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SAVANNAH KKPl'ttl.H * N, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1856. m SAVANNAH JEPtellCAN. foolisued if ALEXANDER & SNEED- r B»g CBBBiy Frli»t«*r»« «ltr i -riiRMa hbduobd Hirty, ib »d*»noo,p«rBBoiim If not p«id in advatwa. Daily, id advanos, for aix month*,... I'ri-Weekly, m advance, |>er anuum. 11 not paid in advunco Weekly,invariably in advance Weekly,(clnl» price, 1 ' IQcopieator... •...$6 00 ... A IH» ...$3 «• ... 3 IH' ... 4 0*. ... 9 th ...1ft «»C SAVANNAH, GA. Friday Morning, Nov. 2. By Telttrml tor lk« Kspabltcan. Klarkele. New York, Nov I The ootton market ie dull to-day, only 400 balua having abangod baud*. Flour ie firm and price* uoch.niged. Wheat 1a improving; wo quote South* •rn While at fi *<25, and Red at #2 10 per bueltvl- In the Corn market, no change hue taken place. Up to this hour 110 o’clock) wo have no tidings ot the Baltic. IT^ The Telegraph office in this city kept open until near uue o’clock this morning, up ui which hour no tidings of the Baltic wore rcc« ived Hepubllcan Hradltif Koom Dreadful Kxpieilea en the Central Hallroad, Our Reading Room, the uinat extensive and com plete of an> In the Southern Siatea, Is nialnthincit ati.v annual coal ot nearly a thousand dollar*. To meet tin* expenditure, we have found It ueeeMary to exact a amall subscription from those who frequent It. O! late, however, a number of peraous, not subaertlx-rj*, ttnding It a pleasant place to while away a leisure hour, have been In the hubll of resorting to it dally, much to the Inconvenience of those who pay for the u«e of it — The design of Una notice I* to correct the evil, aud to Inform all such person*, that on and after to-morrow, (Nov. 1st,) all visitors will be charged the regular price ol subscription, except in ca-es where they tire Minis ter* of the Gospel, strangers who are Introduced by reg ular subscribers, or )«r«on* who come ou business con nected with the office. The Republican Reading Room Is n pleasant, conve- tdein, and profitable resort, and a place, we uro pleated to see.where merchants and other business men -‘mostly do congregate.” It is large, well ventila'ed and lighted, and the flies of papers, both domestic and foreign, most ant| le and dtveisilled. All the Reviews and Pe riodicals of tbit countr> and Great Britain, together with Wexegret to record a frightful diaaater that on* eurred on the Central Railroad, near station 12 1-9, about 2 o'clock I*. M. Wednesday laat. We have taken special paint to got the facta, and the fol lowing statement may be relied on. The Engine Maryland, attached to aixteun freight car*, and on her downward trip, stopped at tho station nbove* named for wood and water. Soon after starting again, her boiler exploded, with a terrible crash, killing ioatanily tho engineer and fireman, and no* rioualy acaldmg the breakinnn on the tender. The road in the immediate neighborhood of the acci dent waa to r n up lor acme one hundred yarda, and several cars damaged,—to what extout we have been unable to leurn. Tho locomotivo was thrown forward at least otto hundred loot I rent the point w lmro tho explosion occurred, and landed cross* wise on tho track. It is said to be a complete wreck, though built of tho beat material aud pet- led ly sound bolero tho accidont. It waa manulac* lured by Baldwin, of Philadelphia, and has boon in the service of tho road about four yeara. The chginanian, whoao name was Kelly, waa found lying by tho oido of tho locomotivo ; wlnl* the fireman, Mr. Burns, was blown high in the air* and loll about two hundred yards in advance o llio train. The name ol tho hreakmau, wo learn, is Michaol Shenahun: though* severely injured, hopes are entertained lor his recovery. He was also blown up and lodged on the third freight ear from tho tender. From the most reliable information wo could gather, it would appear tlint this frighltul accident was caused by the carelessness ol tho enginemnn, in allowing the water in tho holler to become ex hausted and then turning in a stream ol cold wa ter upon a highly heated surlaco. Ho has paid the penalty with his hie. Thu loss to the Comps* ny is estimated ai some $b,00t). Tlar l.wte IlylAsiale In Pwvtsmeulti and Norfwlk*—Fearful Summary ol lie Bavafss, OOMMimOIiLlj. Portsmouth, Va., Oet. 17,1815. My Dear Sir:—Youre of the 16th ia beloro me SAVANNAH WIAH1LI4T. REM Ah K8—Tho weather since our last weekly re port ha* lirvii all tint could be desired by the planter I can only answer your inquiries, approximative^, Sir gathering iho cotton crop. The work of picking Is ns wo have ivt, amidst tha gloom and desolation progressing satisfactorily, and In cousequeuoe of It, the that hnvo to long ahrouded our town, had timo to methodise and arrange the melancholy materials into a regular report. Of tho tour ministers of the Gospel, who re mained in town during tho pestilence, there liavo died—Christian heroes—in tho purlnrnmnco ot Sickness on Vessels from Savannah.—Wo copy tho following In-in the news items of tho N. Y. Herald of the 39th ult. There being no fever ol any kind at Savannah, tho disease must have been contracted on ship-board, or possibly while passing through sumo current of malaria on tlioir voyage north: "On ihe 24th inst. the schooner Ann Maria, C.ipt. Conklin, arrived irom Savannah. The captain, mate ami one of iho crew were sick sv.th m l ig num fever, and were sent to the hospital. The vessel, being without nfficcis, was cared f.-r by msignees. The captain la not expected to re- their Master'll duty—the Rov F. Devlin, Catholic; Rev. Mr. Chisholm, Episcopalian, uod Rov. V. Eskridge. Methodist and Chaplain in tho U. S. navy. Mr. Handy, of the Presbyterian church,re mained until fie waa stricken down by the fever, and attomptod to resume duty altera protracted illness, but was urged by hie medical attendant to leave. 1 am not minutely intormed as to ilio con dition of the families ot Mr. Chisholm and Mr. •rop I* coming forward rapidly. Owing to tbe absence of rain, the quality of Ihe cotton promises to be belter than usual; while the warm, pleasant weather has ena bled planters to devote all their available rorce to gath ering It. COTTON.-Arrived since IheiMlh tart., 11,901 bales Upland (11,345 per Railroad; MU from Augusta and landings mi llio nver;9 by Wagons) and 143 do Sea la. '•ml- Tim Bimn, fur Urn urn. portol •“ !>* ! « Upl.nil, .nil s do Snn l,l«nl, »>• 1 T “ ‘•"'"'l'"" 1 . 8,711 Upluul, to Bn.mii, SUB b»l«. Uplnrff* York, lira linle. Uplud; 10 1-hH.ilnlpMn, Hi >>*'»• lllil.ndi.im lo L'lmrinnion.d i7 linln.Uplnnil m* «• klrkmlgo. Th, lurtner lenvo, bul oom child—hip B,,ft l.lnud—lenvlng on linutl null on .liljthonrd Wilo died a few months before hint; the latter cleurod, a stock of 37,49.1 halos Upland, and 707 do sea loaves n wilo andsuvetal children. They all need ■ Island, against fl,yu bales Upland, and 015 do Sea la- asaistance. ... t , , .. , i 0,, d. at the same (line lost year. Ol the eleven nattvo physicians, four have died, , |„ olIr ro ,, orl ,, .. luB| % dec u n ® 0 f * a #c • two of them leaving large famtlicsperfectly dosti- j Wa# lloUced , f oll4 dll „ lr ansactlous, caused lute. Ol thirteen physicians who catne to our re- ; bv „ r iue previous u y wince tha, lief, six died; of their private history wo know , > ,u uuravonffile llC conn.. by the Afnta.Mim nothing yet; it is a melancholy duty woehallat- • ®«.««omswhat better feeling has been exhibited, and tempt to perform, to acquaint ouiselves wuh tho ( the market lias recovered the ground that had been lo i distressing bereavements and loneliness and dosti- j An advancoof # a #c. has bean established on our tuti-m occasioned by their death, and lastly of tho . lari quoiutlons, which leaves the market where tbe Af- poor orphans! About forty-live have been taken l rlcu’saccounts found it—viz: oliargo of by our Relief Association,entirely dosti- ; Middling... BK® B X lute; und of tho number intown who liavo lost one Good Middling.7.V.V.l .... 8#(gH# or boib parents, we cannot now form an estimate Middling Fair..’.’.'!.".. 8#®h# A largo proportion of our adult malo population j Fair ‘J ®2# tat least twelve hundred) were in the employment I The sales of the week amouut to7610 boles at the lol* of government, in tho Navy Yard, as mechanics, I lowing particulars: 21at7\,', 337 at8, 2l7at8#, 1044 laborers, &e. So lung asthay were so employed, „ lB 540< 1052nt 89atH7-IO, 1421 at8#, SAVANNAH WHOLEiAlllE lElUKI CPHBENT. A rtlcies.| > c 19 f’LEAHI'.U. j Ship Georgia, Moeloon. Liverpool—T R fc l G Mills. 1 Hchr Heuator, Dayton, New York—K. Habersham It Son. BAGGING,Dundee,44 In.. Kentucky... Gunny Tow HALE ROPE Dillon's Rope, BEEF,Now.York Meas.... I’rltnu Cargo BACON, llama Should Hides BREAD, Navy Pilot HOTTER^ Goshen,prime... ■.fjyu.i ..•ryd. • ryd ..Yyd. ..<r n> ..v tt. .qrbtd .V'hll .qrbid .Y tb ,«r -tb V lb. <r ib Y lh M IA DEPAHTED. Steamer Fashion, Johnson. Augusta. t«ll-:iT| OMAN ISA. Ni-w York, Oct 517—Cld, brig Zoura, Jacksonville; sch W L Cogswtdl, Savannah, llo-ton, t >cl 8fl—Ar, brig Niagara, Havannak. Holmes’ Hole, Oct 516—Ar, echr R II Morton, Darien, for lloaton. Roi-hport. Oct 83- Sid, brig Surf, Savannah. -r Ib. 1H11CKS, Savannah, 1st qalV Northern Y 14 1& H 351 ‘24 0 00 Comperattvo View of Veaaels laOADINe IN TUI UNITSR NTATXB SOS fORBION PORT I I ' l85S-'5ft. 18 'rili: (IIIKHIIHEE LI,OHi,| A k rplIE only paper lit the city of Marietta. 11*,,',. 1. larae clrculaliou lo the Northern part of and Alabama, Is sn excellent advertlslnK in-r||. irD A. A'iKI.Nhon •’ Publish*,. WANTED, A COLORED COACHMAN, by the month or to go into tha country, about Are miii-a from i!'' rtty. line‘4-41 R. >HT. II A BKKrtli AM A m, v ““ l‘ l.M t OKN (.HITS A ,t|Tjr A LSO KICK FLOUR—made from New u l .V at tho .Mill in Iniiisn stri-oi. Families , - i v anno mu m imiisi, otreer. Families re»u„r' supplied by semlmg tlmlr namo und place of.reSs*7!l' s pommage respectfully solicited. CANDLES,Spermaceti Y lh. Suvunuah made,Tallow..if -tb. do.. Y • Y Ib.l ■ Y Ib. • Y lb.| ..Y lb. ..Y tb. ..Y their laiuilics enjoyed an easy competence, aud whilst lltoru are but low wealthy men in our town, l tlunk, in proportion to the population, there were perhaps ae lew paupers. The solicitude ol this ulusn ol men to continue work and support their lumtltes kept a large number of them in town. In , all, about fourteen hundred men were employed in lite yard They continued to drop olf, until not more than 225 answered to their names. How many of these deserted—how many have sickened ami died, wo cannot tell;but we know that more than 100 of their lamiltes are now supplied from tho rebel store daily, and that st least 050 (mosily Irom this class) have been swept away.— N-.w that the terror,contusion,continual employ ment, and, l may say, a sort ot recklessness, with tho subsidence of the fever has given place to se> t rb'tia r, pose and calm consideration—tho luturo j presents an aspect truly alarming. We know that ho orphans, the widowed und the agod are to ho mud lor. and we are resolved to poriorm our whole du y in this respect. We do not luily apprehend ayi and means, but wo will succeed. Our • r »8 ul 80-10, IT,a mejj, 303 ut 8 It 10, 700 at 8 *i, 12 8 11-10. 313 ut 8;i, Vial U, 15 ttttttf, and 53 bale* Jethro ut Ibjtf cents, Tito slock on sale Is light, and holders uro unwilling to sull until later accounts are received. Tho receipts In the United States up to this time, a* compared with last year, give the following result: Increase ut New < trleans Mobile Do. at i such publications as the London tllu-lraled News. Imn- l ® u y® r * , ,f On the 26th (no schooner Moonlight, (.apt. don Punch, llousehohl Word*, fee. Sc , may always he found on our Rouud Table—* xeept when removed by tome »elfl*h readet, which we regret to *ay Is not tin- j U 0 - was sent to the hospitul, "und it was probable frequently the cave. We feet,therefore, that In provl I |||gi he would not recover, ding *uah a resott, wa are oderlog the public a prtvl 1 Rodgers, also armed fmtn Sav mnsh, with the mute dangerously ill of muliy,naul bilious lever — lege, and doing It • lavor. We do not expect any profit ou our capital thus expended , or any remuneration f<T our labor. All we ask Is Ihut those who enjoy the privilege should save us from loss—that the receipts of (lie Room should defray the expense of mumtufnh-g It, and that the burthen be imt allowed to fall, In tha liTtn of a lax, upou ourselves. This is not the case ul Uts present time. . A good Reading Room may bo regarded as one n| the Institutions of a place, and we are exceedingly de sirous of continuing the privilege to our citizens. V\ l.h them the matter rests. Let new suhsc ibers come for-1 ward aud lend ua their aid, and we will cbeeifully con- } tribute all that may be due irom ourselves. While we j (Correspondenceel the savannah Republican.] Macon, October 31st, 1855. Editors Republican ^The Grand Lodge of Georgia, A. F. M. commenced its anual session on tho morning of tho 30th, R. W. D. G. M. Win. S. Rockwell presiding, with a representation ol 182 Lodges. The following officers where elected tins day lor the ensuing .Masonic year: Wnt C. Dawson, M. W. Grand Master. bope there may be no necessity for such a step, we feel constrained to add, that unless a greater interest is j niani'etted, and in tbe only wav that cau ‘‘carry con- I ▼Icliou with It,” we have resolved to abandon the prn Jeu mid rent ihe room ou tbe Istol Januaty next. Oct. 31st. Arthur Hood, Dupuly ' A. A. Gaulding " ' Geo. D. Rico, " •' W. S. Rockwell, * David E. Butler, W.S. G. 1st diet, 2d dial 3d dist, 4tft aist. L. C. Simpson, Jos. E. Wells, S. Kobo, R. T. Turner, Wnt. A. Love, W. J G. W.G. Warden. Treasurer. " Secretary. W. Sonior Deacon. " Junior “ Rev. W. J. iVialhows, W.G. Chaplaiu. B. B Russell, R- M. Smith, S. A. Borders, D. S. Harrison, Robt. B. Young, James V. Greer, Marshal. Steward. Bro. G. Pursuivant. Tylor. Tho weather hero is quite warm, and tho streets ar The alarm ot tiro last night was caused by * the burniug of a lot of paper in a room attached lo tho t : Telegraph Office in .Soroll's building. No dnmage 1 done. It was evidently the work ot an incendiary, ] as a quantity of friction matches were scut- 1 tered over tho floor and ani"ng tho papers, ol which | the occupant* of the building kuoW nothing.— j It was fortunately discovered in time to prevent j damage. i — very dusty. The river is low; business appears Wo noticed yesterday afternoon u line new j b f j 8 k. Yours truly, Z. schooner, just arrived Irom New York, which we ' . . *~ , : r*— asceriaiued to he the Geo. Davis, an addition to 1 ■ Aaml..iair«iim L tt.u l C«v. IleeUcr. Gilmore & Co'* line ol New York and Savannah j The Washington correspondent of tho N. York packets. She is ol 310 tons burthen, was built by I Herald writes to that paper us follows, from which G. LJeukyne at Newcasle, Delaware; ts 1151* it would appear (hero is a’’mortal good under-* feet lutigih of keel, 30 feet breadth of bomi, and i standing" between tho President and Reeder, nut- 10 feet depth of hold ; and is a neat and beau'ifnlly withstanding the removal ol the latter: D'*. ul -'uvunuab.... Do. ut Charleston .. Docrettso at Flnrlitn Du. ul Virgiuln and North Curultnii.. 337 471 Total Increase SE \ ISLANDS.—There Is nothing doing In Sen Is land Cotton ns yet. The market is very mill and must open tit low prices. RICE.—There I* not much activity in Rice as yet.— i-cutlercd population.will soon return lo aid us lit ! have heart of rales of some 4U0 casks since nur these important dunes, ami we shall then he more i l«»t report, ut 94 a $:> per hundred 5 exports 237 hopulul. i>y u census, taken about tho 1st of August, our population did not exceed 3,Uh0 ; of this number, more than 20(1 have died—a mortality unpreeedunl ed in the gloomy annals of dt-ensea—and yet 1 do not think that thb type ut tho late epldomtu was one ul pecnli.tr malignancy. The present popula lion (to any extern) hud never before experienced a visitation ot this d.souse—consequently were tin used to, aud iinimprcr-sed, ns it were, with the yel low lever contagion, (or whatever you may term it,) und might he compared to as many thousai ds persons transported Irem your healthlul city into the pi sti.eniial utnv'sphere of Charleston >>r Now Oilcans, during tho prevalence of yollow lever— all would sicken and probably a third die l Impo you will pard'-n this gloomy detail. I have «>u;y utiempted lo do that which your letter indicated. 1 will clos<* by reiterating an acknowledgment ol our graii'nde for lit# munificence bestowed upon our ufllictcd people. Very respectluily, Geo. W I'ct.TE, Corres'g Sec'ty, Portsmouth Relief Comtnnieo. To W. E. Manum, Secretary,Now York. Ufiiinrkable Wnmidk at 5i‘vastO|>nl- nt 'deled c-aft. Shu te commanded by Gapt, Smith* aud is consigned to Messr.k. Hunter *& Garnrnoll Theatrical.— Sltaksp-.ire'a groat play ol 'King Lear” will bo presented at the Athuna'um to night, Mr J imisorn as ‘‘Lear” and Mi*s Reeder in ttie character of "Cordelia"—Mr. aud -Mrs Crisp will ate" appear in two prominent chamulets Wo were not present during the performance inst evening, bul tea'll from tho*e wfi.i were, that "Rich-lieu” was played with entire success and to a vety good house. In the afterpiece, Miss Jessie Crisp mado “ her la«t ai'penranco on tt'is < r any o her stage," aud a*qu- ted nerself w itn rnuc ■ • teoit. Northern tlo. CHEESE, Northern. LOKFEE,i;ubu Rio Javt* CORDAGE, Tarred Mnnillu DOMESTIC GOODS Shirtings, brown.... Sheetings, brown... Brown Drill* Colton Osiiaburgs DUCK, English American Colton.. FISH, Muckerel, No. I. “ No. 2. « No. 3. FLOUR, Canal . Bah. Ho ward-street,sup. -Y bbl, tHitluduIjihia Y h'd, Georgia GRAIN, Com, curgo “ retull..... Oats Wheat GLASS. Am. Window. GUNPOWDER HAY, Prime Northern.. »* Eastern.... HIDES, Dry Deerskins IRON, Swedes, assorted. Pig tloop.. Sheet.. 33 (S* 12# 44 45 12# ...V yd. ...Y yd. ...Y yd. ...V bolt ,...<T yd. ...qri>bi. ...HThhl, .. .IT bill. .«tr bit* . New-t trlenns, Oct 23.... Mobile, Oct 19 ) Florida, «.ct 0 , Savannah, Nov I > Charleston,Ocl 25 I Other Ports, Oct 23 New York, Oct 10 I Total ... I 80 | 46 I 1)3 || 57 | 93 1124 & D> cat 14 tin (at 2<) (a; 16 44 6 (at (St 87# (St 10 50 Nail rods... LARD Rockland.. Y bid. ..Vbtt*. . ,Y hits. ..Hr bus. .. nr hu*. ,.hp loon 4 50 .. Hr keg. j 0 © HPcwt.l 1 00 (St HPcwt. (at .... Y lb.| II# <a* HP Ib.. HP toll. 1)5 50 HP hut. HPcwt.l 4 00 HPcwt. 4 50 I tiO 75 1 85 I 50 I 50 12# 44IIU (Si 30 00 C34 4 00 HPcwt. (J 00 ....HP Ib. 14 I.I.ME, Rockland 4Pbhl.| 1 25 LUMBER,H.Sawed,refuse..HPm.n. 1 U (it) Merchantable HPm.n. 14 no (at ltivcr Lumber,rentse... .HPm.n. Merchantable to prime...'‘HPm.n. TIMBER ( Itnng’g) for cxpnrt.HP nt. (Hringing) tor Mills HP nt- WhitehWalerl»ak pipestr.v. nt. •• * “ llhd. “...HP 111. ». “ “ Bill. ‘‘...HP tu. White Pino, clour HPm.lt. Merchnutahle. Cypress Shingles Sawed Cypress Shingles. .HPm.lt. 1 h IK) 15 IK) 12 till R no 50 00 30 IK) 20 110 ,30 IK) I 37 @ 8 00 (3) IH 00 (34 51 (HI (<ii 20 on c«i! 15 no ra 11 (a> till 00 (34 35 00 (at 25 on at 40 oit -HP in. ; ik 1 Hlai.tu of Savannah —The Board of Heal'h report Uiirteet* deu'.ti- in the cuy for tho week end ing October wOth. O: these Idled ol old me, 1 ol delirium tremens, I in child-birth, and I drowned Four were children under five yeara "I age. This shows well for the health ot our city. “ 1 was informed last evening by a gentleman high in authority, (lint the President has, from the commencement ol Ihe Kansas difficulty, been a warm Iricnd ol Reeder, and that ho would not have relie ved him had it not boon lor Jeff D.ms, w-h" had persuaded him t" b#-|ievo |h »l unle-s lie removed Reeder, the whole South would repudiate I his udmmistiHtion. Upon ilfui state ot ihe case ho iistemd t<< Davi* and 'lie voice of the South, ami j mad..- th- removal. But that it lie had it to do I over again, or a similar case should ever be pro- | scored, the counsel ol it sec rid </r third i>- ie <« ' would not l»o heeded. Fiirthoiinure, that if lt'-cd- | cr slmuld he permitted to lake Ins seat in Cmigies* I as a delegate Irom Kansas, it wculd not cause the I slightest uneasiness on Ihe part ol Mr. Pierce- It appears the Pre*idonl has ehanged his views since 'he eleetion in Maine and Pennsylvania. Korney, I understand, will do nothing to injure Reeih r's chances 111 the llouae, a* lie is a swrern Iriend >t ms, (Reeder's,) aud as ho is understood to he nt ti rested in land speetllaiions with Reciter in Kan- h.is. J* I). Davis and other Souihern men intend to nuke that the nsue 111 ihe election ot Speaker ; and wiffi I hut view are bringing everything in their power to bear." Augusta Theatre.—The Augusta papers adver tise dial their theatre will he opened hy Mr.Crisp Monday evening next. Mr. Juiinson and Miss Reeder will /orni port ol me Company. Our Au gust a Iriends muv promise iheinselvcs s rare neat in thu visit ol these actor* to their city. La:i- in «•%*' Y« Mr. James N. Norrei.i.,Cashier ol ihe Bank l of M ditgotncry, du d in ti nt iity, of yell- a few days ago Mr. N. was a na'ivo of Au ta,iu this State, where his parents still reside. Our Now York exchanges ol Monday last giv® account of u Bfvcrc gale that visited that city the day previous. Tho wind prevailed Irom the N W. the entire day, trees were stripped <>1 iLoir limbs and lulmgo, and sign-*,shutters,piacards.&c., &.C., blown about in every imaginable direction — CoiPtideruble injury wasdoue, in tins way, to pro* * perty throughout the city. fever, . Much dnmugo whs also done to the shipping in I the harbor, and much unuamness felt for that I the coast. Wo annex tho following list oi disas* c “— G.0BOUK."—Thi, paper „! it., uV.n r,om JhefU-Cd The brig E. S Penny, ol New York, Iving at the head "I pier 5 N K , broke adrilt irom her We extract from tho American Journal ol the Medical Sciences, for October, tho following no lice of some of the remarkable wounds inflicted jit tho recent bombardments ol Sevastopol: “ 1. Shell Wounds.—A seaman, knocked down hy a Iragment of mortar or shell, was picked up dead- The head was apparently swept Irom Ins shoulder, bin there was no trace of hemorrhage.— On disentangling his clothe*, which were tightly jammed nrotind th-' injured part, llio bond wa* loiind driven downward into tho chest, carrying with it a great port fun ol the blue shirt and r*ii c<>ml<>rter. A small tuft of hair ulono was visihb. at tin- bottom of a deep cavity. It was a regular I iiitiiS'iisceptren. " An officer of engineers had just entered lliu battery, when a 13-Inch mortar siteII loll close by him. exploding ns it struck tho ground. One thigh wa* blown m<" the ai* ; tho other, with ns bones shut lured throughout, but retaining its continuity ! by means of its integuments, was thrown around ] the back ol lita licck, ami hung pliautly "'er iho j opp'i'ite shoulder, jusi as the arm oi u elmd might lie m oontuct with Ms mother's neck. Ho lived tor n low minutes •• A shell was fired at u group, principally com posed ot sappers and minors. One whs killed, his lace having been sh"t away. Another was earrii-d up to tho first parallel, badly wounded. Oil ex- Himn .lion, n was found that half ol tho interior innM.iu of tln> dead man was diivon into the r ad ol the second manV mouth " Two artillerymen stationed in the 8 giut bat tery m the advance, til tho right attack were rol ling or lying down, enguged in conversation, when a sneli exph'ded as ir approached their p<'.*itren.— Tho bead ol one man wi.s taken off, a* it hy an axe above thn neckcloth, tho t«o ol which was m.di*tnrhed. Tho loreurm of the other m *n mti*t have lam in juxta-position with his thigh, I t both limb* were I pped olf by the satn.i blow, hi a litre corresponding with Foupart’s ligament. 'I’ltis man hvi 'l tor ub.nit ha.f an hout, urgently r qiesDng all around him lo keep sprinkling Ins taco win water. The wound* in both limbs were jagged — The inuscl.-s "i the thigh were drawn out m long bands. There was no hemorrhage “ 2. Wounds Irom Round Shot .—These wounds are easily recognised at the first glance, a* there is bat little vanity in Hie appearance they p-«-.s* i,r.— \|u*t of the nvn killed t.y shot had their he ids knocked away either completely or in part How ever, some cases ocoured where tlrese large pr*»— jnctocH v cm through iho body, an I even tlir. uclt ihe upper part ot the thigh, making orifices > m 'mice and oxit. "A hombardnir, at one of the mortar hattcric while in the act ol laying tho mortar, wiresliucR over iho ribs hy a spniil shot, which hud barely aufficiunt force to rmchot over the parapet and drop into'he covered way. As soon as thomanwi.- -truck, ho utt. rnil a li.ud scream, and, as lie toil made a conclusive death grasp, and seized the can f the officer who was standing beside him Den h ! casks, all to 1’hUbdetphia. It.nigh Rico I* quoted ut ifl 05 u ft 15 par bitsfiel, extremes; 2,not) bushel* dimmed hands at 9. III. The rccuintsof Bough Rice during the week were 42,437 biishels. Fl.uUR.— There bss been un active deinatul during Iho week, Slid lurga sales were inude, at tho following qunluthiiis: SU. li 2, amt U 5ii per nur re I tor superflue. We quote 8S 87# a J 25 ns extremes ut cluio of busl- ne«s yesterday. Sticks are selling nt 54 371* a 4 02#. An extra article of r'luur is held nt 910 n U 50. WHEAT.—U’e cant Intro to qttole $t 83 ns tho rate ut which red VVheui It selling, Ihouuh we havo heard of Ihe sale of a lot ofitlu tu.ka ul ft Ul# per bushel, sacks Included, and another or 375 rucks ul I 80 per budiel.— Thudeniand lius b(«n good ami the trau-aclloiis liberal. The receipts were .6,989, and the exports 4,707 buahoK CttRN.—There 11 a good supply on the market, and ll.u demand nrederute. H o quote this week 80 a Due. per buii|iol,llie latter figure being the retail price avked. JJA Y, on the wharf, laquoted ul St 00. Tho market Is well stocked whh a very prime arlielo of Northern and Eastern which is aellmg at retail hs follow*: lor Northern 2 37#, mat Eastern 1 62# a 1 75 per ewt, Tbe du i and Is moderate. OATS.—There it not much lu market, and little or none of country la Ural bauds. .Maryland is held at 65c. per bushel. A lot of 900 sucks Mar> laud to arrive w.s sold at 82#c. per bu-liel. BACON,—There U a liebt slock In flrst hands, which wo quote us follows: Hums 15 a 16, Shoulders 13a 14, and Side* 14 a 15c. per Ib. BAGGING.—Gunny Bugging is held at 15 a I5#c„ and Sea Island ill 35c. per yard. There Is bul a amall stock in market. BALE ROPE.-We quote Kentucky at 9# a 10c.— The Mock mi build Is small, Iml enough for the demand. < >lhcr articles not alluded lo iu our remarks, will be found correctly quoted in our liM of prices, herewith; no liberation having taken pines during the week. WINES.—In addition lo llio lislof Whies quoted iu our letter she. 1, wo have 11 >w to give an excellent ur. ll; e o M 'uiuwbu, of the following bruuds and quota, tin-■*: t.oiigworlb's Sparkling Cuiuwbu, In qts. fl3per. It \;do Isabella,qts, 13: lor the former in ptuts,9l4 it (lskufiiuib for Longworlh’s Dry CntawbuSH per box. FUKIGIITS,—To Liverpool we quote Colton dull *jd. To Boston #0. for Cotton. To New York by Steam PMps tiy railing vessels 5-Btc. for Colton and fde |,t-r busliul for Wheat To Buliluioro nointually #c. To fhi Inilnlphta by Steamers 7-IGc. for (.'otlon; R2 y5 per cn*k l >r dice, und Blc per bosltel for Wheat. EXCHANGES.—We qiiolo Sierllng83)8# percent ■ Y in. ...Hfgul. ...HFgul. ,...Y Ib. ...Y bbJ. ....Hfgul. •V gal* 4 00 in no 12 IK) I 25 Red <'nk Slav MOLASSES, Cuba, New-ltrleuns NAILS, Cut 4d. to 5MH1.. NAVAL STORES, Tar.. Spirits Turpentine.. Varnish . Ol LH,Sperm, winter strained.-HF gul. ' “ full ** If gal. “ summer” HFgal. Whale, Rucked,winter. - -HFgaj. l.insetHl ” ' Tanners' OSS A IU-' KGS, Flax pi >RK, Mess, Western... Prime Mess, New-York PORTER, London RAISINS, M. It SALT, Liverpool, coarse. Cargo, hulk Turk’s Iduml SPIRITS: 1 _ Bracdy Otard, Dupn; >.HF gal.| 4 50 Dr. A. Sclgnette's. . -HF g“|- 2 50 lit. Legerfrerea. .. D(. Peach Do Domestic Gin. ffcllaud SPIRITS, Gin, American. Rum, .lumaicn. ‘» N. E., bills ... Whiskey. Phll.to Ihilt.. • HF gal. “ New*Orlenns...HFuul. SUGAR. Muscov’d St.Croix..HF W». Havana, white HF Ib. @ 4 5o (at (34 16 3b 4# ( 02# (Si 70 8.5 (3* i 50 I 50 50 I 10 05 © 10 16 preiii The Banks : lulling Sight Clucks on ull. them cities at per cl prom., and purchasing Sight Bills ut J*: 16 dujs ul #, 30 day at #(s)#, OUdayi per c. discount. sin 1 iTiicit 1 of Cotton. Stock on liuiid, Sept. I... 1854-’55. |S, lsl.H-'plnitd.||8.lil.|Uplnnd previoii ■ci'ipts. * 8.'ll, •HFgal. ... -HF bid. 15 00 ...HF yd. 8# ait ...Vbbl.|25 00 Qj 27 . ..HFbbl..20 00 ... Y bW ...HFdi.z. 1 75 ...HFbox.l 3 25 ....■^s'k.i 1 10 10', (at 22 110 2 7.5 .-HF bu.t <3t I.18T OF VE88EL8 IN PORT. Ships. Alntiama(s)Scheiick..l500.NY’k..PaUelford, Fay A Kalmnaxo.i, Tu>lor....70H.L’pool...W ItaUorsbylc Co Mitrlu c Day,( base... .993.1/pdol TR k J G MTBs HWalloe, Paxton...WHl.I.’pool J K Wilder M Whitmore, tVhltni’e.649. I.’pool.. .Brigham, K S. Co Ell Whitney, Marlin...532.I.’pool..I’udelford,Kuy&co Charter Oak. Iloiidlctie.... I.’pool. Brlgbnin. Kelly ItCo Mury Al Adeline.Murse.n37.dlsu’g. .Brlgh’m, Kelly 4tCo Ossi-ppen, Umere IKNI.Havre II. Gowdy Mur* iigdeii,Loveland.tMto.L'pmd...VV Battersby 6l Co Florida, Huunerinan... lO.IS.dfsc'g T U It i G Mill* .. Barques. Vamanraw, Forte 5H7. I.’pool E A Boiillard Flight,Calhoun 3e0.Boston..Dhub S Washburn Rudlunl, Fllmi iKHi.ltos’n.Brigham, Kelly ft. id .-lebiioli, McNeil (KHi.disc’g. ..Hunter &. tiammell Dublin, Peterson 378.Bus’ll..Ruse, Davis S. Long Muriu Morion, Bulkley.42.5.disc'g Cobeiis S. Hertz . . Brigs. Francis Jayne,Coffin N.Y’k...Ogden, HtarrflcCo Mucoii, Watkln York....Rowland K s..u Bio Grande, McCobb. .OIMl. Ilalli Cohens Ai I lei U E P Sweet. Dunton....258.diBc’g..CurleUin At Parsons Abbey Francis,Gardner249.N. n .Brigham Kelly At id Venus,Soule (lull. WHit’g.. .Ogden, «isrr At Co AuiiIhh, Yules IDS.diuc’g M Powell At Co Sen I'ouin, Purk (XKJ.dlsc g Muster l.aulq, Fish di8c'g...UumerAc Gummed 5 fliikee, Poland Master Mechanic, Deunlug illsc'g. ..Oarletou Ac Purmus ‘•’••"'Ire, Mhchull 218.Bon’n..Brigham, KellyAcfo ....disc'g...Carlelon Ac Parsons *98. wait’g...Ogden, Starr Ac Co . 2IK). d isc’g, Mualtir ...J Roberts Harriett, Lovel Kohls, Knownlton.. PhIiiiui, Parker It M Charlton, Llghtborn.-disc’g Sohooners. Ann -Maria, Conklin N. Y..Pndelford, Fay 4c Co W I. Riirroiighs, GratTaa.. .walt'g. Brlgbnin, K<.||v Ac Co Klvira, Alien Host’ll .'Brigham. Kellv Ac Co E J N.Y’k.Brlghant, Kelly Ac Co D S Mersclion, Graham.... Ball.. Brlglmm, Kelly Ac Co Kale Brigham, Evans N.Y'k. Brigham, Kellv Ac Co F A Hall, Kuin Phil’n..Brigham,KellvAcCo I. s Davis, Abel N. Y k...Ogden, sinrr’ai Co lleniiutl Flunner, Appllght.Boston.limiter Ac Gatnircll D 8 A)eraboj,, Graham Bult’o. Urlgham, Kelly Itl.'o ...N.Y’k Cohens Ac lle.tz .. .N.Y’k.. .1 igden, Starr Ac Co ...N.Y’k.R fiuhershain Ac 8011 • Boston. Bus*... Davis Ac Long .. .disc’g. Waver AcConstanUne ... Bus’ll. .Ruse, Davis Ac Long ...Wuil’g Rowland Ac Son ... lion'n.. Hunter Ac GnuuueB ...N. Y’k CohensIlerlz . ..N.Y’k... 1 igden. Starr Ac (d ....disc'g J T lhumus . ,.N. V’k..Dnna Ac tVnilihurn . ..disc’d. .Pudellord. F«y Ac id .. wait'g. ..Liana Ac Wa-bliuru .Johnson Louis.-, Hudson Penal*,r, Duyioti A Mnson, Smith Alex tinier, Christie,.. Sunny South, Weeks.. Munettu Hand, Terry.. G It Dick«on, Gaskill.. Eclipse, Downs Enclinntress, Jayne.... v It I’luter, Gaudy..... Empire. Osborne ..niuuriin, Briggs Iluz.-, Smith GKO G FAHIPj W AA TED. A Mule and a Female Teacher, fur a r.r,uui. ll. East Florida. Enquire of ' 1 8PJSNUSH LVHHELLk CO °**‘** 154 Bay airai- »ti:.TIOVAI,. A UG. Ac henry MILLER have removed to u* office No I, over Rodgers Ac Norris’, cornerl« and Lincoln streets. oovt'" TO BENT' Tpuis WHARF east of end adjoining “ • l.arU-„ X S.euinhoal Company’s Wharf,” at present ot/® pied by Tholuas Puree, Esq. Pnssessi'.n g v, :tl i,-. cember next. Apply lo J. BllYAN. Itrokir ** roker our *-,* UT ft*) llyiet, I POSTPONED SHERIFF HALE.—Will bs M | d a.,,.. 1 the court Douse door In Sy I vanla, bft»eea Lh B i„.! al boors of sale, on me Ural Tuesday m Decembt,r, ei , llio following properly, to wit: (me tract ot hatUM* lying and being in the comity of Hcrtsim, on the unty of Seriveu, 0 n th* l l.iitle Ogeucliet-, containing two hundred scree ' joining the lands or Jobn M. Lucas and ou.era, u,^. ou an the property of Alury Black, lo aatisf, 00s c •' gage fl fu in favor of the Trustee* ol the county Academy vs. said Mary Black. LDAII.NI) It. GROSS, D.B.P Hylvanlo, tia., Ocreber 26. 18.55. net 30-eo:i I ilLOT AND NAVY BREAD.—75 bbl. Pl.otatd'.S'in Bread in store, und for aula low, b* uov2 JOHN INGL’HAOU. / t ROUND vJ .•-pices from tbe Hudson Mills, New York, luevoV- und for lule at New York prices, by nov 2 JOHN INgKKS'jLL / (ANAL CJAL.—50 tons superior Canal C*.»| Vy sale, tu arrive per ship Chaos. Apply t-, nov 9 DANA Ac IVAcDfRUfiX, I I A Y — IIH) bales lauding, and lor sale by IX imv 2 MINIS Ac J< illNST / * UNNY CLOTII, lauding and for sate b* V J nov 2 MINIS u JuHXPTny iitr uK LK CHAMPAGNE, landing anflTTil. Lby nov 2 MINIS Ac J(juNeT<).S IJACON, HIIOULUERsTsIDLS A ND II \’ I>nndlor oale by (nov 2J MINIS Ac JOB.NsTo.N.* oUPEHFINE FLOUR.—150 sacks Superfine Flov O Ju»t received, and for sale by uov 9 LYNN Ac 8N1DER. i y 1H- ijr c< LYNN At.s.MDEa ROUND CoFFEE.—20 boxes Irarh groui.d k . Coffee, 3 do do do old Java Colfeu. In store,u: for rule ul Now York prices, by ' nov 2 JOHN INGKUS01.L. t illA.MPAGNE WINE.—51) basketsq'.s aud ptsHeT. > "ick V\ ine, 50 baskets qts aud pts Hungarian I. ; i. V. CON NEK AT It CU. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. • HF gul- HF gul. HF gul. . Y «»!• . |F gul. . -HF gul. "F gul. brow 1 New-Orlenns Loafund Crashed.. 8< >AP American yellow.... SHOT,ull sizes SEGARS, Spanish Aini'rlcun TALLOW, American TOBACCO, Manufactured...- HF 2 50 2 75 1 50 45 I 25 45 1 60 44 (3) 7# rut 7# (3) 16# (3) TEAS, Souchong.. Gunpowder Hyson TWINE, Seine Baling WINES, Madeira Sicily Madeira Tonerlfle, L. P Multtgu, Sweet “ Dry Claret, Marseilles... “ Bordeaux.... Champagne . . WOOL,Southern Unwashed. .Y Ib. “ Clean HF Ib, WOOL-SKINS, Lamb’s Y en Sheep’s HF ca HF HF ■ Y Ib. • HF tb HF tb •HF gul • HF uni ■ HFgal. -V g«l. . HFgal. • HFc'k. ■ HF c’k HFd> (at 50 no <& 15 ui' @ 14 1 60 I 0(1 46 ® 50 @ 5b 8 till (3) 20 & 18 @ 18 85 Slock of Cutlun in Inferior Towns. 1855. 1854. Aturm-tn and Hamburg, Oct I... 3110 Macon, Oct 1 2NI5 Moniuomt-ry, Ala., Ort 22 124*10 Memphis, Tenti. Oct 13 6765 Columbia,S. C.,Sepl is 4.10 ( oluiubus, Gu., Oct 22 11469 IdliOl) 5847 IOI7H 1-1131 6KKI A T H K N JE U M . J!!!‘ 'y*,??: Lessee and Manager MR. J. HUNTLEY Stage und Acting Manager Last Night bul one of Mr. GEORGE JAMISON and IVliMN XOiriNF. ItFEDEH. Friday, Kovembnr 2nd, 1855. Will b« p. rformed Iho Tragedy of KINO LEAH. ^ e . ar Mr GEORGE JAMISON ‘4" rd - , . i . a Mias I.OIWE REEDER FANCY DAM E-ynss J FOl'LKUUD, To c.'iiclde will) the Farce of SCASHFlt AND CKAS1IEH. 8l ” hcr Mr W B Chippendale To-morrow henefll ofMIt. GEO. JAM1M).\. Doors open at 7—1 ‘nmmence at 7 1*9, nov 2 _ 15 kegs Choice Goshen Butler, 25 boxes < 'been.: ■ sale by nov 2 J. V. CONNER AT At • 1 RANDLES—5„ boxes Adamantine Caudles, ’*> . Tallow candles, o’s aud 8's, 2o do sperm, for «u J. V.CONNKRAT fle C M ackerel and iikkrinuk—sobbisNMi,'siu 3 new Mackerel, 50 (this Herrings, for rule by J. V.CONNKRAT Ac ( CARPET AND UPHOLSTM WARE HOUSE, No. 140 CoftOHttas avd 57 f*T. JOLtKlt Btkkiti, X‘!o uKMG.NLD woiibi lake tins opporlui.i'; expre«s to Ins friends and tho public genera . his sincere thanks lor llielr liberal patronage anil ;• L flui-nce, which has resulted in extension of Lis trade - all nnrts of me State. Also, Carolina, Florida, Alatm 1 and Tenne-tee, thereby enabling him to exhibit a itxt unsurpassed in ui y .-ou hern city. Families, Merchants. Hoiel Keepers, and steamb i owners.an- parii. ularly invited to examine the pre*': stock, which I* now complete in ull the va'ious de;i-. meiils, consisting In part ol Ihe following goods, vix CARPET DEPARTMENT, ARMORY HALL. .hmtKing .lll’chttnical exhibition-, of 150 Gloving Figure*, IN DIFFERENT ATTH IDES, ARRANGED IN A CURIOUS AND AGREEABLE MANNER, Open Tlii* Evening:. Ocl. 30, From 7 until 16 o’clock. Admission 25 cents. Children under 12 years half Fare Rednccd—CaMn Passage szo. Foe .Vein Work. SiivuunuU Exports, November 1. Per ship Georgia, Liverpool— 8.540 bush \Yheal 2655 bales Cotton, and lu.iHH) f. et f .umber. j I'erschr Senator, New York—3151 sacks Wheat, 3u0 cusks RIhp .860 casks Rico Flour. Lx I 5j •* previously. 8t...-k on liitud, Nov I. 79; •Including 127 bales Imriicu. 1 lillll! 1 22 ' 3134 013:16; 1 78j 6-27 78136, 7(I6| 12.61 640.1 31074 i ■-i.il 46 -4:i,j 8.i| on.7 37l63,| 615| 0.544 Exports of Cottou from Savaunab. Uber Brilish Ports, j.. I’otul Great Britain,7771.. 1 Sept. 1, From Sept. I, > Nov. l.|i’5«, to Nov. 1, 8.5.L _|| 1855, li plaiul.il 8.1. |Upland j b *IK)'| |'. -I- rtlitHlii |., 1 Uliet French Purls,....|. -I..:: reign Ports...| ■ '•■reign Ports,.. 1.. pubitslied at Mnnetia, Cobb conn'y, fins a large circulaiion in Upp -r Ueorgiu, Alabama und Ten nessee, and is ably conducted. Mr. Atkinson, one of it* editora and proprietors, is now in nur city, lor the purpose of oflering it ns an cdvertisiug medium to our merchants and other men ol busi ness We have no doubt they will |. u amply re paid lor any patronage th y may extend towards him. See card in our advertising columns. [communicated J Will his Honor, lire Mayor, inform the citizens of Savannah, why it is that the Gas Lamp at the head of Indian street, sluo tho Lamps ut tin* cor ner ot West Broad, Buy, Bryan and Jefferson streets ars extinguished every night one hour hu- *oro any otl.ei Lamp in tire city? and why Ireve the l’olico Officers, who were instructed to plmc llio same ou the DockoI, treglec'.fcd to do so I and oblige an Enquirer. A.nswxx.—We would inform "Enquirer" tint his complaint ia already upon the docket, and that his nume appears there as oneol the witnesses. [Ed's Rkit-'b. Medical Bfcrecy —An important judicial decis ion respecting medical ►••crecy has lately been made in Antwerp, viz: tlint u nredical man who registers x child whose mother ho lias ntrended in labor, is not bound to divulgu the name of tho lat ter, il he has made n promise to keep tho eourot* Tho London Lancet suy.s that the question and tnnl had caused much sennation among our Bel* giau brethren, and we uro happy to elute that a large number of thorn joined support Dr. Hessen, who refused to give the namo oi lire mother in the case ol the description mimed Listening', and was driven up me -lip to lire Iml head, in her passu ire among iho vessels lying in tho slip, her trysail boom struck ihu muin-topgul hint bucksiay d 1 0 brig Tavernier, ol Key W.-si, which earned away tho topgallant must just above the slings oi ihe yard. Slto also ran inio and dam aged a canal boat, carried away her own jib-boom, stove stern, &.u. Tho two mutes hud gone ashore, and there was no one on board hut tho night watch man, who wuh then asleep The ship ^nglo-Saxon, laying nt tho end ol pier No. 8, Lust river, parted her bow hawsers, but ruce.ved no damage. I'he sluon Janrea Florence, of Now York, when under weigh,and oil the slip ol the Bock slip lerry.m Williamsburg, in attempting to tack, missed slays and drilled nloul of tho pueking ol llio slip. Hi r bowsprit was torn out, and sho was afterwards (owed out ol the slip 10 an anchorage by one ol the lorry boala. Tho schooner Knickerbocker, of Little Egg Har bor,N J., wlnlo lying at lire foot of Wails alroet, was driven against llio wharf, hy which her lar board counter and bulwarks forward on tho s.iino side were stove ihrouuh. ller small boat whs aUo badly smashed, and sumo spiles of tho doek wero broken off. Tho tide during tho afternoon whs very low.— Must of tire vessels in lire slips on iho North-river wore ngrouud,and somo inc. iivonicnoo whs cuused to passengers cna-ing to Brooklyn, by the lorry boats getting uground in lire ferry slips on the East river. nsiunlunoous, ulihougli there was no nuru Host n .r bleach "t aerfauo to show iho mu* of tire iniu<y. 1 Nothing could persuade his compnni. ire imjuiu*! lh*- i-b a of his having been killed by a ‘wind con tusion.’ “During lh.' past winter, a shot riochetted wuh gre .t force over one of tho parapets, carrying a wav tire cap Irom h seaman’s head The mail was a Xio stunned, but no lurthcr mischief cnsuoil.— Wlrei 1 ih<* cap was picked up,it contained 11 hand fill o| hair, which hud boon shaved from the sc iln hy'In* shot. This would have been a poser’ l -r the old wind contusti-.nists ! “3. Bullet Wounds.—Our advanced tronchos be ing. in many places, within forty yaid* of lire eire- my’s rifle pit', wounds of great severity wore in flicted on both sides, as the fore** ol the bullets un iminished- bv distance. Tho orifices it caused by tire conical balls more resoluble shell wounds, in 8"tne instances, than a bullet aperture. In wounds about the head, especially, 1 have seen arly tho whole of tho parietal bone curried it- way. Revival.- Wo have quite nu iniuroting revival ol religion going on at die I'rusbytenan Church, in this city. Tire meeting has been progrcsHiug now over a week with considerable success—amne fif teen or twenty having connected ihemsolvus wnfl lire church. Dr. Tnlni .go, of Oglethorpe l,'ni- suhscriplion lo vuiHiiy, preached on Sund-iy morning, and again at night lo crowded audiences, with Ilia u-ual ulniity aud good odeet—[Atlanta Republican. A soldier of tho 33./ wnsstmek hy it ball, which made six openings. It passed through the right thigh, through tho scrotum, und through the lelt thigh, where it escaped. “Tho Russians us.-d sovoral kinds ol bullets— one a solid conical hall, which belongs to the Liege rifle; another, of a largor size and conical form, hollow at the base, with n small pillar, or nipple, standing in tho cavity. Il is surrounded by three lines. Al the huso,to guide tho hull in 11s flight, there aro two other smaller ones, in*•difiu-i— inure ol this principle. Tho old round bnll is also still employed. In some cases, two of those round bullets have been louud connected by a transverse wire, like bnr shot. “4. Grape Shot wounds havo boon severe nnd numerous. The following wus an interesting I'liiliidclpfiiu Haiti more .iii.l Norfolk,. I. L'lnirlestoii,. • it her I • >. I’orts |. *6161 4»*4 ... 1324 1... 241.8,1.., 41 j 24 41 “:T. ; 7 i3| | 4l“| Grand Total | 4I| 4i>?f:<i| 851 mil Exports of Rice and Lumber from Savannah. «.«r. «x,.„»T<nT U .l in. h i Caska | Great Britain si. .lolin’Miml Hulliux. West Indies 1 ilher Foreign Ports.. Total Foreign Ports.. 881| Maine Mas'nchusetts." Rhode l.'himL&c New York Pltiladolplila .... Biiitimore and N"H"lk Clmrlestoii Nnw*t 'rleiins, Ate other Ports 418 ftlj '.;si Total CmiHlwiae 1764: I From Sept. I. From Sept. I, 18.55, tm Nov. I, 18.54.‘.n Nov. I, | IAW. I 1854. kit. I*l< k. Ll MIIK t. |(.'asks| Feet. ,IKHIi..[... f *170400 B72| 17U40U 5*-2.2im ., 388,21)0j.. Uli'.i.tlliOj 5I2i 23121 61 ll ll it) 7ittUU H4IIII0 5l2j tf'.I.VKIII Grand Total,.'.’ I 2-58S|3,IU5,3liU| |,:W4|l,l66,3nU HF.CF.H T8 PER CENTRAL RAM.ROAD. Hr,v 1—1632 ba*‘‘ B Gotton. 762 sacks Wheat. 50 do Meal 13 r > to R\e. 116 **° Corn, 5 huh s Domi cile* amt imlzr to K I’nrcons S Co, J W l.nthrop It Co,Dui.ii 6l Washtiurn, \V Duncan, Hardwick At Cooke, tVa> At Tirelor, A S lluriralue, Patten, Hutton At Co, Luse. Dm vis At Long, s M Lnffl'Piiii. Brigham, Kelly At Co. Hun ter A Uumtiu U. Pmlelford, Fi y ft Co, W Batterkb) At < O, J Joins, J W Anderson, Belli, ft Fo-ier, J ohci.s At Her z. Iliiilsi.il. Fleming At Co. N A Hardee At Lo, R'lliun ■v Slum,. I r 11 llmintey, " I ■.um"i | "g, 1- W Siiih G II .Inliiison, M H Williams, H McAlpIn, White - Bishop. J B Store, G W J Pfunuiinn. II " eat, s c Dunning, G W Sitles, Wuyne, Gr. nvtlle At t », W H Bnrrouglis, la mi At Snider, J liiger-oll, J b Tucker, crane, Well* At Co, A J ft D W i irr,Order. HIcc, Flour anil Corn. Extracts of letters received by u commercial house in this city, yesterday: *• Bai.timork, Oct 27. “In consequence of the light stock of Rice on the market, the transaction’ have boon limited, although tho demand from the tr-.ilo is at a slight advance in prices. We quoto good to prime new Rice 6#o5#.” “New York, Del 27. “Common brands of Stule Flour ure quoted ut S' 75 nfO; Geuetco « Atiaffil 1, the quality is inferior to that o ( lust year. 81. Louis is quoted »t9 50a9l 1 per bbl. The St. Louis Flour ut 0 SO it said to be a* good as Genesee 1,1)11. Mixed Corn is quoted at 91aU7e; y ellow aud white are scar o and nominal. Old wh te would bring SI fu r bushel iu large quantities; 85c la • ffared aud Due is asked for Corn delivered in lauuary.” THE STEAM-SHIP ALABAMA, ''ill sail Saturday, Nnv. 3rd, at 21 o’clock P '1 The .splendid lust going Steamship x j'!«eaeai ALAHAMA, Capt. Nehenck, will leat c a 1 nl,oVe ‘ 1 ,,r Freight or Passage ;.n ^jJnuOK ply to padelford, fay & i o. Cal.in Passage 8leernue Passage N ■ ll.-Slll|,|KT. l.f t'otc.l, toy llK'.it* '.‘luiuilt-r,. Will ph tree take notice, tlint no Cot on will he received al tne pr-sses ihut re mu distinctly marked on the edge of fie hale. noV | Royal Medal Ion, Do Velvet. Mocet Wilton, Do Brussels, Tapestry do, Power Loom do, Three I’lylngralf. Two Ply do# Wool Dutch, English Drugets, (var..j widths.) Mosaic I tear Hi Ruga, Velvet aud Chenille do, Tufted do. Piano and Table Cov.n, Door Mats, (every rarl-- Silver Ac brass -lair Ext, Carpet Bindings, Ate. CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Rrocutells, Luce and Muslin Curla-J, Nitinde l.iiines. Gill Cornices, Satin and silk Damask, I)o Pins and Bonds. Worsted nnd Colton do Tassels, Loops «nd Cr.rti Velvet anil Plu-h, (various colors,) Window 8b»>‘, Glow style.) Also, every variety o! Furniture Cou:- ing, Til'uiuiinuH and Materials for Decorations. FLOOR OIL CI.OTH8, Jrom two to 24 feet wide, for hulls aud rooms, catf- ^without a scam. The subscriber will obligate himself to nmlce the f'- ces on all descriptions of goods ns low aa the same (••• ity cun be purcba.-ed in any Northern city. ur Carnets cut to rooms and good* teut to toy (it of the city tree of charge. Or An experienced Upholster will attend t« :i making and laying of CarpeU ami Oil i lotbs abei - qnired. Tho Decorative and Curtain Department a J charge of uu Upholster of uckhowledged tat'oandtL- \\’ H.GUION. \gent. net 18 140 Congress and 5781 Julian atreeu. f' or f*■'* iforleliHif ". lulcavo 'Vednesday Oct. 3J,at 1H o’clock, A. .M — M , ST . T .. - „ **|»l“mll«I steamship k dipt. Gar- . vln, will leave ns above. Cabin Passage to Philadelohla 620 8tccrug.. •• “ ’ e ,r ’re'Shl or passage apply to C. A. L. LAMAR, nJrrn POR noSTON.-Th s bark s _ EB.»i >18. Capt ■UsUm 1 "lemun, will meet w Ith despatch,lor tlieabove pur., For irciglil apply to HUNTER At GAMMF.I.L. ; J. FOR B')r»TON.—8chr. /JAXE.^mlih mutter, ^Sj^SLIiuvIiiu most of her cii'go engaged, will meet wuh de-jmlch as abovo- For hulnucu oflrelght, apply »'» nova DANA it WASHBURN. VC8NC1, It.tNtED. "essel Irom 4nu lo .'.On ions to load with _ d Lumber for Cades. For which n libe- i-ighl will be paid. Apply to COHENS At HERTZ. /£>(** A v **»*a*l sawed I .ui z > FOR l’"lt,\DLI.PIIiA-—The new schr 4Llkl’LAT..R.'- J. R. . Uapi Gundy, having part ot her cargo enga.ed will meri with despatch lor ihe above non.— For freight apply to nnv2 HUNTER At GAMMF.I.L. OR NEW YORK—Gu.more’s Reuclak Tho now 8,-hr GEORGE DAVIS. Cup- lain Miiiih. having part of her cargo engaged, will tarn Miiiih.hav wiih de-patch lor lire above port.” FoMreigiit, apply re uov 2 HUNTER At UAMMELL. ‘ Comparative Receipts, Exports and Slocks ofCmion m the Port ofdavunnnh,froin <st8cptembertodale luctiut*. Exports, 30.518.. Cartriimeb for tub Crimea.*—The Montreal Chronicle of the 12th inmant states that tho com- miisauriat ndvertisna for a vessel to convey six thrum itid barrets of cartridges from Quebec to Contracts .run New (Torn.—Wo havo heard ol but lew contracts lor now corn. The prices range Irom 25 to 30 contH Wo would udvim inrmorts not to bo loo hasty in tuking prices oflu/eiJ by speculator*. Under llio intlnonee ol tho exulted statu ul lire market lor hruadHtuflii, aud England. 'I'ho large consumption ol ammunition anticipating a largo foreign demand, prices are in the present war not only exhausts all that the firm throughout tho country, and but low sales are mills can make, but will cause tho larger part ol nittiio in cousequonco.—[Last Tennesseean. Ihe contents ol the provincial magazines to be calico out of their slumber* into actual service. The Now York Herald of Friday says: “We are requested by Dr. Ditvoga to correct an error which appeared in the Recount ho gave iih of the condition of affairs at Fuvasiopol. Ilo say Bi'.rtincj Women.—A match game of billiards for |3,000 ia m be played in Now Orleans Bonn, be ! that ho whh five monihs only in tire Ctiinon on tha tween two Creole ladies of the '‘first respecte j medical auffof llio Russian unity, and not cloven bl'lly.’* Th... wunu-n ... ..Id to h«,„ f„w H " * l “ “ It th'i game, even among gentlunien, in tire Uoilcd StatoH. * There Were eighteen dcalhe in Charleston lest week. In New York, three hundred and sixty- one, an incresao ol twonly. In Philadelphia,one bun ired aud eevetiiy-eight, a like Increaae.' In Balmn <re, eighty-two, a decrease of three from lust week. Hi alto of Charm-ston —Thero were only 18 sths in Charluston last week. months hs we slated. Hu also says that, although it ia possible to eonuentrato their whole dreponahle force there on any one point in tire Crimea, it would tnke some weeks lor reinforcements to roach them from Unn-ia *’ It wae rumored iu London the duy before the steamer sailed, that ill- big six-wire cable, weign- itiu eight tons lo tire mile, Which WHS being laid scrota the Maditorarreen from Franco to Ahtiont, w*a cut and Abandoned in it gale of wind, under uircumaintrevs very similar to those which to'er- ruptud tho Mpcratlnus of tbe Newl .midland L"in- pany Iasi amniuer Forty miles ol Ihe cable Iml been laid. It wua i..mured in Loudon lor nhimt $300,000. I8|6... 1817 II 13..., Ia4"(.. 47,71-.. "A soldier of tho 49th was struck on tho temple hy a grape allot, which destroyed tire i-qiiaiii.ui>' portion ot lire temporal hono. The lirnin w.ih flow ing through tire wound, the man breathing blertorously The grape shot was supposed to l>u wuiim tire hUiiII. It was subsequently tound iu bin mouth, at tire huso oi the longue, pressing , against tire epiglottis. “Since lire eoiiiimmconiunt of ai ;go operation* helorn Sevastopol, one medical offioor liaa been killed, and two or three have lieon wounded. Tire Itrat, Mr- O'Leary, assistunt surgeon ol the fidtto regiment of light inlantry, waa actually cut in two by a motion ball wliilu in the act of eaMsliug a wounded seaman. It is only to bu wondered i> tlint more disunities have not occurred among lire medic l officers, lor during the boat of the lire lire’ ure constantly called from place to place, running along lire h.iitories, through tho lino ol fire, in (pilot oi the wounded. During the second bom bardment. I li ih peripatetic system wus very trying and (aligning, for lire aoil was heavy and iunucioii« Irom tire torrents»nf rain that then deluged ilu* trenches, nnd instances occurred whore officers' hoots drew off while running along to assist tire wounded." 18.5.5 ... 23,402. ... 41.206.. .. 31,BH • . tn.iKtl.. I,. 70,735.. . .22,788.. .. 11,2(1*.., . .32,1711... .311,176 .. ..34.725.. Utockl 5,631.. .. 16.466 . ...21,413 , ... IV,102 . .. .411,575 fiUeFni ... 8,102 ...24655 ... 26.689 ....22,563 ,...12.871 ...24,657 .... 17,838 .... 7.156 ...38 260 nirailve Stateinuni of the Foreign Exports ol Cot on Irom the roiled Stales, from Seplemlier 1st, in I lie ollitwlug years: 18.55- ’56. l854-’5.5, 1853-’54. lH52-’53. To Groat Brllaln, To France., To other fur'ii ports Dr. Pettigrew, of London, acknowledges tho receipt, per post front Somersetshire, ol a "live Ii7.aid," measuring 19 inches in length, lively, nhor having tiiiduigono no less than eight post officii stumping*. A live hluo-hottlu fly, plae.-d as bind lor lire lizard, was dead ut tire journey's und. (’id. Ilngcri, a half breed Cherokee Indian, has comm..need an argument before tho Court •>» (’Iiiiiii*in lire celebrated Cherokee case, in winch Cherokeca, who have heeonie citizens of lire Uii-ii d Siai-s elaliti lire sum ol 917,(MX) under tho ptovi- siiiuh ol tire treaty ul IH35. Total... icclpta. .. 54 10 H4HI 16153 " 805114" I‘J19fl9~ 11-9429 11186:15 17365 90480 146810 307226 248461 fixportsof Cotton, Hico and Lumber, )HOM OCT. 26, TO NOV, I, IHj.l. It'herr. lu lilvurpoel Bust m MvhIIi*, Cl New York I’lnliiileipldn... Cliurlesii.il,... 2338 ”3480 124,560 160,000 Total.. • •I 51 64661 2571 «. , 3(1,. , .()0 exchange. Bunk Bales for Soiling Exchunge. Chock* on Boston ret. prom *• “New York ret. prom “ “ IMiilndolphla #rct.prero “ “ Unlllutero flank llitfon for PurclitiNing Exchange, n r ot.prem. New-York .sight,. • par III days . 36 days.. 66 days.. et. % (A <4 (0) s (8) V l»4 C‘0 I hr cl. 214 (di ret i# ve is r i>, on i Mr ft. I# i»isrei ct. SHIP NEWS. PORT OF SAVANNAH ..NOVEMBER V. FOR SALE, A Two ami u Hull Mury Wooden Dwelling, on Brick Bas.-urent near the corner Montgomery ■and Liberty street.', on leu simple lot 3n bv 7b ll. Tin* house is iu good repair, and has been recent ly ren- ovaieit and painted, ll also lius gas and water, lii.land TO I IF. NT. ^ POSSESSION given immediately, the Western °f 11. U. Jackson’s lloutH, in South kfcBr.md.st. Apply lo A. O. DAVENPORT. COLUMBUS, in T 36—Cotton—There has been little chungo iu our market since our last report. Inquiry cmtMuuH good. We quote .Middlings 7lo7#, strict Middlings?# to7*4,Good Middlings7# lo 7#, Mid dling Fair 8 cents. , CHARLESTON, OCT 36—Colton—'There was a good demand for tins urtlclo to-day,tho sales having reaebid , upwards of Ir'iO hides. The mnrkel wnr Arm ut a lull cold, flue hath room, Ate. For particulars, apply l i rnugu of prices. Tho sales comprise 25 bales at 8#. 35 irev J WM. WRIGHT. «l 8#, 5tl lit 8#, 48 nt 8#, 178 at 8'4,4il hi 8 13-16 6e3 at 8#, 618 at 6, 32 at 6#, and 116 bales ut U#C. WILMINGTi )N, OCT 26—Turpeiitlne—Nothingdnno (III Haiurdny. This morning there sens in lie n lie.ier lienng m the market, and Ure price has gone up 16c on lust qiKiunii.ii, with sales of 630 bbls at S3 35 fur yellow dip per 28e lbs. dplrlls Turpentine— Afterclodng nur report on Salur- dy, there was considerable animation in tho market at previous quotation, and the sales readied ab"Ut 1,76.1 bliD ai 45cents pi r gallon—nt which It closed linn. No suleu this morning. lio'in—Sales on Saturday of till bid' No I al 92 25 pur bbl, and lilt) do Common ai 1 2.5 for small bills. I bis morning 2,560 do Common sold ul 1 30 mr largo slzo barrels. . „ Tar has Improved 5c, with sales lo day of 3.i6 bbls ut 92 4n per blit. Cotton—Sale* this morning or 25 bales good middling ntu cents. NEW YORK, OCT 28—Owing to llio light stock of Colton tu Ibis market, sides wire less extensive yester day, being confined lo about 1566 bales. The previous decline noticed wus abou. recovered. Flour opened llrm nud active, with h good liome and expori demand. At iho close, however, there wus somy less buoyaecy.— Wheat whs quite active, und liiii. ng die sales made were 46,006 bimlieis red Western to arrive luNoveinhei, nt 8125. Urn sc.lil Ht 6.5hU?c. Pork whs in some heller request, with sales at 922 50n22 75 for Mess Sugars Ware dull. A cargo Ol Rio Cotfeo per Elizabeth Means, (3,470 ting*) sold at private torms. Freights wore Itrm- er, un i 26,6(K)a30,00u bushels of grain were etigvged to I.lverpi.nl in hug*, at 12d, and 6,ntH) bushels wheat lo London ul I4d. F6K RALE. M TItaf c 'unmodlous aud desirnl>lc residence situ ate l ou Lol No. 31, Liberty Ward, homing on South Broad, near West Broad ul reels. The lioU'e is substantially built of brieks. Is welt fliiiishod in every part, and llin-d up with gusand water Uxlures, ll also lias an excellent pump tu the yard und n (lower garden iittnched to the premises, together with all ne> ecssury out building'. The property cab tie inspected by auy one desirous of purchasing. For terms, apply to sep 18—if TI108. IL HARDEN. Trustee. UEPEIVEII OF TAX H FT Hi INN. nrr ELLow-CtTttBM : I tin a candidate for the office of Receiver of Tax Returns, for Chatham County, at the election in January next, aud respectfully solicit your votes. nov 2—id 8. 8. 8IBLEY. TE19 IXII I ARN Itl WARB. S TOuEN by Mr. Warner’s negro, 8olnmon.on Friday I veiling last, between the hears of 7 and 11 P. M., from the dressing room of lliu Alheinuum. a 4 inch Colt’s Repealer, ivory stock aud ougraved mounting.— All persons are hereby cautioned agnlnst purchasing the same, and whoever will giro such Information as will lead to the recovery of the niticle to Mr. J.C. I rede- licks, City Hotel, until 8sturdsy Eveuiug next, or after, forward it to inn at Augusta, care of W.H. Crisp, »hall receive the ubovo reward, J. C. FREDERICK8. uov 2- 1* AHRIYEIt. «. Ship Wm Hitchcock, Conway — New York, In bulla s to W C O’Driscol). Hark Marla Morton. Rulkley, New York—Cohorts At Hertz Mdze lo E Parson a It Co, Grenville Ai Co, Ruse, Davis At Long, D 8 llrantley At Co. Crane, Wells At Co, Dima Ac Waahnurn,J D Jesse, G II Johnson, D It Nich ols. I W Morrell, M A Cohen, McMahon Ac Doyle, Itobl Habersham Ac Lon, Claglrern Ac i mmlnghnm, Lockett rtnelling*. W W Goodrich, Scranton, Johnston Ac Co, .......1.... 1, VV nil. II’IIimi.. li I'.i Wiilmlnr .V I’lilnma. Champion Ac Watts.OMIvrne Ac Co, Webster v Patinos, Mints Ac Co, J P Collins, Verstllle ,vc Co, A A 8.domons, Hunter Ac Ganunell, W G Dlrk'on, J Foley, J W Ver- sjlle, G A Crugor, Young, Wyatt Ac Co, Cohens Ac Hertz Rodgers Ac l ,*o, II Weigand, v\ t‘ Yongo, A Haywood, li Morss, J A Barron, Bell Ac Prentiss Brooks s- Buideii. 8t Kluo Mill, CR It, Patten, Hutton Ac Co, Brigham, Kelly S Co, D O’Conner. Lovell Ac Co, Franklin Ac Co, Wayne, Grenville Si Co, Lynn Ac Milder, (igden, 8tarr Ac Co, Clio* vor Ac Co, 8 Gooditll, Gilbert Ac Co, llurdtm At Co, G M Conn, W II O'Driscoll, N B Ac II Weed, Brig II M ciiarluieu, LtKtiiboiirn. Havana, with Fruit to J A Brown. Helir Geo Davis, Smith, Philadelphia-C A Greiner. Milzeto MaMahon \ Doyle, Gilbert Ac Ttldun, Wehster Ac Palmos, J llyan, W King Ac sons, W D Etherldue, M t Cohen, H II Johnson, VYayuo, GrenviLo Ac Co, <• ,t Greiner, W ll Kimbrough, Crano, Wells Ac Co, Veistll'o Ac Fr torso li Muds Ac Johuinm, 11 inner Ac Gummull, A lloylu, W P Yongo, l.yun Ac Snider, A R Wrighi,c R R, Puiuin, IDillon Ai ( n, Order. schr W D Jenkins, Iront Ogi0ol.ee, willi 4t,tKK) bush Rough Rico to R Huberah.un Ac Sou. NOT'IPE. r J' , WO mouths after date, application will be made to 1 tlio Ordinary of Chatham county, for leave lo tell land nud negros belonging to the estate ol James C. Hines,dop’d. oct 18 JOHN P. 11 IN ES, Adm' *>7 » ACHES of Laud, wltfalu two ruResofthe city, m I • I for sale. Apply to WM, WRIGHT. nov 2 ft’Oli KALE, „ , V M AN, 30 years old, a good house carpenter, anil lias been working al the ship carpenter trade cue year. Also, a Man 32 years old, a first rale tinner and coppersmith. Apply to WM. WRIGHT, nor 2 1*011 T 61 SAVANNAH, HEALTH OFFICER’S OFFICE, | CoH. or Dkxvvok aku Psaar Sr*. I 1 >ROM and after date, lliu Quarantine will he raised I upon all Vessels arriving at the Port of Savannah; •xerpt sui'li as liavo, or have had since last clearance, >m.ill Pox, or any other disease of a malignant, couin gioua or infectious character on hoard,or ib< clearing from ports where such dtseavas are prevalent, e ves-els most remain al Fort Jackson,until visited These by the Health officer, uov 2 r, JSl sri'.i, mil. I ” JNU. M. JOIIN8UN, M. D , HeatlhOffii'i 1IOOK9—IIOOKM—I! OOMiS AT REDUCED FRICE6. D EHinoi'tcol reducing his Stock ol h.ii'4 Ha :c- der-igned offers hi* Books lor sale at n t tb: aJ- vnucu only oil New York coat. Peraous wisliliiz rs* pluiiish. or supply themselves with a Library «|’-1 choice itimks, w:ll tied it to tlieirudvautace local.u‘. purchase. Pureiit* and Teachers cun geppty hrtni*. , ..l with School Books, very cheap; and Mercfiaouu: wiib Blank Books. Paper and Stationery. Call soon, hs it e opportunity will uot bo .->ren!ot: oct 46 8. .'. 81BLEV, No. 135 Congreu > O CENTRAL RAILROAD. CHANG I*. OF II d utter Siiinliiy the 14th October, mstanu unt.l turiher not.ee, the Passenger Trains on ntrul Builroad, will run aslolluwa; DHTWEEN SAVANNAH J Arrive at Suvunn h.. n»: i w t l.eave^nvannali Arrive ut Augusta Leuvc Align', Arrive iu^uvannah BETWEEN MAD Leave Macon Arrive at Augusta Leave Augustn Arrive nt Mucon.., m..and 12Mr ' 2.15 p. m., and i ‘ 1 -.11.45 a. m . and 6.301» -.10.45 r. m., and 7.«U»’ vll AND Al'Ilt STA. ... 12.15 p m., and 8 30? i ...8.45 p. m., and 5.3ni 6*. m.. and 4 3c j ...L3np. M.nnd 16.45 r NO 4I O .11.4. . . lid 0.3b p 5 p. M., and 5.3"* 1 i a M.. and 4..»>r 2.1ft r. m., and i. ItETWEVN -AVANNAU, MlLLtnr.t VILLE AND EAie.'t l.cavo 8iiviiitnaii 5» 1 Arrive in MHIedgeviile 2.43 t ' I.eavo Mucon 11.45* ' Arrive lu Eutontou 5r 1 W M. M. WADI.El Suvntniiili. Gn.. I2ih < »ct , 1855. «.rt 1 ! j vi.L" Mi.Iv.-.-Jum received, Foity-.ive Its*- I F of very tuon i some i ol’d Silks. Also, Ileal I 1 • Uipure Lace, Cloak Cloths and Trimn. . -eits of Maltese Collars and 8leere«, verv rich, *•* 1 Kid Gloves, llnjon’s make, Ladv’a nud Mi*fc*« Fru’l.' Cotton Hose. Lady’s, Ml-ses and Boys lie-mo V« Piano Covers, Black Silk Elastic Bells, l»pi r.v flanm. Se. For sale by I»eW| IT S McltG-'N, nov) Rltrero's lliiiiding Congressd. LIT' (61 U F OF SAVANNAH. July Term, I 855. riT-HEUEAS, Jacob Ellison. Aiuonio Ponce. ■■■ M William F. Hrantly, Talesmen, sumtuon*' 1 *' Grand Jurors, made default for the Term, and Mose 1 (’/ hen, Grand Juror, i nude default on the third d*.' lire Term, It is ordered that Jacob Ellison, Am- Ponce and 'Yillium F. Brantley, be lined Forty De - 1 each, and that Muse* A .Cohen be fined Ten Pi'l |1 ' unless good aud sufficient muse of excusn be flltnlc-' belore llie first duy of ihe next term of lids Court. And win ri as, William Henderson, George8. NIC * Frederick tnto, John L. Grayson, Cope lluugpt, J. Bee. John E. Stillwell, James Hickson, nnd Jo* MeQumn, summoned as Pelll Jurors made defaiii' ’ the Term. It is ordered that they bo fined Twenty >' lars each, unless good ami sufficient cause of exciw' filed nu or belore the DiM day of the next term o! - 1 Court. Extract from tho Minnies, WM. IL BULLOCH, Clfd rr*Th enexl l.’ourt, flrst Monday in Novembe:. Savnmmli. Del. 16—2nwlinov _ (Al'SI CAPstl MEN’S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CAP?' RAILROAD, ■ML CUl M FA, TRAVELLING. NAVY CAP* Hf Cloth. Leather,Cord" Roy, Velvet ami Plush. ' * • Children’s Embroidered, at N. K. B \KNFM^, oct 23 153 Congre?) PER NT E A IH EH AEAltA.MA- Oft HB1.S ch -ice Apples, Pliuoiix, Hell. OV (Greenings, Spilzburg, 26 nz Pippins sc. ‘ * New Layer Raisins, Buck wheal. Cabbage*. Pi't*“"' Onions, Cranberries, Smoked Tongues, do H**:. • j Sales, do Shoulders, Bologna Saussag. *, t'h««* fii Butter. For sale at Ihe Savannah Fruit Futport'C J. A ttii.it'>' No.27 Whitaker oct 31 cKA ISLAND CoTToN BAGGING-Tucker,tYo»F* : O S (Vs, brand. In store amt lor sale b) , vM1 oct 31 BAYNARD S RoWLW^ Ohm I I AY AND OATS.—IDiHi bushel* prime onm^ . II dais, lor sale to urrtve per brig Jon i'h«fc ‘J Baltimore. 124 bale* choice Eastern llay, landing brig Harriet, and lor sate iroui the wharr 466 bushel* prime wire.* corn. 56 lbs to the 31K) bushelsi hoice Ohio seed ‘»aia; ll*' buiot j' Eastern amt Northern Hay j HHt bags t.i|wrO»e Flour ;7lkM)iish.‘ls llrsn. Good old Peach U,.„.o„' 1cflsaiw tint S x !:J.~} , " ct| ' 1h ''‘ , *"i' I ay i sabi)' i IXi 1 vv‘J*!!L TT\’n G ES—25,uOiT, J ust received fra-h fn*u»U> T * s1, O H \NGES—»a,6WO,jiisi re In store aud mr side cheap, by A. H. OIIAMPiO!*. Smceasor to Champion k Walts, No. 4 Uaruard ' oet 26 iTonixin i'ikenix fihe orFicS* , 1 x1118 Company lakes File Risk* tu thl« city* » 0J ' surea Rents uml Leases. ... oct 23 K» HIT It AIIHK8II AM A SON AY, UM'Lr.S AND tlNlONS.—806 bSS^f I I A i, vrrijbi* oNioao.—tiw “""T I North River Hay. 86 bbls Apple* lu go* 1 ® 17 hb's Onions In good order.— Land.ug Dent **" exttuder M, tiom Now York,and lor sale by oct31 WAVER a CONsfANTING ■ * *- «' la. s- az l.IMm WAVZ'lil). i DECK lIoAll t'l c«dl..n I* wauled for Brig L. A ^ \ PALMER, bound lor Bo»loi». App<y Jo 'OilliNr* X HERTZ. m-v: Hire i.Hn nov 9 Lump tobacco, 56 treses Uougn and Ready, tine Kinds, lor rale to ^ J. V. CONN F.RAT k. CO. , till BBI.S. PRIME POTATi'Es, for aal«> by CARLI.TON fc P !kK909fc , y t'N N \ Cl.oTII J \9 arrive,by' ocl5 HUNTER ■56 Bales LAM Ml’ 11 ;..