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SAVANNAH RJM'U BL1UAN, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1855. 0 REPUBLICAN. rCBUaniB tv P. W. ALEX ANDER & CO., piiy iit fw.lr w»m»' <Mlr.ln »**»»», iw****." ••••*? JJJ rrl'WMtljr, Id tiMOO*. p« imium. ... * 0d It Mt MMt* id™**, J “ WMkly, lanlUblr I. .dwoc... t 00 W«^l» r lol»bPriwj 10ooplw00 SAVANNAH, GA. Friday Morning, June 1. BV TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN. FROM EUROPE. BXE IiATlIR jgyggg or rum Steamship Pacific. NOTHING NEW KUOM SEVASTOPOL BNl|Miion uf C'Murobcrt. ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON. *c* t Ao.. Niw York. May 10. Tb« pRoifio hu arrived with acven days later Btwa from Europe. .tlnrUeta. The cotton market, waa buoyant, and there wae te active speculative demand. The market closed active and firm, at an advance of l*8d. to 8*16d. Baiee for the week. 112.000, of which speculator* • took 49,000 and oxportora 0,000. We give the fol* lowing quotations: Fair Orleans Middling Fair Upland Middling...., 6 1-2d. 5 7 8d. 6 l‘4d. 5. 3 4d. Breadstuff* were dull and unchanged. Tho pro#, pect* of the crop were good. Money was easier, and Cuuiola had advanced to 8*3-4. 'Genrrnt News. Accounts from Sevaitupol to the 12th May re< port that the aeige remained unchanged. An expedition of 15,000 allied troop# h»d em harked at Kamicah and put to tea in tho direction of Asolf, but returned without landing. Omer Pasha's force would return to Eupatoria. Largo reinforcements lor the Allies were ex pected in ten days. General Canrobert, tho French commander at Sevastopol, hat resigned, owing to bad health - Gen. Pellicier ia his successor. The negotiations between Austria and the Wcai< •rn Powers remain in italu quo, but between Austria and Prussia tho relations were more inti mate. Russia notifies the German Slate*, that tho Cxar only holds to the first of the two guarantee^, on condition of tho neutrality of Germany. Franco and England havo presented an ulti- matum to Sweden, which tho latter is inclined to reject. The French Exhibition was opened with much ceremony, but tho affair was rather dull. -T Pinori, the assassin, had been eaocutod.it-Paris. We will pay our respect* to our worthy contemporary of the Columbus Times, to-morrow. tar The examination of the Public School^ under the charge of tho School Commissioners,— Mr. 0. Mallon, Principal—will take place this morning, commencing at half past 8 o'clock, and dosing at 2 P. M. tSTTho City Council very properly determined, at itssessian last evening, to have ihe Pest House removed from Tbundorbulrto Tyboe. The Leg islature of 1767 appropriated the sum of 815,000 for the erection of a Lazaretto on Tybeo,and a similar provision was mado by the Lcgiilaiure of 1S34 — The money was never called tor however, ihe expense of maintaining an establishment ol tho kind, in the then condition of city, being such at to deter the public authormea from undertaking it. It is now proposed to erect, as soon as possible, a temporary building st Tyboe, and to apoly to the next Legislature for ih« $15,000 heretofore twjco appropriated. Should the Legislature again au thorize the appropriation of that sum, a permanent building of a suitable character wilt be erected. It will bo seen that Messrs Sami. P. Bell and James M. Prentiss have associated themselves together as successors to the old firm of Phil- brick and Bell, dissolved by the death of Mr. Sami. Philbrick the past winter. Both of these gentlemen having been connected with the old firra—ono at partner and iho other aa chief clerk —they will be able to conduct the business in a manner satisfactory to tho lurmer patrons of tho house. Wo bespeak tor them, therefore, a contin ence of the support so freely accorded by tho pub- lie to the old establishment, to which the new firm is a worthy auccesaor. VST James K. Smith, Esq , has retired from the editorial management of the Atlanta Republican, which has heretofore educated the claims ol Mr. Overby, the Prohibition caudidato for Covcrnor. Unless the Temperance party ahall extend a m«re efficient support to the c*u*e and their candidate than they have dono up to thiatime, he advises Mr. Oferby to withdraw from the canvas*. This, we have but little doubt, Mr. O will finally do. Smitblahd, Kv* Mat Slat* *A5 After a tedious passage of over throe days, Iseludlng •toppsgas—ploughing through sandbars, dragging over rooky ehoale, amt the breaking of machinery-I have arrived anally at the mouth of the Cumberland liver, distant Mnlljr two bundled miles from Nashvllle-and am now braking out updn the noble river Ohio. Prom my ownudeaperlanoe, I am enabled to gtv* some advice to those of our elttiens who Intern! to taks this route In going to or returning from the North t U la this—atNashvllle.or at iMs place, always get upon Urn mail packet boats, It possible | thsy have aisled tlmesor departure, perry llUle freight,ahd connect at this point with the packets going up end down the Ohio t while the othor boats go slower, and often con sume a day Or two la taking ou freight at the dlgbron! landings. We left Nash villa at 4 P. II., of the 18th, end Ihe nrxt morning early, landed el Clarksville, a town con taining about 4000 inhabitant, situated upon thigh bluff on the north sldo of the river. At sundown we (bund ourselves fail upon a sandbar,Just opposite a Itltlf vll- laao on the nthot side or iho river about thirty miles farther down; and seeing no prospect of getting off boforo a rise of water, without disoharglug a portlou of tho freight, I determined to go on shore, to romalu until Monday ihornlng, aud take another boat, If ours should uotthen got away, or should leave before that time. It so happeuodlhat this was the time of the quarterly mooting of Ihe Methodist denomination {and besides their regular exercises, the Masonic Order were out In procewlon,lo perform Iho funeral coremoules of a deceased brother. The day was thus very pleasantly •pent among tho people of this rural village, and a boat coming along early this morning, 1 ambarked upon It, aud roaehed hero this evening. Tho banks of Ihe river are at this lime from twenty to thirty Prat above Iho water, which are overdown du ring high fresbeta, and tho land thua enriched and moistened. Tho bills are usually from one to five miles back from the river, though they aomettmoe nae from the water’s edge. Upon there hills, when on the river, the villagesnre situated, to escape the overflow. Rut very little oflhecounlry can be aeen firm the boat, at this stage of water } and both shores are lined with a thick growth nr busbea and large trees, which onmpletely conceal the clearings beyond. The land ap pears to be Improved on both aides of the river, from e quarter of a mile to a mile In width. The soil on tho flats ta rich and good, but upon the hill* It Is mostly barren aud unproductive. Aa a recompcnce for this sterility, them hills contain In places, Incihauilthlo bads of Iron oro-which Is dug out at the fool of tho hill*, usually about flvo miles from the batiks of the river, melted and east into pig Iron on tho spot, and sent off In this vhape to the rolling-mills , sltuatod far ther down the river—or sont ta a dlilanco to bo thus worked up The Uuinherland must Indeed be a beautiful stream at high water. Then, the almost unbroken harder of woodland—composed of the willow, the poplar, tho sycamore, and other trees of varied foliage—bends ^aeofully down to the water, and thua presents a bar rier of varlegalod hues on either side. Now, the ap pearance «•( the stream is greatly marred hy the upturned trees, and roots, and driftwood, which He scattered all al ug the shores, and upon tho sandbars now left dry. Grnps are yet too small In this section of country to Judge ol their prospects—In fact there Is very Utile grain raised In tho Iron regions. Fruit promises to be abun. (Uni tills season. Tho same serious complaint is heard here aa with us, scarcity of prnvlsious,and consequent high prices. At places along tho river where we slopped, com was sell ing at irom 81.25 to $1.50 por bushel; potatoes •1.50 per bushel—a short time since $3. As Is too much tho eftte (n our own Btato, planters -hero have neglected the cultivation of tho very essen tials of life,wnd bent all their energies to the prmlusllon of tobacco—as ours bar/done lo that or cotton. It Is to be hoped this season's experience will prove an ad- monition for all tlmo to come. • • • FOREIGN NEWS. INTEIIEkTINU DKTA1LH. The malls yoatordsv brought us tho English pa pers sent oui by tho Amorloa, from which ws ox- trnot tho following Interesting details: finis, Ciuirabrrl to Ihn Frntsnh Trontn. In a short snooch which Uon. Canrobert tlollv- ered on Iho 87ih of April, whon ho reviewed iho r rench troops In tho Ciimoa, ho oaid: "Bo confi dent and patioot, lor th# moment will soon onmo when, in the name of Franot, 1 will knock at tho door; and if U is not open we shall onior both by the windows and iho door. With a lllilo palianco wo will come on triumphant from the terrible struggle, end tho glory which II will reflect on yuu all will bo immortal/ i«« on Use Prssnpoct. , i. Time* thua sums up tho prosont aflilvolf occupying thcmsslvest life latter is of a much less important charader, and 1 am able to assure .the Cnrtoa belore hand that It will also bo regulated to our mutual ssllslacllon. Tho solution ol which I s|toak will very spoodily lako plaus; 1 therolore think that it would bo boiler to wait un til then, in nrdor that the Chamber mar bo able lo examine at once. all ilia documents relative lo our n.ii.a it.n.i. negolialloiia wftjT tho United Hlatas. Tito groat est anxiety manifested in our country In relation lo tho affairs has rolrrsnco to the preservation of iho Island of Cum. At Declaims of the Supreme Court on the Darloii Htsilk Canon, i* Wo learn “says tho Augusta Constitutionalist) thnt the Supremo Court has decided tho following points in tho case* rocontly argued belore it at Mil— Icdgeville, of tbo creditors of the Bank of Darien, ■gainst the State ol Georgia. 1st. That tho Stato ia not liable to pay up Iho unpAid installments on her subscription to the Capital Stock. •Jd. That tln» Stato is not liable to redeem any Tho Til The London stato ol things in tho Crimea'.— II any one will oomparo the extol position of tho Irasicging armies and of tho outworks of the town on tho 9th of May with what it wae when tho lire uponod on tho Vth uf April, it will bo soon that considerable progress has boon made. Tho garrison ol Sevastopol cannot amount in uutiihcrs to one half ol tho lorco now assembled boforo ilia southern division of tho town. Moreover, lira resources of tho dufoiico Jroni outlying works which enfiladed llto rear uf our bnttorica havo boon uonsidurubly abridged, and every ft wilt arri val shows Hist tho besieged aro reduced within n narrower circle. A siogo arrived at thu stage of operations can only be arrested by the destruction ol tho works of tho bosiogors, or by the succos>lut advance of a relieving army, but neither ol theso results ia in the sU&httst degree probable. Tho reconnoiasnnco lately made hy a detachment of the Turkish, British and French armies beyond llm Tehcrnayn has shown that tho cnomy is not in u position to offer any aerious resistance to our ad vance from the east of the plateau occupied by iho allies. Orders havo recently boon despatched Irotn Puns to causo tho whole French army uf reserve collected at Constantinople, aud amouiitiug in about 25,(XX) men of all arms, to embark at ouco in the French vossols ol war and transports for thoCrimon; and aa tho British steamor* convoying tho Sardinian contingent to tho thoatro ol war woro already arriving in tho Bosphorus, about 40,000 fresh iroops, pcrlocily equipped for tho liuld, will ahortly land m tho Crimea. In addi tion to thit powerful leinloreemem, tho British army is constantly receiving sn increuio to its numbere, which will onablo it, we doubt tiut, m perform any duty it may bo called upon to di*> charge. With theso forces at tho disposal of tho allies, an army equal in number to that which won the batilo of the Alma, may advance against tho Russians from Eupatoria, Ktffa, Kartell, ol tho Valley of Baldar, without diminishing ihe strength of tho army already engaged in tho con duct of the siege. For this purpose tho formation ol ihe army o| roaorvo at Mnslak, and the acqui sition ol tho Surdittinn contingent, aro judicious and important measures; for llinso troops, if pro perly handled, ought to cutoff tho supplies of __ ... no pries, and under nn circumstances, M.I have already stated, and I re peat it,here, will'we consent to the alienation of tho Island uf Cuba. M. Oanxx Y. Atecill*—After the explanations which tho hon. minister Itasjust made, f hasten lo declare that I withdraw iny proposition. (An- pin mo.) Now, I hup* I may be pormittod to add a word In iho name of my own parly. I thank tho minister for tho oeniimenis that bo has junt ut tered cuncornlnn the preservation of the island of Cuba. We, the democrats of Spain, havo boon long acouaed ol having had on this subject, Ip Ma drid even, relations with an agont ol American diplomnry. Thla Is a calumny against which we havo already proteeted,nnd I siozo with eagerness lliisjfrcdi opportunity to Indignantly rspol it. (Ap- pluuse.) A loiter dated at Madild, May 2, anys:—The banker* of London and Paris havo lonnnllv de clared that they will not mako any loan to Hpain, unlosa sumo arrangement bo mado with respect to tho rejected coupons. According to letters from Cuba, the persons engaged in tho reconi conspira cy had such a largo command of money, that af ter purchasing arms, hiring veesols, and paying filibusters, (hoy had 300,000 pi litres (1.600,0000 in hand, which sunt had boon seized. The corres pondence hotwuun the conspirators nnd Ihcir agents in the United States bad also, It is stoted, fallen into the bands ol tbo authorities. „ highly fleltl In slid Ires*#* of the Stomach ami linwolt, which are tlleitdod with juddlty, and Rises Immeillale r«UH In ilia Imsrtbii.n. The effect* nr siesta In satins nr ilrloklna are generally ralluvnd by It, and It afford* »»• of the mildest and moil plc**mt S|mrh-nU, especially to persona who. from a sedenisr III* nr other «rau»s< ara under tbs frequent tmce*«llv uf having recourse Wi lasallvaa. To parsons uf a blllinus or a gouty habit. It may ha recommended with peculiar propriety; and lit virtues havo btetueiwaladly twilled In thn disease* of warm ellmatss Hfisny of the rorttiltliiE of clildren In early lurauoy. and oveu at in -re advanced period*. are nttendad whhacldltj; aud lu Mich i-ta«a, tho Ueletwd Magnesia Iim a Rroat advamauu over «tU«i absurbeuU, vlt: that It both neutralises om. acid In tbs allrnontsry euual, and sets assn efflesciuns yel Rsnlls U|irgst|v#.— This preparation Is frro fmm unpleasant tasle. and threa limes the strength of lhecoiuin«u Cslulnod Afaguesla. I'our first premium Bllvar Medals, and a New Vork World’s Pair Medal awarded. Por aale by lbs druggists gem rally, and hy the manu facturer. T. J. III'Mil AS li, I’blfadelpbla. apr«4 eod3m<>* Malenunt sf tstron. •AVANNAH wnoi.KMALK PHif i:s cihmuht .u*. i * r in. lsl.|»fpUiwi.||a.lsi.|Dpiand Artlwlnn, «vock^n'har»d7k«pC’;iT7( nno - ^f' I HAWJlNfj. irondM,44 lo •• previously....! IWM.DII.MMIIIXW . ‘-unn; Totallt^elpUy7. .T.7TTi".$<5^#W.4iZi11t,Zo«..V77 j UA ^W^:ZV:::. ffxjrarted ififs weakTH..{ I*Wi uiJ’Xi., w.a. A.zw lump's Hop* a.. •• previously.....! ll^flolJia,5#dlll 1Avd|(ID'..fM» RLl'.p.Msw.Vork Mt«* V bbl. 'Total i;sports, ..., MM T»,lM[>f$>LT bps »’"»# Vbbi.j IMek on hand. May 31..| 74J| l7 r *IO|| l.XIVi !»,W«5 hauaX, - .tmvanms*o-j-szxta **“• -A*—— - fUw/uldar*.-..........y n — ■ • K TIIK NHV SPANISH StlkieTKY To WANHINOToN. Thu Madrid correspondent of iho London Nows, writing on May 9, sals:—M. Santa Alvarez has been appointed Spanish Minister at Washington. Tho “Shocking nnd Itevolitntr ” l*oel- lion of the Ifnltcd Rlnlcs. (Prom the London Time*, Msv llth.) Wo advoried cursorily on a former oocasion to a letter which appeared in our coluitna Irotn an ahlo correspondent, woll known to our readers under tho signature, not Inapplicable to him in oilhor ■’Stated Man." The object aunso.ol a "Stated Man." Thn object ol our cor roMpomlont it not what wo should havo hoped it would have heon—to clear iho Iruu moil ol Amori- ca from iho stigma implied in the charge tlmt tho sympathies ol Atnorica are not on our aide. To tho urcat mass of mon, who judao matter* on thuir firat nspoci, nnd have neither iciauro nor inclina tion to sound the depths of political questions, there i* something shocking and even revolting, in iho admioaion that, though policy may keep iho United Sintcs neutral in the present contcal, and interest may plead aa loudly iu favor ol Kussiu as of Eng land und France, the feelings and sympathies of Ainurica, (ho consciunco nnd heart ol tho nation, which aro not under tho control ol'inturcst nor sub- tho enemy, nnd to rendur their position in iho ' j"d lo considerations of Stale policy,aids with the Crimen untenable. North of tho rivor Sntgliir, tho Crimea is, in summer, an arid plain, without water, und incapnblo of supporting an army.— The pua* css ion of lira southern coast, and ol tha valleys running down to Karasu-Uuznnr nnd 8mt- pin ropol, is, in fact, tho occupation ol tho I'rimon; nnd wo aeo no reason to doubt ilml hostilities may Ira carried on with advaniugo in this district. Rnsslu. Tho Aland Islands aro denuded of Russian troops. Several English ships have already ar rived before Ikcdbamm, near Ledsund. Power* ot tbo East in their present deadly struggle with tho Power* of tbo Wen, To thoso who knew America only from tho •'•voratrained praise of iho Manehes'ur school, who look upon her as the paradiro ol rho poor, the land of high wages, vole by ballot, universal suffrage, no Stale endowments, cheap newspapers, and nhuminnt supplies ol ardent spirits, it si-t-nm almost impossible that tbo asylum ol liberty, thu boast ed fountain of tho (uturo civilization «>f (ho world, should in icoling, if not in act, he clorely united to jation and a government tho wholo rn'raion and Advices from Helsingfors, of iho 20th nil., atnio . dmy t ,f which seems to Ira to live in darkness and that iho formation ol thu 26 battalions ol Finland- j misery ihcmsolvcs, and by war and desolation to ere, ordered hy iho late Czar, is now complete.— ! spread that darkness and misery over die face oft ho Pin* now stonin frigateCnlknn,of360 horso power, | wlmlo lmbi< “ * ‘ i< ready f.,r launching, and iho Wyborg, a sailing ship of thu lino, hu* ju*t received engines ol 450 homo power. An order w«a lately issued that in luturo ships built in tho Imperial yard* shall bo filled wiih tbo screw. It is now ordered thnt tbo oxiMing sailing ves-els shall bo successively taken into duck and receive engines and nropdlcra. A rpeci.il commia*ioii has boon iniiiiuicd at Ht. P( tersburg by ihe Emperor Alexander to consider nil mailers relating lo iho Eastern question. It is composed of tho Grand Duke Constantine, M. Nesselrode, Couni Orloff, M. Kisaolcl, Count Bin- doff, and Prince Dalgourouki. Tho war party Ims a majority in tho coinmiMion. The Grand Ductus* Helena of Russia hns sent .Mdile Auguaio Selmlize into Finland, toaiir up the leinalo pupulati-jn losell-dunvingconlributi aoscepiibihty (»f «*ur correspondent hy offering to him again arguments intended to induce thn peo ple of America to reconsider this question, nnd to show thnt duly, honor and interest urge them nlike to desire, and, so tar as their traditional policy and isolated position will nermii, to contributo to the success of tbo allied Powers. The first reason given by our correspondent for a Philo Russian feeling in America is that asirugglo between Christian muon* in arms is a disgrace to tbo nineteenth century. W* hopo that tin* Mato- .rid well would it bo lor tho CjT NEURALGIA.—Thla fnrinlrlalita dlsento,whlek •eeinalo haRlnltia skill or lira phyilelan*. yield* Ilka ■mndo lo CAUTBR’rt HPANIHlt MlXTUIlE. Mr. F. Hoyden, formerly of the A*|or llou»e, Naw York, and Utn prcgirltlor of tha Kschange lloiel, Rich mond, Va.. la one of ihe hundred* who have been cared of severe Nrumlgla by Uarter's HpanDli .Mixture. HI nee Id* cure, be lie* recou<inended It to numbere of others who wore suDrlng with nearly every form of dis- ea»n, with thn inuiL wonderful *ncce*a- lie »*)• It |* tho most extraordinary medicine he hat ever seen u»cd, end Ihe best blood jiurlflor known. SB ills Hen advertisement. may 2!i Ot.o Hosss, Ulcbs*, and *ll eruption* and dlteasea arising from an Impure or dnpraved ilaie of the IiIo-mI. hou tbs extraordinary cure ol Mr. Win. (I. Harwood, a highly reaprclabln clilteo of Richmond, V*., hy OAK TERM HI’ANIHII MIXTURE. He had ulcere and oorer of Ihe word devorlptlon, and finally goi »<> bad, he «i unable (o walk, exeept on cndrliea. A few bnUle* o. Carter 1 * Hpanlab Mixture, tlm great blond purl Her, cured him, a* It ha* cured buoored* "f others who have tul feml wllh rheomatliin, bad effevts of mercury, and pain* and ulcer* uf the bone* and J.dnl*. Hee advartloemeoL 0 mayZV gisi:at fiiii: ati»i:tkiiniii iig, v». EXTRACT FROM A LKITER HATED PaTiaiai'an, Va.. .May *1, IW3. Mr**r*. H. C. 11 ERRING it CO. Metre*. Falconer, Plummer A* Co., In whore *tore tho Are <>rl|tlunird, had one of )our Champion H»r«», lom. tabling theb Iraok*. p*|>er*, and fObb In bank note* ) which wa* lu Iho hotted of tin* fire about twelve hours, and ihe contents were |>erfrctly preferred to ihi-lr entire MiUfncllon, a* well a* of the community at large ; and not a doubt now re«t* on thn mind* of an/ who mw ihe ctnlenl* after the fire, of ihw capabtitty of your unrival ed Safe* t*» rr*l*t Ihe moil luten«i heat for alrnoti an indrfluite period of lime. Yotire truly, WATKINH, HON It CM. N. tl —The Herring* 1 Patent Champion Hafe, secured with Hall'* Patent Powder Proof Lock*, are f»r tale by PHII.IIKICK k. • El.l*. may 10 Agents for Hi* 4 Ute of Georgia. (uiniKitciAi, Kkcanu. Iiu 11 rj j Ills ini idlliiiMtollfJ MIIIMI — : 5 I I: K: : uK % S i*ri-r»t Wi 111 [jjillfelllii IJj m ‘t£’ HIlisi• sSySttsgiliV'Sjg : U ! : o• : \J ij? r.*8 Bfcf/uMers. nw#* BREAD, Navy . ... P1M ! III. 1TI.lt, GoMran, prime No, V RRICKN. Havanash, latqal. Notihefn CANDLIX. Hpennaeati Mavanoab mimIs, 7aU-w KotUo-n, <to. do.. ClIEWvE, h ortbar* COFFEE, Cuba Rio Java ....... CORDAGE, Tarred Maliill* IHIMMTIL r;oof»H Nblrtbiz*, brewa aiivHlii*'-, brown i Drown Drill* . Oil'.,.11 (Htuburg* DrCK.Eriirl.it,.... An-ri**u rsjUou ... . Ftfttl, MaUiereL No. I *• Nr., k No. 3 N«<d R, , r Halt. Iloward-Mreet.iup .grutL PbUvltlj.lila. qrbtl. t-e-vRla VbW. J Ull * IN, • j.ru, cargo Who,. *• retail ... ObU V4 Imsi GI.A4**. An. Window. HI NhiWDER IIAY, Prim* Nortlrarn •* lladeru... HIDE", Drr iOwrtk.ri* .... dr*, aawrrud r l 1*bo». rlWH* i x y k*<- i :i •«*t y'»v. r a. •A*.. i 111 : IlililiLiLllll! i Iliill jlIHililfe-11 \ : liisijjisIlISSsIsl- rl:? ,. . - — • —. ' i - » ^ 2 f: D 1 - : -7 * 7 8 11:1 I-liigg: 1i5lSa2i|Wa | iMj-llIMllltll Ml!' illliHsgiiniiijM LARD LIME, Rockland EL'MHER, H.H«wed, niu* MmLanu’.,- River l.uir t—r. Urn 1ib,,u.i.i« lo pno^ O TtMUEK • 11 •!.*>; Itt C*tv. “ (lUmr t,ti lor Mtl.r WhilekWaterOak jc;,» IIbd - - 4 >; fr»L t •4 V. <ii ■■4 4 <t> » i 'A C It) jr oo tu.ii. . \j) nn :u i r fe os, It Of •* 14 it, •* »»4 ?! Hi f!ii r: — If-: & ' ,;r; M.% VANN All .VIAHKIIT. WEEKLY REVIEW. GENERAL REMARKH.-Wh have wilhln the past two week* paired from Savannah to the Northern hue ol the Hiaie, near Dalton, and lo the Writern line at Columbu*. Home crops have been Injured by the drought width ha* prevailed over the whole sute, t>ul We Wore much pleased to ree *o good a prospect of an abundant harvest. The wheat crop of Northern Geor gia and Jbut Teonearee will be tho beavirat ever grown. Corn III Ilia I frglon 1* backward, but the recent warm weather and fluu rain* will, if continued, Inum-a bear* crop. Wv beard at C.ilumbu*i from Intelligeni gentle men who bad been travelling, that th«f eollon and corn crop* of Koulh'Wciiern Georgia and HonUi-ra«i«rii Ala bama, were never more promiilng, Uiougb noi quite *o forward a* u*ual. COITON—Arrivedalnee the 21th ull., 5.17Hbalc* Up land, (4,0'Jd ;rar Railroad, 3<'A from Angaria and land ing* no the river, I2U via Darien;aud 235do Hea Eland*. The ex|K>rt* for thn tame period amount to lu/30 hole* LpUint ami I32 - ! do. Hea l»tami*, vlx: To idverpoot 9,014 bale* Upland and 1352 do fea Eland. To Niw \ ork, I,Hoi bale* Upland and to Charle«lcn 20 bale* ^ ^ Upland—leaving on baud and on xldpboard, rod cleared f < | a Hock of 17,51(1 bale* Upland and 743 do. ^e« Eland, agaluit Ri,9a5 bale* Upland and 1,319 do. Hta (•land, |, 4.'<»mparallve Htatcmeot of ihe Ki>rri.-uCi|. Mill, uni. Urn. lulyor. I j* 1 ™- l»ll«l WMn, .... . ... . , , . . ... ! following rear*: IK54-5V IrtVM. IMV-'a. |».M .VI "•b.v. bat. limil.it .locum of nlr.lor.fK.il Ibl. 10,40' H 1SJ13T1 H-Vr. Hilir.. we«-k. The traiiMCtlun* on Friday were .0 ; on Hatur- I To France , ... 37M4I 26HK5 Wgri X-;.!r-l White Pine,clear. [ Merc ban table 4J;pfe*-."l»it,{lr» , sawe-i Cjprtw* HL.i^fle*. !E*1 <'at "ta(ev . MOLAfsK|>. '/wba, New-Mrtraii* , NAI1-", CuibElo UC NAN AL i-1mR1>,, lar. . ejuri!* Turj«»U(*e. . T bb!. Y rtl : ' Viral. Jlljyt-pmu,elute; *tra;i*c«l ,*r gal. •• fall. - regal. •• Mramer".. Whale, Racked, winter l.inre—j 1 *'< Sit.. Oi-S AMURi.ft, Flax .. I'uKK. M< u. WcwErti IVimr . Mr*-. NrW-Yort. POKIER, 1* .Mon Z~ -- — - -• — -r* ' E 4lft|N8, MeEga . • nmparatlve Ueceipu, Export are: MiktS* ofo»c«ra HALT. c«rre k' the Port of Havaonah,fr.ira l»t Hepten.l,e»to one • • are-.. balk. r*n.- rrd * yr*t - Y uo: 11 . Vhl- Y b!* yA. * « in* Yt*rt. IH10.. IMT... I(*4H... 1MI... 1(0 2... I 1K53.., Pttnpn irs..vq . W.192.. ... iwai*... 374.103 . W9 4"3... 5SKI-V.4 . 333.575 . 324.233 89 '..314 t*5, 357,14' f'tprrtt. IVvMe ... 213.9)9. . .H*2 ‘"TO ... reel* .15.113 .*.■0.135 .*22.029 2>*4.l»*.. 311.359 . 3teJ4|.. Turi > Etan-J.. BPIKI lb: Urn dy n snL Duf |H . A. •’4'igvwtle‘l I Im • I^scrtrefe* Xi.crr I Ik Peach I-.* : D» Doraeslie 23.71® Cte. Holland ,iv -32 ftFIKilt-. nit, Amerwao.. IVtS*4 i Ram. Jama ca . . 17.951 I - N.E., hhi*. j WhWkcv.Phll.k Hah. vt (Jot. j -• Nrw-4 >ri«-an» . SUGAR. Mwwrm'd feu4.'mix Havana, while Y to ■ kCn.y fral tuent I* correct, nnu wen wouki n »o ior mo , . ... _ / .... . i r n mt.., fn','n United States, and well lor the destinies ,.j ,| 10 , d»7 •« 1 on Monday 3.*^ ;oo TueKla, 2tu; on \\cJne._ | To other for n porn dressed lo Madllo. SchuliZe, at Wjborg, tho ladie* , of Finland are told to imitato \he» “ sinters ” of 1 Russia. I M. Tit off, who, with I’rince Gortschikwff, rep. porlion of iho Oiflfl of tho Bonk.atill oumoodmi.or ! f-omoil Ho.,in nl Iho Inlo coiilVrcnc.-,. h..jo,l orihojodsmeiu. h.oodod on *Ub. j ‘'tmlZ. *'° P “ 1, ” 1 ’”" h ° WM ** 3-i. Thnt iho State was justifiable in forfeiting the Chnrtcr, und seizing the asrei* of tho Bank and placing them in the Central Bank. 4th. That iho State was justifiable in receiving, through its Agent, the Central Bank, tho depreci ated hills ol mo Darien Bank Irom ns debtors* and was not liahl-i to the judgment or other creditors of the Bank to account for such Collection aa if rrudu in current fund*. 5dh. Thai tho Sure was justifiable in receiving t Dreuyn do LtUuya to ran* thu proposition, what- . «*■-» “*;•«- »«.* ■i..io.‘ .no,,, rimh^ra j judgemeuta exiMed the depreciated lulls of said „. a . UM ,„K, n . Tbo inferenco is that the projrasiii •* ■ tsr The recent rains have swollen the waie r courses considerably, and there ia now a pros pect of further receipts of cotton and produco at this and other Southern ports. Tho steamer Fashion arrived hero yesterday afternoon Irom Augusts with 1200 bales cotton and 25U bains do mestics. betides merchandize. She left Augusta m imm> _ Wednesday morning, and met with no detention j not now belong to' the order, society or aasoeis Bin's, in payment of such judgments, and *he is n<>t liable lo account to the creditors lor auch col lection* a* if made in current funds. Gih. That the two oldest judgments existing agninat the Bank havo a ptiorily of lien upon iho areola of the Bank, nnd that all tho current fund* collected by iho Stale from the aaaeta, after de ducting expensoa, were rightfully paid to said judgments. By this decision all creditors ol whatever de scription or chrea, rave the holders of iho two oldest judgments, (tho I'lonror'a Bank, and tho Bank of the Stato Judgment) nro entirely cut off and ex cluded; tho a*aeta mado subjoct bcigg wholly In sufficient to satoly those judgments. Lellcr Iroiu liuvernor ivicDntinlil. Wo find in an extra, issued from tho ofiico of the Macon Tulcgrapb, a long letter from Ex. Gov McDonald against the American party. Tho following extract will allow whal his position is; ••You remark that "it is roundly awn-rted in smno sot-nun*, that I not only favor thu now movemtml but that 1 havo actually become a ihcinbcr of iho order." There is not the slightest foundation for either statement. So tar Irom that, I disapprove tho movement and regret exceedingly (what I be lieve) thnt n great many good men of both po litical parties, have connected Ihemselves with nn j t" r ns*'nation, which, in my opinion, is essentially wrong, and .idverso to the genius and spirt! ol our Republican InMituimna, and who, l truai, will bn- Collie convinced ot iho tma-stop ijiey h.svo made, and retract! it. I o Ikj morn explicit in regard to myself, 1 will ndd, that 1 never belonged, and do human race, if such doctrines had taken firm pot- | day twi; and je«t«rday H57 bales. 'Ihe market opened res-ion of tho mind of the pooplo.of America, j Ann,aud au advance tn rate* wa* realized anrt the ar. The preaching ol the I’once Society has laded in rival«(the America wa* announced,on Hatmday. The K U ^i.»c2u;«:"taViiiSof n»mi«i:;vi:| '-c—^ >» »«—'«<«*** ..It*., .i UMk».» .i-.n— tolls thotn iliat peace is not n nuth r like Deo trade . q, uilltf me week ending May I3lh. The arrival ol the ..r administrative reform, which it is wuhlu their ( pacflc.wltft tAvrrpoot delta ro 20ih May. wa* ivUs own tHiwer to take or reject, hut a blearing which ’ , .. is l.eld, from its very nature, at the w. 1 ol oilier*, I « n, J’ ,,p d >«““'»da> after bu*ln«-re hour*, lotto.. »aastill which may Ira bra; by (he will of a ni..dman liko ® n tho advance-ihelmpioremmi foribc week brlffte- Iho Emperor I'aul, nnd regained, as in the cate oil purled Sia3 18*1 Fair Ortaaosw a* quoted at 0.H awl fair lira same F*ul, by th.* dagger o| an am^s-in But j L'plawl «»Ai* Middling Orleai the United States have really Wloro them that < End* 5^. v**ry option between ;raacr nnd war which i» do- _ r mod lo membera of tho European confederacy, Tho rctiroinont ..I >1 Drouyn Jo Ll.nr. from iho I 11 «1 •"! iho mmm I’roncll C,hinol.il Horn., sro« out ol iho Inc that , ,D lhr " 1 'T «*Jr c..ri®»p«.nd.i.t,imahl m.lm.ln |M-ace among themaelvea and with *11 lira world. Fho recent aggreMlvn war on Mexico, the arnrad are-alanco lent l*y American cititen* to the Ca nadian roiralliiin, tho dualruc'ioti of Grevtown nnd Ho* doctrine recently promulgated by lira tH'end Congress ot American Amba«*ador* wnh regard to the seizure of Cuba, seem in nllord *.<m«> proot lint our correspondent is mistaken in hi* c.sMmate (<l American k-eliug, or that lira United Stales on-idcr ihemselves ns an exception to the r»lo Tolai 227272 272251 .JM-X5II I7:»»47 2I7PJ-I “l-r-7-5 Nc« * Vi«*lil... and Cta»hf-J •r.txn yeJip». . Y V*l- r r* 1 s -i Y «*i- 5i Y gat M. • Krai K r .v- Y r* E l f*) Y -vs Y S’at-1 Y Ut ' AF An Ht< >T.MI if Eli A It**, Y “ H * .> Exports of Cotton from Savannat. Franco. «•/ I4« Forttfn Miunttr's Httignalitn— Hit , Peatl tffarti not taln/nttor* (In* guntleman, alter Lord John ltu*ael| left V mi, had arranged with Count Dual, tho Austrian | Frinra .Miti'aiur, xorno priipositions lor peace, dif leriug very materially irom I Inure upon whieliilra western alan-smon hud ngroed during their sojourn _ lira Aosiiian capital. Oil tho rc urn «! M f the seek il2,0U0h*lr«. of Which •pcculal-tr* took 19,L0<i and exporter* l.t^-U bale*.— Then' account* will Improve price* here, t*ul we have •uch a limited *U>ck on rale that mi targe operation* can b* expected. Tn*re E hardly any ..ffennK atrave Xild dllng Fair. The advance bore during Ibe wrek ha* been fully a hair cent, and we now quote ordinary to good ordinary 'h*;*® 10Ja I.OW Middling, I".5j4fl — Hlflcl Middling II \i- — Goo<t Middling, l 1 V-4 — Middling Fair, ~ The **le» of Iho week amount to 2,‘.'lu ban - at ihe much more favorable us regard* pourc ivuh | Ku-sra than any to which lira western (liplomaiiws : in ihcir united capacity would hare listened Oilier e-vinca, too, wore at work loundermino thepreatigu ol M. Drooyndo Lhuys. Tho Fnri*|correspondent of tho Daily News! says that to all appearance tho disgrace of M.I Drouyndo I'Huysisat unco an acknowledgment t<> England in tho discreet slight put upon her by • that diplomatist, (in assuming hitnsell to re-open ' t*ra ncgotialions,) and n pledge that tho war shall Ira earned on till its legitimate obieets oro m-ln.-v- : ed, without any mure dallying with lira Cab.net of Vienna. In confirmation of this vie - pply to llrair noighlrar*, nnd tralievo iliat lira following p*rttc>*iara: 53 al 9H,3n at PY. : ‘T #i IP. 43 «l slaughter of "God's chief handiwork oil earth" is iU>4,i43al IPJ*. IMat H'N, 9*1 lu 7-IH, 213 al 10*,, 135 ••niy uujumfiable when wrought by European at lus, l*rt st lu?,, 12? at iu*j.307at II, 97 at IlHi and . ! 301 all II* coin*. Mur correspondent further thinks that our object Thp nmeinu In Ihe United Slate* up to this tlmt, aa -IhK'Ic.trKcn™ ol Ror.,,1, (mi-wOrMiM >» iho „„ ,„e loHo.Ino ro.„lli Black Sea—is unw ise, unattairiablo, and indelentl- ‘ , * ’ hie, and that wore Utistn* to subrilii to -m il a pro i Uecreareat New orlcan*... position she would ahow herself half fool, half j ,,n * at Mobile Coward. But ho forget? that to this very "bjoci ' Do. stlexas Russia has herself formally consented, and that, if such consent lias not been carnuJ out into a formal I treaty, it is only because that hy n series of thu i most disreiailnbln qtubbU'S und evasions Kussui ! From Kept. 1. I ff P*4,lo M»)3!. iK'd IH5S. ruRT* XiroRTkP TO. I H. 1. Upland r K ldver|Hx.l. ()thcr MrtlEh Purls,.... 5.n;3 ISrr.lil . Total Great Mntala,... | 5,073 150,*.M Havre, Other French IVrta,.... 112 7 .-.*04 Total France, .r 11-2; 7.W.I i Other Foreign Ports.... ! ; 3,*>!vi i... Tola! Fonrliro Ports,.. | 5.SI4 ICl.Ml-lj 3. Morton Pro'l.lence, New-4 ork Philadelphia Malllmorc and Norfolk,.' Chartesttin, • >ther I’.S. Port*, i ‘201 11.1*32;' 3.403 '. . . 6.1-27 92.073,1 5. !«.«!'■• i 2. . ..I i.idfi ... | 1,(00, 0.132 1. ! 1 ! '■»•. .. Total Goartwlro,. I67.>r2' v, T M.I.o t V 'b j TLA".? ’. Amreicar.. •. Mauafacmm]. IK-WMJg r. ? -May3l, I I "51. i IE*.. TWIN'E. Seine Ual.iur ...... \VIM>. Aadrtra.. Hrtf* Madeira TeiirV‘Se. R D. MxIj.*.-.. ."-•eel *• IXv t'Urrt, Man*tile* ** llv-rdMut ( haairuunra tVOOESsiibmi Un«a*ltcd to * ** Clean , UOMl^HXISS, Lamb'-. ... .V, Sbeep’* 3.3-41 j ro M9 n. 179 ; r u: Ffu Y mi Y r'k :«o- .V.-.*! ■ t*. 4 /9 * x.r.9 I-V.9 99-.I4 1 MAIU.NK l\TKI.l.H»KM V.. 1 OF SAVANNAH . MW JL 3-7 iwnw- Do. at Florida... .130.931 . 19.670 . 10.3H9 ot vicuna, in ennitrmatton <»i uus view, post- t T. r t..o older, hnvc been .out In II,roil do Hoot ill- ! h,» deliUralolv ol ided Iho enn-oquene. of n oui . 11,,eo ,o no irroposltjon lor no.... o.h.r'lh.n I ^ ! one of the ailcrnalivi-a propounded hi the tinnier- . coco—iho absniuta neutrality ot tho Black Sea, 1 Increase at Havanuab • Ira. at uharle»too Do. at Virglula and North r'oirollha. . fil.e*i7 .62.300 ..17,157 —372,052 JOl.CM forco whatever. It is presumed that ihe navigation of the Ocmul- gee /hat been improved also, and that the hosts running on that river will now be able to reaurne their tripe. According (o our recollection, but one boat haa succeeded in getting through from Haw- kinsvillo lb Savannah (Ilia season. Should tho water that has fallen be sufficlant lo render the Savannah nnd Ocrnulgeo navigable for any length of timo, we may expect a conaidcrable increase In the receipis uf cotton al ihia port, which are already over CO^rOO bales lo advance of the receipt* of last year. lion ol Know Nothings* nor to any othor secret su- ciuiy whatever." A DcfTRL'cTtvaFiRK occurred in Baltimore Satur day night, consuming goods estimated lo be worth $] IHJKK), and houses valued at $31,000. Tots) luM $143,000. Ti„. lor* on slock was fully covered by or the limitation of iho Russian nnvnl therein. I'litflniiit, Tkt .1nti-.1riit0tralie A/or'(*rM— .InotMer .Winitttrial I'nni Tkreattntd— Tht India .Irmy, .(t. The Great meeting In the ei*y •»( Irenuoii, In favor ol mltiilnlMratlnn reform, esperlslly as regard* the war. look nitre on tho . |h. Thu Kuropi-an I hue* ray* It i* one id the most Important events which ha* happened In Hint rminlry for year*. Tho speaker* went all men <.f liti«tnr*«, who had left lh> lr desk* ami their (‘oiinilng hoii*es in oln-dlence In an Impend »e ncreMlly, for they felt iliat wlthoul aswi-eplng change in ihe tnnnuge- mem of pulillc dulles—wllhoul the Inirodurtloii of a round and healthy system Into tho execmivc govern- id-Ihe star of Ihe ItritEh empire would speedily set - «• no more. The l,lvcr|M>ol Time* say*: In thisdeniaiiil ft*r aduiluidrallve reform the nation lhr nigh n- length nnd hresdtli *-inpa<hlse-, nnd It only rxpnrr* the great hive* of comruerce nml mnnufnr- Ini. * to hurklO'-n llrair nrinnur and *oiiporl tlradeinand of lira London merchants to en-nre victory. It will he a desperate struggle, but II cannot »e protracted If Ihe are trim lo iht-m-e.lv es tor in avery conletl u< ami categorical manner, adnuttod as the hast* of negotiation- Tho nrgorncut then comes to this— ill d America sympathizes with Russia Iracause I .....I I.".- i I l. !>. Total ileeresie.. BKA ISLANDS.—'The good demand noticed In our England nnd Franco demand Dmu Russia terms , last report ha* continued through the wrek Ju*tbrought w hich Russia herself admitted !•> ho just nml cqui- * to n clo«e, but ihe transacllon* bare been limited In Grand Total i:.lt*2; 329.2U5 1 Export* of Btco and Lumber from Savana: 27?.V92 , From f*epi. I. Frou 1651. to Ma< 31. I"53. • I Ir55. Va, V <(»*.' 'ccj-ocJ—/ol r. 1 • »a>i> f'*re.i. d ; 2&> lAr» 1 r ., t, £>* case* In.a. *■. i bay* to H tfcik.4* 295 Du u A l id roar* rimbtis t< ! Rirx.j l.tmu. Hk 'iCwkli Fret. iCti* J table grounds of negotiation. Ifrramo pcoplo aro Worn Gmliotic than iho I’upo, surely our corres pondent is more Russian than thu Czar. Another cause w'lncli induces America to sympathize with lira wrong against lira right, is, 'hat England, be ing n maraunra power, i* necessarily hr* into enlhsion with America, while Russia, having no cununcreo, has no ground* ol di*sen»ion. That such jealousies may opcralo on the mind? id a commercial nation wndo not dispute, hut, n* they mako no ditlerenco whatever in lira jii-tu-o ol tho causo for w hich wo fight, our corro?p< intent in no respect strengthens his cause hy adverting to them, nnd does his nation liiil> qurnco of ihe *roall stock on tale. Price* still con tinue very Arm. The tale* ol Ibe wetk amount to up ward* of 120 bale* at extreme* fanglng from ll^C-'2c— tho former (Imre for an Inferior quality. Export* o Ihe week 1,322 bales. f RICE,— tVe have no ipeclsl ebanse lo notice In Ihe market. Price* continue Arm. The receipt* are very light and lira demand limited. The **lr* of the week a iron a l lo ahonl 200 rark* al oxtremc* tanging from 95 to 9-'*.75 per hundred pound*. Kxporls **l the week 223 cull. CORN.—The receipt* of ihe pail week have br*u Urge, and price* have declined. \Ye quote lot* In hulk Great llrlutn.. ....... Si. John’*and llalliax. Weal Indie*....„ .... Ollier Korricn Porta.. 4 9,WIT, 4(*t il.3ll.3ra' 1 Wi -2.3*2,70# :«,74.V.(C T-*ul Foreign Ports... !.9W:l6,(a»l7nn| 4lsine, iHo2.3r«i . Mas*a.'huaclta 1,-27 7 5M1.3U0 Rhode MaraLkc. New York 3,'-:C7 ' fiW.Mk* Philadelphia »a 450,“00 Ms! tt more and Norfolk. I.'harlerton 3l‘ ' Ncw-« irlcsn*,ke. lot* * oilier Ports i rda.MM . TiVMtOoxMwlse. ~3.MVi"’4'.T«i»’.reio. Grand Toial fl 0391.2P.G6TMM •, 2,237 4379.31*0 9.99" 574 .»»( Exports of Cotton, Kice and Lumber, l.t*rrp«>ol . Cnrarna... MftlMUA*.. I'anleua*... *21, to w»v ; ._£W*d.I (>«•<■! i UT22- *9,014 I mtr l i Mr credit hy impu ting to it such motives. Tho English pies* actual- - ........ . , .... Iv presume* to canvass tho conduct of lira Amori- “ u r * ull,Dg 1 f can ponplo with tho ssriio freedom it exo cires PL*>UIL-The demand lift* Peon moderate, and ihe towards its own government, its own institutions, , nisrket continues fklrly supplied. Wo have no rh«ng f nml even royalty itsott. There is, wo re-pect, tho , to notice In price*. We quote Georgia, T*nnvt»ee and Kocklsral (Vie' New York PhlbdrphU ... Charleston... . -Total.... ..| |32Z| .l«.kl3| »»e^MuramrePwl roetMiow-ar' ,r uro, ‘ h * Mi wht ' a ,, "’F \ real grtvamnn of tho ehnrgn. America is the North Carolina brand* at III#11.50 per bbl. ' ' land ol liberty, and it is Inwlul lor Iwr mil axed 1 |*EAH.—The stock on *ale l* hilly equal i<*ibe demand |irr» lo ullrr, onohfTkcd, Iho m™t »r«n,lnl..u. »o- . h i rh I. Umllcd. \V, quo'. In 1)0. u«u:.v cl. l>cr butlral. (IAT9.-W* have no larsc transacllon* report and In lirapri-t”M contest lira whole arlitncrary of Hm rmpirew'iil be oppoeed to Ihe tuldipo and the lower | Cln*ra* and It E |Hi*.il,le that before (Ucce** crown*(he rcqmid •• ttfori*considerable organic change, will he . nneatary .— a fuel which wa* very slgnlflcanily hlMe.1 1 ni liy oira of lbs *|raak(r* at iho Ully of Iraiidmi Tsv- ! , who showed that a third of ihe r resent House.' . ,« • »« i.i it- '»».. . ■ j Uonnnnii* t* coinpmod nf Mre »«»n»of peers awl il»o r«- insnrunco, chiefly in Baltimore ofiico*. I ho hnusce I peers; and these perMiua, it E neodirs* lo , uy , tsr Gov. Johnson has appointed George Gor- : don, Esq., of this city, Solicitor General of the Eaatern circuit, in iho place ol T. T. Long, Kaq»{ hfJir o( # were also insured nearly lo their full vnluo. Arms for Kama*.—Tho Philadelphia Iradgor states that Theodore Pnrkor told them in his anti slavery nddrrM in thnl city, last week, that 200 of Khnrpo's rifl. s had been sent from Boston in hoxce, tabclicd "Iraoks," to arm aa many uftho Now Eng- I*nd soltlers in Kansas territory afainsl the attacks of Missourian incursionisis. Tnz Divorce Mania 4 —Every Iml-« while, wo reeigned. kind of epidemic among iho married folks, here and thorn, lira symptoms of which die- Vimijiia Ruction.—'The Richmond Dispaich , cl "*° thomselvea in frantic nppnels to tho couria of Tucedsy turns up the result in 116 counties and towns thus: 'Wise's majority 2,080. There are 27coumiee to hear from. These gave Fierce a majority of 1013 votes. If they give the same lo Witt, bis majority will bo 10,333." Tut Carirct.—Wo learn from tho Washington pspers that Bccntary Guthrie, McClelland and Davis are nowabeont from ihe Mat ol Government. The latter left on Baturdsy merning on a brief visit to his home in Mississippi,and Adjutant Oon- •ral Cooper, has been appointed Acting Hecreisry Of Wer during his abesneo. Mr. Guthrie is sa- d to be al his post again in about two weeka. Tmi Ntw Btzamkr rog thz Collins Linz — The oew steamship Adristle for ihe Collin# line,! lito be built by Mr. George Bieers, who was to} abm. It cost a Irani iweniy-hvo thousand dnjiars, for separation. Tho Ix>we|| iMsse.) News, last wrrak, noted seven cases of divnreo granted hy the 8upr<-me Court, then sitting in that place ; and quoies these lines thereupon : *• Marriage l« like a flaming csndls light |*Iscjh| ir, a willow of a .uiumsr nlghl, luviilng all ihe Inseel* of Urn air To colira slid singe llrair prait y wtnstris there. T luwo that srn mu, hut hi- .d. assln.i lira pane, And IhotsHiSI are In, Inn to gri oul again " A qusttiier poet long ago put tho same Idea Into the*”three line#; ••Marriage I* such a rabble rnnl, Thai Hray who are oui would fain gat In, And lira/ who are In would fain imouit" Gtrtzaxr. ftcorFs H«vu.— The N*w York Commercial, referring to a recant staiement of a Ihralon papnr,*ay*:~ Th«revldrnceof General HcoiI Isa neat man- lay liar keel Monday Jett. Her dlmanilona aro to be much larger than ths other vessels of ibe Une. Tin BtwARprrtain New York Htsie scarcely make the Inset conwalrnent over ihe Wise and Plate# victory in Virginia. Th» Albany Evening Journal, an abolition organ,oaimoi restrain Itself, though conscious, that it amazingly strsoghens the pudvfal Administration. IlfALTH of Havana^—According lo aeeounts rseeivsd at New York from Cuba, by the Empire City, yellow fever and small pox were prevailing •t a oooeidereble extant m Havana, end the acting U. B. Consul had lieued a circular Informing American sailors of ihe (act. Mors Mormon EnwRArrs.—'His ship William Btefeon. which prrfrad at New York Bundsy last, from Liverpool, brought two hundred end fifty Mormons among her pa*atngere, all hound for Ihe valley of the Greet Belt Lake. and we* pure-heel’d hy him, not anion " iho lltlo of Linuienani General was given to him. with Ihe eel?*y sddvil from ihe lima of tha war with Meal* co," oul eotne two years More ihal well rntritnl title «»#i oonlrrred on him i and he was only able (O make the purchase of said hooea hy ihe eld of e Plrele of paraonel ft lend* who happnnml |o know that hie own insane were tnadoquaie, end who do- aired to eon him and Ills family oonilnrubly homed. 'Fin: Hani»s*vjllz BurrzRiM.-The Handertvlilo Georgian publtehee a list of lhe contributors for the relief of Bandersvllla, end adds: We ire glad st length to have ft In nor power to give the names of thiraeganarnut donors who so promptly slapped forward in the relief of our •u(faring cliuens. And It la with mueh pleasure that we inform ihemthel their bounty has bean distribu ted by s oompalant onmmftiee se In their Judgm*nt they deemed bast, and, so far ee our knnwlsdgs extends, with ae much gsnsral satisfaction aa could he expected, ft will be • plevaure to them also to know ihal our town fe rapidly being rebuilt again, t nd that (if our Judgment le lo be taken) their IndeoM hie Iwen iwsiownil upon an unwonliy or ungrateful people. If there liuve beau any omia*inns we will, if informed of ft, make ilia naoaesaty cur* reuil'in- l bo foul.I fighting limit (leti-ruilnrelly In favor of a »<ilom wl.lrh fdCorr* lira loavea ami fl.h. aor llo-lr klili and km. Hut thn Inira of lira Kraal l.omluii inct-l- UiK *»• not unfavoralild to lira arElnnrary. ••Thu right mao lu ihnriuhl piacn,’ which la lira war* n* of lira a Imll.ElratlVd rrforinnrs, Will trot nxchldn a lxcr. • *r lint anu <•! iraplraw nr rciallvn of a peri, wlm |> E <ii> in in* in ark; inn lira Menlli traiiiinllldr* ••( ft fool Eh f.rn' uoi*l hpoci-forlh enter the lid* with lira veib at 11 h Ian*,—uniat wrcrtlo tor sop'rinacy In lira arniranf lio.’lldcl, and Ira honored or .liro.uiini.il «c. of.ling t<> lira liralu jwiwer which llray bring to lira con teal. "If we |.i thn root nl thn evil li will Ira hm 4-xEt In tin- Isw i.f prlinoKrulliire, which inalii'alti* an i ailtlMcrary ntilra expense »f the laws nf nature, and : throw*, a* n urcnaiary cnliwqiumce, Mures aud hull* I died* id arlaincratlc pauper* on lha Hiaia t„ r •iiji|hiki. Il'iUlin r.li4ii|« which haa come over lira pwhllc mttul I ran mil »!• p here. The present mods uf maioiEclurlng dnliMiiran almost exchulvely niilnl Ihe arl*incmilc rln. mem mini reaae ami dalermlira. Ixx.k al l.or.l Palmer* I ■inn'* cahmei, compered, almotl wllh.nil n *liigle n i ro|.i|nii. of Ihlacla**. In fart, no cabinet lu lira wm*i I •Ey*of Tnf)Em aver nflrri.il let* Iho popular feeling. I There inoragi-a «ii rmniiom Hinie ami c.iinuom decem-y K**e rEe i.i ihe city «f London ineeilug, ro carry mil lira ! gfoni want .if Ilia country—Administrative Itcf.imi, and lira . aMra*»ira»» n! thnmnvrmeut was aeen In iWnftVy Hie gi iiilemeii putting down al Hie clot# nf lira pr.ra.i iIiiik* A'HMI each oi •(-cure lira ohlect which they and eveiy •..*er nf Ida country feel in fra In lliirantablo If Fnglan.i E Pi pn-aeMe Ha pnalihm aiming*! lira nalhm* " Thn imral imiuoUni dnhste of the weak nr>»*e mil nf *lr I'.faklira Perry's nodlnii relative to lira Indian army. A* In* *p«ka from practical kunwledgn of India and Dm nxEiiug aytiein, Ira made a strong Impression III* *|.e..rh *l..iw«*it ihat ipe Indian army E imw namly half a million airong, and In Iho hlghrat aisle ot - III MU' I , II.IUI. mill, till. lll*ryi| W m rosatlona ngainst ImJiviaual# and the moat biller imputaliona against ;hjIiticaI parlies, but if an American liitzon presume, by speech or writing, „ lo tall in qtineihin tha poliey, the political cliarac- Q»"‘® ^'minally at cenia per bushel; al retail a ler, or tho riomoatie institutions of tho nation—if ho I higher figure ha* lo Ira paid. The market E fairly •up turn thnt a government which decidedly gives to I plied. physical Isborn supcriorny over intellectual caps* | HAY.—In the a trainee of arrival* of any Imp-rrlanee, City—wllirli whlloproaollingnun Interveninm (••il*. I Ih«i#inck ha* Iraen »omewliat retlucr*l. We hive heard nd? out lo r.uroj'eon^ countries under tho naino n f no large »ale*. We quota M«rih*-rn from »ioro al $ I ..M*, and Eastern al $l.7.*> per hundred pound*. 1.1 Ml*. —There ha* been no ariEaU since our last ra id Ambassador* and Consul?, agents of tiiaurrc lion and disorder, ho is ?<k»ii taught to bow lo tho i will ol tlm majority, nnd to 'earn I lint even in Iho land of Idranv Ireodom of diseuanion on nil aiihjeol? ' i* n>d ponniMod. From tho democratic, censorship iho press of England is necessarily exempt and it i* ihotefor.i no wonder that our Aim-ri.--ii cousin* , should hear with impatience from wtiicr* abroad iMii nl the evil It will Ira found in < | n nli« that Ihey will not tolerate Irom pniriMliala inoiran mm. » . *k **•"■“•-»•• • (l|l) , l | a | l „„ l , n „j The next gr.<iiiid for *yin- ' pathy wiih Ruaaia is the lo-liel of some po pie in Amorioa ih«t England and France wore, under Iho pretence u| succoring Bpam, meditating a I ‘nmonii xpedition to the Western hemisiihere. Much an xiiediiiiui eoiild only be rauseil by aggressive . , „ EXCHANGE. • Bank Rale? fur Selling Rxchancc. 4’heck* on Roaten. ,v, y ci. jorm •• •• New York S Vfi perm •* ••Philadelphia HVct.prrm •• “ Raltlmere N 'ffet- prom Rank Rates for Furrhasinc Exchange. Million F.iiglamt •• •• New*York,»lxhi,.. " M •• it daj*. •• •• ** 10 day* •• *• •• M daj i KMp Mnti'ere. Mflcham. Kelly a ' o. >h.j < !.*.%». 1>od era. 1.1 p - • '.MV ln«Ti Tola, Tu> spi.lt r*. ; .Mini l\rr Iron, 72 burnt lea Hoop Ire >1 \ « .•■l.rn ;' cask a, t r»i ; 1,932 sack* ‘M U 2o-1 U \% 2 Waring, Y..n— FJ Ogdea St. »n»ef l a»Lk»n, Phj-p.*.. Auysvia— %t A vcm- 1.2-3 t»*V. Col on, S>.> o . iKx&ol-C* ind *r.2|« St I M ■ i< . c-l ci,* fc ller-.r, M A v\ ton. and oJ-r-v Sc"v r kir Mncham, Dnuram. Sew Yi-»k—hc.tU*. K<:. K. i . Mdro to AmWv-n ft Swans: ■.*. .' W v Utrro-s llrgjlram, K.K« a • ■. Uebt A. I .*io. i. > fee nclL M A (<il»c*i. Ctigb-.rr. K !'•>, t'ooprr ft « <\ vVc> Dri.l. bl-xfef k (V, l«hn.i \ |lti:i,( I.nisi a r, W i, |iid>M, llui ier k Gatrmclt. lU'da .-i a :nU lloicf-ratf, t k i‘e, E Pre».i.* a '«,Kk IWkL l >i« k Knkl.f, Moor* la to. T.'t*, liwinn At > ibul Mr.m|.. Ki^c«ra»a> Ncmm*. K K Ac*, six’- dkov t «i|.*.in>tr» per bail Mi u V«»u*i., I*■ n. >i* T .ei, re^pilel )rlMldt|~t MW A tVjlU.) M Vro-tS XI. .4 .('..ftri., E. Pirioni k < o, lx».-ir.; A M-r-.l i^v. A. K W r chi. (.1**1 Ulc *» o.ljokv>irt«\. - ohi.cx a K r»Uen.llul-o» «k Co, l» A OV coira-. K K Vf., Vp cuatnri IV.h.on, 44 (• Uici**.w>,7 ». 4 •»„ V t- h*»*.- • cli. Itu*c. l«av ra k t^w.g, W «a> k V .... v h.p w.wsl.CWicftoEi 4v Outunnsham, l.ynn a ?.... ir.iU * k Son. W P > once. K.-ilcrr* k N«*rt le*. A * * <-en, 1 rank.In k llrauiEj. Vi Vi*t r * IVrai I (-• h>n,i.4icn> k liens, llr.chaia, Kt-dy k to. rc-atl.'a, '.ralel ;kw - w.orw I n.I.AHI.n. j sc.uoo Mug Manli.lf, Johnroj. M. Joi.ra, N r.-1 A N-oura-t *.u.’o"« i ^br r.tla, Margmt.v harle* or., bvi.at.- V-ii.e- Dipt KTKM !hri»M Florida, >haw, Pala.ia. are .qi:nojlA!40A. Poat»uot-TW, Ma» Z.Y—Arrued, *.k*TA.-»nt •» want from Sa.amvab. Sailed, hn| Hc*i*:*K >•* ronvitra, Pja. N» w 4 . a a. Mat w*. -Cleared, ret' MraUW, V S.rat. Ith UTi.nl. rehi M " H*’.l.O"iw In - w. , *w,200 7«.oH *•1 ,V1«> llontd nl llmllti i*M. >' t V . -551 day* “ tk' daj M..*ien. OOilayr... PMlinlcl'a. W day*... MalUmeiw, f.O davw.. Y ft. pranu S * r-l dlie't . I* !€ Y el " ■ • S Ml S' ret. •• I *t IV, Y el •* • (46 VJ* Y ei “ - efl »\ ret. " IN * i‘iV ft. - IS » "* Vet •• The M-iaro met Pre*cni—M.4 lin.li^T. IE. II I.. My rvl, vVm. pr.. icm ; Wctsra. J <»**. » • Hai.pi. J IJptnar, R T. Tarerf, T. T, Kwrnv,)-* 44 llPam*. A. r.'hCt, W. II. Thomas A. i • h*-"*.- VV. I\ ri'ikf. «. r. Palme*. W. JdemM. A iv.'rrbr, W H iJuloo. V. 4Ylute, J It. Caixtri, E E w -.i T T. IA F. U-h. ff, H. i.illam. i Ryiw. ( i Viia-.l F.WE. !.. SvAvHWrewsCv.1. A. SoMJlftfc, i.ii S-vv” “ II. Kelly. I. IVavaepoii, |H. J M Jofcio. a *:-5 S A k I .at of Intenneei* In trawrat Grove l>»iif«. k hn work endtnc it r ‘.♦.h of May, 1655: Ma> V3-J. l»ti F- \4n*k, VT ieare, RUta* Fr**V : avaon»h; r*ihaiine Wall, 5S, NewraLta, e*MG> tv* poll. It E *ellliig from atore, lu l..|», al 91 V5 per cask. MOLAASRs*.—The ratgn irpnlnl a* having Just ar rived in our last, was sold III lot*, from whaif, al 24 rla par gallon. We have no larga »?E* of Now Oilcans in report. It AGON.—'Thla article fonileuet negleeied. atnl wa have heard of n« *ales of any importance. We quote Hi.l. ■ al lu.-oii'N. Hhonldria 9 A9.N, aud llama at 1*44 Of) 13 cent* per pound. EXGllANUIJ.—\Ve quote Hierllng 9 jrar rant. prrm. The Hank* are 'ailing Hlghl Chock* on all Northern V»j 21—George 44' IYki!i.t>.i'amlli. Mar 25—1.-.arena Outran. «*, uropti. ».ecm»a* May VV-Wm. Ilian War am). tN. *ea-in IV*. Ramtailon ami efflclaney. Of this amirmon* mllllary fnire •'O.UMiare intiipt In the Quran'* acrvlre, and HI, .. _ troop* •Hai are Ktimpaen troops In Ilia company'* rofvirc, th*i whll? haui|rar?.| fuf men in lha Grlniea, Kngland l.ai 703*4*1 atreilem P.iiropvan troops Which IuIkIiI he '•'iidnlrNl avail, bin If thn two force* we> — — •• force* were ainaig*mn ," 0 avguad at eonahlerahln length In favor ol e"n- • nulling lira army uftha Eaal India lAimpany ft llnjal liHurnMing from Npnln* BirriHo of May 3 — Gniraral Infanio In iho uhalr. ‘l ift Allilng upeiiml al half-nasi one. M Grdax V Avaellla prenenEii a propoftltl.m demanding comiminleailon m ffm Chamber of iho tll|i|imiftll« doeumeiils (nlatlvs lo lha affair of ihe lltack Wan toy and olh*f ddfinditea penning be- (ween lire guvaritinenl nl Madrid anil Ihal of Weahlnglon «Tho oralof aipraoely declared tlmt he will withdraw his propoeftlun, If lha Minister •»f Foreign Affair* finds ft Rt all limpporinne M. Lniurlags.—^Tho government »*m nn inw*n vonlence In (•••mtnunirating ihadncumnni* In qua*' lion. I ho affair of ihe Ulaek Warrior ia com pletely larmlnated. (Llvalv aentellnn of aallafae- H"h ) It lisa reeelvad a •oluilnn nniirely ennform aide to tlm Imnor ef the two cnunirios. The guv- nrnenl would lie. iherelnre, the fliai iniareaied in making tho Uuili known aa Miott aa poa*ihl«.— NeVuriholi aa, I have to olwerve |o iho ('lumbar Ihal (Iraro ta still another affair pending that >■( ihe El Dursdo, with which the two Rovetomsois are policy on the part of America; and now,' when wo ciiieasl per cl. prem., and purchasing Highi Mill* at know ihal hmnnn life is •" sacred in Irer eyes that ci , j.n-m ; lo d*r* at V*. 30 day* al Nd»l*, and or prospective danger juslilies war, m®;jg percLdErminL n »d «.!; »* nl'foreign tnlerferonee l* an 'iB-pahl . fREUJIITA.—To l.iverpmd Nit, dull, i ca.iwlre- t>ailc, ilu-te can hr, on our correeiimideot e own „ _ .. ... ■ IxiH mir..... j....,il,],. irnxut l"r mirh -..civ To IWen.M. T.. I ttirlhm. J-lfc. To Nr. l.rl, Hon. Wo c...elude, (hen, tltal our e-rre apondom ) hundred by *aMm» vewaU, by *leam»(* - ha* given no tenaonahle or i-oneralrnl ground? I.»r | To Philadelphia and Mslllincre. N Ci Am. riean sympathy Willi Russia; bul wo hrl I Him ihoao u'rtnnd* l'«r whielnueh aynmnihv mala aro not dtflirull to find The shtvchnlding Sialea fVmpsih'Ze with lha Cxar ns a slaveholder, iho filihuMoring lantions admire, a* they would Imitate, il they could, iho vast scale ofhla aggresalou*; and democracy, claiming that K* Mill afioutd be aoove all law, sympathises wllh a mm who has e*lah Nnvrtunull I'.xparli, 3luy 01. Per brig Msrilulo, M John*, N R— lu2,'*V\ fee! PI* Timber. ••bed tor hlm«elttho ssmo swlul axnnplion; and Mure, tisvia k I.eng. King h M< Nith are led hy (liolr aeveral creeds, so contrary in ! *'"•> I* R Lolllus, J U tslhgani, appenrsnee.su Ideulicsl In Iscl.to listu it country I *raier, J v\ trail RKOI'.IPTH OF COTTON, PER C. RAILROAD. May 31. 310 bates GuOon and indie lo v otran* Ik Unit, G W Ganusny. John Jioraa, Franklin A Mjamly, ,.— •'-*■* *• 1 Kleg 4k Mona, Wearer k Cioraiaii- I, James In-aJ, E Pararns .ihrep Ik Go. *-a»r *i »r*i **n eoral May 25— Abram, 35. Inflammairaa c( U> May 27—Glorias,* nocir.*. Tw-ihra.< A r.t»a4*i. Krejrar I.. 4*.Gkaaetwv New-oHran*. May V3 Mobile. May 25 Florida, May I Havaonah, May 31 Gharlealon, Mk| 24 .... Other Port*. May 12.... New York. May 22 fivHd .I 44ft | 22 112*2 j) 91 f 14 131 Report ef HdertaaM* la !b# Catka'V Grwrawey. W ika wrrli rrellHC ihe 2Wh of Mai. IfM j Mai w-ut daei G»».*aw in. It *a««ib» ai>5 •> **••* Tim .nt.Havanaah i M»» -Jeha iW'allaghkh, r •* Ian-:, IdiMbath Nwchaaa*, I# usenihs 7***»■»<• *• vannsh. Jaws* R*»,K*wira»«'- 44 hue* a , Mlsrk and v rooitxi t •. ,f - w hero law aaaoils her auprrmsev over llift will the many nr Iho low. and w here tlm alraxlule cqualt* ly ol iitst'klnil Is n» part nl Hm political system, nnd therefore aeries as sn excuse timber in iht | desp.itism nf tlm mm, nor tlm tyranny o| the many. LJ8T0F VK88K1.8 IN PORT 8Ulpt. Kuoxillle.ft) l.iHki*,IM4i.N\Vk. . radelLin'., fiyk ik> John An. Allrarl.Growell. MM.repN- Milgbsm, KrUy k i'w •*u*an (link*, ('l*n»»ee, 7.*.' wai|*g.Mil(haiw. KrMj A Ge Jn» Tarratl, (Mr) Gray 919.1,‘pool |» A Aewtlant v enanl, Moriuner IdX'. |.*p<wd.. FleHda,Hamrarman..|n39. t.*p,H‘l. . ,.T It 4* J G MltE Marianne. {Mr' Allan 7wD,|.‘jmvn| Mrt«haw'. Kelly h V\v larquaa. (Efteop,(t>,)Haussen»,32.v. AmMaro. Typet k Kre*s Horace,•Jatrwr VJ! l.ra.IN Gwheira Ik Herts lilakfnw, (Mo Ward .kU.«ill'f...K«sni A lliwiwll 4 T l.ikktkM. An * * llOtins 4V A4TKM. t k KING UP GENTLEM AN droiro* a re w» - ,‘\ mrai rerarera. auk a newthe** *\p. ». (he •nu*n>«>( Mroaih*. ana .-v oikre hw*.' , | l the «wvrai be Itiwai, the K'renW* N “ , 1 ooreipy a and uk**!*•$-» *4 ihe h.«raw 1k' v * T K h J G M ill* the Mm* urn# Ikl the wro cd lu Apr!* *i ihw (vfflre 44 .4.41 » A»- a<! i 1 Mkbacrth##. a Roy lo sueed ie • J 1 » lain. ' * mtra {.' -it ' NKHEATh 4V ANTED-k Mdrprwtt l I iska rhaecw <d a carAea wear ihere«.o*v Non* .eeJ arudV wwlaa* Mid rtkttkit h# < •' ,re*h» a phytlela rhenu, mp.i lahlo aiixIhM arlr *. and Iinii.Ih-.E nf other# iraar in (Union > lo inn *oo<l nffccta nf Hl'AMliElfH .4NOHVNE I'HKKHY ERPKLTOHANT, a* aenrelEe In a.oiuli*, c»M*,aiHl dl*es**#«f the luaiia and lliroa. generally. There I* no amplflcltm In II* piepara'I-m. dtucE* whleh are wall known and highly appreciated hy ihe enure msdlaal family, ahme surer inn* H* com- p.ralUnn. MTAhLKIt'rl Hf AllMIHEA t'OHUI 41. I* al so prepared wllh the same aclanllflc »kl|l amt care It* Irai.cflnlsl eArai* In dlaesae* of Ihe IhiwcE hav« Iraen ramarkahlr. Over 100 phjaleEn*, who have been mads ar.pialnlnd wllh Ihe recipe* uf liras# popular (emwtlM, •trail’ Iraau pEasad with th***, and null (peak el llram In loin* »f unquelifled pral**. If yon have s cough,>o ai.) dlaeake nf Ihs lung* oi lltrodi. give lha Eairaetnfsnl a trial | or |( y«u or jam REnd* need ihe aid ot lha |)iarr|.rea Gordlal, make uee ef It wllh ronfldanca, and mark lha result, Deacrlpilv# psraphEE In be had arail* nf lh« agauls Price nf each, nnly Rfl) cents par Indlir, or *l* Imtlla. forgJM. TH"H. HI. TI'llNTIt h*GO. 4V. W. LINC44LN, A. A NOMtMitNP K »’«*. J. M M«H MM A. Gir, may V* IV asvseiuih. ATLANTA,MAY Goll.m -Hince the ta»ue el our Isil we Iraic received on# <*r«V* lain new* (tom Lu rope, aa tirought hv the Mranrar America, with I tv nre non| ilain* lo III* | trill Inal. 1|«E iraw* lias had a Very favorable Influence on all collou mark, u in iMac»un- nj, and ha* can*wl our market In adtence ># in J#<\ wph a good ilenrand NEW 4 011 K, MAY W, neen.-iVltep-Tbe mark at E uncllaiigcd, with a nmderale drnraud al previous (Alea. Flour—Prices have declined IVM ceat* U.nai hhta ■oral Ohio anld at Rln.V3ein.3d. 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