * nt «*» r cc*«d to him hy lelegnpo Ih.lDr. Wm. B.Derma »«> dMcd ' s „„ return to tho writ that ha held Mild girl in embody i such Mayor by a msjoriry of 345 and that all tho Know Nothing ticket was elected but ono member of council, for second ward, who was beaten by P.d- ward J. Walker, by a majority of throo vote*. I marshal by John L. Petpfety. United Staton Com- | minferior of said district. Judge Parker there upon ordered tho girl to ho sot at liberty, lie ro- marked that— adverted briefly sent alive, and I from his constituency. Ilv to - .. scntniivc, and had yet to hear the first to Jus career ns a nati •fct ll<> had been interrogated to hi* position on t)in Know Nothing quuaiioii. Said, ho was not n me mbor oi tho order, but cniur- luuu-d their V«ws to .t considerable exu-m. nnd ad vocated many <d iheir principle* Ix-ton- the order sprung into existencu I In did not boiu in p The following i* the K. N ticket in full •— "Rosetta wm brought into Ohm by tho person to b ribing Catholic*. Ho stated mat h .. _ ... * 9 1 1 - ! wltmn nil.. Imrl Imi.-ii a*, itialitn.ul liV lo.r luotnr j’^j For Mayor, Dr. Wm. E. Doanng. . whose care sin- lud Ikm ii consigned by her master, - - ■' to l»e transported lo the Stntu ol Virginia Nocir- ror Members of Council, 1st ward, W. M. \ cumrtatwe which tendered u imiwratiwly ncces- Hight, A. V. LsRotcho, Foster Blodgof; 2d ward, 1 *‘<ry to pass through Ohio isshown to havo existed. W. H. Maharroy, Benj. F. Chew, James M. Dyo; 3d ward, Benj. Conley, J. D. Butt, Wm. 11. Stark ; uU not | I 1 Private Telfor a this.—'Tho wonder bd results Ad'rnitling tint iho ico in iho river had obstiuctod , produced by iho uingnolic telegraph, an I its u’.diiy * tho pa*A4go of feiais hence to Wheeling—n low j days delay would havo removed tho obstructoiii, 4th word, L. G. Baasford, J. K. Jackson, Wtu. H J and tho opposite shoro nlfudcd a sale nsyulin fer Goodrich. ' this discnplmn ol property during tho delay. Wo 13- Tho SherifTa safes in Semen County will be pablirhcd in tbo Savannah Republican. We would refer persona interested lo the sales adver tised in this day's paper, and to thu fetter of the Sheriff, Mr. John Groee, which wo publish verbatim, at his request. Lord Palmerson, it is staled, ha* officially dsclsred that there wu no foundation lor the opin ion that the British Parliament would bo dissolved, or fer tho report that tho French Government had mado any representations upon tho subject of tho Roebuck inquiry. I The Health of Navniinnli. ' In calling attention to tho fetter upon " Tho Fu ture of Savannah," which wo publish this morning, from an esteemed friend, wo would accompany it with the expression of our warmest thanks, for tho interest ho manifests in the welfare and futura pros perity of Savannah. Wu are aware of the change of public sentiment towards this city, to which ho alludes, but ,hus far wo have soon no mure agree- able evidence of it than is to bo found in his own cordial letter. In regard to tho causo or cause* of tho epidemic, with which wo wero sorely scourged the past sea son, we would remark that thorn is somo differonco of opinion. Some persons agree with our enrroa nil lhe huMiioas relation* of life, bus imiiiccd several business men til New York and Philadel phia to construct private line* to connect their of fice* with their factories. Tho Ledger *«/* Messrs. Cornelius A. Baker, tho celebrated chan- . In two yearsIbo wurk will bo<hin«, eterpiing duller uunufnclurcra of Hint cny, have constructed • (wrhap*, Hip Uiim *11 of wtiich, hnwot-r, ourLi dually n |<ri.nto line, connecting their principal ••llic. Eighth and Cherry street*, wuh their uxt< faciory ni fifth struct and Colnmhi* nvenuo The cannot, thercloru, see that the bringing of tin* slave girl into Ohio wns of that cmpulsry na ture which w<>uld exempt the insait-r from tho coiiNcqucncns, or cntitlo him to her reclamation ns a lugivu from labor." Tho decision wa* rendered on iho 29<h ult. A conflict <>f jurisdiction then arose, tho .State* mariha! ru-arronimg Uusoita in commanding lion t«» luko her, m an alleged . . - - . tive, before the United States Commissioner— ,ho ,""" " , “ l <*‘o ir.-nife rn*„ wh„ r,.per- , , „ , , , , . . intended its consirucinm. I he olhcu aid factory 1 Jmlgo Parker issued un ntiaclnnent f«»r ihe marshal |,y tho t.dograph have been brought within speak, ; and Mr. Dennison in die chargo ol contempt oi his mg distance, and inatend id employing a iiicmm-ii- order, nnd commilled tho marshal to jail. Tbo ***- f and volucUi for cnMymg messagea lo and tro- telegraph announces tliat he has t>ceii discharged. Let u» coii«bferfora moment: For more than a century has the dirt end debris of a city settled iiponyour streets,and been absorbed by tbu •and, to be exhaled whenever an unusually dry season arilve*, to pul«ou and dettroy your cltlxent. I cheer- ’ felly admit that your city U kept In »n unutuslly nest I condition, but with thu eierclau of the utmost care, nil I the filth of the •tri-eti and lane* cantmi |.«. removed, es- I peclally from an yielding a aurfac* at a tuft and |*/nuia •and; a largo |Nirlion mutt tultlv aud dltspfwar froiu tight. I am aware that your people think the public health ll promoted by leaving the ttreela unpavcl, lu* esn.e n heavy mil ,.r water will ditappear, aud leave tb« rtreott dry tn a very ahott time, but tieik at the practi cal working Of (hit very thing, ll It true, the water die- j appeart at onre, hut It carries with II whatever <>f dirt i and decayed mailer rnav have escaped the urn careless ,,le l totvenger. The ttud lu your street*, from lit very na ture, arts a* a vail Alter, allowing Ihe water to purr.dal* through It and disappear from tight, hut retaluiug hear the surface the foul matter which has heoono solvable front decay, and which Is Ihus bell In readiness l-> ho throw n off, w bun warm weather arrives, Inllio form of malaria. The tyiL-tn «if pUnking the HrrtIt, which ohUInt v* Uh you to wnir degree, will hut aggraislu iho evll; at t» Ibo ••utetabotu meniloncit, will hu addrd the rapid stwa- tiouaftd decay of lhe wood. IVc willi'tppo*« then, that the itrrelt «>f Havannsh were actually grtdcl and sewered In a sclent I fle man- ner. Mud pati-,1 with some liMtlrlrucUhh- material •• none or irwii,—will any tentthle mtn »«ippo*«- for at- tn- tiaiit, that the place would l-o | r *t l.ealth * than si pre«. em? • tn the contrary, does n«l every nne't •irhiwrate J'l-lmnent nut re him tbst Ihe |oihllr hewlil, mint I Improved? Amt, bothUstho more lm|M>iui>l sanitary cnrotdersttoii* which *, afr dt*cu*«tug, would nou-vety public tpirurd eltlien of Havannah d< *ire m tro ro- H‘ , "#d from his ally the rstler oqutv«<al cumpbnunt, IrvqaenUy paid by visitors, vis: tlist you lit* in tho midvl of a p. rpelutl sahhailif VV list a v s»l rollef io Iho huslhet* of ihe place ll *• he to have Uw ubiquitous amt r»wm.r*clrw* mimI i.urrie,! Iwrneaih go.,| •uhstautlal psvemtnu. |i u i I h«v« iwrn told that the work it too last: The plan adopted by the toiin-lrr of the rlly embraced such a liberal allowkiicr of streets and l-otra, that It It lui|">t«lhtc to pave Uw-m routlderlui what oavannah has already a«compl.*l.cd, this pro|h>sitioii M-onw Li tua as an timult L> the spittl and enterprise of tho cby. No great work of public Ufi. eflt was ever accomplished by simply wishing ll.— Home wa* not built in a day. With the approach ol cool weather. In lhe fall, comm* nee the grading and paving of l\ o*l Itrosd Street, to ho followed by the Hay and brought-.o, amt ultimately all Iho principal n Unitor! " 'Vm’ 1 , wlo ‘!8 l .* M J rr l r ' * S ' WW Market, j rout make twnothcrauggestLmsi llaijg rh# *•■«>/ ii i onuii n nd Oxford aireole, distanco of over two iiiiLb— „ .. . 1 warrant The linos l* workuri by tho Morso msirutoeut*. and *' ‘ h * ^ of the I ....I f„ e ,. II. II lo iho ,.,i- ; r" rm " l , -r.U,nl .'cot.i, .1 - - ... .. .. i .1 . i .. .i I ,.f ili.l •ni.rurlM. I III * an 11.... I. ........... the order* nmi answer* are coininuuirated by light- . . , . . .. , , nmg, thus saying much time, valuatilo i<> the firrn Um case ha* produced much fooling on both , n i|,«ir liusinons affime, nnd tonaiilornhl aide* in Cincinnati. i - -—— Icr Um hands of th« pavior, teorgla de»lres Havauiiab lu be great and pro*|-crous a cllU< n of the Lmpira Htalc of the Hoqili, suffer me 1/ fi«,jr*«d limes will Ih«' head ! of that enterprise, ihl* suggettion |« sufierffuou*. Hut the second t* *carc*ly second In Importance, though of much lr«*uugnl(uife pecuniarily: /># « t f, «* r a/*t IAnSarnrtrref four nly, nr Ik* trmfrrt e/ ,1* af-Mn.i.’* iSrprapurJ nett Haiti. K.|*. II. ||rrel|»f% ol 4 oitost, Ar.« per Kail mud Arsit. U—1055 hale* id i.'otLm *rnl tadie in J l.'ohen At Herts, A l.-.w k <V», Hunter Ai l#amrr>*ll, K wrttien fare-.ri* k •'«*, llu»<-. Haris k l/>nf, W \Vo».dt*fldge, Frwi.kliu k llrtiai). IV |iatu-r*hy At •>., Ilardwtrk At Look, I'aiUn. Ilmn.ii A* Lo, li VV liannaoy, llunwr, Ftemtng At r<», oim! others. AIMiHATA, APRIL C-1 olL.n-Tt.« dcmsr.d c/m- llhues good, and nit that Is offer**! Is reaolly m<I4 at very full prices. rol.l'MIirH, API:11. 7—f.'ollob-Ouynarkat Is an- lunt.,1 sod prices have adv*tM^-<t ,,f » the counts of Ih- |l*ittc. evj hst hrwn jwid t-> ds/ P»r a c«*>p lot. We quote l.£f>*c. ll A VVKINeV 11.1,1^ APPtt. ft-<V.tL»W--ln Um week'* re|Milt, ll.tliwd of Ihe *alr o/tfia hs'e*. •• rej^.r; »d. ii *ti->ul<! L«velH-eu at |^.ce* r*nglr,g :r-.ia r»4,a cent*. Tm« week Ihe sab** *•• lor. h*«e *u. ..ji.tei lo hale*, Up to date, at price rscg.i.g from i,t» ■*rf. f.*o-:ing from the ttht. VV, lor hhi* ettoice Psion. ... *i, r-.rn; f..r oslcfrow, tt# •».•/- l4»d'og from lie i 4,a VV AitU-rtt tti’ki i >01 Luthels lt*4-., ts< • i h _ , Wharf, l.y w.v Vi I: a tt .... •f»» lu J>.•«»’ •»-. i v . . » _ th*r.- wIM he siiVL^ti. | ai-'l Mnttures. • ..rr.peoa j ealsry a««l lee*—hi - ait lbS)ww|/W<d n*-ul •</.; ll. -tssikj <loUa/t. 7* . w | aprlo N»;\l I flP/.T.fVED PI r * i Life of Haw,, 't.u*!..., I of l.iui over published *«* . i lu»tr»ted. • The OL! 1*0. the T-atc ler. I : H»'I.e*. a«n—eoMell.Ug » writie,. if, a hold ai.J e*. U-'ly p Mrut-ort of the iJvr* of lint, aod *4 hi* brother \i»,. arofee Iial4at>e, Kwp, •/ the | . I^w- McffLeew' r.i|en.wuy l^cl-.' P.j he,.ii„. hy the |L, 1 ft. i- .\* tate Ml«,la*ec of II,.. IHKihV aim.I . » of Miraoda I: envelope Uanuliirton" The UhitH anti I.mch' in rx» t\ ui .»* ] V:u IIouau of Kcpreaunlntives. llul.I.mVAY'f* PI LI-1.-Wonderful cureofa dls- rarett Liver— F.mlly Hurloti. agtvl 34, of Fulton *treet, IIOMfkiyii, l.onir Island,New York, wa* for* long time lu a vrry pu-carloil* *tatu Health, owing to her h*er being d l *enred : the me. I teal faculty prescribed for her In vain, and every reined* *ho thought likely L> henefll her «hu matin use of wtlit lhe like III *ucce*». Alt.-ut lw.t months ago, »he rouiinetircl using Holloway'* Pitt*, amt compiled with the printed direction*, wl.ich «|til.-kly produced a very pleavli.g change. Inflve week*, • lie bloom of heal'.li wa* again upon her cheek*, being perfrell) ctmd.Lt Ihe agreeable *urpr1*e of her friend*, ii.,-*,) Pill* am also Infallible In all disease* of the stomach and bowel*. Hee i <1 • ertlM-inwt. fi apr t» » very mi There ha* l«-n» g-^-1 j |;x \ |.|.u|>| s - rewriting J5Mt**>«Ju ' 4sDrunl Xattcrfi NIITKJF.. Nslther the t'aplaln «o. Consignee* of the Hr. barque CbKI'MG'l will h« rctpontiblc ’ Moltll.i; A Pit I f« t~4 oti«i I day*’* UMtiew* dune, transact 1 ham*, the market firmer, »1iddlir»rr** , .VR"S freight* - I hi-or lir A ll Moure, tu*«td l * A.ad brick ; |..r Tortuga*. ItkLTlMoltlL APItll. 5—r^tffne —There I. a r*ther : belter demand to d -y In coffee than there hx* 11~ u for e.ine d«y* past, hi.ij holder* srp very firm m the.r view. \\. •H.i.-u, dayhahwof lOObagsfalr ll.ost Ibi, ceiiis, >»>1.a.* do at lo*, c«-t»ia ai.-S H*» bog* 7mm,.,. do at lh I-Ifi rriti*. Tf e i in j.rme. | feeling in dsy l.x* heel. .-cca»!..M-.| by the receipt of favorable adt) e* from New * >rleai.* and Nr* Y.rk. Hor-l ceff.e, of which there !» vrry little on the market, I* au.'M, *M I g.e-l to prime tot* .rf Hio Would »eel resd.Ji »t!K4ll^ I cent*. We c.w.mme to quote Java at I3.q < M'. • I'l.-ur T?,e drmaiel f«.r floar.lo day wa,uuue aa.ma- | tod. amt the market Uj it w»» very 8rm s', the figaret-rf yc*trrday. H. m«- l*rg- MT'.Vf A III |(l | v. No. 520 U i K c»pM.*Trri.i.t to thr.r v 't»» I. \N|> U JU7IU I PAPEns, Cbc. f I real fpclluie* * Ve.V r .. ,. Ml< . ,j |. . j , kUC . ^ | i»it i \t L<*ei>s:f I Sb.e :. rn,s VIII % u 4*0(1 Is* ! 4 1U «adev*tri>r*J c> tacat a»e • r . < hthlrr*i'( *7 J. V IV • sr.kfut l-f jw. t me to si* 1 - • - . . , II N.' tt. it v LV ,„ a }9 *j rV 15J • ..v-icv, 11 fu ol l.i ■ d.I 1 }l- rdn t.Viwl imp • Pit'll fried | J ffi iiif vi. Minn:. , , HH.T. II. Nt NTIILWn.of llyaufort. , iffer* his prafuvaional serv Ice* lo the cltiicnt ' .... ..an nah, and may be found for the present at tn. Pick I In’/ office, corner of Harnard aud Perry its. Hcpl.r, if i the 71 CHIC kl. Mil'll I'., fHr. t’llAULF^t '1AN.MII. ha* resume.I the practice of .M edict no ami ivurgery, from In* of fice ami r*Mdencu on r'oulli llroailslnet, three iPmrt ea*t of Harnanl. Tliu hours ho tween H lo HI A. M. aud 7 lo H I*. M., will he devote.1 to office paiienl*.tf yan I'.’ twin, W h o! \ •#e f'» «»lc. offe-ct were t*k been r • vemenii-n if ( r p.,cw rj aai,w Tt.t-r. wire ,ly chtoge of 30, trt.U Iiery at 75 ; an.»..f7«W . met. at the U#i flrnre :W> bW» Howard mow :5:'i*n|.i llo*,-] • f April ai>4 May, at the • It U.e il T'i AI.—».»: i un i. LYNN 71 tt‘ r l.M IIV i ir « Ur ] Fare Mini nr r if. Cabin Passago to Now York .^20* hi;mi-vvi:i:kly * i Nirr.n vi atcx hah. mm: vpm. new ami •plrmtld sole wheel tleaindnp*: 1 KM'.WII.I.l^ l5Kii,„u,( ipi.r. Ii. l.i nto At 'M'HTA, Tliu*. l.voa, 11.1111111.1, i.rso •• •* m.h.iv,„m AtiAIIA.MA. Will leave !*avaiinah ever* Wednesday ami r*at, as follows: Knoxville, Haturday, . .’ Fhirlda, IV edneeitay, Augtuia, fatuols}, Atatiama, Wfatnesday,. Know tile, HalUr.Uy. . phirata We,In. -day,. Angu,t.x. r-fctur,U«, do CT|, . WtdvM-day,. May vd, Haturdjii, . do .'.;h , Wcdli .^atur. ngr, at | tU'wt .Mi ccnl» for g<w-t ' offered IN*#- huahrU w i j Almo*l *11 the parcei* i for white, lhe taller flgur. iu-lie for **mple« | >. ?.• y hutftH.and V. ’.*1 «(.'>?« »nf* for yelh- ’ log :o .lay In M..law*-, 'the mark.\ i.‘ Low. | snl ai d h'.liJrr, a-, deinandliig 2**3c for fa S« » nrlean* H r hear that cent* wa# « | refused to dai f r a lot .f New • ifteau* M .li 1 r>' . the i.arxy .-fferiu.- ; . 1,4, requiring 1.0 *“* quote I' rto Itioo MoiavM- lo prime feJa. ai d • Idle* Ilf the corn I Tool buvl.rU vr-m.w I.* - M »i r. \A r» «-r tem'o.Jl,.f •*«', ; ^ } ■us^si.l.l r i •« ll V MULA»M - -*« kUi, Iff :.c-'»,. wrf i | V l.w>, price Wiba Mo'ia-ae.. tfcfitrfoiiie 4 1 I , <«-.•«%! 1-r brig It. ll I m n,i 1 I sk -Wlu I 1 r. r M e by *r 9 |>I- VMHI>. V\ IM.r* I-r.a^ I j. I 17,. r, | t\». VV, are l of a Jam a*, rnltta. I.1J1 • Madura f-rvl 7th, Irv'.i, lo I 111,, do o HU., do o |r:h, do -• 21.1, do o '.’ill,, do Alat-ama,.. Knoxville, Florida,... Augusta, ■ ■ Alabama, Knoxville,. t'i,-rids, . . VPHIt. I-* in *c*urdat. 1 ■ - *t steady j • W ,-Iik- F«r>. aydo Itflh, flay,, do I Lib. 11.. do IVIh, ♦day,, do UAl, I.v -/r.i.T- V- 11 « s. tsi-tw: l*A» tor* prime |J: :• 14*1, craat.<« 10 f»iei tew* ■ • h Ik! 1 M «* do |**nrn 11 tc* and LL ♦ sale hy V\ A ~* naJ pq-» •h. a \ •tber Urudi Lwq i. V. OU.N.M f V 1 . I** J X do Pih, . do |3ih, d<. ir-'h, do Wuh, . do S3d, •. ITlh, . do 3"ih , UApCIISC. Knui.imi Suldiers ior a Foreign Government. ‘1 he Grand Jury of Now York hnvo hroii|(ht a lull of indictment ngaimd A<lam Lutz, for hiritiKfi per son, nniii" unknown, to n<> huyond ihu litniis of tliu United Stains, with Intent to tmenlisted in thu nor- vico of tho Queen oi (iroat Briinin. Ho has suicu boon arristed. Brithh Uefrcitino.—'Tho Now York psjmft publish n lonjf document,eiimnatini> Irom ihu chief officers of tho Government of Nova Scotia, in rc- glint to rucruiiing, on ihmsidc of the ocean, for tho British army. It is explicitly elated that the Nor Henry Clay’sBirtiihay —Tho •orrospundent of the riiife.felplna Celerratl Now York Ledger says Ice will he Lrokon here for (lie next I'resufeutinl c.viiipnign, ul Ihe ei'lel-rnli'.n of lienty t'l.-iy'* Infill,lav, by the Wings of till* city, nt tin- Men,,. P" I It.HI Hall, on lln* evening of iho l.ltli Tho gn-nt gun on the oecnsion will he lion. John I’. Kennedy, of Baltimore. The knowing one* * nv In* spoech will have * decidedly strong tending toward* "Samuel." Ex ('resident l'il|in,,re, n* | liavo before sfsled, will he present, |o g,,.. o, : 1m tothunllnir If the programme is earned out in alt its parts, tv* nt puwnt arranged—murk '—this Cfey IcMival will he mndu thu point oi j A , , , paralion j Im-i ween tliu Sewnnl wing >d the Whig parly ami* pondont In Iho oxpianstiuii h» offer* ; others con- | lisirnonts wero to lake pfeeo on British territory, their national brethren The movement, tor that tend that it wm introduced hero from tho Won | and in a perfectly lawful munner ; that tho encoti- | fetwon, is well worth watching. raging of mon to go from ihu United Status, or any thur country, m neither unlawful nor improper, Indies; others again, (and among them tho medical profession of Southern ports generally) ascribe it to a great epidemic storm or wsvo, which ia paaainX j having heen rupcatmily dono hy all nations, in; along the coast from the Sou'll to iho North This feat claw sty it waa originally (hu African, plague— that it was introduced into Brazil, a few J year* ago, bytho alavc ah'pe—that it has in a oorno- ' What modified form eitendcd up the coasl, passing ' over ihe Wort India lalands and touching at Vor-x Cruz, aod other Mezican porta, until It reached N. Orleans nod Mobile, whom H raged moat fearfully j two rammers ago-aud that Ilia now creeping on to j wards the North Atlanticcitiae. Indeed, Dr Nott,oi j Mobile, and other bolisvera In this theory, wo aro i told, predicted that it would appasr in Havannah and Charieatoa last a***'<n, and that it will proli- . ably retch rhilsdolphia and Now York tins turn rnrr or next. Wbfftavar b« the true theory of the origin of iho i fever here, w* are atliafi«w| 11 waa iho rosalt of a j grnaatcam*. It will bo ramembored that it aptmar- «d also Rt Ilia (own of Hi. Mary's, situated upon a sandbank, at Dffricn, Beaufort, Chsrfetion, on iho lioaol lira Chsrlertoa railroad, and at Augusta and Mootfornsry# Inland citlea. Tha aganfe or causaa •pokaa of by nor corrcapondant, did not axiot ai Hi Mary's, or on the line of the Charleston road.— They, doulAleiie, aggravated the epidemic hem, hut hardly prndered It, though wa aro disposad to bo line# the leriUU best of tha part aurnmor, acting up on a dry tutiftM, had m much to do in its produc tion m any sdogle esnea. lit this as It may, we lake pfeaaura in assuring our coriMjHindani, m we douU not he will in learn "Sao Niairv."—This i* tha niiiiin ol the Ger man Democratic party in Cincinnati, in opposition to tho Amor lean or Know Nothing |mriy. .Sag (Virht moan* in Dutch, .Vug Sulking. Know Nothings may be called in Dutch, Ken Kichti. Yellow Fever at I’«»rt aij I’rixi.k —The sclir. D. C. Brooks, from I’ort an I’rmce, dfeyin March Itl, arrived at New York qusrsniino, an Wednes day. HI10 led Imr capinin and two of liormcii in the harbor ol Ifert au I’rmce, hy yollow lever. Captain Itanjamin Johnson died on th« Slat of | ruary ; Nicholas G. Htovor, a saaiuaii,on Um lflih, , and James H. White, steward, on Um 17th. Hu.vot, tlm iormar chml male, brought her homo. He ro- ports Port tu I’rlnco, aa usual, wry sickly nt ihia teawn Tha yollow fever is raging m Iho harbor, and veaaila r< ndy lo sail aro dotaiiiod lor want of man. Tiie Ai.t.ioto Foruery in Washinuton —Tho amount ol the forgeries alleged to have boon per- ; potrated by Colonel Lewis I, Taylor, of Miaaio- I aippl, but f»»r several yeara a ulark Hi ilioollloaol j Ihu First Cdmpirolfer of the Tieaaury, at Wash- 1 Ington, ia said lo bo about 15,000 dollars. Tho ; Star says J "Tha forged jiAper contlatad nt many of hia own notes, purporting to bn rndonwd hy iho ||mh J r |. falaon Davis, and other p*p«ra, |>ur|>ori|(ig ....Imm 1..... I r i r ■ l a .... ,1.. Tiik New IUoimims in tiii. Ahm\ -Urdora have Imcii isaood ln*m t)i*i War DoI'atmiml as signing dm rank ol tlm several officer* in dm four imw regiments. Homo of iho officers have not been officially noiiliod ol llmir appointment, in cnn»o- queiicu of ihuir addresa not being known to ihn Adjutant General Wo quoin Iho billowing Irom tbo order* of tiro Department : Tlm hrndqiinrtors of tho first and second regi ments <d cavalry w||| Im established at Je.lleriMiil Barracks, Missouri, and l.oiiisville, Kentm kv, re- apcciivelv ; tlm headquarters of Iho ninth mlantry at Fort Monroe, Virginia, and of the lentil reg' merit al Cariulo Itarracka, I'enusylvauin. 'lhe recruiting lor the now rcgimonta will be condue- tod under tlm superinlotidcnce ol their i'«ihgio(% j to whom all tlm ulticera appoint"! w ill adrotding- ly immediately report, hy lellrr, giving llmir ad- ■ (n ea.niid migge*ting Ihu places Itl llmir neighbor hood where recruiting rendezvous could probably Ini opened lo Ihn ImisI advantage (Correspondence <>f the Savannah Republican.1 | SVLVANIA, Ga , April fell, 1855 IV W. At i.x an per 1 am exiremoly sorry l"r j tliu dire calamity that Iim suspended the publica tion ul thu Contral Georgian—particularly sorry for iho said auspenslon—for thu said pspor w as al- ' wnv* a welcoiito Vltilor among u*. and the one ia j which I published my Shcnli Sale* I oiler my j condolence to llio dixlrcssod proprietors and edi- j tors, and wish them liaitvr luck in (mure. I h'*po j *l' Ml the paper may soon rise, I’hcrnu like, from Us . ► tn.N.d lle-t Ash ! ashes, and prove rt luminary lo the pres* ol Goer- j »)0 m I gia. Hope iho paper will take wmu side hi p-dr *, tics m tutuie, nnd puhltsh Irnttor poetty thsuluuo- toferu. Please publish tin* short feller " verbatim " in | | your valuablo paper, and ohlige, Yours, truly, John Gao**, *. s .Wednesday, KimxvUIe Hsluot**,. Flo*Ids, tVfdn^'dsj, •■•> wn, «i-> . Augusta eatnfdsy... do ten. ! AiaLams. Wedrii-**!*} Knoivllle NatueUj, Florida XV rsIne^Uv Augusta, . rtaturals*, . AULsma, XYednods),. Knoxville, Fslurday Tt.*»e »M|>* are among tlm Ur:e*t on ihe r-*s*t, unvir- j psvv. d III speed, vafet) .*rcofnl.-f I; vukinf theirpa«*»g,-s ' In fllly i*» sixty hour*, and »"■ eommsn-led hv »kUK>d caret'll, and |w>llle ofllcrf*. IU* lug el. ganl sial, rv„>m. I acc>nm.o<UU.<n*, llmj offer a nm*lde*lf*Meconvr>*nn- toNtJ<* XorE. * alen Pasuige, fif" Snvrage d«> f I Ag.-rd*: PAHKI.FOHIi. FAX’ At t'", Havannah j N.XM'L. I.. Mir«Tli:i.l., 13 lirikodwav, | apm Saw X'*/V NfOl K. f \ KNTIt A I. Raltmad r*:«vk, f.-r **lc l.y l spry Iw J. fill VAX. HroEcr, t IT Bay M. j -| |{> 4 FLOAT* ~ q ()()() Bt'-iHI'.t.f* landing Irum schr. Htorm King. | * apr 0 j r **"' Suit. HAIIKIHMIAM Al S41.V. MIT \VAVri;i4. 1 *1 ill the .Xlaxslr rtchool H<>u*e. A eorncr er Iran |..i * Ini'.dumlita «r AiiSivii ***el • prff 1 J. rtT*»I>I»A Kli, ,**ec'y Fcheol r.>m'i*. ' NIITHF. . the*e indrtitiit t" the uiMler*lgne«t, will |.le*«o lake |>a«nn-ni oner tu-fem Ihe IMh ln*t.,or Iheir -.-Vilint* will Ih< plac-l III the hand* of all alt.vrnev lor IlMtlon. IN IKK Al! 8011N KIHF.lt Havannah, April feh, l-.X>. X|.»rn'ng Now* ami (Je-’CClan w HI plrato put. uh •iMir. vcxAi , 1 1 ue l T nix frvM, jiritc*. X|.d*-H*»—m p.»-r Icruieniir I lour Price tn .‘lot. glu «i» :.v • . «n—tIT« *»a. k |iu*hrl. X\'h‘.*k|—«l t>t>l* >L at .lie. P-.ri - 50 !.t !« v |,'ll 1 ronf.aM L* ex<ht.dlx| <\ -* 4H- *ai t-LIt si Avv Aar lor , t h!( 1 l<*> Ltui ~l in 4 lo.* At gl 12 W riifiaxi K'l.l at '.XV, sn.t S' td,:*rxw . Me** wei» *>.ld si §15. ‘ uai ash 8P; m.- .•» ’ot»»ecv. *.r^ i r i*U l«XN */•* . 7. -t.i. l.fi 1; -vsI, *,k! I.rnJf Oi ls** *t rqoa-i%i- “<*xt*. ■,«kC4k] o' V Havana -i*.-. V* ■ dozen ewtokiix*- T.-^aep. . h • *t I Ui, In J 1,10 ar-f 9 X l:\1 *1411 ll V I >4, 4 1 )I.V|NMmE Hum.*** . I*' d«> Orjw C, I-.J.V.JU, Hick « I alt*,-. ids ! I l».v fH.lnilr Cntrlliarutt. «»F f XX XNN XII VPRII. R. XUHIVT.il. r Xnnah, iKiaglsv. Philadelphia. Hug n.Uie to i.rwnv ill* A T S IX'iim ii. Ii Mare, I VX’ .Morrell. X« \ i.vbeu, 15 .X Ji.lnm>n, t'"li«i* A lirrri. T L Mdl*. . v «--. VXet.»ur A Paunt a, P*i>o. tlm l.er* glav*. Johnane, It .vt..n. 15. w land k t «, ,'i*«keli. VX llin.ugii-n, .N mix I upin*'*a;yr Hlwrk f t.Miix, ' l-iter. K.-t* i l*Gk atvd orspr Mar.Mva. Ilxxk (>»J< • a* lk> . LVasurul ttn-wn me i*dl» Uvwl TwXWvxV -* » .-.-s f . V I IMA and <■. in' I *-to it X..-XT.V Crr'» Mari KwS l.l-ve«K i rrr M rarsiig t ..l.kr, *!.j -tt. , <, (JirrkUM, Fitwr. i«. E.-. I'er »a)e al *«*♦ l.-w j.-vx-s !•* spr 9 XV i VXMi-VV "Kf |», I’' • -i- - ~MOUHNINQ GOODS | >l. X' K R»tem. deunV w 'll > ) lllark Tiny.* . or- ■ ir >' Tor sale al §'• mar .1 tf It'INI', h < TO Till! | > l.i: X' HIM; and pre** I > Work d«ue with car*' • IttXNIPH shop, corner * mar .X Hiding Irom •ehootirr • >i . X. , si |«or mw, hy >NN IllX.lfs.ri.’w hail. |! I XIMI.N ] | nng of all kind*, of Straw , »k ill and neat lie**, r I X|r«. I ( Jrrtrrwn and VoifsineiE i Vugutta, XI V I'-.lrt n, (**' Wade, XI A . ohm and oih- , >ntei* r'.age, ke, X' • «•»!?}, . ' 1- Ltd* r.»*ai Mote*. |o llunirv k X dlalont*. »'k V.lotl* It.qrrr*. rep'Me.1 ve-*ler- lior.-ni I T VX .--IE. ' o, llav-nn A. k*ni»h, r. VV .tn k X mull,, i X llruni.n, llnui,- A .aminrll, Phdf.nck Ar I »ll. 45 l**e*,,n» . l o, S A list „ E t’«, T 8 Wayne fc !*• n. VX'ebNte* k Palux*. and wh.» met Itoa u,, ■ rrjoru*l vetlrelii. Vt \ i>«hrn, Hanlwvrk k «»vA. g«, >r>*ei nk J‘ hi iifM« i "in A JVHiiih. XX' jvwwran, tv.j.«r4)Jk Ie*. Paiten. Hwiieu Ja (\.. VX li kla k HraniVv T * W*pH\ J X' i oi.ni k.1t!fonl. Fs) E IV, J IX l^lhrop k ' *lw»r« ; VV k ir 7a 1»1*rk « Erwot.v tm.vi i V;V» J fl: xTtmi idiiiii' ugh. lYankltrv ... H ItiMef, P kin] .41-cr* llnvv to Prevent Worms «in Them.—A rasl- I dent ol Albany has written lo the .Mayor «d New J York thu ("Mowing rocqie for provoiitu.g the nui- j sauce <>l thu worms on trees' "Botu a Imlo int" Uiotrue (he aizo of toll hum- a'utie, an luchra in depth, *ay four fuel Irom Um ground ; fill the cavity four inches wuh the f..|| ' brimstone, plug tivu inches and total over with pitch. The sap absorbs the sulphur, and impart* » healthy hue lo ihn leaves, Kuo do* Iming very | iau*ea them to feavo •Jim A T iii xit tx i.i ami. ,Ju*l received and (or *»le hr r: u J»diN w. AKiiKiHLiN. « fell MVIII'XV %iii: vrom . iMTF.HI'lll and varici assortment of Planter* Mot name* ,am| llalidiug Hard wa'r. alw ay* >>n t.ki.- i«r sale at the |owr*i price*, lor ra*h. h* liF.'». A. Mi I'l.OkT-Y, Xg*l. No liut ..ngrc**.| ir I.X If Niiirii IP. »ut>*rrtLcr win MV* «<• I-ttoii and Meerh*!*.!!* g. urr*ll), upon *41,>t«ire. al Iii# store#, .-n Gw n> - Ide term* VX M. W A It I XU II VIHIlMI V vt pi.r.x ii ».i». I'r g fli|d«-c Mei* die, Havana >-.hreik ll»w*j llr t.*ik VX a|olia, Nkkrrwva, Ni John*. N l> T X rs.ii»- larvl. Pcr rtandume, llmwn, N/« X «**k —Kew !ai*-l K I* tSvI'XIil It*. r Planter, muvi *>wir*'* Ulage- Mr* . tI.H.I.ye and vy^vant, H I l*«vla I. T Mi.la.rt, M d I J Vn«lk. It I all. VX I • wh, S' ll » i.iwk, Mi*» ,i:y, a. r-sgtra.l M»», XX' XrUn, amt S dmk . ticnoil VXIIX. * V--ri, Vj»ri|> ilrait.lK'—'srr, kill STK VVV «. .VU* »’ -r* • .•!> *»■« * a**urr er.t cv.* ■‘nui* ».*.» »■/«. *«■•/* AsW*! »*ie* «• eU.erwifc., a»J « :* tu *«•*: " 1- ' avewg* ,'.ir»ur.l p-v!e *4 : t't X k i’ a;.r? Iw ('.'-•i*,.* Rr>ug>-et »n* fa'M*. niXMlVIll >4 XX.N»|| I4MXNA4** BANKERS. No 4< \N am »trv«(, N»w ^ Forricn rlrrnlar l.fiirr* of irrtt, «IX Tin: |«| I«*iv IM. « :VI* Xh varvli to. r'r-os.X».«. > ' LN** t'ato. RaJrr. llf-V". r I 3nm . hr v |5 ; Mar**. * i* If •lleiisivu to tho worms, 11 fur parts unknown " Ilot'NTY tor Seamen.—The Washington I'mon .rders from iferka on ilia UtafMiraing'agan'ta iho 101 lh.l.c|,lh.lUl. UDllur W.lf.rr ulH...nn.li j .'.l.'.nlo .f"l/|i’*fm7wh''n rt" is rsoffffinu ev«ry prowUile attanilnu from ihu public ' iy nr iliiriy paraona, rnormy fendara, clerks, mm. RUtbffritlM. The city has never bean in so good Mngefs, ami confiding friends arn dm vimm,* ’n, 0 condllion, si this |*eriod of ib« yasr, as it ia si this ' * y “ '‘ Iim*. ThsTo*k of paving Whllakar rtrael is , alleged forgot ia Vory fewpsctably cunn. cud m I Mississippi, and hat a lamily horo-« wife and eavaq or olgld children, f<*r whom all am«u>, um*. ine-wovR OI paving wiriiaKar rtrael I* aeveu or alght children, for whom all among ns RtNKrt Irtiagcommenced, end that may pnaalbly be i feel deeplyIndeed, •# no nrrt ta mum deeervadly - f.,I lowed by other streets, ss the maane and con- I Iw loved than lh* lady In (pisaiinn inlmr nrel-o( feai 4 l-tf Hinhpe wide, containing g,7fei agpeiiieial ...imc on*, auii.'/fiii.i »ui .now iv. An! ["!?*•.•«* fc- 1 .-.*.*• ■'’!-r Pac vaueji nr Savannah I.etti r* Missing Tho Ifewkinsvlllu (G*» llefitld lhe f'lli Inst, say* A package of letter*, mailed f«»r H*vnnn*li on iho I ill., from Ibis place, cunlaining lelteranl value, have nui la-mi Ik aid of since llm mailing Erqighl lists, bill* nt lading, and lellnra of tumicy, Ac A chock drawn III favor <d Joel Hweareng* n, un lhe Pfenlnta* Bank al Havanunh, and endorsed l<> Hw earengeu, logidher w |ih smile ff.VKI m ilto eaiiin package, air miswing We liavn Ueatd of vltvrrs other* wIn* mail' d more nr laeamunci by ihe m.iiu mail Hunia oearrh and aoitie enquuy haa Leon made |o solve lhe myalery of Ha dlsappenian' c, hill a* yrl ti" elite In lhe l"»| p*ckage has Imeii discov ered (fiber fellers aonl off In llic same mall ha >( have reached iheir desilmHIon safe Valpr *»r Ground in New York Tlm New York Courier gtvea a number of instances show ing dm value nf ground in that oily, among ihnn Hi« following; "Tho fin corner'd William atreei nml |',». haiign Place, HH feel ifeep, and mi an aturagn HI | The pleasing waul nf seamen lor several nl lhe l sqiindious t" supply the place* <>| tho*.. w|i..»e j terms «d oiilirtmcnv h*» esipHctl, t>a» induced the b'eerelarv id the Navy, wuh Iho appridiaiinii of | ill" President, In addition In the piewcnt Idicral J pay. l" o||,-r a feiunlv of iwcnty doilaia i.> all *os- I men, wild fifteen d'diars tn all ordinary suameii, vrho»lmlI enlist for throo yoais’ artvice, wiilim tho licit silly days. moitsv tbo rgir of th. .ailwrlilu mil .How, W. i„ , „„„ ri'4 sgpect tbff fstsr hare ibis smnmef, how«v»r i} lha rapufethm of Iwlng lieodli nr if ll does sppssr, ll feimlievtd, il will b« Ior #i—Cn— .. mild fnrm,!ikelt wm in Mobile the geffood rwe- Ai til evMis, oar friends hi a distance shall be early end Cornell? Infermed nf every filing p*y. i.imng to |be lisslih nf the eity. Thai? noble eym- palby and timely aid doeervn at our bands (be ul- must fisnkneea Hi eB that lelelee to theaobjKl, h#rrtufore sto.al very fair, limugli always fwarmg V. ih for I*)/**’, slid $IUi,fM) fiat , - - - - — . fl*red fur ll. At tlm latter valuation, per acre, ii millers. Gambling, It Is ouppoend, led to to $l^7H,'Jrt|, „r alvnui X'3J(<g7h The .. i.i. .l.. “bd mi the lower miner nf Broadway and Wall Mice I, MO feel l.y (0, rnnlaifllng I,*41 opiate feel, Is field and may lie * t<« f„r $H*hr|i Vfila i# at Ihe rata nf $:»,rt>Dgsi ante, llf afemt Xlfto.nno n.- * *" - * Wat and tbrtfifei . . nippoe He lefl tha city on Momley. rvwnov i info. Ulely" had e privets furtane ol Beoor Pinfo^ Ulely" Mguradj' ai Havana bed a y.ttnvi ere making af New Bedford, Mas# refee $40JM0, in fit imii iwavetMl mete befgett whaUllshaiy. ii. ii. u . iPT.W "MW Nfffweo and Wall rtreeit, ,m (ford, nlasa , |»» which Ilia Liprewa (vr wspaperi feilldlag# aland, la s fur (ha Hp4ll- VX feel l,y *i,and I#field ai •|§ftiMkl <(lf M,4»USKI, j aquai lu XMMiJSIO | W | Mna.Jri.iA Dean IIayne —The engagement of Mr» llayno w ith lhe manager of Hie Boston Tfioa- He ha* fioen »ua|iended, owing to Hie death ol a I'Udher mid setliiua lllnesanl her huafiand. Geoige Deal , who waa a very promising youth, died m Yuik,ufac«(lei fever,utv Monday ivtnta Hi\ fXeW X otk.nl M-a(l«V level, i.t\ memtmre «»l Mr Ifean'a femily were piuaitaicd fiy ( ^ llm dlaeaao at the same time I " ...f 1 ' I’xiux um iM HX. X||h* |t I i; \|i|i\| K «||| njifii hr, rear link o I* n r i s .11 i 111 nr r n XX'nlnr*.la), March Vl»t t he Ijt.l.o* are Invilml turall a*»d ntamiue her New 4HV«i|ui. tnh 17 AXXF/.I: 4)1' ll II I*. X II 1 OH A I'll 11.. I Sft.x 4TTY 1 lt» X‘l 151 Ii** "TPll T. i n*v ***»u. .M Xraiv, fe" i | ’pill: aveiage-pile# of Flour ,d>e l**l nvvmh, '-e nc 1 «U \«« Laitel, tler*.t muvl *irl<li *v NLv «, vis 111 rent le.sf mint w c'fch Iff-. *S eillWWs 5 * •• UH M 5 •• - •• •• TH - apr 4 iw m* vv nun xri k.nij T»e»*,. i:\4HXN4.i l/X' MXNHI'. Ill sum* Milt piirvhasers, •'« H.m- I * I..|in. Ilrrmrn, lletlle. l.ewlee ami P*it*,f.u **lr I., \ itnff ll MTISO A Mil l? ai»x,x>«i:n I III I t; XI. c#*h e.liaeee* en «v»e*lawiwee»* .>1 pee I * .luce lu eur fnre.lv in |.lt#r|»*.«l, llavie, Hsmh« IIreevee, tf!#**», Aiwtlerdsm, HeGeivUm amt V'-ler if FPPINli • K 151.1/ sirtcHM XXII iMfeiix Hill *>•.§:. V TN Tit XL ttallr.vel Ml.wk. XX •* l**-4mw, ll.il.v* HaifivNid lleaets »u**slrl.j l A L. LXXI \|5 -.»rr- l *.-h.*>*ner ktliMlvk, tv Z*.k- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ••’••••“’{■.WilMLV.vr.V.TA Ti.v * vih l.rvvaee ■>< Ifii* <"aiee will he rtsJt* I lhe Xiveorv Halt, X V-» « SI V e « nH V, X-j V*Jiv N»iw..)i«, Milu>. Ii. I»r ' i Tic» ' Ik'.es* I * mm |V«,.k*4elWS • M* 1 ■ ti-Ht Abe, • x exii.'tw, \ \ n m tw.viN. I 111.x* .vdll.N, ' K.T»;m, ) . * 4,».l*tTrt | OE l\|»l l *v 1 I'KII.VTXl. M.\k 'ORN'I. V" li'MMX .. 1 e* iikl 1{**4'M «r • v. |>»!5 NliXV X"|5K * TLehsiX 4 \ wMi' havia* a Uua pan .u h* live a!-'*i >’t. "»*» ll.ui| V I'Milll , 4#h V4 kpl (» i|i*|'#l. I. >. Ilv I*hi, Spplt •*» fvXNA 4v XX AMIBX RV - Vei'Nu (ikNERAM —ll Is slale,! III SIX English paper that "Alexander llio Great died al Hie early ng" "I 91 llauiiifial gained lhe luiitfeof (’annw’ at afeuil Iho ssina age. He I pi u |migh| fiy /. aina wfien not iiiocli over 30 Juliuv Uwsir bad cnwfiuairtl Gaul wfien fie was (X. 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