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SAVANNAH RK'UBLICAN. MONDAY MORNING, M VY 7, 16ft. 1 . THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. ruRuanttt m !». w. ALEXANDER* CO., mill »< own iifmwiL55 ~~ nmotroanp. it.llv.in .dv.ne.,|t«.nnunt *J tf not Mid In ndvnnco. • ™ IHIIy, in .dvtnen, fornU month. 13 ]» rn-Wnmly, In .dv.non, l«r nnuura.... 3 00 II wupnidln ndMnpn... * ™ SAVANNAH, GA. Monday Morning, May 7. BY TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN- 033 WEKK Later A-oua Europe. t**tr*L 'itam or rut ATLANTIC. Vienna Conference Broken Otf. ■oniAHDnE3T~iir ummrot. COTTON VNCIIANOKU. New York, May 4ih. Tha Atlantic hat arrived with tiino day# later intclligcnco from Europe. Hor advices art of the utmost importance, aa will bo aeon by referonco lo the aubjoined nummary. Market*. Cotton market waa steady and unchanged, but bayera demand a reduction in prices. Sale# for nine days amount to 70,000 bnlea. Quotations un changed. Spcculatora took 10,000 and eaporlera 9,000 balca. Fair Orleans 5 7-8d. Middling 5 l*4d Fair Uplands 3 &-#<» Middling 5 1-16 to 5 l*8d The market closed atoady «»n Monday. Canal flour waa quoted at 39 to -41s. Ohio,43 to 43a. White whom lie6d to 13a2d- While corn 42 to 43a 6d. Yellow 43 to 43a 9d. Flour waa eaaier. Consols 80 1-2. Iron waa ateady and unchanged. Polllicwl 3ewa* Tho Vienna Conference had ucen broken off— • The Russian Mimater rejected the demand of the AUita, fttUing for a reduction of Russian power in the Black Sea. Sevastopol had been bombarded ainco the 9th, but without important roauha. The Conference wna broken off on the 12th.— During the session there were strong indications that Austria would reluae to act aguinst Russia — Lord John Russell and Drouyn do I’Huya had leit Vienna. The bombardment of Sevastopol was common* ced on the 9th, with MX) guns, and continued until the 15th. It was bolicved that an assault was not practicable, but an attempt to storm would probab* ly bo madu The British loan of £16,000,000 had been taken by the Rothchilda, in £100 consols, nt 14 shilling! 6 pence. It was taken in the shape of an annuity, terminable in 30 years. To meet thi« loan, an in* crease of income on spirits, coffee, tea, sugar and stamps, is proposed. Napoleon and tho Lmpros Kugenie spent a week in England. It was reported, but considered doubtful, that England had contend'd lor Napoleon to take com mand of the army in the Crimea. SECOND PJ'l-ATrM. Brown & Shipley's circular of the 21st ult., quotes a fair demand and iii»te steadiness (or the two days previous. The sales on Friday audsatur* day amounted to 20,000 baits, including ID;000 to tho trade. Flour had declined Is, wheat 3,1. Corn was in demand and had advanced fid. IWsiuns «ero muro activo and firmer. Bacon had advanced fid. The hopes that Auatria would act against Russia wero at an end for the present. A dispatch from Gen. Canrobert, says that on the first and second days u! tho bombardment, the fire of the Allies was superior to that «i the Rus sians. '1 lie works ui tho latter were damaged, and tho Frenclt got possession of a position of groat importance. Gortschakoff, on tho other hand,says that mat ters at Sevastopol sro,hvu table to the besieged. message of the governor of Con* ncctlcut- ilarti'orp. May 4. The popple having Isilod to make a choice, the legislature has elected Wm.T. Miner, Know- Nothing, for Gdvernor. Tho voto stood: Minor 177; Ingham iDem.) 70. All tho other Know* Nothing candidates for Stnte officers were elected. Tho Governor delivered bis message this after noon. He recommends tho extension of suffrage to negroes, and that no ono shall be allowed to vote who cannot road and write. He denounces the Nebneka bill, and thinks the importation (of voters from Missouri into Kansas, or else of foreigners into this country' should be prevented. He thinks that Catholics are hostile to a Repub lican form of Government, and believes an extern sion of the period of natural nation is necessary. Later from €.'iillfwrnla. New York, May 3. The Star of the West arrived, with later Cali* fornia news. At Sacramento the Know Nothings have elect ed their entire ticket. Trade was dull, and corn scarce. Flour was selling at 014,50- The Mint during the year has received upwards of 07ybOOjJOO in goid dust, and hat iwued 06,000,* 000 in stamped basis. Know Nothings In llosion. Boston, May 3. The Know Nothing convention hero lias adopt ed strong abolition resolutions, and abolition speeches were made. front Washington. WSSMINOTON, M,jr 3. Davenport's patent for a car truck lias boon ex tended seven years. Wasiiikoton, May 5. Judge Lumpkin peremptorily deefinue the *p- pointment of commissioner of the court of claims. His aoccesaor ts not yet known. market. New York, Msy 5. Flour, under the Atlantic'* intelligence, has de clined 12 ti 18 ernta per Mil. Colton in unchanged. illsrarr We tt« Indebted to the pabllaheie for the follow* Ittg new works: TmOporkrty Papers. By tho lato Win. Maginn, L L. D. Annotated hy l)r Rholton Mackcntlo. New York: Kedfiold,publisher. A competent criUoapotking ol Maginn, anid ho waa utte of the elovorest of the many clover con* tributnrs to Blackwood's Magnilno-a man of groat wit and versatility,snd endowed with ntumdanco of those talents that mako a man a lavorltoln society and Invaluable in r magsiino. Ilia Oduhorty Ta- pen are brim full of humor and good sonao unitod, and all tho other contributions collected in those tolumus are bright, sparkling and ontertniniug to an unusual dogroo. History «>r Turkey. By luimartino, author of " Tlio Girondists," A.C. Ttanslatcd front the Frenclt. Throovola. Vol. I. New York: D. Appleton & Co. This is tho first volume of tho lung promised history of Turkey, by Lntnartino, llto great French author. It embrace# tho earliest period, and of uourao the most obscure nnd least familiar, and carries it down to tho death ol Mahomet 1st, in tho fifteenth century. Tito work haa evidently* heen prepared wilh gieat pains, and ovineva a voty ex- tsnded und careiul research into the hidden reeea* sea of the past. In its style it Is Ittoro composed and sober than Lamartine's earlier writings, but is still finely,oiton eloquently, written. Its introduc tion contain* an Interesting account of the presont Sultan of Turkey, nnd an earnest nnd eloquent ax preaaion of tho writer's sympathy in behalf of Turkey of tho present day, and of its part in tho Eastern war. The work is a valuable contribution to the histories of modern Europe. Tins WoNDKarur. Adventurer of Captain Driest. New York: Redlieid. Tho chief part of this volume is filled with a wild, extravagant story, of considerahlo humor,nnd very considerable smartness—two qualities with which American readers ul ways sympathise. Tho " I agenda of City and County," which concludo tht volume, are also pleasant reading, in both proso and poetry. Kenneth ; Or tho Rear Guard of tho Grand Army, By tho author of the Heir of Kedclyliv,ilouriaoaso. &o. Now York: I) Appleton « Co. Tho appenranco of this book has been expected with impatience by tbo many adntireta ol tho gift •d authoress, Mias Youge, ever since ilsnnnouneo- tiicnt. It is not considered equal to the Heir of Redclyffe. Possibly, it is an earlier prodticiioni and may not have been clabornlcd with the sumo rate. It is however, quite dillorcnl iu its charac ters, scenes and incidents, front tho domestic life portrayed in ttiat exquisite fiction. The retreat from Mosco.w tho sotloringa ot tho troops, and tho death scenes of many of tho earlier characters oi the story, are well narrated and interesting, hut the interest is not unmmgicd with regret at patting with them so soon. Yetthotnio is well written, and will, we doubt not, enjoy no small popularity. Thu integrity, endurance, and triumphant pcn»o- versnee of Kenneth are linely drawn, and will not tail to be the attractive feature ol the volume. The Practical American Cook Bim k ;or i'rarti* <-nt and Scientific Cookery. By a Housekeeper. New York: 1). Appleton *V- Co. Good cookery is ot inestimahlu importsuco to •ur comfort, happiness, and health; nnd,indirectly even to our intellectual and moral boing. It tos* comes all housekeepers, therefore, to study the art. and as tho work beloro us in the most valuahlo treatiso wo have scon on tho subject, ws venture to commend it to their niietiiion. i The forcgoiug works arc for sale hy Col. Wil liams. Messrs J. M. Cooper A. Co., have sent us a num ber of late publications, which shall rocojvo our early attention- tsr 'i 'iie Benefit or Mr. Ctisr and family Saturday evening, was in tho lulicst sense of tho word.i-oinpliufcntnty, nnd that too, whether wo consider the crowded liouso present, the Satisfac tion and character of the audience, tho success of the performance, or tlm hearty and eflicioni manner in which every member of the company did his part. And y«-t the compliment, omphalic as it wins, in our judgement was fully deserved. The manager and his family have contributed, succe-alul y und diligently, to the cmcriaininent of tho public, and llic demonstration Saturday evening was but the acknowledgement ot that tact, and tliu expression oi ihcgcnotal appreciation of thoir merits, private and professional. On tho conclusion of ths performances, there was a hearty call lor Mr Crisp, who appealed nnd re turned his thanks in a happy and felicitous address. Ilo regarded Savannah ns his home, nnd promised that the cncouragt-mcni ho hud received, would only stimulate him to greater exertion*. Ilo w-outd return to in again next •o.x#«in with fresh attractions, and with a resolution to lyavo nothing undone which could contribute to llic elevation <d tho stage and the permanent establishment here of the legitimate Drama—iu all of which wo wish him the utmost success. t^’MnrnMiaicr still continuos to astonish his audiences hy Ins wonderful performance*. Ilo gives another perb-rmnneu ibis evening,—the last until Wednesday evening—tits Hall having liccu engag ed for tho May Darty, to-morrow night- In the course of the performance, Mr. Malone Raymond, the humorist, lecturer, nnd illustrator ol Irish life nnd manners, will give so entertainment, consisting ot anecdotes, songs, stones of tho pea* saniry, recollections of Burke, Gratun, Walling- Ion, O'Coni.e.l, .Slier.dan, Ac , Ac. HrtiMiWlok Hall mud Meeting. The annual mealing of the stockholders In Jhls id waa hold at Brutiawick, Thursday lest* and we learn waa largely attended both by Uuorgia and Northern eiocklmlders. U- 8. Wolls, tho President of the company, aub* milted hie animal report, which waa adopted. Tho gentlemen representing tho N otihatt) stock* holdors, pledged ihvmaalvc* to build tin* read to the West hank of tho Satllln river,# distance of 30 tnilos. Alter reselling that point, it was agreed that tho wotk should Ire carried on hy the joint "id of all tho etuokholdon both North and Booth. To insuro the ootuploi ion of the road to Thomas vlllo, tho people alniig llto route promised a sub- aeription lit avallnbio means; to tho amount of 0600,000, for tho main trunk to Thntttasvillo, and ariosi..,8km respondent of tho New Oflean* Bee, writing from Paducah, Ky„against tin Know-Nothings, llto City of Moxloo, asasrta lhat Santa Anna la so Thn Boston Trans-ript aays that tm tpes than seriously ill that Ha la not aipeetml lo sutvtve. Ilo oats thousand marriage cs rtllfcatoa have beau issued _ - • * ' in that city aince lh<* iirst of January last. Col. Bontnn is now in Washington, ami is pm- pared to renew In* labors with llio |»en with his ac< UBioiiMxl assiduity. Ilo is looking remarkably well. ■uflera from an affection of the heart, and'Ilea In a or. The bad reports fr-.rn tho Mouth ato sup- poasd to have exaggerated BfesHack. Discovery or A New Tkdplk.—A oorrcafein- dert of the New Orleans Plesyuno states that dur ing tho lato trip of tho U. 8. sloop of war Decatur, ,|,rough the Hirails of Magellan, Dr. Bninbridgo and aiinilior ullioor obtained leave of abaouco for a lew days, during a oalm.mtd wero landed at Turru dol Puogo. They tlion sacunded a mountain lo the lieighl n| D.500 feot, when they enmo upon a IIO lHI) Og* III: tl/ril-IHAA. H'atUt. IVsMsir let. Aumhi -llrtiry I.album, Auitirw J., k»<„, llaunl. Hrtiwn—Hr. iidin XI Johnson, V| J Iteltl,, Julius (Jaudrv. * 'slboiiu—Jsuies KUndfray, Xtirbael Ptutiejr. plain id surpassing ricimess ami Jiuauty; fertile SHOO,.™, (or tho morn iron. | tho ,».!,« v.tiory ol lrul« ...o. In lull l..ur- Thotnaa, Baker and Dougherty counties, to aid in tho conitruoiiun ol tho work, and great harmony prevailed among tho delegatee lo ilia mooting. Col. Schlatter, chlofengineer, and Mr. A. Dex- i«r sssiitniil nnuinner. are both Ot) tho ground With | * — —■ *■ —- — - - imnmciu*— sanies nuiuvan, i*n (heir iNhilllM, «nd h,« Ip.llud itropM.I, lor .11 llto ufhn.mv .,or ^ 5 work to tho Matilln river. plump, with small feet and hands, and uilhajuf i^fayettn**Motes D r„il«nt, o black eye*. Tho writer adds: Tim touchers or religion speak llto Italian lan guage, ntid liuvo traditions from succomIvu pricata,' ilirough half a hundred centuries. They lull us that (Ilia island wm onct* attached to thu main laud; that about I9U0 years ago, by their records, | nppuaraiicn aatonishod tlio inliablinnts, who, how ever. did not troat them uitlriendly. Tho men all : rang** Iroin 6 to 6 3 4 led in height, well propor* i tinned, very alhlotio ami straight aa an arrow.— ; Thu women wore among the moat perfect model* work to tho Satllln river. Tho following gentlemen wore olectud director* fur tho ensuing year: President, Henry S. Wolls. Director*, Cliancoy Viblmrd and Georg.* E.Grny of Albany, N. York, DarrisG. Clark, Charles II, Stuart.S W. Goodrich, ol Now York, (icii. Lovi , thdr country waa visited by a violent ourihquak . ■ •• • i« -ro*..,..i. 1 which oeeaaioned thu rent now known as tho 4. KnltM.of Wootgta. v _ ; Sitnus ol Magellan; lhat on thu lop ot thomoun* Mr. Vlbbard ia now Superintendent of the New j,,,, which lifud its ltcs.1 to the sun, wii«.*« (mso York Central Railmad, ami Mr. Gray is engineer (,>eicd hIi.-io tlio waters n.»w f1ow,«toiid tbuir great on the satno road. Clias. B. Stunrt has filled tlio ! temple—which, according In their description, as oflico ol Statu Engineer of Now York. AckiiowIctlKUieni, Tho Ladies of tlio recent Fair, hold lor tho bene* ' fit of the Catholic Orphan Asylum, have tho plus •Hlpared to thomio now existing wo saw, must have been 17,200 feet square, and over 1,100 feet high, built ol tho purust pantile marble. The officers remained two wouka with these strnngo people, and obtained from them a specimen auto io anuounco tho most gratifying tcsults tr-in i l ,a *'»ting on porcelain, ovor 3,bOO years tST Wo were in error in stating lhat the ilieatri* cal Mason would close Haturdav evening. It will be socn that thorn will ho ono morn performance thia evening, tor the benefit of the worthy treasurer of the Athenaeum, Mr W. W Oats Wo are glad that this is eo, as Mr- O. In* been indefatigable m bis efforts to contribute, in every possible way, to theauccoMuflinooasnu now closing, and to the comfort of the patrons of lhA Alhemrurn. Having ■opplied the treasury pretty liberally, let ue do •on\ethiflg now for the treasurer ESTTlie eteamships Florida and Keystone State arrived hero at an early hour, Saturday morning — Their lospective {»urMra will accept our thanka for filta of New Y«<ik and Philadelphia papera. tSFh will be aeen that Wood it. Christy'a on- gin at Naw York Minotrela have engaged the Alhemrurn, and wiil appear there to-morrow tvsnlng. tST A oaw poat office has been netabltslwd at Mount rieaaaol, Glynn eouuty, andH. A. Hooker,' appointed poet muter yCfT Mr. J. IfeMertin will et-cept our lhanke fof pap*)* In advance of ilie mails tw The psclfic sailed from Now York Wed nesday, Ublog out 01,313,buo in » n d 26 paeMngsra Among tha latter was Mr. Dodge, ourfoew Minister to Spain tST The U. H. Circuit Coart, Judge Wayne presiding, Will commence its aeaalou, m Savannah to-day. tST Among the recent arrivals, at tha Pulaski House, we optioa (be names of Judge Wayne, of the Huprswa Court "f tl>« United Htatee, and Eg* Gov. MsDoaald.of .Marui'e. ty J M Cooper A (*« (lav* |si<l mi •,or table ha May number •*! Knukerbockir’s Msgsitne May Party —Wo liuvo fieon rcquesti-d t<» state that a Muy i , <nty will ho given at St Andrew'J U til, U*-niorrow t-v.-uiug, by tnu y<>ung gr utl.-m* n of thu city. It was originally intended t-* give it on the 1st msi-, but iii«*llnll being previously en gaged, it was found impossible to do ho. No tickets will bo disposed ol niter to-day. 1'ers.uis desirous ol nttunduig, 'hereforc, us wo suppose al most everybody i* should, not neglect t<> provide Uu-maolvca ns early ns possible, especially us only a cirtain nuiribcr of tukets will issued. Tbo party promises to tic a piuaaant alisir, both to tho young and to tlio old—to tho youiig.bticmiso they will bflihu principal participants in the festivities, and to the old because they delight to wiIiicm the happtiieas ol liiu young. A liny l.nat. Wo nre sorry to learn that n nephnwor Mr. Ed win Miller, of Una city, named Edltiond l.utwuke, haa been ini'Wifig since early Saturday morning — He left tin.- house ol bis uncle six lit 11 o'clock, A M for the purpose, hu a-id, of taking a stroll. He is tictwcon fourteen and liltnen years old, and is re- preeeiitud to bo an intelligent lad, speaking tha French langn.-igo lluently. Jim parents reside in Now York, lie having come to Savannah lor the winter. It wrns not Ins habit to lie aliaent from tho house long at n time, though lie had e passion for wild (lowers, nnd sometime* went into the woods, in tho immediate vii-miiy of town, to gather them Search was made for him, yoaterdny, in vain, the woods being scour, d In every direction. It is fesrerl that hn Ins been decoyed ofl, or that soma accident has befallen him. For a description of the lad, sen the card in Una day’e paper,ol Mr. K Miller. IVwbubin Lose ol I'lvr .tlrti. Tin* skiff attached lo the pilot tioat G. II. Cum- miog, left that vessel Friday morning Issi, m 8 o'clock, while lying ouiside of Tybae, to board a v*M«f which ws* aeon at a great distance, and which, it wna supposed, was bound to thia port.— When tiir skill lell, the wratlinr was calm and Clear, though a sudden (quail (prung upaome thrve or four hours alierwards Up to last nv.mug, u.»- thlng haa inrn heard of her, and wv regret to add that Inara are entartaincd leal all on board have been loaf. It la tha opinion of pilot* In port, however, llial tile skill aurt-eeded ill bi'arding tliu Vraao), nnd fiiMiing alio was bound lo a morn ooutlii'tii port— Darien or Jacks«mvill«—am) sen tug a squall com ing up, that the ifew got on board thu t»-*a*l and were carried to her port of destination. It i» h"|wd Ibis opinion may prove true Tim per*<ni» wlm left Ilia pilot Ixial *««' Wm Macauley and J sapor Gill, pilots, lilies, an a ppr entire ; Hcollis, a hand (white), end Ga«, a color#.) l*oy, belonging to Mr Witt. I»elgh. PlIlUPEI.MIIA Er.tr 1IOM -It Ulwlleved that Ilia American pally has iiartM tho late municipal election, In rirtl*dal|dna, by * small majority. Tut Late Bains extended oa far weal aa Mont gomery and Mobile. Thro* different etiempta have boo made in CharDafea, within as mstiy days, to kidnap young man and loro* them on board ahlp to work as sail* on. Mr Arthur M N<•**li«* has b««m app-diitarl Post- m#*u r at N'vw (hluaos their efforts—in tho realixatn.n <d an amount equal to thoir highest expectations. Tltoy deetru diuitk- fully to acktniwludgoiho kind!*- spirit ami generous • liberality manifested by our entiro community on j the occasion. Charity to tho orphan is its own reward.—blous ing alike tho giver and receiver: notwithstanding, it is proper, hi this instance, tint tho Lady Man- agora of tho Fair should convoy thoir suns.* of in- dobiednoM to thon* ladies and gentlemen who have afforded them cfliclcnl aid in tho consummation ol thoir object. [Por theNnvannnti Itepublican. ] Slay Way— M. Ti«min»ny. Mr. Euitor :—A corrcspoiidont ot tlio Georgian has undertaken to defend the position id tho editor of that Journal, coiici-ruing tlio cclehration of May Day as a festival in honor of m. Taiiinuiny. S<» far as ptraoualt.it* ure concerned, I uni willing to allow tho correspondent of the (ioorglnu everything that will help him in his defence. 1 may bo "n very young man", or I may be a very old one. Possibly 1 silt a "Know Nothing," in this inaianee nt least. ' 1 may bo wholly ignorant of my country’s history. But all this does not meet my ignorance, nor re move my douhta. Personalities cannot niter fact'* and add no weight to argument Wlmt 1 seek is, - if 1 am ignorant, to havo my ignorance removed.. Will the Georgian, or Us correspondent, do tluit t Notwithstanding the presumption of my youth 1 and ignorance, I have yet to learn that May-Day ' is a national holiday in honor of m.y patron saint oj any political fairly. 1 Jo not ask if the military companies of <Sai)unNiiA celebrate tlio dny solely in honor of St. Tammany, but whothor it isobxi-rv- ed throughout tho country, or in "all thu old At- > lantic cities" os such. 1 d j not believe that it is.— 1 question whether the thought of St. Tammany over enters tlio minds of any,—excopt, p<x*ib|y, a rrry tow—of all, the young nnd old, main ami fe male, wlm join in the lestitiifes ol that «! >y. De mocracy tuny hnv.- its patron saint, nnd domocruts may celcbrnlu Inshirth-dnyor ins death day : but doe* such n party colebrntioii make the c. iebrntn-n national/ Waa May-Day never celebrated even in "all the old Atlantiu cities", before u D.-m.-crn. tic party was born t It may bo very cn.*y, und to a democrat very plosMiu, to think that the millions who celuhrnto .May-Day, do min honor of ih»ir patrqn taint. Bui, is it Ihr. tact! U it u tact tint! oven tho military rompanit.n of tins or any other ol ' "all the old Atlantic cities," eelebrnte tlio day sole ly in honor of Si. Tammany? If it bo o--t n fact, then,o| course, the position <>l the Georgian is un- tonnhle. If it In? a tael,—which I ahull continue to ' doubt until it is proved—tlu-n let tho Georgian pub lish a Biography of Tammany, tho cause ot bis canonization, and Ins connection with tho present Democratic party, (list the youthjnl Amcni-wt mind may know, whom tnu nation duiighu thus to honor. N. N. Tlio Amrrlcnn Pnrty In fti-nrgiit nml iIm- Muter) <(ii«-*I1oii. It is genernlly undorstood that the American party ill Georgia assembled in Slate Council nt Macon, Wednesday last. It was ordered that the following resolution, adopted hy Council ilnd handed us by the President, should hopubin-hed. Rctnlrtd, That slavery und slave institutions are protected by tho Constitution ortho United Slates, and thoohligulion to maintain them i»ti'-t section, si hut national; Unit the right to eatsblifth them m tho organization ol Stale government* belong* to the unlive and naturalized citizen-; nnd licit Con grew Inis no constitutional power to intervene, hv excluding a new Statu applying for ndmu-ion into the Union, upon thu ground that the cuumiiuliou of such Statu recognises slavery. Fire in Tatnam.— Village Deatroynl.—'Wo Georgian, of yesterday, h ums "from R C. Sur- roncy, Esq., Postmaster, that tho liitlu village of Watermelon, in Tatnnll county, wna entirely r-m- Sunicd hy lire, on .Sunday fen, including tlio Post- oflico and all its contents. Thu oflico was kept in tho housu uf Mr. Jonaihiui Anderson, morcham, who I*>et all lie had/ even to Ins wearing apparel. Mr. Surrency was also Justice of tliu Peace, and we trgrul lo fenrn that Ins dockets, miles, »Ve., were also burned Tlio P'-st-t lliue m ill Mill t,e kept open m n |dnro fempornrily provided It i* suppoecd that the (ire i*lbe work of an incendiary.' The "Invasion" nr Kansas.—A dispaieh from Boston states, thnt in the .M.is«.iehuat-tia House .,f ReproaenlutiAes, Tuesday Ust, .Mr Bl o k submit ted a preamldo nod resolutions eoiicetniitg iln- mrosinn of Kansas Territory hy armed Mi-soiiri- aim, calling ujx,n the executive of Miaanuri to pr,-. Vent a repetition of the outrages; and ids . rail ing II|M>|| Ilia President to take instant and ell, «•- live measures for sustaining the aovrinigniy of Kansas against further violence; and piedgmg ibn coiniiiniiWusIth of MasH4ciiiiM*it*, if ueci-wniy, to aid with lla whole power llic governor ami pur,pie of Kansaa in the maim, name of constitutional rights. old. Tho men, women and children number afe>ut 3,000, and when the children multiply too fnst'ihejr are aacri- ; fired hy tlio priests. They livo .n huts or cottages, each one hy himoslf, avoiding company and dia- cotirsc, employing all their tiino in cuntemplation j i nnd their religious duties. t'nrjrt-iitnr* How—Wllllaiii Murill, MnitliUs Amoruus. i liatbaiii —lalwunl it. Wltsini, Issac llr «n,i,er. (■•iluiiibla -Jesrph K li-iinniiiii, Krsiirla T r«,|n. t'rawf.inl — llirrace tJIlIjini. iteortrs H I'rtersou. Carry Town-Juhn It llarnwell, H .\ T l.awruiire, Ar»- lUlll-l folic,-. IbTker -XllltonJ Iturlmer, Jsonti P line, Ib rtijr • -Wlllism W l.lncoln. Juliii < a*s. Cllirrt -Itlcbarrl T Inrner. lot win M /.lnrower. franklin (New>—Tlioinka llnyne*. IVlIllaiu Hiair. I'ralikllfi (<slil)—• Anion llorrhetl. fatwanl |.„v«ll. l.riM-ne—Jom-iiIi lliirke. John Kfeiniiwl;. (Jnntnu fe>t, No. -J— Mlllon llumpbre)*, Thomas Pren- deryasl. Ilentbcoie—James Hulllvan. Unlab llavruiport. “ * '"llllsin II liolnli. . . «l J J Hints. I.aiaji-I|r*— Musi'# f) i ullena, l trlsvua I'obeli. I.ttieriy-Tlioiiias f Eleven*, franrls Itlalr. Moiib-rn)—i'buries \V W Ilmen, Joseph \V Webster. North <>Ki«lhorpc--Andrew fsrrv, I'brlitopbcr Witte, ; lUnli'l J MrKenrle. > lllditle l^|lt'(bnr|ir— It |l \V Alexander, John Wilder, l.einurd Hover. Hniiih ihrfetborpi—l.tuls N fat I If ant, John M Williams. I'erritsl -John Starr. Dr llarvoy I. Iljrd. I'ulaikl—(teorgef I’stmes, William Itogara. Itnyiinbla—J Uaminel. VV illiam li Httwridfe. Hprlnghlll—William It He), Martin Pe) ion. Troup - William hTlioincs, < Uuoln* f.uerne Rsjic. Walnut -William llMin|ihru)s, WiU'uin llrrmc. War* mt— fat ward I Klnrbfe). Jo«,.ph S Mr|i.,ncl|. , Wusblnfluii-lluiir) f Wllllnk, Jr., John A Mayer. \ «.'i.aai or i'ot-sr in's Ornre. • » AaraasaA. .I/ay N, IR.%5. ( 'pllf. uternhr-rs of ilm lloaril of Ifealilt sp|H.inie,t fur 1 tide year, and whoso name* appeal al«,te, are , irnrlh'iilarl) ritqoe«'cd to asM-nihli- nt the * ouiirll • ham- loir, in the exchange, on WcdDeiday mat, p.'o'clock, uihl dsv. lor tlm pur|Hise of orgaiiUtlioii ) The Major caio-clt a TiiH and r*,|jr aitci. tnnrp. • tty order of P.!)WAItl> t;. ANI»i:it-'»S. • P.twaanH. Wilsos, Mayor. L'h-rk «f Council, pro. tern. riling Pair Hit and Pair l»k Pi —. All 4sscrt|.tlnns of I,nog ( ottiiii coutlnur In falrdttnsud, Ion <>«|t a mod*- rale busluass lias town done,owing to the full rotas at which they am held. The sales or 'he «wl oimprlse Vin to Nisi Pah-., si ofeoil the sutd'dried qmHaiiont, tit! Inferho io (food PlorPla* I* P< '> ; <‘»ininoM io . It oral Sunit-e* slid Mains M Pi <U ; ami from Ui to and upward*, for MldilUng Pi very Pine an# r.itra I* land t.'r.lloa. Iltoe^-Tbe*ebis town* gnok dernsnd lor Ibis artlrfe and tile receipts «f Ibe week, which cron prim IXrt hsires, have changed hand*. Th* b ilk nt the opera• linns were made (>oc-aMoleri shlpmsni, anrl have tal ly sintatned tbv pricer current at the elor# of the pro- Vino* work. I'rir*-*h»«e rang-d from !>ttf P. HR. but a larger portion of thn r *l»- wrre tit ado wttblii H.e rsr.go ol :.H lo «n per hundred. «iur rpiolsllurs to wlfPh wu would refer, will •bow tbo slate of tbo| market r l tlm otose of liliilnOi. lbright* -lo both l.i>erpon| slid Havre are dn'l at ' Jjd for « ..lion In Mpnrrr l,*l«* to U»e former, aed P» Ihe latter port. Ur -i-o.ie p. New York VIf.forfeSioe and "Set-to K7^c for I lire. The U ••Ion r tr« u* iM.ml- rail) He. for the burner, sndll'i' per Her re lor the lalfer. NP.W VOItK, kl A Y 'J. t.'ollon.—Tbs market li Irtn. Itssi |>ale* wdd. flour--frier* are a *r n.i P.orr, g'-oi «into at i'.i*S a in.|- eonibern Is qutM. « orn Is dull with a derllnlag tendency. Iif^set liu*l>et« Mont Pern tulxeii at IWJcchl*. MtUtll.i:, MAY 1, P. M.-tolPm.-'iwing p. ibeei- tretne r*lr* deinaiMle I by holders, tke i.onand bsi fern t rattier •lark, though tlio soJe* retch *.•*•• a 13«*i bale*. . Middling UJ4C., H»m. **lr* ysalctp*) Vfegt hales. 1 I at mm *,-a|iiji v\ turd King, for hirer |ae>i,»t j<*l. • eiigaged lo dsy. NP.W i Hit.KAN*. MAY I.—Untloa.—'The demand wa* again good, and S,JW» bales found purcJisaar* at Arm pllres. stw names «i.»»sirn iiim. • odmerr. . *• uk* | Middlmg Petr...’I'),n\I Mid lllng. e*,'«t V (Pair notamsl. Middling .... '.*!»■% - timet Pair .— >* • Middllnn it'kAildK l Uorel and Pine.— '*ii • TAltSSBI. lla vast, Artie V7.- Arri,«l. t.r'.g it ft , Psvatmal, fr-^ lloatus. Arsit M. Arrive t,i«Er f JartsrmrtlN, Pit. ‘ Ms? I t l«»rr«l. bpg V Unp, li,* r,,,,* . Nsw Y<WS.VI*»I -I IruM. u l.r J.,», h o, .. , Ntvannab; t.*,g f II Kso 1 , f»o far) *.«,• uu j Mat V. • fe-red. hr g I' A l-sgr. U* I, tr > fc J. . I euraet, tor Htvsr.ekb, Pr.g liorr..., i w ••I. I.dg lUnhPn 'HI 1-1 Ukrnl, Kl. .k PaitiHnaa, Mst J. I^ra*nii»«, U, t I i. * • tetrad. ii.aMiai. iMirvrin,. Tire frpnds sr»d •//,«•.r.isr.r »t )|r .. . \ I.. LAMA It in in >. u»| u . kii.n-1 li,* r rigoet dk-igbier, il.tr »•) 7 NEW ADVEHTISKMZNTs •fitbl.g'i-SrHilv!,1;vu? ’'"mi')’ V * r '' 11- Pli«U«iST •*,‘-|f. u -- t-rfrwght or paosgr. „u L^-rJ. *••'"** — hill*,II A vi **tock on liktn: Arri«,*t sinc< Armed to-dr; ft nept lories Vft^re' I ,(/je,r/.| . • y,M7 msy 7 Putt PftP.lflHT Ml .Xaat'.M*. It MuAf. Vn iir TikT* kppty on fe-ord •-. fo».i m*f 7 IlllM. p-*ii iti)i»r»»N.- ii^ SBUE I'ept Ilo*}, will hair p-oi. for Ir* j?M of I Vi , npl 'y to io*. 7 /frfc t f• v. *;\ •G 1.1. T k i • 'MitTt.a.-rx. , w . M.l.i ) k'.i> * 7’CT):|;|,|.y li ■»! >M. fc »«!-■»• Plporinl lo dkle . t l«A|*,r>ed P> <l*> • I,IV7.V7ir :p4ta-ljWJi/.Sl A|.poeail</ii tuuw i, lit illeiii llualiaud'a i:.\l.t:tNi:i» MAi:.M:.-*lA i* l.ighl) Iwno- 1 flclal lii alldl»ekM<* of the siomarp and IP.wcis, which . . .. .. . are attended wtili aridity, and at*e* immediate relirt • Tin. Ulllcal I'o.lnm.ltr In III,. I'nilcd |„ n,„ I.. Tl.. .lbcl...r .III.,.., Million* dunking arc generally relieved hy ll, and It afford* one I *l'l.o Italiimor* Sun itlfr. * li.r „f tho old.,, " 1^-Zi^72*5. Post Masters in tho Lulled Slates, at the beau ol . nrr under the Ireqoetit nece*ally of having recurve m e«. To person* of a tntlioiis «»r a gotn* habit. It . which stands llio naino uf John Ihckel, ol Jones- | town, Lebanon county, Pa. In n letter to tho Pnal- (Hlicu Depnrttncnt, ho speaks of his appointment > as follows: ‘ *' .My father’* name waif Joint Birkcl, am! I was commissioned 'John Ihckel, Jr.' My father w-ns in Ilia revolutionary war, nnd lived to ho cighty- nmo yeats old Ho died nbout nine years ago.— I wus appointed post-master ainier Jeflerson's ail- uiiiiiHtrutiiift, bv Gideon Granger, on the 23d of Sepiviiibur. I8W, so lhat I have held tile office 53 yours next September. I nut now cighty-two years old, and do all my bui>iuess mysa-ll " When rotation iff oflico lint become it cardinal tenet with hnlli parlies, it certainly speaks loudly |or the tuah'* integrity and capacity, who remains in office over half a century, tlitough ovory change pud under nil parties. Greely and a "Lady or Color."—We ctinkn llte following precious extract from Grorly’s N. Y. Iril'uiu*: Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Carney, [a lady at color, an selive uiomti-r ol the Rev I)r IVniimg- ton’s c. iiaicgntion, in Prince sired, lott the city — Tills Indy, although belonging to that l-Ium ot our fellow citizens wlm Infe r under many disadvan tages, is u woman po»ses*cil ol ilmso nceoiitj.hsh- tiieniH which ndorn her sex She has, for it number id year*. siHtntnod the choir ot Dr. Pcnumglon's cinirdi, by li-r gratuitous services upon and two of the meiodecii. She has also been nil active Infer, rcr in the Sabbath School ; ami, upon thu whole, lists proved, during her residence here, a pattern of l'hri-Iinn eoti.iHicncy and untiring energy, worthy ot e.miitnlioii hy llio colored (itfontn ol New York nnd ueiiihfeirhood. Such examjilea of truo woman- li 'oil ami noble sentiment it* Mr*. Carney haa mn- infeafod, slrnild not be|m»ai'il over without at iuaat a tribute by the wpy. Mrx*L'REMENT or EARTttqfXKr* —Tho former director of llic Observatory nt Prague, Dr. Ktrd Ima invented nn ingenious instrument to measure iiu* force,duration, and direction of earthquakes. It cuaiHia ol a pendulum no contrived Hut. whilst it can move m any direcmn, it cannot return. A perpendicular cylinder is aiiuched, wliicli, bv means i>f dork-work, turnsvui lit vertical axis in twenty- four hours. A polo With a thm elastic arm is fixed near thw pendulum; iln* arm points towards tlm cylinder, and pre*»ee on it gently a pencil, by which no-ms an unbioken line is tornicd on llic stirfacu .-I ilie cylinilurs aa long n* tlm peuduluin is at r.-si, but it II IS it at ill molten by nn enrtliquake, tho *’ pencil makes liroken mntks, which show tho lurcngtli, dircctiun, and period ot the earthquake, r b Tirridi.s Traoepv in Wimo.nsin — On iho mglii of the 23.1 ultimo, according to tho t-lucago Tribune, n rcspeclable citizen of Beloit, Wtscmi- 1 fin, w as awakened Ivy the screams ot his wife, ft wlm suw n man in tlio Imusc. The husband, as be spring Irom lus bed, was fired upon by iho ut il inter, v» no itusacd his aim. The husband thnt sun-dud up Ins own musket, tired, and the in- trii.br led dead Both tbo occupants thereupon Ibid I" the house of n neighbor, t->ld what (md occurred, and, in company wnh several persons, icttttm-d, when thu father and tool her were horri fied lo recognize in the niangle.1 fenly of the dead roldn-r rlierr own son! It appears he had descend- . d Irom hi* own room by menus of n rope ladder mi 1 entered Hie room, where ho was slmt, through II window. J lie Imusc had previously been robbed, very mysteriously .of (Wo gold w-stchus. may In* recommend' d with prenllar pr.q.n. u ; sti-l It* vinue* have Imon repeatedly v*•»Hl.-.l In in.- •ii«.-«*.-* <*f wann ellinate* Manx nf the eon plaint* .-trldr. ii In early inlanrv. nnd even nt ni r<- kdvanret |*rlouv, are • U. n-l< d wllb nri-lit > ; nnd in «ucn raae». tt*.-' an'in«| Magnesia ha* a grot •■Ivaninim over «.||i.-i al.«.irbeuls. , viz: llial It l*>*lh tieulralUe* tlm arid In t lie alimentary '•aim', nnd nrt* ti» an i-n)rarin«|a vet grnUn purgative. - j • Tbla preparation I* free from iinples*ant u*.«-, and itiri-e Itnn * the »lr.'iigtt' "f lbeC"iniu<«n ‘'atcln.il Magm-dn. ' t our flr-t prvniiuni Silver Mwlul*, ate! n New York World's Fair Medal awarded. For *nle byttie driiRguls gen. rn'l<. and to |i,e nixnu fa.-tiir.-r. 1. J. Ill .-lt.\S|), I'bils.feli.bta. ) apr -.*4 e-MlSmo* _ nrACII'i: ASli FF.VIIIt.'f three year* standing • 'I HF.Il.—Mr. John l."iizi!en, ri"*v living m It- av.-r I I in in. Ilunov.-r Co'int) Vs.in-ar tin tmr.oi.l, bad \ene and Fev..r |..r three y. .rr*. iii'mI *.( the time h.’ had chill* mice a da), and rnrvl) lea- Ilian mice, be v*n» pvrcli.-U with f«-v«r* tm •••••!• M tin-ch'lt led bun: an-l niter iry- lug |>ti)k'cun*. ij'ilnlne. ino*t of tb*- Tonic- n Ivertln-d, . niid.-very tiling n<-•.nnnend.it In turn, -an- an<>ut t» Rive I||I lit de-pslr, w lo-n‘ arler'a -panl«!i Mixture wa* spoken ol: lie got IWo leiltlea, l.iil Iteforn be bad used ' lit-'ie than u aingfe "tie, hi- waa (wrlt-cily cured aim! bn* i.ot liiid arbllor fever since. Mr l.oiigiten Is only .me nut or llionaanda Him have ' been ii.-neim.-d by ll.tt great touts, i<Iterative arid tile.. purifier. 1 See advcriisetneni. fi apr Tn j - - - III »Ll.r*W A IU OtNTMP.NT IMl I'll,I,** bare . f-• fecte.1 anolher Wonderful i ure of <»m lega \ntbonv llnrrl*.m heard,of Martln-buig, \ i«yinln, wna a *uf- fen r for Iweiity-t'lgbl year* from -ore tigs. *•■ bad at . llmi* tbal buinan iiniurecould sc-ocrlv b.-ar It, aa ttiry ) were covt-ied «itb woilnd* and promt tlr*b. lit* fri.-rti'* t.sd given Up all li"|*c- of b>* ever regalnn.g Ibe use to- li rules, a* |i«. *»a* In *«• i i-.mblc a at*:e, t2«« mm oecrklly as tlie doe.nr* Pdd him ll wgs cmMllullonal. Having tiearvt front K'vml people Vtw* g"»«i effect* Hot- Iowa)'» Fill* Int.l produced Iu case* uf ibl* nature. Ire made up hi* mind t-> give them a trial; alter iiatiig thrill b*r n few weeka. tie fi ll much liell.-r. Mid b) cou'.mUl.ig lbein b>r two month* and a half, lie » a* fieri. c:|y cwnl, alier being ZS years a cripple, amt coliaidemt iM-yotid buinau aid. Het- sdrerllfcnict. U nprSn TAKF. t'l'H AlrVH'ft, U you arc Uouhln! with i. tltgh! < old or • .inch, pay lmiue.1iatcatientli.il lo it. |May s are <!an.-<*r..u*. and b-aUI. I- pri*--l<ni«. A allgbl . c.iiigl. may result in a sefl«u» and i*ml dl*eo**-. hTA- Dll.lt'.- ANi'lUM: I'HI.HUI I.XPI>.T‘rltANT la r.i-<imriiendi-.l to you a* «.iw ef'lisbett rriunlie* known I t l oughs, l*..|d-.‘ mnp, llmerbiti*, Aatlura. and all other Jl»«a*e* ol the lung* and throat. It invariably g,v.-» relief, an,| In* .-iTt-cuil Innuiui-ratde cur. * of long- «-oolluoe.| and ,|i-.t> »e«le.l Ulalndi.■». Mate trial ol ll, and tell your Ir.-ndsor lit g. M .<t . Ib-cts. The HI Mtlt- • Hi: \ t'l'HIH V l. i* al*o rccimiin. n.led lo your nolle*. It la * capital medicine in Hiarrhiea anC other disease* «•■ the ImwcI*. which are *.• prevalent al certain *»••- hUick on band not c|e«rr*l ISAM) i sugar. Tl.e drrnarsl waa artivr, amt rtae. bl.k*. aobi at full prices. I sir :«> lull} fair a M da**et. -Vo cb.dre In Br-4 bands r/Vi l,‘d* were ao'd on Hie co»»: at -V V ga'lon In the clsivrn, pur chkx-d |.>r rebmliug. frvurbi*.- I».. sldp* taken for Havre at )je; bale! i ollnn *brpp.d oKmton at*ic Y bale. I.xcbangr. In lust'd go.Nt. London r-Mvtfcand <•.*; per cent t.n in. Fans New Yorkfin.iay* a,itM* firrrent discount New York HJgbi . ■)% S>‘# |w» cen . pr*o». I*A NS l:\lsff.llh I'cr *li-ain*t'ip Kootville, f >r New York -Mfeafin l. Mr* \\ i* dru'T. Mi-* M.irtieil, Mr* * I. Mltrbe'i, i.«.»•*• and two r|,ii.||. ■„ < ee l liurand ami nurse. • Ir ir^nd. .Mr* J Sl.i-iiiiM., Vu-- Mmarman. A Lauret,cr. 1 V\ . I and lady. 11 A Lee, i. \\ It..ten, »: M Mien. t\ t l.r.-. I. i Mirrrnaii • A II—fees, |lr J i -carsn. lo U riiiiial- Ian. MU.i-.K-h-,... M .-J Uedlon. Mr* * r. An- M, two chilli, l. at..| nor-.. Mrarer ArirokJ. Ma-U-f \«n..«! an-t nurte. jdr. M 'ctiell, V|<* Fosdirk. Mr** F ck. Mix i Raul.bnry, Mu* M eauHbnr}, It J An.uld. Hr J llyruc. J " Dyn.e. It i llowatd, J oben. A N H-an. J N J* II. .-.!. It VY Ifelm. • I. I'ruddm, M I* Panned-. J F Ha lm. Ml . \ H.riui, U I. Arnold. Mr. <i lUlden. H *. M- nolt.M **J P. !dn., M.*sJ ll.ldrn, Mr-. M «. Itrew.-f, Ml.* I. I eklrn, < \ lo'.aiie. J I. Muvtam, It W W.s.J. bridg.'. W 11 U .•ratbridge, J H H- wland. • ap j fax’, n. J - Mi'lnr, Maria r-.l'.*o , M I'firm, . H-.r.iTt IV !V|mukI. V\ el.eppard ar.-l lady. I t-M.mw.d, \ t\ erl. «•' ' lark. Mrs firagf, It . - Tearing, and 4- tn u.r M-j-ry lo may 7 f( . J “ ih •- WiUrU. Removal. *. n mi.t i n X J nil „ M M# , WlfFP.LVYItHillTh VS!, in v t.-wriii. Have ren.oved ItirH e-'ab’>• k .. r . Ht'.-igb'.'m aiel Mo Nei gblon So. 12.1 Pt. Jime*' »m*r -. It.f work .n Ibelr I krrar.I Xe ra»r<rwr. srrlxg. *. \\ ig--r.r. i , r| •iwitbing, in. lb : t.i •do.*., Ac , ib-ie: kl :! rk streei. IV son, li i* l.i- w. M I'd* lo,' rd- p rt r.e. Mo* ay. Mr*-a- lCr.ii>. \ II.dl : and d I'l.-I. .-r. I klsl 4 Ml lie -I. -W A*b>y. Dray. 111*. < b 1 .act. H U W IHUbfe at-: • n. I11 l o Fllnry. lilUrr-rai, 1 J..i „ <*. fUv Hr J no M K»e*.*. Vi- I. U I’ .rler, Mr* M.l'o, It - e, !r, p t. t: Wells, and - n -he sler/ag* r ) *toiie Male, fr« m Pti 1 tails fid, » - l . . Mr* tb-ni.e’ly. X Itaa-. U- > H N Hnlllflebt, V!r» VV I. II I rdcl.J U II I ! I v| M. I IXMi Factor & Commission Merchant For FP*rv la Sir* - I„ ., p. NUK I JI COMMLUl i u. WlfAU riUULlsfO.N. > ( I fit* till > tic VIII Sloe g T ll U •; V ; afe 11 ky t.l. i-'.l I. \ It !). I-Wfl.k-. u-. - -oner Wm 7.^,.-.. it >. i. V ' . II w V\ M H v Ic mai. \ M H mow and lad). ' apt Free man ami lady. J W n. It Hogan It.-* t.' di ••i.nr II. P Hu-fer. Hr T A *Mr-r J Ha«eiqe«rt. ‘'apt I. N ■ . Id.-, k. a lira uf-ri- ii, from v'tiaileal- 11 II lir.lltn, l«cy. . |i., K rid ». rvani.r. twiner .tel lady. .Mr- Her tirti. ' r- * ad,earl ar*<l two el. Jdren. M.»* k ■ bv Vr< llryatn KtMl rlobtren. II •'*'--«rrt. Hr \ Vg , ... I.ew, J 4.B»-r*uo . Ja- lirallie, |» |l Piil'ilet, V||»* pink. .... I bain. Ju.lri- " n)i«-. J Mci.roj, W ll lunuo. I* Hm». f - * an-* J - T wn-rist r •|, *m» --enil.Milr, from Palalla.Ac —.*err.o» me Motla.lv. VY ll Met nil. X II ek»r , VlrYki.,- - A Morton. ' I* T.eir, Vr -fewar.1. I n) Tayl-r. lady W.. ..*...-• '.-C-, ll M Weed, X F Adsm*. P II llar.Sk . Vr IX »l . -. J XX II M.irhrlt Mr. Ita-te. I. ll X! I.rril no, 1C HI- n 1C VtHII.1 Hosier, l-pa'.l .. |i.nt, an I. J i Fd ■ '. li M .nil, kl. J 11 D .. 1 viexa. drf, XU \X be. Ir I•• ••-.-:» and tadv. " ra lime. J F Mr Xr<<* r . - i, lady and two rt.ilO'n lb deck. N tc ( " ,KS - *»wta.Rrsnan X ttriurr fK-r -cr. *■ rr. j j 7 •- t.l XM' I I vi|. LaoHrs ti : : >t .1 « • I » K r.ix t.n I*-- i - II H'vrt inor.-.. r !»•!»* Xl.i.l n*. Je.«o.i III.*- X Ilk(—ge tr.d ‘.r. - P vr and Pruw n T .-rue W'^v.v.ri Xe-nng.. I'.. „ ' a : a<*it, itif-t- i.j.- ;.-»j F*'•'•!> S T'-wr.s. Han.a' H»H Ft I ur-I- 1 par, • r.Dsr* and llu l., While lim*. n nisei S ».i < e S P. <.ia : K i :k-i ttmdfV Ac.. At .—II»U Ikt.-h. • -ir J-e-J AC 'HUM. 4> , XU H M W HOOKS. F.!» HI Ji.IlN V .o' |||; lu\.*l XI * m.u-mr E-utrlliqtucc. p<mr "i > x\ xnn xit v xx A It HU Cl). f.-*. :-1. tie»u»»b • New X ...-A. I.. Fa.fe |n-*crlpil*e pa<n|>blol* to be liad nee of each, only lilt) cents per bottle, o Til'M. TTUNF.IC U TO. W. XX I.IS* HI A. A. A. mil.'iM'iNh U CO. J. It. Mrn.ltr. A • «•., »' -‘avnnnnh. Sjirti.il TNCoticco. Timitranck inTi.nni.mikk.—Tho Teiiqiurance pint) - ol Tennoaseo. having cnlU«d upon tho guber natorial e.nididiiica I" di-fine iheir position «>n the liquor quest tun, Mr. Johnson, d.-m , replies ttiat ho in i ppo«.»l In tlie "Maine Law," nnd Mr. Gentry, k. n. und w hig, that he is opposed to selling liquor iu Sinnll quantities, unless a license llicrebrr is first obtained w till crrtnin eondilions. Ilotli ausw.-rs wore considered unsatisfactory, but tint t.-iup.-ranco party r.-s-'Ivod I** make im nomination L>r Gover nor, as he has no Veto power in llntl Stnte They w ill, however, requiru plcdgca Irom csmiidaies for tile legislature. A Dexi» Shot auxinnt Wai.tzinu —Cardinal D.-B n.iid. An-litdahopol Lyons, in a pasteral lot— H-r I f l.cni,declared that tliu cliolera was sent im-rei) ns a punisfinienl for tlio engerneaa w-uh wlneli ibe Indies ol Pan* run alter pleasure, "joining in a eerLiiri Inseivmiia dance calle«l pnlk-i. siill.-ring every Ilian but thoir own husbands lo cla«p iheiil in ll». waits, wlneli latter dattee tnnv ln< r nauien-d rlr I'M sigh of ext'iriiig virtue ’ Ami ilu* m l-'raueu, vvtiere polking and wnii/ing are univer sally regarded ns quite Conune it /nutWlut wtlluur Yankee girls any ? 5 V” A ceinmiiton of the French Academy of Sciences lias been engaged in n emitne <1 inviwei- gnu -ns ol earlltqunkes and Veleunoes. They find llial Ilmso eonvnlsions aru mere Irrquent during the tn ion's perigee and nls.. in.ireiiumi-r-.il* when llm mown is m-ar tlm meridian. From those taels they tutor Mini there aru tide* m the central mollon maas .-I eailh, corresponding to those of the water mi i||,a aula ,d the crust, winch when drawn by thu iii.v.n's nliiaelion with iln* greatest force, rudl against llie etusl, enusing erneks and almcks and lofcilig up jets o| liquid. 11(1 V I.OhT. ^ My Nephew, KtVMoNH l.t'TXX |i*Kr, felt my bouse nlmut ll o'clock on Natuntai, and haa net since returned. He is nearly t.’* years «»f age. is ►hurl In klalure. lias brew n hair, grey ey c*. sud ts rather dork ounplexloned. lie bad ou when be left,a gr. y Jacket, Mark and while check pnnta, and a Mack clntli cap. Any Itifertitilbitl respecting Id* v»lH-reafe*u's will tie tbankfuly recnvut and liberally r*-war.|e*|, L. Mll.t.KR. may 7 if FI* South Mr- s-l *t. Mil FIlIT**H: — Please siiiioun.-r WAlilNt* ItTSSLl.l. I>q r*» iaiH|i<lsi.-J|.ir .be oflb-e «.| .‘•henIf of i hnjbain T.etniy.al the ei.-eii.-n in January i.exi. and oblige MANY XnlT.IIP. may 7 H NOT Ml.. fbe .Me- Teualcnee* |ht aelemner l. STI4.\NT«»N, Lrfw--' from llo*ion,vvdl pi. .v*.- c.:t..|itl to tl»** r*-repilon of ibelr (ioeds, lan.ling Thi- Hs*. si linker’* wharf.— Ail k-.Hi.l* n niatnluu *-n Iln- wliarl srtef situsel, will lie stored at the risk nml etprnM* ol owner*, may 7 I OHIF.N '* At IIHICTZ m.LMYV T|TI7.i:.\ir I am s CkiiHIdste fur the efltce nr "r.Unary al tl.e e!eciu.u in J.munry next, and respectful!* a*x >»vir cupnort. may 7 J.X.'..«i ll \R.\ A 1C 1 * F.. HFF. S WANS XII, M XX f. l-.ii. Mics«aa F.nitoS*: — V.. i will pl.-i<. v an. leunce Mn. XI.I \ANHF.lt (ll"M \i „« » nmlHtale lor llefelver <>l Tua Lelurna. at Ibe .-n*iong mu ary ebetion. and oblige M.XNX|X‘HIKr 4 may :t lb>Hi.l7 b,.ur* fr.-m . F ay At To. «»« -I ln*i, at t.l j I r .11.1-1, ."li:, ... n-g, k|K.ke to rn. l.-lg T.-lrirn.|4i, i of • liar it-Mi.n. I "UU t North. MtUr. AlnJ<-r*.o, A. Swan, won. vv in J ll.i-H-b. «. Itcown, Drighain. K-Ji. * .... |lo-l"ii A. Villa ga. H itler fk T-ic-v.\\ m Hu-rx, i \ A tlrowi., s li |irai.-..-v K C«». t.'ublnslg.- Ik H-uib<e, Jim. M • e«*(i-f K ' •». < 'Imr, fl 4 Mow**, I likt.-r K t o. i f.i.r k L-.lkcr., < !.:.-n*k Hertz, t 1 ehofi. k. r’uni incr>*m. ( |l * iV. uncf, S 1 urrfil. M X » ..ben, Ib-V\ .tt ^ M«.rv»i^ t'an-* k vx a-bLurti, i. |ilrk*>.n, Lle»:c.n k Lima, I I r iIZk-. isM. t raiiklin k Itraniley. lira* 1lr..ttudo \ . tifrinvr, MJ.iklal. <.o* •*ermejio*r». Mr t*i b< r.. XX XV l.o.ntrlrb,J F i.tulmar:ln, l.cwivUle Jh I'o. If XX II..'T.. tor. Hardwick k > .-Ac, r XV llea-iman. \grr.t, X lu*. w .H»t, ll irn.l. -.'• I.v;■»•**, • i J.<l<b»<'ii k i S’ b K ipp, i J ‘ **•*«■* XX c< K i.g Jk ivitns. N l.yor*. M t^.in. * » l.ipplenii, Tb. • I. I.ioyd,S .X||l.vdi>au, ImveU fk tall ‘ ui- re, XV W t.U.rol.-, i .:k» u K >uel'h«C*. t.v > n Sl Se der. J It XL... i-o. T k I. McKenna k . ... J XI... k , U xialleit k t ... v\ II Ma* k i .. Moran k Nuh- I Ol*. I X\ X|,,r..-1: a. I ... Vrvlit, i.aibr.ip k ll.*grr*. XI .< , Nn hot. Ju.i N»cl*o>*-.n, I’J * ifilen, XX' Porter,* l.l'iwt, XX i • Pr.re, I. r..»r>, |>r U i Parks, I’.rrson. Hn,|; a ' I***. I*aiteif.**.t, I ay k - o, F. Ptr*on* A < ii |*a:irn. Ifnt- t«li k ■ • , II. V I'aoip, ItiH-krnl.a ret- ^ I Join n, ttu*e. Ha* ii N l..*nc, j Mebel. A X nalotium* k « ... Mr* Hawycr. Mit.l- k H.v* *,J A N’jilev Ac T.i, XX X Tb..»s*. XI H Ircanor, t wti k Mackay. XX II XX iUlw»*c t k i ... J* XX on. .i. XX 1 XXtluama, F. F XVood U (. 0.1 -XYa.i.. k > a>. XXe'i* V X'er«ii|je, Y «ud(, XVyalt k t o, \X m P , X o-ing, aoj order. I !». X|. *|.-am*b1p Keystone Stale, llantle, 0u h,*. f r* < fr..in Fl*>|ap<-I|di.a, to C. A.L l^imar, offMan.i.'* In dowry, pa-se-t Ibe sbq* I'haru r Oak. houtw in. tinlt.s 3-1 **•* - 'n tal. :W* t... ..<n( 7i US, eacliangwd -Unai* w Itb bag Trl.-rfist.h, ! Pblladrlpbik. U-"inl NofU*— M.Ue, to It.itb*. At FrWmi*. I. Ilvrk, XX'n* Uenktn. t.m Hai.kir.au. Uriel.stn, Kelly k •'.*,’ tier tiro v n-k. Js. II t 'aM.-- J M i.".|rr a 1 .s t'Cransuvn, i l Uan.pu -, a I .< li H • opp. • fiigc» V XX ade. I obeli* Ik it*—u. " .X , i oltrii, i UkIi<>ii< K v uimjitirhevn, Franklin aa U-aieW-v , ‘.f UcnutiJnc, \\ II i,il-» k t**, Mi.rrkln. (. »*.* a I Hurdg. vChaa X tirrinrr. t.renv l.fe ^ Co. f XX llea.L man, II. nit A* Hawkins, K Ifei* rvl.aui S Hwnir- A. •iatnm.-li. ll.-iri.b-..'. 1-spre.k.n J •■•l.na.vn k ■ o. XX K'.ot k mns f* M l.srtlitau. * X I Iauu>. I yiu> Ik -Mmir. , MajrrAilturk.it. Xl.i| c * t.roiher.J It kt.iuv A - . . v* II May A. * ... 4 ll M.-Mfe, till. He.* Hailrn. L I*ai•..(>• V iu. Fallen. Il'.u.-n a ■ .*. fadcll r.t, t *, ig * «. | J j Uo-edburg. Hr Inin K r*zm11>, Duse, Ha* i* k l^ng. J»» -out ys* Laey 'k li.. rtnda l-’Knlt. <-r Men...Ira * iJdei*. K.nnalb; or •• aulber o< XX -1*1 bark F* d Iks l eu or Ibr tin ie*« of lUrksimrioj. |i t L t*r»i»! x-a> i- II Ult* 1> \i.i:iNi. --li. :.*.c t:.», ..aim* 1-i.v f aw g I » amt K.r sols by HKH.1MV, U|„ > A X XX «-I loan. ' Vr up f.»r s .i 5 !*-’'. Ill XI K U’ent. 1 » Pari* aiMl It Alabama. »t-r >- si xx itmitv R»:rrtvn» t" > * * , r J'IIF ilhsvlrale*. xi»,j*. •• • » Vk.urr ir».l llu.-.v. V-. ■< M ck.Tf.s C)>>ck \lakt-- | MU „ 8 XX I ll I I* IllXt.l i ‘"XI —•NV WM.* It,, V for Ik. v.^ . r ( II XTM \XI slit Kil l’ ,l»t Cr»i Tu.it., ,u Vr iUM ll.-uks In .».< , kllhiu -S*:r,.| . lb b il .-r.ki A X > J X * xv i: iimry of 1 re n'Uhnrip d to mnouur.i ) A M l.r* dlFHLY . a. • eandblsle f•• r ihr offlee halllaiu • ounl), at tin. encing Jaiei I. SOTK t: TO sro( KIIOI.IH us. II XNK r*T ATI. Ilf Lt.t'Li.l X, , 8*AV kSNill. I'.‘III April, I K*X. t rv i^e— An rleeilon will be held at ibe Hank r Ml 1 House lu tr.ia m*, on XL.nda >, 7t*i ,»r nevi.for rlgb; llir.-ct.irs, on il,e part ..i tii.lt«l.ltia Mm kind.let*, to *erv.» for one torn from i|.m .lam. ap'l t • I K 41 ITT, I a.I.-. f. * , * I In- f*«-lit11*-*I an»| Coii*lilUlt.>nall*t ni \ugu*i Mdi. .Igevllle Keeorvlvr and Yibens XVliia. *• TI plea. putiUWi Ibe alxrve I**■«•.• a weak until the 7th Ma*. • ...XX it* XX ►-, XX I’bam*. J X 1 II XX , irfon.l.T M.qi i 'barl* K. ll, k I o Hr'. *h.ii J.** l» I'.. X .-..it I Hark Vfe» mill A To. Hark Peter t*. n "die, J t. Far.ig.nl, ' lagll.'ll* A i M..'*r A V cl. i. J.'hn.t ■:> k I .*. !••> am.if. IX an r V k XX li XX i.ibcrxrt k • ... t » XV.vl •I- ' 1 xx -Ulkltik. J X\ I'nartinntrr. V XX ..nil. .I*, XX «J»♦ k X>r».■,;«*, XX * »i: a , T s* 'X ayne ft raon,and XVm F Y'.-i.ge, l« r' *ak, iloQilfel-.e. Uveri-nd, b« Hrtgl*am. •pb Tsrrai, tiray. Aleiaodrio, X'a.. l*a!io*l >*. Cofetasn, Itoslnn, l« Hunter k t.aa , lUlhe-m, New X «rk. it* Hrtgbatn. K»Dy lb mbl, II.ov. New Y<'r». t.< linalia.1 k I XX VL.iret. ft To. XX II T S IX «*,,.. ft N*o Hrighsm. K.4'v ft i e im.ii.at.aiw, F XX tall ft • ...XV \ l),.-,„►*. fans ft I* iferl*. Da 4n*.<- i k‘f . 0!',7ia». * ofttH , li.l lamsimrsnk S..t*Tii Avu.ru a—I.-tiers re ceived at New York Irom Butmua Ayr.m give nnothur art-nun* of tlio tiring Into tlm United Stum* atenmvr Water-Witch. The staiemont is lhat a host from ifie lott put oil, ami tendered n Spaniah document to tlm. dlicar lu i-ninmand of tin* Water* Witch, which was roluaci! and tlm boat ordered l off. Tho tiring then took place on belli sidoa, tho j |t Water-Wpch milling ua.lly damaged, arid Iur quarter-masU-r mortally wounded. Negollatioriaaro mud to hu on feot helween tha BrlUsh and th« fttgctiltim governments for u tia.-t of country known oa the Grand Chaco, tlm British looking to It for a supply o| «-• >tt.>n m vase ol u difficulty with tlm United Stales. Mat It A. Wiixiamsun - We learn from the Mnuiphla (Teim ) Whig, llial "tlm Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company liavn aecurcd tlio semes of .Major If. A Williamson, forwmrlv Supeiinten- danl of Ihn Memphis slid CIlHflnaton Railroad, aa thn gQimral HupartntomUnt of thoir road. This ia a most eicollont app.ilntirn-nl, olio ilnl will givo goneral saitafartton to all cfinneclod with Ibornml, Major Williamson id net only tfioreughlv acqimnt- ted with thn hualusia, fell unlira rmti h uidnsor, energy and efli-mney, tn the capacity ..I a public ofliimr- Ilo fell |iere yesterday, eu tuulc lor Grej. gia, and will return in a few weeks to enlor iijk.ii the tllaclisrgo of tlm dull.-a of fife office " Tiie I.ATur IftTSt.t.mkmk raoMt i bt tepmeents III* Island as Imlng vary quiet Tim I'norrian had left Havana lor Key Woet, and Comimnlera McCauley ami the captains u| the t wo i.|li,.r U jt vsaaela In port had liean lisiulaomnly enieitaiite.1 with a banquet hy Captain Ganeral Concha tt- y ’ "My lo*c,"snya Mrs l’o..y|e l, hand "oblige mr> with a five pound net. pur* has.* n now drraa " "Shan't do any such tiling, Agnes; )'i me a hear y.-tterday " "Ift-r. love, llial was not lung, I meant by ll lhat y.ui wi re t, i„l ,,t hugging " Y "U little-—., I li-ito uu five, lull there's a tier hue- to-day |.» nllrd aar •liitsl*- for blierlfl oblige nf -jr **t m«et to xifhsim. r.nrmitw t ounce Mr \ XII |.l. II I ibe i««*kt Jaii'ii II plea. XMIKI'.XVH wi r Ig Ol th,< rowiety ■n XI"inlav e*rifles, ih, may .X XX li. MANY I FI X . ni.ii'iiutrrti. it ki oitii. | Filisn.pt . Xt^lUrvtcoalfe, XXVll. A*x rr*.,’m X Hay I bin*. Hoklen. ie I . J t'c-laa* ► bio-n.*n FdwMda. ( anlrsig I'utw, In , • » A i .. lnx|M»ik — IP* I,l*,l*. ^tl U«vviw *Xc>k«, ll.iU.wft, Uocip.wi, Mr , l.imr, •S -n t o, New X .vrk, t.i • oh.ui In. I" T v Wsvtie ft Am, l.ilinn ft MkiiA, A 1 .*. V| X v Ohm. D‘l«ha»v. Kelly ft *X\ , ft 'Nn I»u*i\ !»•« i* ft l*«*c. Grocno and Pulaski Lottery. 4 iNkk tOtl I .*• t U.X l ot Sll.7 till ;t ui |.i,uiHi 11% a*-.* >2,.v—Sfvaio* .i pf% ,-* XX to CamviDATK IorCi.ERR vxr H**V*E **» UtZRtMN* rA11Vk> —The Waaliliigl.'ii OiU<ttl,(K N ,) of Ibe ’i'uli April, anys. "Rieiimd I Sherman,of Uiica, Naw-York,Into C.I.-ik id life 11 oiike ol Aseenihly, is said to tie a eainfiilaie tor Clerk of tb" United Stales lloese <d RepfiUHOitiitives ||c was nn." id l|ie Spirited Know -Nothings nl Oneida County Cimt ERA on the Misepatirpi Rl' in - Tito elm- fern lias appeared among llte emigrant pawaniigi-ra • m tlm Upper Miaalskippi On the ‘JAr.f till iho Steamer Moiitauk burled arveri *d her paksengeia, vi.-iiirvsol cholera, between K• I*uk and Dubuque. There were sevniiteeii esaea on llio Royal Art'll, during Imr upward trip I" St I’nul, last week Act, I'*. • If*-. XX . ll.iUitn K.tV.l.M .*■■ .1.11 KI T. ; 'l„ r ;'k i I," Httt sn.v, M.v J,#r M. ix„,tAK.o t OTT'The market wa* vet* .poet m.lsy, tlm •ate* la'Xng llwllet I.* YM twl**, at t*x^ \ *>y^ rent* — These safe* were made jtrrt i.mi* lo iIm* receipt of the foreign arc-'itnU- 1 bam, tvelly A j !*«-n. It IX 1 Mu % it SI mill lift pur la. .Tiny 7. , | ^ VlJi'jr IVr •twaui*hlp hueivillr, lor New York AttliaWui, Iiioui,, ft O Toiion, I4.|.» I Mines i tv •,««! bids Hire I'l.mr and sun ' '.hr !•* »»• •isyphoTidse. IVr sldp J.dm ItearliiB, f-*r -Mararltles 4Un,iag> leet p ( r'aU, ant I . Paltrii. M '. tint..,-, Jot I. , O'ts" NKXV ST UI Xt; i;iu>l"- lltlkl Nil a I t.si A a. UISUX. I f XX l,a*v *».l I-T* Ikiv k-r » * n • oew i •-*•“ 1 k.M*w aaw.vrvwow.1 .-t Kk-k tv-'.'** W.vO* i ■' - M M K«n. e'liugllg ‘-.Xv T*»»^ew. r-r,ar-v Vt.«ISS i.li.cKam*. ► .1 |4-.iii•--I , ' k-t*4*. Xl«... * .. 'U|4 %*l l-I m*. I me*. l*k»i>k*V» . ..rr* «b»uuiv i-.*gs^ llurkil-Rit. I> w -»• ik! . ,hf • Tea S-k* ftr A n* Ti.xsvi.iiM 1t*rv offer t.vr rvhfev'* •sot-nt t‘-:i--w «*•->••.*%* •» tx h I* llkerhrk.er k>.J klartl*.4\<‘ l'l».,.« k*«J ».-'«**% libel. M2 baleat 2,*41 bales I 'plan*) mi Hry IVr *l*lp XVm Win. for I I • n.l "Ido l* I Cation I'ti Inis tfes'e. f-'r •Lvatnn Hide*, and .uu.lcy |»ks« Mdsft. ,JIVr srlir r* J XVa.ing, let New Y'ork *74 liaiesTp- lar.d and ItXu.lo ft I t .uten, Xt do XV a Mr. HU . •*k*Hioe, .Vt pry Hide*,amt •umlly pkg* M.tio. N n a ii tx. ItlU'KIPTM “I* CtxnirD. FI II Xlav .X - 7<4 bkle« ‘ 'niton ami M.li H«t|,«»*<ll ft HuiHb, N X It ant re ^ * XX t.aihrop ft «*•*, *• XV Uanuoiv). Debit ft , ft XVy ktL ll»r*|wlefc ft t et*kr, lt*iH., Its 1 It All.It' m i: Met] \H ImMcsar I,‘ Mr or CcprsR —It •• stat.il that a lump id i--.pp«r oir. Weighing al>oiit two itmutand |n*uii.Js, nnd i- intaining probably hhjr t»"f cent t*l eupiN-r, waa laken from llie Wild < SI mines, lit Cixrioll etmoiy, Va.,a lew days eg-* I' Ra N< ts Uatnavirsa.a younger brother td llie! rs*u)lar*L .xTliln ft Hutu*. XX l‘ Y»nse, * B D»**iH#v ft murdered l-'ramietsce lisirampes, IS nla.iil lii leave (’««, Fallrn, (Iniun ft iNvt R XX syne ft N't*. 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Ilslaey, rector «d Christ Church, New York, was killed Wednesday by fallley H to ibe tipper p ullult of S new i lliltrliedl flue Just nuiolmg |,,r film Dr Manly, broifier of Guv Manly of North Caniline, haa Accept'd ifio oaa'oral rhargn id Ills Wentworth au«ei lU|Hisl Clmreh, Charleston. The Km.*-Nothing* elected tho Maym, Beeor- iIm and Alderinsn *1 Warranlt'tr. Va , on tlis tdih | Ibelllo 01 Mntd.h, In Balaita, stale that ll»c *, »,| PkHirk Henry and l.u-twig Van lift ready lot alilpmvnl L> Aillalica. 1 ■ HKIITIN, II XV I (Ine artlrle UK . enta- tt'l.TMDCH, MAY 4.1’ XI tv*-Ion There 1* t*wl Hills iloltvg III nVir twarlifl. In «i<e«wq**si.re .«t the llrnly e.| stiH-h •*! nffe'Hvts Prices range lion* 7\ 1,. w^ rW I’rln. Ipal sate* may be q*->ir-l al e b U «i'i*,* ATLANTA. 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