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.SAVANNAH ttlSPUl LIU&N, FRIDAY THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. rUBUIMBB BY rb.M.n.v ■■ V. Wf ALEXANDER* CO., ' emir J TTTT i —*■»■■ .J-'l*- 1 : , 1 1 tewiBU umcoon. uuly.i. .dt.nM.TWM.imi *•*•' JJJ II nol paid to RdvanoEN• ••© ® JJJ Doily. To »dvauce, forgls month*,. JJJ{ rn-Weekly, to Advance. per anuum.... 3 00 S id In advanco... 4 00 SAVANNAH,GA. Friday Morning, April 20. fSSSSBSSS^Si *■' ■' ■ ■- ... S —-J. ■£- ■ BY TELEBRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN, Lour tram Havana. Nxvr Orleans, April 18. The Black Winter baa arrived bore, with Ha* van a dataa to the 15th. Dr. Feck, of New York, wboee aelture at Ptta* tips, by the Cuban authorities, was announced •ome time aloes, was arrested through mistake. Paaaeoxera by the Black Warrior say, sixteen companies of the militia were being organised lor the defence of the Island. Cotton llurnt. Columbia, April 19. There waa a fire to-day in thp South Catollna Railroad Depot which burnt 1,500 bale# o( cotton, •sveral cara and otbor proparty, the whole Iota •mounting to #60,000. The wealhar here ie intensely hot, thermometer fl in the ehsde. IVnrkete. New Orleans, April t7. The cotton market is unchanged. Sales 5,500, bales. Decrease ol receipts at all Southern ports, 4 *65,000 bales. J5f* We regret to loarn, upon the most unques tionable autnority, that coitain evil disposed per sons, in Charleston and Augusta, aro industrious- ly circulating the report that Yollow Lover isoow pravailing in Savannah. h waa affitmea that sev eral caeee had occurred, and that sixteen houses on the Bay had been closed, and that tliuir occupants bad fled the city. It waa stated, also, Uia> u tele graphic dispatch from this city had been received, announcing the prevalence of the lever- Now we beg loave to say, upon our peiaonai honor, that there is not one particle oi truth in any oi these reports, and that there haa not boon a amglecaseof yellow fever hero ainee its disap pearance last fall. The city is aa healthy ut this time aa we have ever known it at this season of tbs ytar. These are facts within our own Know ledge, and we venture to call the attention of tho Charleston and Augusta press to w hat we say, and to request them to correct the unfunded repo la to which we have alluded. Should the fever visit us again, we pledge ourselves tu advance, iflifa ia spared us, to make it known immediately ou the occurrence oftho first case. Nut to do ro we should consider criminal to the last degree; and wo trust, In view of our aad experience the pas: year, that ws will bo believed. Our Iriend* in Augusta and Macon know lull well, that, if oue case had uc curred, it would have shown itself, in the moat un miatakeabio manner, in the increased numbe> of passengers by the railways leading hence to their doors, la regard to the telegraphic diapaich, said to have been sent from this city, we uoed only call attention to the following noto from tho intelligent chief operator of the office here; Telegraph Office, f Savan.vah, April 12th, 1*65. $ P. W. Alexander, Esq. Deae Si a:—In reply to your inquiry, of this date, 1 assure you that no dispatch has been sent from this office, to any quarter, staling that there were or nad been ten or any oth.r uumbor of cases of yellow fever in Savaooek. It is only from Au gusta and Charleston that 1 board of such cases. Yours, respectfully, T 13. Clarke, Chief Operator. or la publishing an article, yesturds)’, from tbs Knoxville Register, recommending tlut a second mail steamer bo put on ibulinc Irom Charles- leston to Havana, :t appeared as if wo commended the suggestions therein expressed to tho notice ol the Savannah Chamber of Commerce. We need not say that such was not our intention. We found the ariiulo copied into tho Char lesion Cou rier, and the recommendation was by the Courier to the Chamber ol Commerce of Charleston,—all of which would havo been apparent it w« had not inadvertently omitted the usual credit. We would avail ourselves ol the occasion to LlieMrrRfMMk The following naw publications hava baen placed upon our table by Col. William*: Men or Character: by Douglas Jorrold. Naw Yolk i Bunco & Brother, publishers. Douglas Jortold'a keoit satire, shrewd observa tion, piquancy and humor are unapproaoliabto, and In nothing from’his pen have those character istics been more furoibiy displayed than in the akelchy stories which compose this volume. They are redundant with comic situations and amusing advoLturos, and are roplete with that humor which Rave to wide a populatity to the "Caudle Lecture*." The bddeal and moat laughter-provoking charac ters are grouped together. Flights and prodie** menu,inexpressibly funny, continually occur,and the reader infrequently betrayed into ipontaneoua explosions of Uughtei. They are not only mirth' ful, but sharp, keen, sarcastic, possessing a co' vert philosophy, snd hot unlrequently making use oi the jester s liconao to start auggeativo truths. Tricolored Sketches or Paris, durum the years 1851-9-3. New Yolk : Harper & Brothers. This interesting volumo cumprisoa a aeries of letters written by an American sojourner in Paris, to ono of tha New York journals, and embracos that important period of French history which wit nessed the gradual riao and final installation of Louis Napoleon. France haa made her language tho court language of Europe ; aho lias made her literature almost vermicular among other great and civilised nations around her; in scicnco she leads tho world; in many arts she equals till oilier*; and in those especially which refine and embellish life, aho ia everywhere ihe acknowledged law giver- While admitting the versatility nnd levity of her people, wo eannot overlook their cheerfulness, their tendency to amiable eutialbUillea, their apti tude for putting tho best lace upon all things,.their temperance, their industry, thvir amazing frugality, their forecast snd sell control in the administration of their private affairs. Whatever, thoieloro* makes us hotter acquainted with Paris, the social and political contre of auch a people, as the volumo belore ua does, cannot bo devoid of inleroal or fail to benefit ihe reader. Mammon, or the Hardships of an Hoireas. By Mra. Gore. New York: Bunco &. Brother. Thia is the latest production from tho pon of Mra. Goro,and many of the English pros* accord it tho high praiso ol being the bast. The London AthetiKum say*: "The idea intended to l>« work ed out, is tho impoverishing nature of a luvo ol money. The author shows how it cats out all ge niality, all kiudlinesa oi nature—destroying the very power to enjoy the much beloved riches, eveu when they fall ill gulden showers without stint or limitation." Col. Williams haa also laid on our tahlo "Trie Country Neighborhood,” by .Miss E. A. Dupeny, it being No. 197 of Harper's library of select no vels, together with "Foster's First Principles of Chemistry," adapted specialty lot clashes. It ts a strictly elementary work, and is from the press of the Harpers. I For llio Sava •n*!i Republican.) Coal for Poultry. Messrs Editors: During tho provalence of the “Shanghai fever” throughout ihe country for some years past, 1 have hoard aud read a great dual about the man ner of raising and treating tho Shanghai and other ■pieces of poultry, but do not remember to have noticed any recommendation of tho uaeordurcoa! aa a valuable ingredient in lood, both for health- fulness, arid for fattening them. Various modes have been adopted for fattening poultry tor the (able wlih respect both to economy and expedition. In many parts in Europe, bree der* of poultry for market, prepare condiments or feed their stock with fermenting food, or mixtures ofSaccharine, matter to stimulate the fattening process. In France, a more systematic mode ia adopted, and barrels are arranged in which lowls •re kept in "solitary confinement," (in darkness at that) nnd at stated intervals are regularly ‘‘swil led'' through a funnel, with a broth mode ot sweet milk and barley, or wheat; and in this country, various plans have been adopted for feeding poul try, witn a view of obtaining "flavor and fatness ” economically and expediiiuunly I have tried many ol the ordinary expedients of tho "country,” but havo never known anything equal to ‘coal," bo’h to secure period health and rapid growth in fatness h a!»u gives to the moat a rich aud do!;— cato flavor. My attention waa first called to this fact by noticing the rapid improvement of poultry brought me from the country. Ordinarily, they are takeu i from tbo yard and brought tn, without bomg pre viously cooped, and although regularly fed, and having tho range ol thu barn and stable yards, and adjacent fields, they were generally “too poor” for immediate uso Tnoy were, therefore, put in to ihe coal h»u*e to ho fed, without anticipating anything further than their safe-keeping Tho The Location of Hell. Iu T<mp.nttir« Explained and lllu.tralcd, by FATHER WALWORTH. . Tho Itdlnwlng account ol Iho icrmuo recently preached in Minhatianvllle, N- Y.» by Father Walwoith, a Catholic ulorgym*n,ln which In* en deavor* to locate (loll, will be read with curiosi ty i( not wlth lntoroat. Tho account ]f tskon from thu Naw York I'nst, and waa (qrolshed by a mem ber of the Catholic Church : Ho began by assuming that there wan a Hell for thu eternal punishment uf unrepentant etpnors,alter death. This waa a cardinal point of belief in llio Church, adopted from Ha earliest formation, end in contestably proved by the Bcrlptures, and to be aa fully recognised aa the doctrine of the '1 rlnfif, nr any othor established article of faith. Whore, thori, ho asked waa tigs Hell t Was it near or re mote?* Waa It an imaginary place, or was it fixj ed, tangible, material: a place ol physical a* well as montal torment 1 Upon this point tin* Church formally passed : while recognising thu of a Hoi), shujtad never imposed any G, APRIL '20. 185 lo 00 qclellY bboul. ifalolctcrlo* lo lhc louli or the luliarer* io a |iIiouc>ko)|. ' ... oily, Icbllo, thu doaih <o.y bo mot. '.""i. commercial record. too oommunliy, lobllo, thu doom m.y bomot. MVMXttt nouKitT wit lout ilm poulbllliy or oyoldlo* Id. fatol •nd o(rtrolt.-»m.«l .loo. Hi. urn low, «,on UIm |S"' *‘ “FJ2HS “LJVSL'it 'o.lWd. iod mo MIU tu. Li.mt., fljn jL it.liro.di chamber,Imnlioaa oool resolve,eomoa of const.!■ iii.|f*,»»., AuvuaieaiiiiiaHftiiiifa n® ui> river ct iii iii* niiou-and reflection; and such devotcdneM of this '' ,3 " 0,a Aegmuandlaqdlngsoii lb# w©r,«ct#i a ‘rrTists Y»7oVrsn t J.| n.l. |irpfand.|Ot. Olhrr flrlllsli Port*,.... 1..■ |>. ■ - •-.|l *foj 'Total (Trait HriislV,. ~ iU>vii| « tSaf flsvru... f 1*1 7>t,r"YiSh S,n» , f , .. IHb^ Freed. II |. •• • I ua t iRRT Oyster Eater.--'ll haa often boon 0(HU „ ( , IB , M „ pU|Ml| 6|740 b .»e. l,> | Total KnoK*, . I Mil Wu »i*| a.trs SiSto —I.od aodtoudo Owi l.l.od^ft. O.ttlmaroKb b.l« t’o- ! oih«t;..r'.l,o j - Ojh,i......l W gond whUh lissigna the first act of oyster-eating to ‘•“d* ,,,<110 VharlesUin <1? bales Upland and M do Bra j ' t.**l F».ret«n Fists,.. j 77AM pti.i ...«i..a nuen iinmonaui/ «o rlau) and 109.da R4a Ulawf. The export. furtl-Mloj given it In tho durable tribute# s|teakitig to coming Period, amount to 11,731 bate* Upland and do *«a goueratluna n| Ha unflinching fidelity. lalauda, vis t To l.lverjhk.I tf.bttl bale, t/pland and «rir do Baa Islands, tn Portland, (Alt,) 4V) Salt) Upland, ut Bxpsrti sf Ootte* from Imutt. * TmeTtfipiT l.i iT , rS»l»ft.T/H )IIM,Wdbt.t« tou-ojoyr if _ SWactnr Rntmigtntr PORT or SAVAHliAll. AHMIVr.D. a..A. 2'* # * r,UU ^ v> k v«u| sham a Aw, xTarl • hrtf Bell ftflftta, llarvVii, n«, , ■7,744 Fa#*., tn. •»»* tnb, , u. tt«a>„ 4 V^ » J •Afcrt 41.VW , 135; %4ej;l v.7*o TlyUW' ...| ..... 4JUM OJMO every uaiural cause, it la rolalod that a man ^IslReds-leavles on hand and on shipboard, not cls.ird i u, „, oW< walking ono day by the at** shore, picked up one a stock nr 3t*,um bales t 'pisuri.and '<1730 do *«a lilanda. ; prnvidiMt,. of these savory bivalves juat aa ho wae In thn act agalnit M.SIv' bales UHaad and 4,3WdoHea Islands, at 2,*.T‘5 ol gaping. Oboerving the extreme •mo'.lhneas ol , ho uni Ua.n last year. ! ffiSTJalti’Nirtdh.*. th* Interior of thailtcTl, lie lila finger* . ft#f 1I)B e |J M „f nor last weakly report, tan f charlnloii,.^ h.iw.,1 1 Hi.nnti.n.o iolitht twl th.h.hintni.or. w)lb In ,» b«„^. to. ! titLrii.it. row...,.. ^ ssi sir 7«„ n .«iiin 1f u!2%.«;.bi. m p io E5 w*****". t>«».o.... o...o...t.u,.,... .<, ; ^ i****.. v«j uniicipatcd. Thn prompt withdrawal orhla finger purtad onThuraday evaotag, and tha Am*rte», from i Grand Total | ».e»| rf*J*3ii a.oiei*4t,7u7 waa scarcely a more natural movement than its .Liverpool, ou Friday. Th* commercial news by both | transfer to lita mouth. Illaifot very clear why of theve vetvels was of the seme feavrel Import Tha people when they hurt their fingers put them to enttau market at Liverpool was Arm, at un#han**d pri- their mouths, hut Hi* very certain Hint they do; C es. Hales of the weak let,JOO bales, nr which specula- 1 *nd in this case tho result was moat fortunate.-— tors took II,nut, and eaporicrt li.uou. The qu<>uuoni '""it »!■ tor f.lr UrltiM. IV. MOMUog 0o» J 10, T.I. Up- buB ««Mta *K» »™ l*o0 5H,MI0d»„»M. Tbo moitry o..rk« ... >,po... ! was delicious—ho had made n groat discovery; no ed castor by the America \ fowsols W3J4. ®L Uains». ho picked up the § oyster, forced o^cn the sheila, «Jur market opeutxl firm on Friday, the transactions | ( 7me f roneb|M Ports.’. ... * i*t:t*AMTr.i». BUOW»*f SI iySnv, Pfa*Wt, n , minoiiAviM. B*w V<*fk. April tib, Ik f .t.Ait I Oak . . .L ia . t- . aa . +*• IV', . • lie ftUrttl. to*. Arr »o«rk iit.'AM M.;., 3.7'J» WM9 Raveartsh !?**$? April *4—Ship‘_ Piatee.front *»«»t.x*k. •<*,-. !,*«.. ,;”***•% j*'k*o<t.• 11to, pi*. * 1'H.t.v, j had never... exlaioiice of _ ,—.... .... belie! in its locality upon Catholics as an article of faith ; but he should show them, by the uvidonco of tho Scripture, that* practically, this Hull woe no irnnginary place of torment, hut fixed, actual, near at hand, beneath our very loot, in the cctmo ol thia earth on which wo tread. gumo had supposed that ono of the distant plan ets or fixed tiara had heon appropriated by tho Creator lor tho nbodo of the damned ; others Unit Hell was far away, beyond humansignt nnd almost beyond human conception ; but all our urocnticciv- ed notions of it, wore at varianco with tnu opinions The Scriptures find invariably spoken ol Hull am beneath us, not above or l«r removed. As Ileuven wan above, and the souls of Iho righteous wi re said to ascend lo Heaven,**thedAiuuerideceodsd,tonit down into hell. Thus Koralt and Ilia companions, who rebelled nuuinai tbo Lord in the wilder ties*, went down bodily into the earth, which opened to #ce ive them : they wore not translated to another, ... .... sphere to receive their punishment, but "went down i p, w hm iatliu virus heusea. Many rumori are in alive into the pit,” or in other words, descended in- j circulation concerning it—some that it is the poison j to Hell on the very spot whero they sinned. Again,) ol a serpent, others that it is the juice «>t an herb, t thu rich man, tormented in Hell, *' lilted up Ins ....... eyes,” uud saw L»z.irui in AbtaliMin's bn*orn, Htui Exports® rear* nro»rm m, Bice end Lumber from Savannah _ Pftif* VW1A.T rproiu SrTT.T, IB54, lo April IS iPAJ. •/. Ai * IS. leST | ibjhl ftite ,1 T.Vimbs a.*. ItV* a. Lrasts Cask*! F#et. f»M*ksj Port. 4-ST44.SW 9fV t/K) ,,1 TM.USi; ;JmtVt) 4.toa;lWW,'Aie, S^er* UPtt.ynw 1513,600; U05. 1 LIST OF VESSK2.I IX F0I7 Ship# Kaoavilt*,fsjLeCiow,l>w a>'» f , - I Jithuk tlltOt.Lr fcr.-p ‘SA i»j'j S,.^ Xomsmt. PC: j. A*Uocan, IG.uCKi*,.,. '1*', 1,'l^A Mils* Gr«auafcao < MauR« l 73T. J .t.o IUnit/. Ward.. .5.1* w*mx:n* Alma. PrMM&afc,... M l,'|**A freak Pten*. l/**c»*, lMi,l.>^ n*r>rgia, BtsUv"*....l<Oi I. (—4 . bnnqiiettod upon their ooutenie, and soon brought ' amouuiins to t,*'37 bale* j tin Saturday th* markvt was \ u r Zj tl h : ..7u VLpiaTTItft^VbcPtaAu'fivMiut I ti^n Aw*uo. 7*ca*».t<EB' i, ttyaler-eatlng into fashion. And unlikei most quiet, sales 4U bales jouMomlay ttier# was a batter rt*. 0 - tv* lV»rt,i«t.®iv 1,044, MI7.AUO*. 3U.IM) stf-e.voo f,V/7 ; New-* •r1eao»,*K... 1 OtM ' l'<*rta , Total* I«r«n<t Total ...I mo 1 i.*u ...,| ! MR,4110;. i •!>.*«» .. .| M'«:3,eiU.WOJI 1 • ."'.Ti;1 .. j v^<iir.46*«.o«ai vF.74*»jr>m-**« Kxpom of Cotton. Htce and Lumbt-r . w..k *r*u ICiii, IW, m traa tvin, ILJj to hisuntrenties for succor and inlerccMitm, Abru- hsm had replied: ".between ua and you there ia a great gull fixed .‘•“no, too, Clirist lilllio purnbln ot thu marriage foaat said : "take him and bind him hand and foot and east him into utter darkness. Ho cited many other toxte from Scripture to fu thia locality, and deduced, as a concluNtuo there Irom, that Hull must necessarily bum the centre of this earth, as in no other way could our conceptions ol its position beneath ut, as defiled in the .Serin- lutct, be adequate'? realized; uur ide w <*l what t«. above might bo iofioutu as spaeo itself, bit lucre could be but one “beneath," and that was sublet- raticau. Having cstabiislied this point and fixed the lo cality ot Hell in tho bowels ol the earth, Ire pro ceeded to enquire into ita nature and physioul condition. Aa It had a material position, it ikt- cs.varily followed that it wnsa place of mnteroul, bnltly punishment, where the bod tea and limbs «»l tfio wicked wore tn be subjected to nil eternal top men', mure acute than the most vivid imagination H ktrt It h,i .. Llvefp , LoO'toc Grren-<k Ilt**ii» 8t. Jdrn rtc Cab*. • ■ • ItrlMfl, [Kof.l . Tlx'irikvom, | »!•-).. P*.*UMWS, [M. J • H'»»w>n N*ar York | Ptiltail* plila Wildilrniton, [l>rl ; . . |lstnm<>rp ) I lii.tll-.tnh | ; “futafi 1 | A. 111*4.t l-sUmd. 1 Hu*. 4»U Z,W»c lootiluno, II hoo non, 8"no. *«<l t* »"*«, Hk«iy lo i n .i,o,Hk. i.Ma Ule., u,. m»k.i do.ioi nim i >.n j go out. . ... ' Tuearlay, wlUi a fair demand, lit* sale* w*ra IM4 bat**, | m MK j r inland, lit.. . Inoculation for Vet low l ever. and on Wmlntwfay 547 ba*e*. Yesterday ***** eery hm : New V-.ftc, ' y i?/ 1 t int too Tito Ilaviiua correspondent of I he Now York day. and tor tills or Sotn« oilier causa the cotton market , {tlliJm.hroandNorfolk ‘ I 117 ate^ue' iSd Express says: was deeldedl) qolst, onl) M bales ha* lug changed bands 'charleston.. . 1 1 "Dr. Humboldt, a nephew of the celebrated during lbs day. Price* however, war# not aastar, and Humboldt lumopunud an hospital hero, w-hero ha wusuppoi# thedestraio have further foreign advice* inoculates for the yellow fever. His mode 01 proe- now tally dun, had an inflitriico upon both buyer* and lice Is similar tu trim of vaccination lor tho email ; ecller*. Werevlsoour quotation* and UimI tbafl^ure* pox, only fie d.M's not ooniinumcato his socrot as ^ut higher than they were la*t work. W* quota: Low Middling hXu,e*( Middling loHtrlct Middling t».',t)EUti others again that" is the blood Taken from some 1 U«hmI Middling u>(*AWS yollow lover patient. Whatever it is, tho govern- Middling Fair tnent seems determined to allow him a fair trial. Fair nominal nnd supply him Ireely Willi patients to experiment j Tha sale* or the week amount lo 4M5 bales, si th* Tot upon, principally wjWiera who have lately come 1 p,wmg particulars: at at fl*. 117 at 7k, 51 at7L.ll at Iron. Spain, mid »b,i would certainly h.»o 'bo .«»•«.> Hi. •»•'« ►>., fo.or bi-loro tli«.ommotw.opioood. If lbo.omon I if’ , m.,ou oi. ol iho tropic.. It Will ™ k,uw ™ .t.v Liu certainly lie a atrong argument in favor of Dr. . •t' , V. W4, » l aiu*.*. aivH,a»u»i Humboldt's theory. Ao is confident in the efficacy bales it lu cent#. of his inoculation, nnd is sure of success, fits 1 The receipts In Ihe United States up t« this time, m hospital la juit outside the wells, and is very com- ' compared with last jeer, give ih*Mlo*lng result: fortablw and pleasant. Several Americans and Decree** at New Orleam.....". W4.54H Englishmen havo boeu inoculated; they aay they 1 ., Mobile. 1ST,3ns were feverish and 40111011 hat til in consequence, | „ T»*as 11 ago Florida M.«ll 9ii mii\ 45o . V.7J3,. 4.740 — 4I,! “ 17,731) “ hut vvure dismissed ns cured ill the course of* week. What a blessing to humanity will this dis covery prove, if it is nut (mother humbug." Increase at Savannah 43.7W ** Charleston 44.354 " Virginia ami N. tramline 15,IM 113,993 '.*4ZJrt ' HKA iBl.ANDH.—The drmatid for this quality if ! TfiUl decrraie. Tho steamship Jamestown, running botwien New York and Norfolk nnd Richmond, has just made a narrow escape from confiscation by thclawa _ af Virginia. The Jamestown, recently, took on could hope to conceive, nnd lie should prove by - bbsrd.at Richmond, as a passenger to Norfolk, a ltA . .... .... . . - , , cit.li.ino from llio fct.iuun-., byMh« inJn-ono id I mul.lio wmiiau, to b« Un.lo.l of Nortulk-bol >ho ' f“ Th.7.1,. .“m ' the Lhurchand the writings of tho I'a them, nod by | . . , , „ , xj,,-. v, .l l • bJ * b advance »■*• hren p*ld. The **lei amount to _ natural end physical phenomena and tbo evidence, did not stop there, and was taken to Now York, ii»4 bale*, as follow*: i-^i at I7®?3, till «t !**!“. 44 at of philosopher* and selentiflo men, that this pun- j whew she went ssfow. I no vdneers made efforts iv»30,7uaUbAH7,Attaii7x.v« at », 17* at ibftvr , ishmeiit would be by fire.tifwiiicli the interior of 1 to procure thu fugitive and tako her back to her 44 at I7(*'iu, 0 »t ib. bo *t j;, jtii *114®», 5‘iat iv**jo j RHi* «l«*l»o was wholly compose*!. j owner, but tho negroes into whoso h inds she had ! *n«l IB at 17<j|»l7,if cent*. The rrccipis f«*r tL* wr*k ' .1 .'!* m'V'rmnni IU- v" fallen, frustrated this, and tbo Jamestown had to ! amount to trig hales, amt the exports I3M b«U>*. i cursed, into everiastmg lire, prepared lor tho devil . return without her. 1 he laws of \ irgmia in this ' hU.L.-Tl,*r rf hsv« bc-n 1.0 »al«*ofaiiy amount .me. RAr. and Ins angels," were the words of Christ. The ( csgo subjected tbo vessel to confiscation, and Iter ■ MUr •astri'|*ort, and the *t<>ck euntinus* light. Tt 0 rs• J term "Hull tire" frequently occurred, and, indeed,; commander, Capt. Parrish, to heavy penalties.— ! I’ 041 * ‘• r, h* "eek wars BI7 cask*. Parn&t, itnnll<(illiln!v nn rninUm. IJ ■/.ki.tnn.l 1 IttlLOH Kl*. K.—TtlO WCeiptS EXCHAROE. UptiV !Utf-.» for hdlinrr Exthxnre. *>53 f," i Check* ©o Norton H Pn .. .» s.w Vork kFO-H'**• " phiixlpiphia , .q w<t.pre« •• UaiUtnorr HVcl pr«n> bank llxtri for Purchaving Enhance. Xerquet Btftiettnan.'lw llrfa*'*,'!"* ' N.V.I*acfcH^,Nr -ltn-*»,>» i 1 tt.'f i.lMguw, (Ur-.J Ward,,6. i |/4w* AklMiti, . . . ’247 h */<».■ It It fo.ugt*.*. teuton J »«• F«ni*, I Hr IMirj L7; it *. -| Mon'.*., tlv klrjt.^ at * )Vtw»rC, gnudw.t,,., X'.i t. *r'f N« «ltbvkw,1b'/ibM J;; B rir.i Buo*»n. .. .tf, otw j Mcoiee, fU.inws» I79 <-»>. IV* HUa,, l**}*.. I! f"’*n*. L'lfug. >1 MW., tllU bl .41 Vi •* Atby tat**.. GtuhMrt. u* NV4 Br!> Ptwit. — . £ *• ( w i- phiitip*, ivtint v. t- J W IuOmm. .Ui» i. . r Kate bngt *<*. Duvbtn. •»*. t §).,!,40M» >i if , S S|4.« . 1*1 w* If. |L Wmuw.. Moittnry. «r tuiipw, • 17 i /,»*(#» , ’ 4*1.7141 IStf.UUi on.Vn 1 IU.UJO •.’4t.asi Jtll.OVJ Kj'yi l-i.t'O ■ Vs. c w 'r 'ALL 4 l4t|r, I *■ |» 4 ALIAS'* • Rfj t. Ku.*, 1 -4* | 3 , ’-^401 1 : > i » L-„ '*V k ^ ' *'A>s - - Lej. *■_, •'* i-i O.I.: Con fart:: r * New. Vurk, light * “ 5 rlay*... •• »o dsyt .. •• 30 ds)*... * “ 00 day*.. 90 4*)*.. •• Itoiton. «>» d»)4.. •• |’hit*4cl'a, 4Z» days.. ■■ Italtiinnre.tiO iter*. Article*, .INC, imtidrr, 44 tn Kentucky l.uniiv .9 pa r» K * qs et. pretu. * *• m 'i* fra* - 4 rpSH * <--t*e * * n mu w -» r ct- •* •» »•• r ft. •* t*. « t»* - ■* *\ r et •• i s <•> i s r «. •* -• s <••*■* r cl " lf» *S I!* r et .. it c E C New ‘ A j.»- »U. U s ; .r. n 7 B*t*m<*i,, Apr>t ,i iTiftrS.*., 1;* ! wherever rt-lerenco was made to the punishments tu he inflicted upon tho wicked tn Hi ll, it w.ta a(. ! ways described to be bv (ire. He further itlusira- i ted this part ofhis discourse by copo us quotaiioi.s j front tli«» Scriptures, and by extracts from writings i by tho pMthrrs, who, ho obsrrved, had, with singular unanimity, given their testimony to the i doctrine ho wished to substantiate, both mi this R oot, und generally with regard to tbo locality of! ell. Such being iheovidenco of tho Scriptures and of t tita Fathers of the church, every good t'uth<>lio wh"9C faith waasmecro, sliould yield implicit otn- f dictiuo to this docirttti", but in order to silence any ; d»uhts which might linger m tho mind of Ik* ' hearers, ho should proceed to show from the Capt. Parrish, immediately on reaching Richmond sought out the owner of tho slave, and by tho pay ment of#I,*50, her estimated value, he relossed himoolf sod vessel from ell further liabilities in tho matter. (kurleaion InTiTuT" Ttio Wilmington Herald publishes the subjoined letter, giving a slight glimpse otChaileiton to 1740 j It is dated. j Charlestown, April ye I0:h, 1740. \ Dear Father, tht# first opportunity by Mr. Crump, Demands my Earliest attention of Duty to y,.u and lovo lo my brothers and Bisters—tho UiM.'OH KI».'K.—The receipts have been vary small. We have no Irantacllnm tu report. FL* There li a very fair itock of tbit article on | *tlr,»0'1 Ihe r<>nliinu »gihKl. tV» quels liwr- . gin, Tcnne**en aud llalllmor* braud* at S *u 5(*,<t 11 j>cr j barrel. COHN.—There I* an ample rtock of corn In lb* mar- . kel. with a good demand. Wo quote el It '.Da 1 95 in . tuts. r» 4TB.—Tlilv article continue* d«tl, with a limited de ! mand. We quo.c at 70jgiV> ct*. according in quanipy. HAY.—Is »*llmg from aliarfat f I 95 lor Northern »r.d i |l 37.V for Laticrn. Hetalllng from *icre at fl 50 for 1 Uie former, end 9> 04% hr the Utter. UAI.I. K'il’K Inllon's Hep*. IlKl'.t . N>».Y<»rk Mt**.. Prime « *rg« BAV'/N. Ham* ble.uldtr* !-ide» Blit: tl». Navy INM Ht.’TILU. Go*hen,prime.. Ni». * r ?J 4»>d| Vyl r >d. V a. V #»•* V Mil. V I'bL} A t'bl.J . r r =<• ■ r »... ■ r 2--: V &. V k. Neu ) TU., ri. 4} T THItf*. mtt< deuce of eminent natural philosopher*, many ol I I '»"« r hieot with in ail my undertakings, and the '• ,,A ' Off.-W© fc*vr no **ie* m report. We quote whom indeed were not even Christians, aud from will-known nauirn phenomena, that the interior of ihe earth was in u state of intense incandescence,; scarcely conceivable to human oiiders'.iudmgs — In this connection ho quoted extensively irom Humboldt's"Kosmos," and mentioned v.ojanoea ns »n evidence of iho fiery nature ot the earth’s 1 interior. | These wonderful plionomena of nature, m which ntol'cn la*a and Iragments of rock were v-jecud • wiih great violence, nccotnpanied with flinn-asod dense v-denies of smoke, it was m>w well c«*b- ( hstied, were meiely openings in the earth's surface joviii concurrence of every body I Deal with to advance my luture haopynees. sufficiently Evinces a ouster sirtiko of Divine Providence and is a foreeab.'e lodoeement to a heart truly tiHicht wob a reuse of ihe Divine l«nve, to tread a conslent Round in the Paths of Virtue—tor Public new* 1 i rcti.i you to yc South Carolina Oazn now tniho ; luuda ol Mr. Jackson,—This place is greatly j nd till'd within this fivo years, by several stately ' E-tifieea < I Curio© Archtieeture. amongst which) th* Parish Church of Saint Phillip t* a staiidmc inoJ'iient . t iho nice skit! aod Judg<-men;i-f yo aiiifietcr# the Laka Stcknua Carried off > c P ikmen, thu Belilrev '» a hno piece, consisting oi II llio fivo a iders of Arcflitecture, Oi puiiency and suggest, that ir another ateanter is put on, mwi; , think Ui«n m,lu to bo, iuhould run Irom ">■* port '' h,ch ,n ’» ”" d "•» on •IIWH..0 w,.k. with iho bnb.1. Till, wold i ‘ mp, ' v '' d •ei-et..anoo,... . v.,y ol IhoM five os • weekly lino, which is very much needed.! ^ C,#, . ly . wh . u ;'. 't?*!? 1 **!'*!?* b,0 ‘:* ht . But more of this hereafter. j Jed me to suspect that ihe use ol cool was il id fin- ^ nc ,|y f.,lt over many p uts of Europe, m A.ia.aod I purtant agent tn producing euch results, and sub* «v^n tn this country on LakeOntartn. Again, the Ihri'Uglt which the subtorranuan fir»s, pint iij ho ! factor whj waa^e Venrttan, end th-vursf «»f ye t»«*t low, lound vent: and wet© intended both tn rxliibit } ' 1 ‘ tho mt« natty ol tbo hidden lilts, and to alloid a , w.-umiig to tho wicked ol tho terrible nature ot tho i suflt lings that awni'i-d lfn-in, uni,-*s ihev should speedily repent. Ttn, whole aurtaco of iho earth, | in tact, was but a *hel|, nlhin crust, uttarly m*itf | nificnot in bulk,inprop'*nifntothedi'pth pi ..found that yawned beneath our fett. Wo trod < vi-r living and evt-riasiing fire*, which might at any moment burst lortti with overwhelming power,and *wallow us up forever j Had not numerous instances of this in on wit nessed in tho terrible earthquakes, o» tr.qutn'-y occurring in South America and in cquitortal r* gloii* f What wore those but evidence* ol die trail ulructure of this s.-lid crust on w inch wo dwell,' which is continually cracking, uodi-i tbo lulluvoco of intense heat beneath T Nor wore throe niien- t.im-n* local or isnlaied in their natiiro.lun extend ed over the whole •phore. Thu* til., great ©anh quake ot Lislion. in 175(i, tn which tho groin d had. opened and flame* had burst forth, had t»e«*n 'dm Aide* at IttJLlO), cent*. Bhouldcr* 0c. Ham* log,l4 cent*. HALT.—Tbo laat car*o tales, wer* fsported at SI Ou prr tack to arrive,aod wo undertuod that none can now be bought undrr It 05ca*b- MiH.ABHUA,—Thito have fovn n*. cargo arrival* ainco our leal weekly report We quote ».'ut>a at ‘.*4 ©•id*. LIMB—Tht* ert.rlocosiii.ue* warce, but *etrial c*r- goe* ere expected dally. 2i u wltins from *lore it 9> '■*' per r»*k. KXCIIAMGE — IVa quote Aierllnf *1 SUE Sfc Y ceot. premium. Th* Dana* a-c telling r-icbt* (.'beck* oh all ^ r Northern clt>»*at Y eeut premium, amt purchatiur e ><>d Judg'inont are conspidoua in ail parts id line , Bight Hill* si p*r, tudajaal W. Ned*>*ai S X 34.aud Celebrated Pile. | Oo.la)*at IS >3* Vceut. di*>uunL This town If lately Weil fortified, along Ashley FHBlGlITn are v.-ry dull. To Llterpnol *»o qu-oic at River & tho wholo front ot the town •* Dotcnderl j j.k^j .9 n-3M.; on® abip haa flilMl up for Liverpool, hut lb* tat# •*» no: r®|mric.t. Y*r> liUI© off«rl:.g for ! II.W, l*ri Havre, and n» antaxen-euta'.bit *r*fk. Coatlvn*®, 1 (lotion >0 New York J**\ by siding vessel*. *n.i .0 ty (icsmrri, pi PhllaUolph.a )*c. No vt*tel up t. lulumnro .•atajuiab, 1*1 qaJ nhem CAM<L!>, nprnaofrU.. - ea'annah made. Tallow Northern do, do. CHf.»B, Nttrlheru CUFI LL, Cube llio ... . Java COltDAGP, Tarml Mm ilia DOMl>TJC i.ieifiH Htuning*, brown. HbtvUi^rs brown llruwuilrtUt ' Oiisburg* . DL’CK, CnfUab American i5)ium PISH, Mark err.. So. t Y is. | Y m. Y »- .Y Y &. • r R-; r %.\ IV.H- « *)% * « A M# A 17 * 1? v.V IV.-I wr v. 15 N<». So. S —t-t— . pertant agentm producing auch tesulta, end sub* . H* - “ *• with pleasure we rafer iho patrons of the ; , e q U ent experiments confirmed mo in tho opinion. AtbeoBum to tht card of Mr. Crisp, by wnich it will be seen that he will ro-opon that popular e* I blishmeot Tuesday evemug next, the 21th mst — His maoy friends hero will b© rqj<>icod to learn •Iso, that his recent tour of Macun, Atlanta, Col- umbus, Montgomery, Augusta and Charleston,"has been 00© of brilliant success." No manager whu haaviaited Savannah within our time, whether we coaaider hiaown individual men's or those <>f tuv etfiefont *nd well organized company, dcaoivcs , presume to assist the trituration of the g zzard, in better a! tbs hands of the public, ffavannsh being ; 1CU ,.f gravel, which they could not obtain. Tho the base ol bis operations— his home—from which' coal h"u#c contained both the hard coal cl Penn- that an udmitiure of coal, in tho.ordinary food for chicken* and turkeys, is the best ingredient p<* •ibie tor making them healthy, expediting the fat- teing process, and 1 rnprovmg iho flavor of the flc*b, that ha* ever been tried. Tho food (corn and cornmeal, wet.i is thrown upon the floor, In the co<il duel, and in feeding, the poultry necessarily swallow much of the fine coal—and 1 have noticed th*m pirk up particle# of coal, instinctieety, 1 by a double Court *t no Line, const ai mg ot a halt m -nn dt advance* & on each end ol the town arc yo two K*«tion* of Br>>ugh"»n At GranviMc.m.'Unt- rd each with 40 Cann<>n ot 12 18 lb sfiott, ab-'ut a uni© fr<mi the .own I* a Large fort Called J.-nn- •i.o * which mounts 50 Canuona ot 12 .V 18 lb. a>lr<*t in two tire, and Inlirely Commands yo Chan nel, llio boost-A L *t Breihoi George • >ld to thorn- a* Kimfod l«’f 4WI A 50 Pounds, was sold to Mr. Thompson, Botch'-r Last »ve«-k for thice thousand 6«Xi Pound*, and Etery-fKMfy admire* to thmk my Itroilier w*« *0 h »»ty to a*il it,—I h pc you will be kind to my wife w hen she Comes awny. for she is more Dcoervmg ol your lavor than 1 am, it you plea*® lo nd )o tsnkard by her, 1 w ill »end you ye unmet by ye firrt vessel. I i>eg v<»u will let me bear from you, In hopes of which 1 Remain Your Obedient Son. smtewciit of Cotton. ItJM-’SS. )H52-*5I. PLOflL CknaJ Hal:. Mo«an1-*tm-t,*up I'b.latleJptU* W •Tia liLAi.', < urn,coj" •• reutt • »»i* IV heal. GLAiN. Am. Window . nr.MX'WHLH Northern... La*|er n HltT.A. Dry Dcenktn* tb<*N, sntvtei, oatoried . . Tie ii.>op Y »>L' * V)d.| 7 -V >*L| 8 Y yd.' • ..Y betliiO l* Y jd., 14 ■ PI'W. 18 ..rw»L i« . 4»t'»*t. 9 ■Y t bfo V'bt.L 10's 1 .rb^L . Y bbL to no • Y bu<s i .Srt'uj. 1 9M ■ Yti ua. 75 Whu*-. 4 . yiiun -4 50 Weg. 5 75 t Vc*L 1 -ii | great. \ jju - r *•- •A iA t l-t 14 1 CS. * » so & v n t* >* »•.<! u*e.«pa .«.*• ;-wfl i*i:uii(*i.% ifi*roitit tt hm itn PII'T HATH **4 V.:t> 1*1 i.L.:rr.u*‘ tr --V* T- r S'b-Jk L*-. . .-•» r> » t . i-w *3tl Ctir .i•»*»•: 1. u vax**? Hi Thant Mil-, *; • «V«d, t..i i:«' LY f > tifiintf «»: uu*^il-i rt«4 <it .Vw-ij l^r r.ckr-t . :^4 »i !--•* *---•■• udna* d * 1 —*t> fxn.U ex. 5 1 K. T1 I .T. a. t 'krr*. \\ K t. hi :CK«. *;# 3 -'U-N ' t’.diOL .turid. r«» *1 oi Klim id its. IiaNk Min r -a A. , •—i t,- . .nil 1 An e.K-rr-'.n «..l tw U*: « :v SuAlf sar 1 ; I*. 1 ii» i ' lia Btnck on band, .^cpt. Hcceived rtlicr A|>n •• prevtouit) Total tfoca-pu. F.i|M>ricd Ibis w Ntilnxl* .. LA HD H. l*l.iCpl*nd.||S.liLit plaud j LtMl. Itocklaml rr ~ f »~ i«- Tg- Jr; ,o..;s if.'sissriT!&. It «W5 311 951 i.i‘A44H -.09 319 ) TIMB S.TSl ho make© dramatic excursions to the cit»cs end tbwoa in this and adjoining state*, much to th® gratification of their inhabitants, it is incumbent op. on her people to extend to him a gtnorous and sub stantial aupport.aucb os he desorves and they can g ive. Important from tnbe, W® find the following inif«rtant statement in th« N. O. Picayune, received from sourer* in Cubs which leave no doubt of its truth, it is this: Ade- ere© issued at Madlld—that is by (he Queen of Spain aod her Government— has reached Cuba and been published there, in which it it ordered that in the event of a fillibuster expedition landing, or at tempting to land ie Cuba, all Atneircans residing even >n this country on Lake Ontario. Again, the hoi *pr ng* swelling up lo the surface ‘d tb«> s »il in various parts of ilm world, and pattirulariy in Iceland, whero they wore ejected in a hoilm » htuio ■evi rai hundred feet in the air, showed conclusive ly (pat their source we# in the neighbo-m-od n| igneous nitluencas, for how, oiiit:rM'i«i', could they violate th® cour*® ol naturo hy flowing in hot streams instead ol cold I 11© then inauircd into the degree snd intensity , . Ol mis heat, Which alnmat parsed the hound* of Itnl lier.l*^, *i^i*ur. K human conception. As a niMnsprapproximating .. velrai i nr.m.o"or UioLsnliM- Ylddrr-s femsi© t„ a result, however, be referred to .experiment* hoa *« tm-i to«t t,®r loi*t»*n.l. andt'ien a tu* which had heon tnndo with a thctiiiorncit-r in | Ternilsjlm*, which watih® be*i perf.trmancwto Aitcsian wells aud deep mines. Ho'v it h*d beci: 1 T ‘- ; otwervi-d that wall every fitly led ol depth one do . <.l F.Iiroii'p.n li..l samel; ih.lf cineaii-ul Crlllclsin. Th* follow lag bit of high art erlucttm t* fron trou paper: A crowd wa» poling enlo Fireman'* Hall And Ifollewcd- Alt emeu** ciowd wa*(fi®ra, Ahsienln 10 a fetter at wa* |ila)lnna a rnuncla | I'up'Mianl, wldch gsv* form Uultelt inumli I luiwerul It wa* Alrakorsa. lie went In e *< non a. . 7.nrr,-.-3S.ie3 ,mi. r.05<. ■•.'(4.7U7 : 7jo, 39 "I*.; t..Te.- r,iv •ylvanis and the bituminous coal of England Without stopping (o speculate upoo the nature of coal as a healthy and fattening diet for Fhtnitfhai'a and other poultry, I submit ih-* umplo fact* for tho benefit ol whom it m*y concern. Yours: Rcricola. Savannah, April, 1855. Th# alav© girl who ©scaped from Richmond in tho steamer Jumostowr, and came 10 New York, w#* not recovered by tho captain, and hehsd to go back without hvr. Tho penalties for carrying off a slave from Virgin!# nr© very severe—a fine of two thousand dollars and imprisonment lor five year*. When ho arrived ■t ih® witnintn In. Th® ; The Amn-ImU* W****lirprl*iu *||(>, in "iiwuunwi' »(their ihiwet « romlng up long to penal rale the ciwt of Ih® earth twenty • 11® ' 1 pUda. Hi* h*ir wa- turnM good, mill *, in order to resell n atal# of fo-nt in which | And hi* murtc was Concorde. tThsl's Fieuch ft*r Y Y'on. IO V Y loft. .S*CWL| 4 1*1 Vewt. 4 T-n re"L 4 OJ Y th . tl VbttLr 1 v5 S*ia.fL C tw • Vu*.tL 14 00 y» n. f <n YmJ\.,l-i to p*»it-V* n>. e «s* Y tn , 5 10 kt-n r*u v. m .ie m hd •* 4» tn j.Ri iw Y tn ai uu White PtmsctwM ..qrm.ft.ls0(0 Mrrvbai.whic .4*m.rL lr i« • >pr®**Mongte* ... Y in.. 4 iO j-re*» Hhinglr*- . V m lb « « ‘*ai|. r«.irj I iou.. S» J*- Th* ( nun St***} w!IJ cm . * V «entry *;>..» p:*nr, n®»r'evt*. ■* k ttoe iM 1UM TI*B«*.I<>{ L.f il*d let thv If'tkl of *dBure*, • "I h*44 *: ■ cJucX. >4. «•*« 1 K*ffP»Lm--ttu ti l.q <t rixt.T. M tovhet•-•■.!-*• «-f '.UCti, fc-a .•» &■ b) U -bc?-. li. Onfio. Lt„' Purmui kv^wt* <» r»qae*»^i «•: n.e • Lo art ittiurt ia t-r-.-.t ibut l*-r «* »a: t p ou| t*r»t« - I it -1-. •« |«- it ■ 4 Lr Hu aa-d* ■ Utof't, uS'iia) ior 5l>i 4lV» •' .lu .1*.b Uj*. St»ir* Vn Jbn-it® Nor* »■ (,!*•» ® et-u.t >*cnp*to«» -if: e*rL JoMJ'H H T WMteSkTV»ierO*kr. •' llhd • ii*i. & < 4k 35 - A O t I Li*'. (»»k Huvea MOL 4-ASlXOub*, .. . Nr* Orleans. ..... NAU «. Out Vl.lo NAVAL STURBS, T*r | Si^nt* TurpceUn*. I \ onU*h Oil A sjM-nn. I*JI 18 00 Y r*t.' VI rr«t. 34 r K.j *h V*t hl.' 4 75 Y f*l.| (i5 Vpl “ ’ 1 to «. Wii ' T » B Wk.-v.IUk* ** »uromrr** t\ tisLv, lUckoit, winter l.!nw*xt .. Ttkiincr*' i Ot*S A lit ‘ rtax "'©•tern rained Y ck\. Ysx\ th©giamte would bo found motion Wop. . at 3»0 dog. Fnlirenhcil, but it (cquift b 2,00i» deg p, , melt rocks. Till*, therulorc, win iho imuiuiuiu of ' iho bust of Hell, whose fionllnis, llu--reltito, lie j tweiity-onn imlo* below tho aurtaco <>l (be «-urtli I II" als<» cited a well silthiaitiomed miracle, rela- I led by ono of (lie Fathers, tn tho ©fleet that IL/d | once pvriintii-d a certain roligioua pcfM ii t * re- , ccive u visit for a few nimiieiits Irmn on® .*1 th© dauint'd. Iii (lie course of tho interview, 1I10 Jailor , (li|<l*t in* hand into a Va*o ol water m vhi- apart ment, whjeh *»n* thereby a® powerfully boated, I that a bronze eamlloatiok having boon placed in -t, • .* immediately melted. These illustratioiia would li saaln") and he dour It. Thru tho »h--rt-wMird |irr*w« .*n lop «ung sgaiii-and ihon a larae coll, r VVitli SiraLor.© maid® nf it, at'sckrd the cupboard And irlorito brake the »iopp|a* on m* te>ltoin U l b tu* ful -snd then 1 »l«| Hull Coin® out snd don© the Ksusl *1 Vann©—with- 1 >m tho drivers which if a* the end of iho per. I I ormsnrj-.antt awtn-neo -hum, « *ntoi* I Tn cct itirlr tln'lsra h«rf *tnn. FtMrr.itrrv or Drxm —Prentice, tho editor of tli>- Loui*rillo Journal, speaks tbu* lo Ins reader* "Tl»"*« who thmk that, in <>tdet i-> dr©** well, it 1* necevsarv to dress extravagantly and gaudi ly, makes n great intatak®. Nothing ro well he- lines due Irmlnlnr hoainy as aunplicity. We - 3l.*' I fl PibifliiiiiiulL :!f i|||i :~j 5 vSr5 8 82?; s£ .i| I 9§ I: Slkr.5ialf.5i Z S * , 3 I 5 uii«s „yI?S|5S| f-itj C Immediately, and without distinction, placed undo, arreet! The Picayune adds that ao monstrous a proceed* log as this, our readers will doubtless, as wo our- aalf did, doubt that oven Hpanl*h presumption would sotor cm. Wshave thn Informa'ion, how ever, so circumaumtally that we think they cannot rafaa© to credit it, whsa wa (ay before them th« particulars. Moreover, our Consul at Havana bad notified certain American citizen* who recently arrived at Nsw Oilcan*, that the deert© alluded to above, bad just been officially sent to him It ia bslisvad. however, that this deem® la not naw. Mr. Soul© and our Government aro said to bar© baen in possession of it for 10m* tima. If this b© so, we apprehend that tha preparation# making to fittreasa our naval fotca in tho Gulf have • reference totbefset, and wo really anticipate a collision with Spam before long Buraly, at laaat, such •• indignity as even the menace to carry out such • proceeding «• this wifi not be submitted lo with Indifference by oar Go*arnrn«nt. jJP Tha Atlanta Republican, edited by * strong temperance man. has come out tn favor of Mr- Ov*rby, tbf prohibition candidate, it doe© not surprise na- Tft Poott Mesoss—A letter has b©«n received from Bak*t,.Oopfoaslng to th© murder of Pool©,but •tstleg (Hat it was done In a©lf-dnf«ncd. tiftT Coe rid I last evening elecied Jsinoe E, Godfrey Ioe#eetor of Flour. The following important rooolutlon of In- qulery wee Inuoduced by Alderman West si the mooting of Coesoll last averting: Rsssttsd, 1 bat tha City Hervayor be Inettueied fo eoUeel all sceeeeible data f.*r an oaiimata of ex peases, snd proper* ■ ekateb ol • prt/per aystaru of Sawsrsg* f*>f bettar arainlng ©f the City ot Devon nab. Tbs resolution woe adopted. CftfStf l* MSMfsis^-1 ha citixari* of Mampble, Tsnn., bsve oigaolwd a vigllsnca anmmHiae to punlah tbfovee, burglar* end rubbwa, who lofeet lb© Vieinlty to such • degree that there is no os- curtly for life or properly. A Memphis paper esye that fires in that city, during tbe pest lew weakt, occasioned hy tne*ndl*(lrs, have destroyed proper* ty 10 tbs amount ol #850,tAlO ail tho tacts tho owner, and shu lot him off on paying 81,250. io the island, the 0. 8. Consul included, are to be I*'* 1 a , ( L™ n * r 1,01 »*• ^ |1( j w j, n j wimlii Ik> lh« duration nf that punish '■•t •’"••I* fh. c.^l.ln r.I.IMl .11 Iho I»C(. lo | fl,r. Her- - wa* j 1 ill ■aid©. Health or CiiAMi.taT'«M —Thar® wer©«l dasths In Chsrlraton last w®nk. Dannie Hnnault, a ptra©ng©r by th© at®sm©r Washington trom Havre, haabaan arrested at Now York on a charga of smugglint dmmouda. ih® l©av«# of ihe trro*. Ill© fruits of Iho ground, thn , •and id iho aoa*ho>n, (ho mountains amt Hm plain* j —to diink ui> thn ucaans, lakes ami rivnra, taking 1 on© mnuihfol tn © thousand y©s«. ••“I thon In <1®. j vour, in turn, iho eon nnd the plane's, ami all 'h* ! vi*il»|s rroeiurva of tho unitors®, and shm tins In- | , ' ' ' nalculahlu lap*© of lime, oon*'dor how nim'li tmar- . ®r wniild (hoy bo to theauhltfou «»l this great mya- I tcry) Not un# strp—otoinliy would Iki a# Isr t.o 1 ymid Hmtr ©ontomplaiioii ns nvor In tlm ®tornal h>os avery limb brxiiu*, ©vary n*rv© and tnuoelo und piciuri-s, pniutod t-y men id vury #u|H*n.*r aru*M© genius. In Athens, th© ladn-s wore n>>t gaudily hut simply arrayed, and w« doubt wtu-«hnr any ladies «-v©r rxrltrd nmro adnilniion 8.* alto ilm n<-blo <dd Unman matron*, who*© suimrU form* w®ro ga/i-d on drliahirdly by nmn worthy of ihrnt, w*-ro always v«ry plainly drr*a©d. Fs*hmn ©lion * pn suiit* Him im®s ot tho (Hiimrfiv. but Isaliion i*not ‘ g a nn»Ni« g- ddrsa. HOLLOW AY’S (lINTMI NT AND IMt.foH |h© tii-o £ roniMtlM tor ih© cur© ©f !'• ni*l© I'onijilainia — TIn- «*• v lrit>n|lnan rtttcl ill**© IMI* hav© iijh-n all (Mtiiplatnt* ” |»H'uliar) inriUt-hisI »<■ lrm»lr», would appear incradl. iii© lo ih© riitr*n» ©f Hi© t’ultin, If It w®r® iml routlrrortl dailf L) iii© wnmio'fnl cure* thr) ®ffia.l In ih® v»*lini* M*ir*. li l« an un<]'>®*iiiil)ald© 1*0, ilialihfr©** nol a-v lemritr looqnal lh*m, for ©lirrniluallDg •»lT©rtnff fumi lh-» *©ri©r *©*, itatilrniarlv tor )nui>s girl* ©nirrlng inl.i womtnluHal, Urnm or© all ar® ri-.|iio»to»t m gl Hi©iii • trial, •Inch will ihtura lh*lr rvcnunnrn'la '«»•» He* t d ri r o,, ni©|. # spr 111 A Strair rue the I.auic* —il©w In i'r©*arv# Hrau ' r •ni.'i in© chalk. Lilt tt'lill®. nr any ©f ih® *•> cslliat rtniimU**, to ©onceal a f«d©»t nr •allow rnmpisxlon. K vnii wntiltl haw Hi© ri»«® hrmiglit hack !•» )oilr rht-rk. a ®l©ar, hMllhv, and tranrparvnl *kln, and Ilfs lyr im'um-I il.Mtiqih ih* *)St*in, g*( a b«»Ul© nf - *1 -t- a- ajjial: g. .fford imrh«j>» a a! iglit conception ol the Irarlui nit- „ n Kichnioiid ho found ' tur© *>l th© lir«a l*»*t wer© awniting tho guilty and ' hav© *o« n many a rutnarLahly fin© person 1 - «d 11a fin© cfToci hy being ovur-d'eiueit. Nothing. l» m.'fo iinliecoming than ovorloadod beamy Tho ' * i fi'Ai : « ... aiinplielty «d tho cUmh© last© ia *©m to old fatu** , ‘- 1 2 •{.. • U left lor d'liihl—(ho Church, in o<mmrri-nc© ilh Hip nwliil trainrmny «d tin* Scrip'nr©*, Ind Thu rail* u*.J in In Ihu c.,n.lrucll-.n ..I ! H n-“nc~lIhnin clnln.l; Chrm him..- I h«J l.ii.l . , , j 1 ... . —"It 1* ihflttor lor Hno io cuter III© iiuiiimd, than' Mil ro.J. mu Hindu In, .nH b-.lt-rn «lih„. ,nd nrn | ,1. keyed in caat-iron chairs on each cro*stio. By ' b® i|u©noh©d." Ir would lm vain to attempt to cm- ' this mean*, whan tho upper aurfacd of th© tall ho- - rotv© the duration ot that eternity ; ilm hxltfcat in- j com*# dflfectivo, it Can be turned up-aid® down., ,8,, 1 <,e,i • , ' r « r, k '* n ,h * **** thr©ahh..|d of , . , l ihelr inqnitV. »»» tllurttat© tlm utter futility *>f > and powent a n-w aurtaco equal In a now rad - j nny atlampi, ho begged his bearer, to p.ciur© j i h© American plan i* tn havo a chair only at th© 1 to ihcnmdvo* mm nf thus© small animal*,nf which | joints, and the rail only ono running surface—the * tBi ll,, "» dwelt in a tinglu drop «.» water, nnd ulhnr hruad .ml tUi.ind hold lo Ih. u. h, .p.k.- "itur. M-upu enn huaria. .a, whfii iho rail hue,mot fl4»y ..f 8 n. , ; lh J,„ ? u p,„„„ lin „ ,,f ,|,., n inrmiiunimtl ! bad spot on It, it must be pulled up and thrown I rreaiurea to ennsumo the whole rsnli, to oat all 5 j ® ^ •' fj I i'l » . \1M S A I -1* E d I U '£ r.il -J wS«jS|2.; § j! 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In aim* *u*all i*Ate»*. bifttev prxv* h*w I" be »r* > I -t '-t K I »»,.* ttn |>»i Ir.vailk-Oi- • -nw*-*' I t'liie* )V**W4j • yrVT LYNN X aa|P-(E 1 t ©T Klx V.I4 l.t* IMO* A a* ft. . >r« fl L-uitt. % f * M ft I Mrrut.41 T4*R.44 4V|\t «*r W'Imi, »<• -nl* *■) n*»t 14 Th# Now York •‘'unaaysthst a company tsonon to !>• formed In that eiiy for ih© mauuitoima of I l >B,t '»• u», in fine, over which tin psp»r from sawdust and shavings, Irom which It 1 'Tlnn'l,'*,'*!' w " u *‘* *** ^ fl haa boo,, found, by oEjH.rm.am,(hat ihar.i.-tbsau«|.j SVit.rrnrli."!? Hm b^ioddh® ..... ,©, ? ., u . D w c®n.e©-.- — .© .©. ful psjmr may hs rnada. ll t« esomatad that saw. i ot rsmors© and lit® alinga ol con««iienc© Mind and 1 i »h*m h | t th© greaicrt purtlfor of ih® Mood known, duit flan ••• purohaaod lor #5 par ton, snd Hist tha , ^ """'d suff< r alike, hut «p.-n 'h -ec timmh'-r* j t» i>arfecily fiarml#**, *»**t «i ih® Mm© ilm© powerfully j wh-rawith w© had •Immd Hi© inoai deeply w -nM | | ft Itrrtj. I'lllr*. Him*© ft «‘«v I Jorxlan, (J 44* ti*,®*** 1 . pai.a \ 44 •»hhurv». K r.,»ont ft *v. It«ft<#r ft (i*m lae'l. 4 B IJ.v*4S»'. J< l»h J,>©ea. A U« ft i',*. |\,| , * P**ai©«. Rut*. t'*'l* ft rraakU* ft |W«ail«, T U | Mill*, *1 4tar»b. |Vcf».m ft ai©, fto;h«eti ft ©mltft. C A l • I. I i«i«r, N B ft II 4! ©ed, *nd IV ».»**• Mn4|**‘ - 44 k-»-^ MAt tliMlft v Rf nvu> *v )"n.t w • r VftMadky, »jJ*4 I0.» procaaa through which H wilt go In the production of pspar will matsrtally Iamos Hi* price of th© Utter Tha aawdusi la raducad to pulp, in ilia prticata ol lit rnaiuilai’iure, by acids, nnd afier* w*»d» pas*ad through an operation timHar to that the k' atieti *nffering. Im inflicted, until tho damn- i rd, mol Hoa unipeni shin agony, should fong lor . th"*c m©an* tn nmj hit own sutl©ri©g* w|ii''liho liA'i. |H-fhspa, ©mplnyad against another whtia »n car'h I .. i’'. . . ll'! Oontmuad to dwell with singular ©arnealncsa , through which 'ha p*p*r In u*a I* subjected In Its and fiilnca* n| illutiiaHnn upon that loiriiti® p'.ctur©, | preparation. From tl'® aawilasl tnrp©niln* It ©a- I *» , 'f •'"nduded with an alnquant and sfloctiqnaia \ tractsd lu quantlli©* *uffit:'snl tn mska It an ohj*o« I ,n his hes.mp to s*md ihrwo (mmrnn -• »tl*cment. 01 K TlllSi ft fitt.M -.Merr©s*r* |>*rs®in hsra iwiaoce* •«ici'*«-l©d In fotrtlng uj*ow lb© ] KNMXVtU.lt, M'RIL |fo('»irtivi ti iiR*« rwJI 1 Itew (®r navieaitcft. ib© ram* l©r is©|*m« •©»% ftstisw | I'©®' cwwvesl sw«t copK'us !»ia»mb.*4U ar^eitM** k©4 *im|i*rail«© Nut©m*m nl lb© li*r©ltu lj|®«ri*,*r«V*l. hj nnj J»j. vr<t>«tns »© ©•» ciij ,-j •pr IS , l.*u irom the I’nit©*! Slate*, from Bcplembev 1 at. In tha I »*'’W©»(©*. tt,y ^©--.tv Bail ar**t "eat. s*.t ca-vj :** ©g - 1” ttSSSZXSS U‘WN •n.t u*»U. i >teiN|.\T iiw-ft. *w I. IlMt-t Tim* NaisA»l«l ««*'©"' *4 rf !*.»•** rw S* tU'* 1 4 ' ' 1 1V-NI.I* . 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'"*•*' |k« Otmi* ,Sf lW»M*4 tf'wrwe©***'* »•' TV, ft Of ft »X • ♦oSWew* *4 ©*ft»w.rr* © it in* of labor, ami tha sold ua©d m raduolng tlmaawduti • •I which ha asid ho had tiratonied Iml a faahln t Ilh tha roAltty, l*y rapan* I Hitough llio Inter- | I --- | |ii(iiur*, in noini'*ititin *»»n in to palp la puiiflsd In its original auangth, with the ■ lane© and swppli©aimn i.. find l»sa only ol almut tan p*r eanl. | cssalon of Our ll|©a*©d Lady Tgf Livirv BtaSLE In lluana Viits, Marion i M«»vss»»t to I'iasuv sno r«v*nus# or R*v county, oecupied by Cordy Bullock, was d**iroyad h* Hoe ton Christian llogiaier, a Hmta< by fits • few day ago Fire ©ear PggMSnu.—Tns F©nt*cola papers •tats, that tha steam saw Mills of Messrs A. .Mo* Voy Sc Co., nine mills below that place, ware d*. etroyed by firs last week. |fki,000and no In •ersnoe Th# fire was supposed to have been lit* w* rk of an Ineemllsty. snd nne of Ihe workmen wa© sMMtid abd L.tigad In jail, to await his trial Han paper, sty* ——- A movement h*i Iman mado In Havanuah, j Os., to •!©©! • snllahl* iimiiuomiii to Hm memory | id Hi* pUyaictaru aod eUlgyttmn, who dmd at Hmty R wt during ills spldeniin lo that «|iy last *uiiim©r I , , 1 ^: o liarotMII deserve* more I" lm cmnmenmrsied ! |t •pr S ii ii.'ill©, .. nil'* M. 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