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m SAVANNAH RKI'UBl.K N, FRIDAY MORNING,NOVEMBER 9, IH65. THE SAVANNAH REPMHJCAN PVIJIMK »» ALEXANDER fit. SNEED, cur wa c««»tr wo»•* UOXIZ) ..$5 Oi .. «0* ..f3 (K .. sot ..4 0 t W daily >i»i4nie*.p«r*«»"" If mNla»4w*a.••••■ Ozllf.w •$*•»«•,for•!* month* rrfWMfclv.ta aAfaiHm.imrMRum If 'otfMtdio •A*««o*.. Wa*hly,l»vKrt»blyin »dvM«*... .. n , WMklr. (olub price,) 10 conw*tor 'I f, 8AVANNAH. QA. Friday Morning, Nov. 9. Bj Tcicgragk far the Rrpabllcan. A44III*H«I p#r A»l«. Col.VMBI A, Nov. 8. Tho Bank of France haa made arrangements n obtain a loan ot several million* ol ailvcr Irom ih Bank of Aiuaterdam. The cholera waa increasing in Tuacany. (t waa rumored that tffi government of Naplo* hadoommilted a groea outrage upon aome Amen* can citizen*. No particular*given. Maryland Election- llai.TiMoar, Nov. 8 At the eloclion jrcaterday, tho wholo American t icket waa triumphant in ihia city. In tho third Con- groaeional district, it it bol icved,that llama, Amer ican, will beat Vansant, Democrat, 200. In (hr fourth diatrict, Davis, American,beats May, Dom. 800. XST Our Letter Sheot Prices Curront will b, ready for delivery at noon to-day. Peraoaa desir ing copies will please hand in tboir names by 1' o'clock thia morning. tST Our Milledgavtllo letter failed to conn through yesterday. It will be seen by refcrenco to our Marine head, that there is a large lleut of vessels now it port, viz : 1 ateumship, 21 ship*, 8 baika, 2? brigr and 25 schooner*. In addition to there, there an aeveral steamers, river boats, and other light craft, Recent l'nblicntlone. Coorro'a Novels^ Tho Sea Lionsand Homewan 1 Bound. No\i*York: Stringer & Townsend publishers. We have had occasion frequently of late to call attention to the new edition of Cm pet's novel now being published, and tho neat and cheap style in which they are gotten up. Fcoutt* wishing tn procuro a complete aet of hia works could not d<- hotter than to svaiI themselves ol the present •ditioo. Simms'Novels. Richard Hurdta.a Tale of Ala* barns. Now York: Redlield, publisher. This is No. II of a now and revised edition of the works ol our popular Southern novelist, W Gilmore Simms. Wo can not too highly com* mend thorn to the lover* of literature, and especial* ly to all friend ol Southern intellect and industry. Cora and the Doctor, or Revel.nj.ns ot * Physician's Wile Boston: John P. Jewell «So Co. A pleasant little volume, intended to illusirain the trials and virtues ol tho physician, the re* puusabilities bis piufeasi- n, and tho confidential poaitiou ha "ccup'eaio wards those l*miiic* whoso confidence he enjoy*. Wo are indebted loj. M Cooper Si Co. lot copies ol the foregoing publieati ns; also for an Ea-t Indian novel entitled "Oakfield, or Fellow ship in the Easl," ‘’Private Lile ol an Eastern K'ng,” and "CIouJb and Sunshine, a Dramatic Tale.’ The last, by Charles Reade, author o' "P**B Woffingt. n," is a charming little work o. 29S pages. The following works have been table by W. Thorne Williams : Mortimer s College Lire. By <». J May, with B lust rations. New York: D. Appleton & nr ilia I Kindreds who are annually maimed «r slaughtered on our railroads» more, says the Kail - road Journal* have certainly lallau victims from •arelsaaly walking or lying on the irach.tban from any other hall doaeo caueaa pul togothor. Aoci- daots arising from collisions or trains getting off the track, are immediately laid hold ol by the press, and circulated all over the eountry; but the majority ol those who are killed while walking or lying on the track are never hoard of, beyond their Immediate circle of acquaintances. While im proved machinery and skill, too, are beginning to diminish tins amaslt-upa, formerly so common on our roads, thcro would seem to be an Incroatc ol accidents from this eause, in proportion to tho in* erraHed number of miles of railroad going into operation. The evil, besidos, has boon rather aug* men ted than diminished by tho building of double tracks. When these had no oxisienco, tho indi vidual who trespassed on tho single track by got* ting off tt, on the approaoh of a train, might be considered ns perfectly out of dangor; but such is not the caso whore a duublo line has boon laid down. As long as a certain proportion ol ntan* kind remain "dull of hearing," are easily fright ened, or naturally stupid, tho inouting of two train! will always afford incrensod opportunities for rail road slaughters ; as such pnrtios aro sure to step Irom one track to the other, hardly anticipating ilia possibility ol such an occurrence. Now this wholo tiling is a grovious wrong, and ought to bo, aa it can bo, instantly pul a stop to.— In Europo not one accident occurs from this cause lor twenty in this country ; though tho population 1 in tho former is muoh more donso than in tho lat- I ter, and tho liability to injury or lot* of lile, thoro- i by corroepondingly incrensod. What wo want in this country ia more stringent legislation on tho subject. Every set of unneces sary trespass on tho track of a railroad, should b* innde punishable by law. This would deter al* parties Irom unnecessarily venturing on it,near the stations, whero most mischief ot this sort happens; while it would drive from other pnrts of the rend, tho timid and tho thoughtless, who aro by far tho majority of our present victims. The law would nleo take sides, as it ought to do, with tho com panies in all such casts. At present, individuals trespass at their own risk ; but thi* is not enough, as sad experience has shown The bold and rock* less venture with no qualms of couscieneo that they aro breaking the law. “Ono is taken and tiro other left," tho former, probably, having ventured into the danger by tbo oxumpto of the latter, who escaped, because he po:-aod*ed qualities ol body or tniud which the other lacked. Legislation has been entirely too much onesided. It has tied down corporations by every possiblo means, and protoctcd tho public against them.— Judicial decisions, too, wu hclievo,havo been more or less tinged with the feeling,that where mischief t"i>k place, tho companies must have been in the wrung. We think tho tirno has come to givo both sides a fair chunco. The public, so far, have eor- tamlv been g eater gainers from the oonsiruciion ol rai ronds than the companies themselves. Then why lor ever legislate, ns if the latter wore a com mon nuisance, always in tho wrong, and alwny 8 disposed to maliciously inflict lots and damage on thenuolic? Why not protect them as well ns other parties Irom th«-m I Wo nro fully satisfied ilisi this evil can be remedied, in a great measure at least, in a very short time. Will legislators please give ilie subject a duo measure ol ulten'ion I Will they muko trespassing on railroads ns punish- able us trespassing in an orchard, or other priv.He property, putting ii under the ban ol the law, tnd thus • oiug ilieir duly to rescue iheir constituents Irom running into the juwa of destruction 1 l Proa Ui« London Tirana, Oct. 19.1 rvwtpMUafllie Arailea la and around nevaiiapol. From tho Crimea nothing uow is announced.— The French seem to Imvo retired from Albat, at the •nlrnnro of tho valley ol tbo Bvlbek, and to he content in hold tho ridge which divides it from the I ilain of Baidar. Aa tar aa wo can judge Irom tho altera ot our correapundouis, there is, an yet, no cortatnty of a move; but, as these communication* nre dated ten diva before tho latest telegraphic nows, there has been plenty ol limo since they wero written for a renewal ol activity. It is pleas ing to hear ol the health and comfort of our troupe and that the preparations lor the winter will tie such aa to prevent a recurrence ol last years'* ca lamities. Tho British force at present amounts to 39,900— fully sufficient to support the honor ol tho country even on ■» wido a field. The French aro active, and tho firing between n >rth and south tSnvas'opol goea on with anirit. Tho RuysiHiia seem deter miuod to hold their positions, probably more from a feeling of national undo limn on principl us ol sound geuorulahip. it may seem paradoxical to say that it is not our interest to drivo thorn out of the Crime*, but we fully believe that the lossos in men and money which the Czar will suffer by a persistence in holding tho present positions will weukun his power lor any luturo struggle more than if his geuorals had retreated at unco. Tho Inst deserters have como intu our lines raggod and shoeless, upd roport that such is tho condition of all their comrades. Provisions they seem to havo in suflicicnt quantity for thoir wants, but of clothes and means of protection against the cli mate, thoy nro nearly destitute. Yot it must bo ro- monibcrcd that tho difficulties boforo tho ullica aro nut few. Tho Russians, in great lorco, uud with a knowledge ol the country, hold a central position difficult to be attacked. They can only bo opu tod ngainst effectually by an advanco from two or i thrio puints at onco and a concentric advanco of. this kind iaonoof tho most dangerous plans a gen- - oral can adopt. Holding Simpheropol as their contral position, tho Russian* cun strike at a corps from Eupatoria or strengthen thoir lino toward* tho aouth as it pleases them, nnd without loar of inter laid upon out A pleasant volume, neatly bound, which we commend to the young student. Chri«tian Theism. The Testimony of Reason andltevelation to the exiai.nco nnd character ot tho Supremo Being. By Robert A nr ho Thompson. Now York: Harper & Brothers. Tho nature and object of ihia work are hilly sr forth ia tho title puge. ft is a well reasoned de fence of Rcvblution, and ol tho Christian system as understood and maintained In civihzud cotin tries, against tho attacks, open and covert, •. Atheists and Infidels. Col. Williams has also laid boforo us 'Hoar; head and M’Donoer,” by Jacob Abbott, and re vised editions of Virgil.Horaco, Sallust, Floras, am* Vt-lleiua Paterculus, literally translated, with o pious notes and a genoral index. Such transla lions aro invaluable adjuncts to tho Iszy student. NicfioLAiEFF, tho placo threatened by tho allies was, twonty-fivo years ago, a very inconsiderable place, but by the "immortal labors” of Lazaret!' ha been mado tho groat depot of tho Russians in th- Black Sea. Nicholaicff lies on a barren steppo. on tho left bank ol tho lngul, nnd nt no great dis tance from its confluence with the Bug. It is tin. rcsidcnco of iho commander of the Black Son fleet, and in tho dockyards tho vessels composing it wero built. Tho town contains about 38,007 inhabitants, and has six Greek churches and a Catholic and n Lutheran placo of worship; thoro nro also two synagogues, ono lor the common Jews und the other lor tho Karaites. The principal buildings are the Admiralty, several barracks with room for 23,000 men, tho hydrographic institution, and the observatory. Tho arsenal contained prodigious supplies of materiel of war, which had been col lected there during tho Ltd ton years, but a great part must have buen sent to Sevastopol during tin- war. Nicholaiefi is 121 versts Irom Odessa, 330 Irom Simpbcropol, and 401 from Sevastopol. The Gallitaqos Guano Speculation.—The Treaty Annulled.—It appears that the alleged dis covery of guano on tho Gallipagos Islands has j proved illusory, and that, by reason ol this illusion I the treaty negotiated between Ecuador and the L'. * C,ir< S. minister, lor ihu regulation of the commerce in , that article, as also a contract between the author- 1 ... , a i. a i i « .». iii«i ,.r . .. . , t most contribute to the grand result. And here, too, itiea’ ol Ecuador and the reputed discoverers, ins i , , . , . . »u.«rf M i.«i -..II ... ... .... ...- ’ I may remark, though m advance ol my report, | that the happiest person I saw was our esteemed t nnd respected host, and, as ho himsoll declared, [For Hk Mivuiinah Republican.1 Nn urifto* Peerless Morn! At the out-beaming ol thy glory, dusky N.gin w ilhdrnw* her sahlo robes—Iter ebon throne and tho raylcss sway ol her sceptre di>sulvo at'liy approach. Troops of stars like & delenicd host retreat nt thy coming, nnd the bright silver*beam* of Cynthia are lost in tho gold-gleam ing rays <>1 thy etfulgenco. Thu out shooting ofihy arrows pierce darkness, and makes tin- coming day glorious. Tho up liliing of thy banner awakes the world, and the cch. ing b : lls rewound with ten thousand songs ol thy matchless beauty. The rosy fingers of Aurora opes tho sapphire gates ol day, and the lucid amber clouds herald a coming monarch! The g. rgcouH splendor ol his robes nre of ruby brightness; and his Icct clothed with unapproach able light. Ilis chariot is of burnished g-.lil, and Ins brow crowned with intffablo glory. The enameled clouds dissolve in ether hues ol tho rainbow, nnd spread themselves bcloro him like h sen of molten emeralds. His chariot wheels are ol Aiming carbuncles, streamingotornal spaco with the I'ght and majesty ol his coming. Oh! how iransccndently glorious is tho going forth ofihy feet. Tho silvery sea liko a world of diamonds reflects back tho dazzling splendor of thy kingly presence: nnd tho dew bo-spangled field*, liko plains of starry glory, radiate in the rays of thy sparkling brilliance. Tho babbling brooks and silver nils sii.g o’er sands of gold, nnd mimic dance at the light ol thy countenance. The mountain trees thake their rustling gold- fringed leaves, and the little hills chant their morn ing anthems to tho in ol thy return. August Sun ! the uprising of thy glory is inde scribable—fit emblem ol Heaven’s majesty—scat tering light and life—making creation v>.cal with thy prcsonco, and filling tho blue vault of eternal spaco with tho ineffable light ol thy flaming coun* jonance. [For tho Savannah Republican.] Thu Krffuttu at I'anoa'i l*oli»l, M. si* in on’* Ikiun'l. illkt Ocl.i 1855. The Jews in America.-—Tho Han Francisco Hun thus cloaca an artiqlo upon tho proaent condi tion ol the Jews in thu United Hiatus: " Tho American Jew is only lea* proud ol his country than his religion. To say ho is a mure dweller upon tho soil, hucnuvo it affurds him tho moans nl support, is to libel tho most noble trails ol his oharauier. Tho graves of hi* ancestors aro around him. ilia lionvnn is ss near to him on iho ■lioreo ol tho Pacific aa upon tho sacred Mount o4 Olives, or within tho classic walla of Jerusalem. His Gud is omnipotent, omnipresent and omnia- cnuit. Ho lia* knelt Indore that awlul prosouco alike on tho di-sorla ol Arabia and tho frozen zones of Sibc/ia; and why should he hero, whore the law recognizes his roligmn and his political privi- logos, w ithhold nil ntiection to Which ho is impell ed, by every consideration ol prosperity to him- aull, and future happiness to hia children? His respoct lor our laws is shown in tho lact that ho seldom violates thorn. His wealth has gone to ward* building up und enriching our cilia*. He cultivate* the art*, nnd goes heart and soul with our active citizens in every u*olul enterprise. Hu quarrels but littlo ; houds a mob—never. You will find him in our courts of justico, on tho bonch, at tho bur, in the jury box, but aoldom ever arraign ed lor a heinous criminal offence. This is tho American Jew. Let hia good qualities be imita* tod ; his bad ones should bo forgotten." Mortuary.—Deaths in Now York, last wock, 363. In Boston, 69. In Philadelphia, 194. In Baltimore, 93. IH54-'55. ItLJal.1 RptamLI |8.l*l.|Upland , Stock on bail’ll, Hopl.l.] ';»;»• j ’ »7W)i j IWWi s«w Kuoolvptl since Nova... 229 H7Uol 42, Vila “ prevlnunly....| 4:«| 1«24ll|] IM)| 90rt| ‘total Ruculpu’;,:..... r»Q38| H771*i|| 74-ij*Tvff.l Exported Uiin week.... " previously. ::i ffl 4M| 492N 8.11 01117 f Tolnj_l-ixport»,...■ .. Block on hand*, NovH. .| 1UI4| 31113611 *MiU| * Including 197 bale* linrnea. 44j 4rWkl|| I33| liWF, 7128 linstun, 7923 81#) Providence, New-York, 21502 i30 8953 Philadelphia, 4531) 1047 Baltimore nml Norfolk,. 1324 Charleston, 53 2742 3 145 Other U.8. Ports, Loss by Fires.—There woro tweniy-one firos in tho United States last month, cxcluaivo of all losses loss than $10,0(H), and the aggregate amount ol r „u«u a uaunai P ro P ort y destroyed was $800,00U. Fifteen manu* They can only be operu- , factoring establishments consumed. o O MMBROIAZj. SAVANNAH 17IAHK12T. GENERAL REMARKS.—The weathor In this l*ll- , x »•«--; . v , 4Udo has been cloudy and threatening the past few days A" at,nck . lro,n So “‘t requires the' lh h favorable lu the main for gathering the cotton groaicBi caution, and something of iho taclics of a i crnn ht siogc. Tho allied army, though largo, is still hard lv suflicicnt lor tho vast plunol operations requirod. A small forco advancing from F.upnloria would ndvauco only to destruction; immense bodies ol troops would bo nucetonry to distract tho enemy suliiciently to allow any of the aoutliorn puasc* in ho forced or to make tho detour necessary to turn tho Russian uosition ,rom tho eastward, should that bo poaaiblo. Wo huvo also tn guird ihosouth- orn sido of Sevastopol, which the enemy might reocr.upy in a day. All ihnso things lave, no d *ubt, boon considered by Marahai Pohs-der, and havo induced tho caution with which ho acts.— Both in Franco and England thoro was a general expectation that campaign would follow immedi ately on the capture of Sevastopol. That this wa* also the belie! of tho governments, and proba bly of the generals themselves, is evident Irom the susr.cnsion ol telegraphic intelligence. It is not likciy that any commander or statesman would thus excite thu min s ol his countrymen without a csiho. But nearly six weeks have u»w «.-Lp*ed and wo know that iho nrtnio* nro motion)';#*, or have only tnk«-n up positions from which they may commence luturo opeiutions. There ntny, indeed, still be time to strike a blow; hut a great dual must now bo chance which was liutoro certainty. Rain may sot in or not; cold may begin early or late.-- Add to tins that if we Imvo been picparmg, the Russian* have boor, preparing also. A dihiioruio contest must lake place, and it i* possible that the inclemency el tho season may separaio tho com hatnnts hub re it is decided ' Wo shall ho glad to hear, nnd we will hope to hear, of a general ad* vanec, hut, should it be res dvidto wait the two countries must bo cintci'.t. Much disappointment v/ill no doubt be tell, fui it is a subji-ut oil Which wo ■ must Hike it lor granted that a Commander-ill- Chief is right. Should we w-ithm iIn- present year • gain positions which w ill insure the destrueti.-n ol the Czar's building yur*'* as well as Ins nr?en • I, ! and n-iid'T more cm-.y tin* «xpulsiotl o! his aims trom iIk- Crimea, u caniw-t bo said that thu autumn has been wholly lost. [From (lie Liverpool Punt, <'Ct. IP.] The (zur’t 9' imuciiil 4»|it'railuiiH In l.iiglumt. Tho enemy has Imind out our weak place, and has Hindu a blow at It. Ho lias discovered lliul wu are vulnerable only in the Bank o| England— MtMisiliVu si-riously in llui vaults in Tlin-adneedlu street; und he lias, ihi-rebTi, dipped Iiih hand into the bu.lion box. Hu could not dnvu back our army—eiigugu our ships: but In- could unuiuuto a panic in thu money iiiaikul, and damage us wmse than could ihe loss ol a battle. Many, certainly, liuliiivu that lhe Auiocr.it Ins abstracted our gold; . , , llni, liv i, .'iillti.d lu cr.dMI.pr lincirn- j lhe '""'"J fomln, up only 8711 rrnlrr.. Ding; lor although all rapacious animals areeu- ‘ I lie snlesor the week amoaiitto 7,iHMibulc*at ihefof dovved with an in&lincl winch diruuls iliom lo the i lowingparUcii.nrs:2ii.*i«t8:lti8aih)t;ril7nt8j|;22.lai8 vital purl ol their prey, jiatioiis not being simnanv 1 .j.ni; ||3lul»-J»; 121 a< 8 7-16; 23n* m r*> i ; bliiiHU-U ; anacwul, lire tilut.l .iralcgy i, rove,tied only lu ... )uls „. 10 . ul 8M; 70ulh,’i,«nd , intellect. But cun tlio Czar claim this pruiau t L«ut ; | Jttle9 llt jj C|llil8 crop, both here *ud throughout the country. The crop cnmluue* to como forward rapidly, notwithstanding the purdal Hiispcnilon of river navigation. Indeed, since the opening of our great railway line*, our Southern river* Imve lost much of their Importance a* commer cial highway*. The uncertain, slow und precarious system of navigation upon which the country ha* here tofore rolled, I* fart giving way to III* more direct end speedy mean* of tranibip'ment which have apruug up with theextenilon of railroads. Eventually,nearly the entire transportation<d the country, except lor heevy^ freight , will be by railroads, a* cbeapn*** I* a *mal consideration when coupled with *lownea* and uncer tainly. COTTON.—Arrived since the 2nd lint.. 0,700 balea Upland (8,768 per Railroad; W2 rrom Augusta and landing* on the river;) and 229 do/ea Island*.— Tho Exports for the same period amount to 8317 ba es Upland,and 12 do Sea Island, viz; To Liverpool, 3nuu bale* Upland, to Uoslon, 2477 bate* Upland; to N. York, «MI bales Upland; to Philadelphia, 525 bale* l'pland;nnd to Charleston,274 bales Upland and 12 do Hi u Island—leaving on baud and on shipboard not cleared, a stock uf 3r,lM6 bales Upland, and 1014 doBea Island, against 7128 bale* Upland, and 609 do 8ea Is land at the same time last tear. In our Inst report it wuv remarked that the market had recovered from the effect of rhe Africa’* [account** ( >n Friday, the 2d Init., thu Unto uf (hat report. 1,239 haluacnnng.it bunds, and on BalimUy. U35, at previous quniailo' n. Thu arrival of tho llulllc, with time* from Liverpool to tlieblilh ull., wa* uiniuunced at noun <>n Buturdoy. Her nacounts, showing a decline of 1-1(1 to \d, und a stringency In the English money rnurkut, hml li.e effuit lo chuck operations for the day; and on Mon duy a decline In till.-* market ol He on Middling Fair ai.d the liner quolliles, ami ,V‘ oh die lower gradus, W’us submitted to. At thi« rule- 1,70.' hales iban.-'d hand*. Tl.e Arsuo, from Havre, with date* to tho 21th, wm announced Tuewlay morning; sh6 ruporied a fur ther dei-llm- of >jil. This new* created no clinngu in till* inurkel, which remained quiet, w ith sale* of l'»-tl hale*. Oil WedueS'Uy the market was a trifle eusier though the demand was mil general, Inm-rs prulerring <o uwuii the arrival ot the Asia then due at Halifax with i.lvurpo il dales lotne 27th : thu duyssale* fiNited Up .62 bales. Yenerdny morn ng u telegraphic s>» uopsls of die Asia’s accounls was published lu the •norolng p ipers, ftio* ruportud a decline for tho week ofJi '•> jgd. 1 'and no change, since suiting of the Arago, in thu English money market. Uudor these accounts, a decline of ,‘«c. In some Instance* was submitted to. From Sept. 1. 1855, to Nov. 8, 1855. From Kept. 1, 1854, *o Nov. 8, 1854. SORTS RXroKTKIITO. Rirac, 1 Li'mbbr. Casks! Feet. Rick. Casks Limber Feet. Groat Britain 1 186,00(1 176400 8l. John’suiid llalilnx. | 310.20(1 YY’est Indies 8521 200,106 918 < Uhur Foreign Ports.. 321 661,960 Total Foreign Ports.. 88411,364,260 9i8| 170409 Maluo, I 0S7.7IHI 20660(1 Massachusetts ....60 889,500 327800 Rhode Island, Ac Now York 8tin| oei.ioo 512 23 i ‘200 I’hilndolphlu 418, 60000 Baltimore and Norfolk 51J 13,399 1963(10 Charleston I Now-Orleans, Ac 1355< i Mher Ports ! 210,400 9-401*4) PORTS. H ft ► ► 7 H >• ► * “9Z Is . ft I a 2 i' -4 ft ► ft 1 7 H » 5 Q ft 3S ft - H Z *■ Niiw*( irleuns, (>ct 30.... 20 20 9 *> i 16 III Mobile. Uct 20 3 5 1 1 1 7 Florida, uct 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 SavniMiah, Nov 8 9 ! 3 2 4 » 4 Charleston, Nov 1 14 6 1 “ 0 0 i Uher Ports, t'cl 20 14 ll II 0 1 III New York, < >ci 30 32 10 67 22 0 77 A Regatta on tho Altamaha is not simply a con tent for speed between tho best race bonis in tho world, but, 1 venture to say, a meeting of snmo of 1 l/io beat people—an occnrdon on which labor and j adjourned for u more eoiiveuiunl season, nnd luippiiietw iho ft-ntiin , ?ut, iMen'.ion nml pursuit | ol t’l—onclt vruing with another to at-o wlio shall bales We give the following a* Ihe quotations, as ncai could be ascertained at thu closuof business yesterday: Low Middling 8— Htrfot tft,Idling IW Good Middling HX®** Mltlillii.g HH<48X HKA IHI.ANIIM.—The market for Hits iteacrlplluu of cotton remains ns at our last report. No sites hnvs l.ion Hindu a* yet save a small lot previously repoilod. und olio this week of 5 bales at 16c. 229 bales were received during the week; and 12 hales shipped to Churloitou. Ill'.K.—Tho Rico market tho past week sliowed a falling "ff of an eighth In quotutions, the range bc> ing $1 37X a 4 fcTJtf. The dumaiid has beon good at piicus within the-e flgiirus— ihu bulk uf sales mnda were at 94 02Jf per hundred wniglit. We hoar of 634 casks having been sold during the week at exlrenies here given. < if Rough Rice, some 23,ntN) bushels changed hands nt prices not transpired; the receipt* of the week Toot up 30..VO bushels. The export* of Rico during the week weru 1,013 casks, as follows: to lloslon 60, New Y ork 318, nnd to New Orleans 635 casks. WHEAT.—There has been an Improvod feeling In the Whenl trade, since our last report and, holders are drm at f 1 85 for red, and I 05 for white, sacks Included* We hear of a sale of 3,(too bushels being sold at 1 85 for yellow nnd red, ami 1 95 for white. The receipts of the wek were 13,000, and thu exports 24,2.3 bushels. FLOUR.—There ha** been an active market for Flour buen declared null und vuid by tho oxccuiiveo'i that republic. Emigration to Kan.as.—Tho Lounnwunh [ "I'j 1 " Territorial Register chronicles ihu arrival there of 1 ao agent, represent ing about five thousand German# and Irish, resident in Kentucky, in Louisville and ! other towns, who aro about to emigrate to Kan-‘ aaa on account of tho Know Nothing troubles In : Kentucky. The "Squatters Convention," to form a Htate constitution, wua in nesaion in Topcku at! iho laat accounts. Tre Winter Wheat —The Sheboygan (Wia.); Journal sty* wheat in many localities is so largo i that it ia necuM.iry to turn in the cattle and feed it 1 d*iwn. We huve a good report (nays iho Yldwau- j tliero being r. cut to |ihhh, which kee Sentinel) from tho "* : “ * •* •• * * * * and friends, and their number, which wqh legion It was my good lurtuno to bo ono of a few Irieuds invited to take passage to the Inland in the little Htenm Yacht “ Idlo Hours," George C. Dent, Ksq , owner and coumiander. Every provi.vinn wa* made for a threo-d.iys’ cruize, nnd with con genial spirits, aituntivu stewards, the best clu-ei and tho best of iullows in cuinmand, wo had n tun*- that will do lo remember. Thu hour appointed lor the cumincncunicnt of thu ruce* «n# 11, A.M.* thu 3lat, but having to do with "time and tide,' two ugly customers nnd nevur known lo wait, nnd the ebb ip very ua inquire. Uii tin* 20th ol July last the bullion ill the Imnk Was A’10,63l,8UO; la#, Friday week only XI 1,765,- 025. Thu dturuasu has, tln-rclurc, been X'4,b66,- 86a. lu a national sense (no deficiency ia not Huge; hut is It tno large lo lie abstracted by Hu* Imanciut npernluui# ol Russia I li i* said wnli iiiucli confidence, in uirulus ulnimiiig *«» be well iiilormed, that gold to the amount ol X4,0lK>,lkHl lias been traced hum England to Vienna, but net iiuynud it. Was that gold lor Russia l People in London havo been much puzzled by thu way in which the bullion has gone; there waa so mucii niyaiory about the transactions, that thu operation wa# assigned to the circulation ol lulls m l strctly commercial. All this lends mmo countenance to the suspicion that Rusma hua contrived to inturlero with our money transactions rather than with the cour-o of exchange. The Bank ol Franco ha# been i-xp ,-ed to a similar visitation; und will bo recol lected that the Emperor ol Russia, on a former occasion, ovinccd his financial power by coining opportunely to the roliol ol the Bank ol trance.— Tho resource* which afforded support might he converted into n moans ot embarrassing. It was coinpo'.enl to Russia to resort to a financial ruse through Austria and Prussia, und their agency in London. „ , , ., But did she ? Aro wo not needlessly alarmed l Twelve months ago thoro was a similar kind ol g..|d fever raging. The gold in the hank. October 13, was X'12,350,000; on tho 21st. X‘12,383,410.— The hank took (right, lint «*n the 22d of December tho gold was X'13.478,000, and on tho first week of January X'15,180,000. *1 lie truant gold relumed j l |„. j, n , t wuo k, at tho following quotations, which may •hou us it will now, und in all probability sooner; • t)0 entered thu range at which it Is hold: *9aU5o lor last autumn there w*as an alarm ol a scarcity J for 8ll . ler fl ue Georgia and Tounestee, sacks of which nt for loud, not felt now, aliliough flour is nearly tho p„ r nn extru brand of Flour 910 a 10 25 saino pricu. . . . ,, . , Htill there is something not fully explained in | P ur barrel i* aikou. tho tendency uf g<*ld to leave thu bunk; and tho ‘ UORN.-80 aOUo.comlnuo to be therullugrates: the bank directors obviously think that thoro is, lor ; runner price for lurge lots and the latter by retail, tlm rc tn**dy ihey resort lo is desperato ra'hcrthan Tho market is amply slocked, and the demand fair at hold Tho rate of intcr«*st is now unnatural, and J Hie## quotations, ll thoro be anything ol a sinis'cr u.iarac'or in ihe J OATB.— 1 Country Halt are held at 50c. by the car load, go,d transactions, Kuverii.noni ahould uromptly in- . anrt Bl rola „ flSc . per bmhel. The slock on the market U-rlcro, und give mo o e . j la light and iho demand moderate. 8t. Louis and Mary. ' ' laud tiftl# nre retailing at75c. per bushel: there is none "Wnios who ark VVtiios."—Sectional Par- | of this description In Aral hands. TIES.—Daniel Webster, in a letter to Ins farmer, j hay.—Eastern I* eelling Irom the wharf at 1 37,and Juhn Taylor, wrote from Washington, under dale . re ( H fjj| W from store «t3l6J per hundred ; Northern, ol March Lin, 1852, as lullowe. ) on the wharf,at 91. and hy retailors at I 25 per hundred. J,™?!' lli‘“i» y0 » trllo 0 nmV. “b m are f.i ' l.l«H.-Th, mark.. I. onmnoknl. »nd price. .V w Hampshire persons who call lliomsclvc* » 'insoltlod and dull. Rockland is selling In lot* at 90c. lo Whigs, who arc no Whigs ut nil, and no bettor ' ft per barrel ; a cargo could be bought for loss than than disurnonists Any inuii who hesitates in ! these granting and securing to every part ol the country ’ dtJOAR.—Thoro is u light stock on thomarkot, and I'm just and constitutional rights, is an enemy tu l a modcraie demand for the nriiclo. For quotations, the Wholo country. John 1 nylor! il one of your l ... „ boys sliould say ho honors liis lather and mother, '• and love* his brothers and sisters, but still insists- that ono ol them shall be driven out of the family, j w tiat tan you say ol him but this, that then- is im ; real family love ill him? You and l aro larmure ; , wo never talk politics,—our talk is ol oxen; but , roniunihi-r ihia, ihal any man who ntlumpis to ox | cite one part ol hi* ooiunry ug.iuist anothor, is just ' as wicked as he would ho who should attempt to \ get uu a quarrel between John Tay.or and Ills i ,’I J days ai k Hi >" days at X u X ; 36 days at X u X which are inihlli-red from our lust report, wo refer lo our wholesale list of prices. M« Hi ABBES.—'There is no stock of Molasros In first builds, and we therefore mnll quolaiions this week. GROCERIES—The Grocery market rcunins the mine ns at ia-l report. tVe tht-ruforo refer lolbtot wholuanlo prices of to-day for reliable quotutloiis. EXCHANGE.-The Hunks aro selling sight clucks ull Hnriltoru cities at Vi percent, piemium,urnl t#ur* nolubbor, old Mr. J Siinburn, or Ins oll.ur i «»»••■•» v, "“ *!«'" w "* »' V ® d.«>o..t.«. uouhbur. Captain Burleigh. There nro some am-i . - -- mats that live best III llin lire ; and there uro eoiiie > 60 days at l>» a IJt'. J' 1 day* . anil H ulun, men who delight in heat, Biii"ke, combustion, and ! IMnludelphiu uud Haltuuoio,60day* bills at lh u IJ* even generrl confl igraiimi. They do not follow f purcuui.dl*c«»unt, tile things that make lor peace. They enjoy only J FK EIGHTH,—Hoi li foreign and dorncsilc, are dull, C'tniruvi-rsy.con'oimnii and tnlu. 1 huve »«• cuu- | a „,| in C unsequence of the numbe inuiiii-ainni wnh sucli p. raons, either at> neighi •>f vissuls In port tho winter wheat Irom all quur* i unkind, we slipped ilirmruh at midnight preceding, I or politic hub You Ii'ivu no more right to say I “"d coiwianiljr arriving,,thire i*hutIntlc prospect or an lursol tho 8la.e. I ho neu*<in bus been prupm.iua,' m» the flood, which led us quickly and safely to I Htnl slavery ought not in exist hi Virginia, limn n j ,M,r ' tnprovemau • 1 . .. ' °' 0 M ‘ 3 Viig-man IihhIo e..y that slavery uught to exisi in | c-.iivldered us.nonilnid, a* follow.: lo Liverpool Bxporta of Cotton from Savannah. _ I kromHo'pt. i,i| FremHepl.L *55, to Nov. 8, ’54, to Nov. 8. 1855. || 1854. PORTS KXI’ORTKU TO.I B. I. |Uplnnd.|| B. I Liverpool, ."|...r..T TltHMIlI...! Other Hrltlsh Forts, ...|. | ||.... TotwTlTroat lirllatn, ■ ■. LI. I j TllMHlj |. V, Ii'piuiui lluvru, Other French Fort*,.... |.. Total France, |.. Ollier Foreign Fort*,.... | |., Total Foreign Forts,. ■ [ | I Joo»|[, !■- Tutul Const wise | 53| :WU:ill|| I33| »)945 Grand Total | 53| 49U30|| 133| 109t5 ExporttofRtce and Lumbar from Savannah. Total Coastwise | 277712,290,3001 512| 1,115,000 Grand Total | 306113,654,5001 1,430| I;886,300 Export* of Cotton. Bice and Lumber, * PROM MOV. 2, TO aov. 8, 1855. Wkart to Iverpoel Hath Hosl'in Now York Flillndelphla.... New Orleans.... Charleston 15. til'd.| Upland.\ Rtei. 2477 2041 Total... ...I 12| _ 2741. "83171 XumAer lu.OOU I05.5UI 301,360 72,460 HA VANN AII WHOLESALE PH1CKW €lf)Ht»KWT, '• A rlIdea. I 9 c 16 RAGGING, Dundee,44 ln....«r )d. Kentucky: T >4. Gunny T yd Tow Y )4 HAI.EItOFE Y Ih- DIUoii’b Itupo, Y Ih. HEKF. New-York Met* Y bid. Frlruu .....j.IT hbl cargu. Y bbl. It At ON, Ham* Y 9)- HhquMori Y 9*- Hide* Y Jb. HRF.AD, Navy I...-Y ?'■ 15 » & 9 ia tat 14 (o» 15 tat 10131 489,200 P *'• ’ flliTTEILGhshen, prime....Y *’• - Nn. 2. Y ». 20 HKICKB, Snvunnati, 1st qal..$T &>- Northern -Y •»- ® CANDLE, Spermaceti Y *>• 33 ® Bavaunah made,TallpW..V’ ® Northern do. do T g*. 17 GIIKI»E. NorUiom Y »• COFFEE 1 ,Cuba Y fo- CORDAGE, Tarred V . Manilla Y lb. 18 DOMESTIC GOODS Shirtings, brown V Bboetlng*, brown IT yd. _ Urown Drills Y yd. 8 ® Colton Y yd. DUCK, English IF bolt 1 Ainerleau Colton IF yd. FISH, Mackerel, No. 1 4Fbbl.,l8 “ No. 2 r bbl. 14 “ No. 3 Y bbl. 6 FLOUR, Canal «Tbbl. Dalt. Howard-*treet,sup..4Fbbl. Fhtladelphia. fFbbl. Georgia IF bbl. OR A IN, Corn, cargo IF bus. retail 4Fbus. Oats Y bun* SO Wheat IF bus. 1 85 GLASS, Am. Window *1000 4 50 GUNPOWDER Y keg.] 0 (g> HAY, Prime Northern fewt.. l 00 @ “ Eastern 4Fcwt.| {gj HIDES, Dry Y B>.| 11X (at Deerskin* Y lb. Cat IRON, Swedes, assorted f’ton.jos 50 Fig IF ton. Hoop $Fcwt.| 4 00 Sheet * rewt. 4 50 Nnll rods r*wt.| 6 00 LARD Y lb. 14 LIME, Rockland 4Fbbl.| wo LUMHER, S.Sawed,refuse. .Vm.ft.; 0 00 Merchantable Viu.D. 14 011 Rtver Lumber,refuse... .^in.tL 8 00 Mercbantahle to prime...qvm.ft.| 15 00 TIMBER (Khug'g)forcxporl.<P in.: 19 no (Kuuglng) for Mills g* m.i R ihi While6tivaterUnkpIpuatav. m. 50 on •• ■* llhd. *•...%» m. 30 00 <|* m.l2ti IHI ■Fm.ft.l30 00 .4Fm.fl. Is tHl ■ Y m.i 4 00 Y m. lo oo .Y in. |2 INI ..ygul.| 32 . .4F gal. 3M .•y lb.| 4H (at ..ybbl. 4 73 (A . .y gal. 62>g cat ..ygnl. 10 Cm 14 00 @ 24 (st ao (at 16 (St 8 (A (at 10 5o m (A 1 00 ® 75 <Sl 1 95 @ 7 0*1 <A 7 1 25 1 50 12)4 w @110 ® 30 00 (A 4 00 ® 5 50 CA 0 00 <m ly (at 1 oo @ 8 IHJ (A >6 00 @ 9 00 (A 20 IH) (A 15 00 0) 11 (A fin oo (St 35 00 (at 25 00 <a: 40 ihi 25 IHI ® 4 50 ® ® 1G 30 (A 34 40 I Now Carriage Ware-House I CON. CONGRESS ANO MONTGOMERY STS ' 1 THE UNDERSIGNHJ) »'#;*.•! ifo/fy , /furiiii tlm dtlscns ol Hnvannuii hi,,j .J 1 *- rumi'llng country, that In- |um curnpi^' I CAltltlAOG WAREHOUSE, Corni-r Congn*M und Muntgoinsry Htrui ts, ami on liaml Mini Is ■ niistaiitly receiving, n lure.- I uome stock of ' B * 1 '•W* CAnniAoxiai, I (VinslHtlug nf Coin Ih-h, His-kitwiiys, Tip ami V, *r,. - plea, Orrioges, Uarnmrlie*, and Wugniii ’ tiuu, l alrnUtiil to suit ih*- rm*l fa*ri>linu«, an.| lt . "*'»' of tin* Iit-nt nuiti-rinl, ami llm most i-<-l»l.rHti <| ,nM * Newark, New York r*n-l Ni-w lluvi-n. All .,f m,,, 11 ,f lie siild low, and warranted to give nalii.ru. t,„u, 1 A cull i* res|HictfuHy sulic-ited. G. YV. HAItlX.'ASTl V Corner of Congress nnd Montgoim n IKI’A I lit \G ol all Lin.In .I...... ... il.. i r -i- n««. ■Comparative View of Veaeela t-osniNO in trrx cmku statc* por poKcrorrpoRT* lM55-*55. While Pine, clear Merchaulable Cypress Bliingles Sawed Cypress Shingles. Red i >uk Staves MOLASSES, Cuba, New-t irli-nns NAILS,Cut 4d. to 2lhl i NAVAL STORES,Tar.. I Spirits Turpentine.. I Varnish I OILS,Siieriu,winterslrainud..ygul. 2 27 1 « fall “ ygnl. I 25 “ summer* 1 ygal.| 1 25 Whale, Racked, winter... Y gul. 95 * Linseed ygnl. 90 _ Tanners’ y bbl. 115 (H) @16 16 OBNAHURGS,Flax Y yd. (A low PORK, Mess, Western ybbl.|2A no (a 27 ihi Frli " “ (A 2 50 ia I 50 (A 1 50 A I <0 Muss, New-York. Ft HtTER. London RAISINS, M. It SALT, Liverpool, conrsu. Cnrgn, hulk Turk’s liluud SPIRITS: . ..y bbl..20 0 ... y biw ...ydoz. 175 ...yhiix.l 3 25 . .y s’k., i io .. ..y bu.j . ..ybu.l 55 2 75 3 50 1 15 Total JIOO 1 52 | 95 || 66 | 24 | 108 Mock ol Colton in Inlcrior low lift. 18*5. 1854. Airtusia nnd Hamburg, Nuv 1 ... 7616 Vu on,N*iv t .. 5926 10100 Mnulu'iiiin-ri, Ala., Oct 22.... ..12460 10176 Memphis, ‘1 (Min. Oct 13 .. 6'.05 14131 tiilumiiia.B. Sept is .. 416 6100 i iiliimliu*. ( a., Nov 3 ..10932 9*i42 t.'uiiipnrniii e Receipts, KX| nr*# uiio Mock# ol Colion El the Port ol Smunnuh,fruit IsiBepiembertodule : Ve.tr e. Heenvit. h. i ports .Sttiekl Is 10 .... 30.777.... .23,793. 21)90.3 1047 13,824.... ... .23.3’Hi. 0.265 I«4rt .. .60,601.... ....30,540.. . 36.109 Is4ll .... 50 741.... ....37.216 32.034 18 SI 59,773.... .. .30,706. 37,2:0 1051 29,073.... ... 17.220. 16.3,1 1052 55,200.... ... .20,765 29.531 1053 ... 46, Is.'*..,, ....26.453 . 10,001 1-54 .... 15.615.... ... .11.670 7.737 1855 H0.724.... ... .40,904 39 950 Hrai.dy Qlard, Dupwt fcC >.y gal. Dr. A. Svignette s. . .ygal. y gal.i 4 50 /gul. j 1 50 ygal.; “ “ J. I 8 50 4 50 a 75 2 50 CO EXCHANGE. Rank Kate* for .Selling Exchange* Check#on MY ct.prcm. »♦ Now York Hyct.prem. “ Fhlludulphla M yet.prem 1 “ Hultimoro M y ct.proui Dunk Kates for Purchasing Exchange. sou Frig land 9* Y ci.prom. “ New.York,sight, X <AM y.i.di-c’t. “ •* 5 days X H Y d. “ “ “ Hi days. (A MY ft. « “ “ 3il days »« ® yet. “ “ “ fill days IS A ISIF cl. “ “ »» 90 day# 2H (A ** Y cl. “ “ IliiHtnn, 60 day* II* (at IJ4 yet. “ “ I’hiladul’n 60 day* IH @ UFfct. »• “ naltliniiru.no duy* IH caJiHy^t- “ Leger ireres Y g»l- D«. Peach.... D« Domestic. , Gin. Holland Y gal.| I 25 BF1RI18,Gin, American.... ygal. 43 @ 55 Hum, Jamaica ygal.. I 60 ® 2 75 “ N. E.,hbls....y gal. 45 (A 55 Whiskey,Flill.A Halt.... Y ?al.| 41 ® 45 “ New-()rleans...y gal. 44 50 SUGAR. Muscm’d Si.Croix.Y tt>.| 7yj @ 9 Havana.white Y lb* (A “ brown y IhJ (A New-Orleaiis Y Ih 7^1(3 Loaiund Crashed Y 6* I OH @ 11 BOAP Ainericanyulli.w y lb.I 6 (A s I SHOT,all sizes y !b.| 8^9 BEGAKS, Spanish y m.,16 ihi (aj. Mi no American Y ,n * 4 10 15 nn TALLIIW, American y lb 12 (A 14 T< *UACCO, Manufactured... y lt>| 13 (at 411 TEAS,Souchong y 'll,] 35 (A 66 Gunpowder y Ih. 70 (A 60 Hyson y lh. 60 (A » 75 TWINE,Seine y lb. 36 (A 35 Haling y Ih. 17 @ 19 WINES, Madeira ygal.jlOO @ 5 (HI Sicily Madeira ygal. (A 75 Teneriffe, L. F ygal.) I 06 ® 1 25 Maluga,Sweet ygal.] 50 (A 55 “ Dry y gal.i 46 @ 56 Clnret, Marseilles yc'k.j 50 <A Mhi “ Bordeaux y c’k. 5i* @ 1 IH) Champnuue ydoz. 8 nn (A 17 WOiJL,Southern Unwashed..y Ih. 26 ® 21 •* Glenn y lb. @ WinH.-SKINS, Lamb’s yea. IP (A 25 Sheep's y en. 18 an 25 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SXXXF NEWS. FORT OF SAVANNAH.. I.... NOVEMBER fi. j AltKIVF.il. < Sweedish ship Trio, V\ nhlgren Elsinore—F YV Well* l 111*11. 14.443 bars Iron, 21 bundles do, to M A Cohen. | 1 Sclir YV D Jenkins, Collins, Ogeuchee, with 4106 bu«h 1 Rough Rlcu to It Huhundiac 4c. Son. Head’* Flat, irom Plantation, with 800 bushel* Rough ; Kiue to R llalieasliam it Son. Hanernhani's Flat, from Plantation, with 150 bushels * Rough Rice to R Habersham it Son. Blopp Catharine Chard, YVIgglu*, Balilla, 3400 bu*5el* Rough Elce lo Jackson It White. Mncaay’s Flat, from Plantation, with 2000 buihtls llouirli Rico to S H Fisk. Scln Marietta IIhand, Terry, Ogcecbeo, with 6,006 bushels Itough Itlce lo K Habersham It Sou. Scbr Colton PJani, Aruaud, Ogeechee, with t)800 bush Rough Itlce lo K llahershom ft Son. King's Flat, from Hack River, with 1200 bush Rough Rice to R Habersham at Bon. CLEARED. Steamship Keystone Statu, Hardle, Philadelphia—C A L Lamar. Schr Enchantress, Jayne, New York—Ogden, Starr It Co. Schr L S Davis, Abol, New York—Ogden, Starr At Co. PAXSEXr.Ellh. Per steamship Keystone Slate, Philadelphia—Mrs M Bulloch,.Mlta Bulloch, Master Bulloch. LIST OE VESSELS IN PORT fare Iteduced—filtln Passage $20. For JYew 1 'ork. STEAMSHIP FLORIDA, To Sail Saturday, Nov. 10, at ‘J, A. M. ■ f* THE new and splendid steamship fi&Ufc.l£FI/iKlDA, Capt. YVoodliull, will sail a* >i»buvo. PADEI.F0RD, FAY A CO. Passage $20 eiverago ** 8 N. B. Shippers of Cotton by those steamers will pteaso take notice, that no Cotton will be received nt the pri-sses that is uot distinctly marked on the edge of the bale, nov 8 FOR PHILADELPHIA. To loave Thursday, Nov. 8, nt 6 o’clock, P. M. THE NEYV and splendid steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Hardle, will r passage, apply to C. A. L. l.AMAR. Cabin Passage to Philadelphia {20 Steerage g nor 6 INDEPENDENT BOAT. FOR PALATKA & BLACK CREEK, E. FLA. VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY-, GA., AND JACKSONVILLE, AND PICOLATA, FLA. To Leave (on her former day) FRID.1V. f*rr^P£‘Zfi favorite steam racket YV EL AKA, ■tBkafifiSE Unpt. N. King, willcommunci* her regu lar tries as above, ou FRIDAY, at I0 o'clock, A. M., and will eontinuo to leave regularly ever> Friday, ihe YVe' ka Is welldiu*i« uji with airy Statu Itnnius, and is in evury way well adapted to the rout*. f|)t 8 8. M. LAFFITI’AU. Agent. Shiva. Flonda(i) WoodhulL.ISUU.NY’k. .Podelford, Fay X Co Kalamazoo, Taylor....798.L’pool...YV RntlersbyAc Co ; MarlaC Day,Chase....993.L’pool TRk J (i Mills _ Coosawaltue, Paxton.. .966. L’pool J K YY ilder i jt, ytor FRFiftHT hr fti inTen M YVhltmore YVhitm’e.649.L’pool...Brigham, K 4c Co I J£tL F ° R ! G “ 1 I. ) * 1 .^ 1IART , R The Ell Whitney! Marlin...532.L’pool. .Padelfor.l,Fay4cCo ; J'frVi.-T.t\^rl.mlu V. b Charter Oak, Homiletic.... L’nool.Brigham. Kelly 6rt.*o tor^arrvhmUnili/ A Ink to 8 #U1lud Mary 4t Adeline,Morsu.637. wnil’g.. Ilrlgh’rn, Kelly 4t Co { novj? 1 * U ' A,P> ‘ ROYVL AVI) A aov Oaseppee, Grecae mai. Havre H. Gowdy 1 - ItUi) LAM) A 80N. and tile gram eland# thick and greon. IIiahTH or Norfolk and Portsmouth.—Tho Norfolk Herald elutes that two lam. cusisoficver occurred I hen—one on Wednesday, ihu oilier on Priduy—both said to be, by au intelligent nurse, violent cages of African lover. The victims wero German*. Tho liualih ol Portanieulh seems to bo re-cstablialicd, nnd tho sanitary committee an nounce* that absentee# may return with safety. Fimt General Conference of the Jews.—'The firK general conference of tho Jew* ol the United States convened at Cleveland on tho 17thult. It waa composed ol Kabbis and dclegnfi-a from tho various congregations in tins country, and organ ised hy tho election of Kov l)r. Wise, of Cincin nati, President; Kov. Ur. Cohu, ol Albany, Vico- Preaideut; and Kov. J)r. Lillionllial, of Citrcmoati, Secretary. Moat of the altornoon was do voted to preliminary diacunion, and tho consideration ol a platform basing the entire proceeding!* ol tho con- lurcncu upon the inspiration ol tho Bible und tho teaching# of tho Talmud, which wasfiuully adopt ed; Among tho Rabbis present were Kov. Ur Issue liua#ur r ol Philadelphia; Kov. Mr. Golholf, ,fix.u i « | l | °; Kc. Dr. IDmonholm, of Clnoinn.t,; PMbhl Ktlirch, ol Clcvclnn.l; anti Dr. M.rzfruhor, 9^ New York. Tho second day waa devoted to the discussion of iho derivation of the Talmud, whether if was of divine origin or tho wt(rk of the •ld#rs of Israel in tho days ol Moans nnd Joshua; derided as the result ol both—i. o., that in partly spiritual, partly rnhoioicnl—a divine truniiao upon tho .Scriptures, and more particularly tho Pciila- toucfi. our dusiinHtion. Tho muriniig wns most unpromising, dark nnd ] cloudy, and io all concerned lor the d.iy a regular | dumper; hut when ihu Sun had arcondod thu him- 1 veil# suliic ently to take his usual bird'u eyu uf ere- ulioii, und iiuiiee ihe splendid bun's drawn up in line upon their bonchc* on thu beach at Cunon'a Point, tho occasion ol iliuir .assembling suoincd to flush upon him ; and regarding these reunions of neighbors, friends uud domestics as devotional and rational, dispensing good to soul and body, hu sent his hcuniH among ihe threatening clouds uud dis persed them im'il further orders. Al 11, therefore, thu weather being nil right, tho Regatta opened, with the following boats: — For tiik 1st Race,8 oars,entries: Manu McIntosh, 40 foot, R. Spalding, Ksq. Becky Sharp, 43 " J. II. CoUpor, " Kiln Brook, 42 " T. M. Forman," Winner,H*cky Sharp. 2nd Rack, 4 oars, cnlrroa: KatoKonan* 40 fool, Fenolla, •• Corvcy, 38 " Winner, Fenolla. 9ru Race, 12 orih, enlrinR: Auric Kenan, Ml foot, Czarina, “ Winner, Aurio Kennn. 4tii Rack, 6 oars, entries: Kutu Kenan, • 40 lent, Becky Sloop, 43 " Kill* Brook, 42 " Winner, Kate Kunn. 5tii Rack., 12 oars, nnlries: Aiiriu Kenan, <12 oar#) Ml fuel, Niiliiniii, (lUoaife) 50 " Wmiiur, Aurio Koiian. R. Spalding. J. II. Coupor. 11. F. Grant. R. Spalding. J. II. Coupt-r. R. Spalding. J. II.Coupor. T. M..Forman. If Spalding. J. II. Coupor. _ . avery ought it , New llsmpshtru. 'I Ins ih ii questiim loll lo every ; )« for Cnium; t - Ifokton 7*.6 (or Collmi, ami fl 75 for Stale 'O decide Inr itself I Hunk I never wrotu • Itice; lo New York, hy «ieaiuslilp, H fur Culloii, ami you a word heforo on poliiii-s. 1 never shall do it I fj25 percusk for lllco; hy suiling ve$iel» to New York again l only my Imvo your couniry, and your - i* m .» 16 lor • i.limi, foe for YVheul; io I’liilmlelpliln, by “I".I” «'•»»>'»■ “" J ••"•'"I" " l>u/»uuilu , 8J for Il.CH, unil IVInL i„ Vou to get inlo a qimrrul wnli the lawn ol other • ' MI11 | *..- m. . . i Bii.iuh. till Ilifiii " th.u you nival. In imnd you. i 1'al.ni.n'o luc; ). I.tr Culluli wiu $1 .t7Jj, Ulcu; Mil uwn liuMnuu," ami a.lvi.0 Ilium m mind lliui.s - I '»* 1 “*"1* •*•'“«« rur ' uir °"' *' 511 I 1 ”' c "* k f " r Jehu Taylor, you aro a I run mun ; you po##< ra | Klee, uud loe for VYhuat. g-.od principles; you have a largo family to roar , and provido for Ly your labor. Be lliituklui to the Suvniniiili F.X|i®rlN, N«v. N. government, which does not opprus# you, which i Per siuum-hip Kuy#fon« Btaie, PhilHiluldhla—136 does not boar vuu down with uxeecsivu luxation, 1 0 ,„kii Iticu,25 bale# I’mk Root,30 bale* Dnmuaties, **9 liul wllicll liulda mil 10 you mill yi.lllB llin ham ol lVlll „ u I.eol. IJ7 Imlr. Culluli, Ml Olil. all tho blessings which liboriy, industry and hul-u- my may mvo. John Taylor.thank God nimnltill * v . Vo.k nnd evening, iliat you wero horn in hiicIi a country, j , 1 or * c,,r Fwdmntre»», N q ian half# John Taylo»! never write mu another word on Motion, 47 round Uu,93 sack# "heal, bales Collnn p-.IrtiCH. Give my kmdiai reinumbianco to your - YVa»t«, loo #«cka Cum, 22 Empty t.arbnls, 12 bales Be* wile ami children ; and when you look from your { Inland Cotton. custom windows upon tlm graves ol my l.mnly, • I’or schr LH Davis, Now Y’ork—614 hales Colton,2*jp remember that ho who i# iho anther ol tins letter < i,bi# Flour, r.’62 »uok* YVhoal, 214 Hitler; Upkgs ruilzo. must boon lollow them to uiioiher world. Uaniei. Wiustkr. RECEII’Th PERUKNTRAL RAILROAD. ns nn exeiiso lor hall spelling words, nl»- I Kelly Co, K l’iir#oii* 4a C«, YYa) At laylor, Hardwick it , u.^loiinaliiiHH nml slovenly unrnmlahlo Cook, A B llarirldge, J I* Hronks, Dana II Wa*hliurii, l technicalities, nml Slovenly, unroutiamo f * vy Klll • , r |’. lfllt j w l.uthrop u t o,. c 0 |,,.„ cmirHliy. I here i« no doubt Hint printers , u u , k (j<ll cohon* 4t lluriz, Hunter u Gam- decipherer# ol had inaiiiisenpl than any | In „n t y p & j m,u B| Hudson, Fleming it Co, Chever , „„ , 'NovH-3l‘.W bale* Untinii, 61 Imxe* Copper Oro. 31X1 “l’HINTkUS C AN R» All ANYTHIN!!.’ — 1 lie nhi.vo J 1,1.1l-’linir, 2625 sack* YY'liea*, ObJ do I’hnir. 143 ifo remark i* idli-n undo hy correspondents nml ad- I ' nrn, 233 do I(>u,5l4 do Bran nnd indie to llriglmiii. vertisurs, ns nn excuse lor hall spelling words, nb- I Kelly !fo, K Fanams U U»."'a> tt I ay lor, Hardwick bruviniing writing gcnernlly nro In tier deciphu oilier elans ol persons, hut when, lor instance, hi * Uu, Crane, .Veil* At i'o, I’ntien, Hutton II i'o, . „ liierelianl writes that he has reeoived live Brs, tun * Anderaun, YV Duncan, Frankl nk Brnnlley, llahersliarn pounds Ci.!<, it is somewlini difficult to toll whetlior. ** Bon, N a liimirc 4l Co, Behn Eortur' Rabun *i lh roally limana hoola, hiaouiia.ur hot- | "lollh.lihu'ih » ’h.m;. T> h lh'ih».»l. I ml«lfinl. r.y tormina ; chalk, choMo or churn, | uloyca, clock,. p ri ;‘^,Vn. < M"il VVOItano,’oj»" » JnlitorJ w '« 1 l.ncueit it mn-IBiiK#, Keninly k Bench, B A k I. Hal ———————— , Waver k I’niiiiiHiiilnn, G 4t (’. Yeung, YViatl At Co, D Uuou -Ih.lumm i, lh. ureal uloro marnifc ZJSiEXZ. t fcH £ I233S W „iy ..I III., world. I. i, ruiii.il Ihal Iriim ono imlah- | „ uJ liiH..ro..ll. W n N..rl..n. Ilca.1 * Hi... Ill.h.iii lislinu-nt l.i*.t ynnr. 11)0.1)00 dozoil pails were ox- l-'lllotl, A Hliui.n, King -ft Bon#, UiHipsr 4c G, l-'lnt*i#nn polled In Kngiuml und America. Thcro fllti lliroo _ r. *9iUi,n, ll«mitcriMin Ai L, Mnlcnmlio, Jelnianii *. Cu, iliousund hundo umpfoyud thoro. * g a Hull, in j ai bchloy, uud ordur. or dams. Uaaeppee, Grecae imhi.Havre ll. Unwdy Marv• union,Loveland.Dfli).L’pool...W Batlsr#by in*,, Fl.irida,Bannennan,..lU39.di»c'g T.K4<. J it Mills I Trio, Wahlogreen 36‘J.diae'g Fll YY’ulliiian YV Hitchcock,Coliway .697.Iluvre YV C O'Driscoll Undaunted. Bcott ‘JUO.AOerdeen.Brlghuin. K 4un R'lmbuy, Hill 4lW. Boston .Uriulmin,Kelly ki n Eqiuly, Noyes 494.L pool C Upping Consul, Mortimer.... B)33.disc’d T It At J G Mills John G Coster, I’ralt. .714 Manor Hartford, llnlielt 516. wall'g. Brigham, Kellylt i’o Kalululm, hnstis 547.Havre YV CO’DriM'oll Grollo. Ludeikui 511 .dlsc’g.. Briuliani. Kelljfci:., Ellen Hood, Kilby....B'40.disc’g....YV BallersbyLCo Normandy, Tyler 1915.L’pool A Low At t o Jeveulu, Young L’pool A Low 4t Co Barques. Yamnrraw, l-'ortc .V.fL L’pool E A Boullard Flight,I'alhoiin :i-b.lloslon..Dana h Washburn M-buoli, McNeil 1491.Ho-’u...Hunter 4i Gaimnell Dublin. I’eterson 378. Boh’ii..Ruse, Davis It Long Marla Morion, Bulklo).4ii.N.Y Cobens It llerlz Bruuetie, Lancnsier....249.Brunswirk..('arlcloukl'ars John Howe. Mooru ( ardeuas Ma-u-r Lei.tnd, Eldridgu 547. Boston O Cohen Brigs. Bio Gramle. McCobh. .nun. oath Cohi-us It Horn Bea Foam. l*.«rk bUU.dn-c’g Mnsu-r l.aglc, Fb-h Be* n... Hunter It Gamunlf Yankee. Poland disc'd Muster .deeliuinc, Dunning Ke.nebunk t’arlufon It I* l.mpiri*, Mitchell ‘JIB.Bna'n .Brigham, Kellykl'o Harrlull, Level Ken.-ln.nk L'urlelun It I' Kolus, Knownlteii 198.wall’g...Ogden, Btarrk m Puluii-.. Parker 260.Boston....Uohens At licit* It M Charlton. Llghlbori,. .disc’d J Roburls Jos.-phii*. I'eriull 142.Balt. .Brigham, Kelly II i'o lb.illlp l.arrnhue, Auld Krlglium, Kelly At Co A Luureiiec,Crowell... 196.HoMon..iigdeii, Sinrr ft Co Augusta, Blono 4UH.di*c’g. ..Dana &. Washburn GSo YVlillliey, Baker...274 Brluliaiu, Kelly At Co Mirl, Mclnliie I7U. Boston. .CarlelonAi. Pnrs. im E Donne, I oring 187.dl*c'g. .Brigham. Kellykc,i | Bwan, Bturdlvnnl I’oril’d. .Cur!eto i It Par«iin-< i andaiiL-e, Mallu-ws.... IHI .dis’g. ...Carleton it Parson* Mnrgarel, llunnehurg. .2!l6.disc’g Musior Niagara, Pi llingill VnB.disc’g Musb-r TlioaConnor York Brunswick .. .Carlelon It P Albion Cooper, Bimih Freeport.CarloioukI'arson* Young Itepuhlic, Llhby... .Olic’g YY Cratnree Tallulqli, Anisbiny dlsc'g. ..Curletoli k Purs >us Allendale, lliighu* dIm-.’g. ..Carlelon It Parsons J* oh Dock dlsc'g Alaster Bohooners, Crn Davis,Binllh LI6..iN.Y’k..HiiMlerX Gainniell It W 'lull 292. .dlsc’g.. .Hmit#r4i Gnimucl! Golden Eagle, Feruandur YY p Ynngu John Fariium, Baker.229 .disc'g.Brigham, Kelly A Co JonasBiuitli, Furman.436. .disc’g.. .Ogdon. Mnrr At Co YV I.Cogswell, rSmllh.2ili..dl*e.’g liowlulid At 8on T Holooinhe, Gaslee. .392. .dUe.’g Cohen* .v lli.ru Marcia Farrow,Bpuur N. Vk. ..Ogden, Sisrr At Co BJ YVarilig. Neff 372. .dltc’g. Brigham, Kell) Ai Co I. Peacock,Terry dlau’g..Hunter A* f.'niuniell A Dovcfuux, Alctiom..ll3 J ,\ Brown Ann .Marla Couklin N. V..P.nluliunl, Fay Ai Co YV I, BUrrougli*, Gralfan.. .wult'g.Brigham, Kelly Ac o Elvira, Alum Ifos’ii. .Brlgluun, Kell) At Co Kale Brigham, Evans N. Vk..Brigham, KullyfcC.o l) B Mernhoii, Graham lUliY. Ilrlgbum, Kelly Ati o Alexander, Chrlslle disc’g.YVaverkCousiamine Hiiuny Boiilli, YVeeks Bii#’ii.,Hum, Davis It l.ong Marli tta Hand, Terry wall’g RowlaudAi. boil Eclipse, Downs N. V . .Coheutkllenx F.ncbnniress, Jayne N. Y.... Ogden, Btnrr k Co - It Plater, Gauriv disc’g...Hunter At Uamiiivll Empire, Osborne N. V .... Dnua II YVaslihuru . lumurim, llrlggs disc’g.. Padellord, Fay Al i q Hate, Hnutli wall’g. ..Dana A* YVaslihuru DECK FREIGHT TV ANTED, JR- A DECK Load of Cotton i' eaut- d ti-rfschooncr SmAL LCL1P8K, I Km nd for New York. Apply lo mu U CUllENS .v 11 LUTZ. WOOL HATS I WOOL HATS JI a JUST received ‘MM dozun WOOL HATS, u good article for plantation use. BELDEN A CO. .Corner of Broughton and Buruard its. nov 9—1 in NOTICE. ^ CONSIGNEES per schr. THOS. HOLCOMBE, aro nothU-d that llu-lr good* arc lauding thi* duy, on YValdburg’s Wharf. All goods remaining ou the wharf after sunset, will |>o stored nt the expeusu und risk of owner*. iiov 9 COHENS A HERTZ. NOTICE. " ^ CONSIGNEES per Mhr. JONAS SMITH from New York, will attend to the reception of their goods lauding this day, at Buker's Wharf. AI1 goods re maining on wharf at sunset, will be Htorcd at risk and ex p.-use ol owner*. uovO OGDEN, STAltll A Co. notice; * CONSIGNEES per schr. YV. S. COGSYVELL, from New York, nre notified that she 1* dis- ciuugiiignt Mungin'* UpfHir Wharf, Hits day. All goo<ts remaining on wharf after sunset, will be stored at risk aud expense of owners. nov tl ROWLAND A SON. N. B. IIF.I'AIIHNG el all kind* done in the nor, and il* low a* the thin * will admit. | K L^-iy JAS. li. DICKSON, Life aud Fire lusurance Ag? n t W ILL TRAVEL through Central nml r arid Tunueuee, duly authorized l.y " r ; Comparin'■». to solicit and receive nppli. alion, u h J ‘ ties wishiug their live* or Drop*-rty iimuri-d. ' ' ^ Hu will uibo act os agent for the hnvunnali |i.,,„» , Refer* to Messrs. YYT-hster A Palrui-s, YY in. Kin. k- 1 nedy A lk-a< h, J. M. Norwood, P. YV. Alexander r u 8kill, Savannnh. " li-U. ’J rr •Furwi WILLIAMS to RATCLIFF, Veneral l ommhsion Merchant,, Savannah, Georgia. M. II. WILLIAMS. EIiWix 1091 VALUABLE REAL ESTATEl S ITCATK ou West Broad street, aud ru,L.t» (marly to tho Ogeechee Plank Road, wm. , * Frnini- Dwelling uearly new, and out-lnuldinn *. i r / cloM-d by a fence, for sale by YY >1. CITY COl'RT W”XA VANN All, NOVEMBER TERM, 1W5. T HE CITY COURT of Savannah ha* been until the ‘Al Monday of Doo mher in xr. rursand Witnesses, will plea.se tuku notice, nov 9—tf YVM. II* Bl'LLOCII,Cl»rk THE AUGUSTA NEWS; T he UNDERSIGNED, Ihoald ho m-et with encouragement hy the middle of Novr-m I-r. to it the undertaking. propo*<-s publishiiiL- a DAILY with the atiovv title. .. -i4i it* name nurjiort*, a Local, News, Mucellan- ousnnd Cun merciul Sheet. The AUGUSTA NEWS will be neutral in Politic*. t c - the Political News of the day will be promptly m.<1 ixu: fully given, so that its patrons will be kept w.i; up in political matters. To keep up with the spirit of Hip age, several tn w f,* tnre* will be introduced in Its publication. Th» pap- will be small and cheap. hut will contain as much Ut varied reading matter as any other paper in the c:*v - The price of the Daily will be only Four Dollnrf. ar. i ct the Trl-YVeckly, Two Dollars per annum. The t- run t- ing so low. cash payment* w ill 1*> expected in every g. stance, from aubsciibc-r* to either. ADVERTISEMENTS will bo charged by tho line. All under four line* will It charged ttn cents per line for the first inm-rtion. nnJfci, c< ms for each insertion afterward*; for four hn* » u: upwards, five cenls per line the hrst insertion, nml t*. an J n half cent* afterwards. These are UA.ill PHICt.’ City merchants will be accommodated with yearly cc& trad*, on terms that will be satislActory to them. The long experience of tho undersigned, in conductor _ daily paper for a period of more thun twenty-s* v.* year*, enabh ■ him to say with contulence. that tho’NE"* will In- adapt'd to m< et the wants uf the C<>mm'-r *. community, ns wi ll as the Family Circle. No palms,; xp'-nsc will b>- spared to render it one of the most rsting and readable pap.-rB of the day. Bubs- ription lists will be found at the differ* nt Iv-i nor-1 an<l at the United States, Planters' and Aujur. Hotels, Augusta. (>a. No payments w ill bo recuv-iu. til the first Number of the 1’aiK-r is delivered, nov ft—3ood SAME. M. THOMPSON TAKE ISTOTICE. ALL I'EltbONB wishing to sucpl- themselves with good FAMILY lloKSEl would do well to wait until the 11th iuat. a there w ill lie a Drove of Forty Head at 1 re* tu a ll-mii rsoii * .-tabli s. 1 have several pairs of lin* 1c- ilv Carriage Horses; also, several fine Buggy llors- s.» u Ann cxira Hue saddle llors* s; likewise several pairs i:: single llore- s, which are huge, strung, able-bodied licra suitable for drnvs and heavy draft. 1 have taken pm ulor pains in ting such Horse# us will suit this rr* kt-l. all of w hich nre sound and well broke. J. M. HENDERSON ^TAPLK AND FANCY DRY GOODS.- h, <1. In and 12-4 LINEN AND COTTON SHEETINo*. aud Pillow Cast- Cottons and Linens. Blenched Bh.rtm.i Irish l.im-ns. Huckslnicks nnd other Towelling*. Lis.: Damask* of superior mnk.-, a great variety of Ls-lyi Dr»ss Gcki-Is just opened. Fancy Cassiraen s and ciotti Tweeds, Bnti&L-ts. nano Covers and Table do, Frenchu: English Furniture Chintz, Dimity. Marsi-ill* * Qa:ii> Flanni-ln of nil kinds. Linsey YVoolscys, Apron Che.u, Hickory Btrlpcs, Ac. For salt*by DkYVITT A MORGAN, nov 6 Itibero's Building, Congres* s-r--! Till'. 4 lll.ltOKF.i: GEORGIAN- BpilE only paper in the* city of Marietta. Ilsviuti 1 large circulalion In the Northern part of ileurw and Alabama, I* an excellent advenisiiiK nnd mm It Bavannah .Merchnnla. 8. A. AlKINBoN, i-ov 2—1 in Publisher. N EW BOOKS.-RecriviMl by YY'ARNOCK k Id VIS, Ni-v. s. 1V55.—Teverilio. a Romaun-. by o--r.t Sand; YVinnh- and I. a very inten «ting book. I’y jl u known author: Th Fenrah- llhnb* ard. by Kug'n* afurtli r supply of The old llonu otead. hy Mm. laa .* St. v. ns: Alone, by Marion Hurhiud ; The IlnM.n Pul by Mari<m H.irlund: Ruth Hull, bv Fanny Fern; Lift in B. antics of Innnv Fern. For sal- at nov 9 NO. 159 CONGRESS .-7. SAVANNAH FRCflT - HMPOKIt .V. S YVEET ORANUE8.—1 would say that I tov » tno cargo on hand of Havana Orangi * on street, and will s. 11 them at the lowest price*; and aft lic has tried those sour Nassau Orange*, ilu-v will gather set tei th ou edge, to bite sharp at a swei t Hn'.ii.'j nov 0 _ ,1. A. DROWN. FANCY DRY GOODS. I A DIES AND GENTLEMEN'S KID. lUTKSKB j and other styles of ULOY'KS. Dress Triran.;:^. Linen Cambric H’dk'fs; Embroidered und t'ottm ll ai * Nei-dle-worked und Lace Collar* and Sleeve*, a 'erv -:i variety: English thread. Maltese and Valenclciin.i Ur. Black Gitupure do; Gents Fancy Cravat# und Bcarfs.ba net. nnd narrow Trimming Ribbon, white and cAm Bash do., Ac. Just rccvlvod and for rale by » t,v 0 Di.YVl IT A MORGAN NOTICE . M il. 8. C. DUNNING having retirod from th*' Apaf of the Howard Im-urnnce Company of New V-n the appointment Las been conferred upon the nn>l-rr.p ed. who will conduct the busines* of this Comnanv for ii future as ir* Agent for the State of Georgia, nov 7—lm CHAS. II. CAMPFlELR SCHR. A. DEYEREIX. A rrival of fruit for the savannah fbuh EMPORIUM.— 70,600 Sweet Choice Oranges, 350 Bunches Banana*. 150 Dozen Choice Pine Apples, 11.000 Plantain*, And a general assortment of Sugars. Sweetmeats i:! Jolley*. nov 0 J. A. BUO'VN. WANTED. CONSIGNEES for 1 cask Potash, marked Young A F'ord, received per sclir. Munliasseti, unJ 17 Bells Sheet Iron, marked J. McK., received per . nii. iroBtiVn.'.GHrittlnii'fc i^ara.'n* ' afl “ Moonlight from New York. Apply to ’ " ' linvii COHENS A HERTZ. FIREWORKS. r |'llK 8ub*crib, i# have reoolved tln-lr tall stock of FIKE- I YYlUlKB,comprising one of the largest n*s«rttiu-ut# ever brought to this city, which will be sold m low prices for cusli. Country merchants wouhk do well t-> forward their orders in time, which will l»- put up with tho gr>ato*t cure. Assorted cases, ranging from $.’5a{5< 1 , alwav* reoilyon Imnd. Tiitin stuck comrKlara: FIRE CRACKER8, gold chop, A No. I Roman Caudles, 1,2,3,4,5, up to 15 balls, white Roman Caudle*, colored Skyrockets, Pinwheels, Triaugh-s, Floweruot*. A i arlety ol large piece*, Nuilabh- for exhibitions. VON B.YNTEN A BAB CO, 20S King street. Charleston, nov 9—11 Successors to 8. \Y (He. JUNO CLIFFORD. A TALE, BV A LADY; The Foragers or the Itutd of the Dog Days, by YV. Oilmgro Siiuiiik Lines of the Qiic-cns of England ot tin* House of lluiioVer, hy Dr. Dentil, 2 vol*.; Table Trail*, with soliielliiug in them,by lb . Doran; llubit* and Men; Blcluinl the Fearless.or the Little Duke, by Ml*# Vouge, author ol the Heir of Bedcllffe, Ac.; Dreaius, Vi«- ioiiH, Apparition*, l-aaitacy, Magiietivm aud Bouiimmt>u- B*UI, by A. II. De lloisuiolH, The Bed foigle, n Poem of tile South, liy A. B. Min-k; True Riches, two I islructive Sto ries for youg people; The Glory of the Redeemer lu hi* Person and YVork, by the Rev. (K-tiiv us YY iiislow. nov 9 YV.TI10UNKYV1LI.IAM8. REMOVAL. GENERAL INSIRAME AGEYCI- SO. Ill BAY’ ST., (NEXT TO MORNING NEWS OFFICE.' r |^HE BLBSCIUUEK 1* representing the following Ccs A panic#: Farmers and Mechanics’ Fire, Marine aud Life lr.*v ranee Company of Philadelphia. Capital. $300,000. 11- Thomas 11. Florence, President; Edward It. UclmKW- Secretary. Bridgi port Fire and Marine Insurance Compary rf Uri-lgiport.Cl. Capital, cash, $100,000. 11. YV. ChatlivSi l’resiikut; J. II. YVashhurn. Bee ret ary. Equitable Fire and Insurance Company of Lon-Ln- l’aid up capital, $1,360,000- C. E. llabicht, Rol-.-u T F l-m nml Henry Ludluui, Esqs., Trustees of the Compttf* New York. State Mutual Fire nnd Marine Instirance Company •' Pennsylvania. Capital and cash nssett*. $3Mi,ouy. Charter Oak Life Insurance Company of llai tlcnUY Capital und surplus over, $400,000. James C. YYalYV President; Juo. L. Bruce. Vice President; tlw» i ; - Becrctnry. The Charter Oak Life Insurance Company is as red! mid prompt now to protect the widow uml orphan,or** the Old Charter Oak to protect the liberties aud right.- 1 I their Fathers. Its losses havo been aud will be pros.;-' pall. I he Fire nnd Marine Insurance Companies ha^ *- available cn*li asset* to meet any losses which may o'.'-' 1 have not, nor »yill 1 knowingl v, have the agein vef' : ' company, which i* not round and rale. On this the f* lie may rdy ; and 1 trust the endeavors 1 have u>a "• ring the past disastrous years for Insurance Compute U'-ep Hi*>se insuring with nrn from losing pivmiuniiT^- thougli at a gn at loss to myself, will be a proof ot honesty of uiy dealings. Thanking my friends and"' public for the very liberal patronage they Imre civics' 1 would solicit a continuance of the aanie froui all wutr: Insurance of any kind. A. YY1L11UR, General Insurance Agent- nov7 No. Ill IUy-6, FOR BALE, A LOT IN YY HlTEsY lt.LI.. negr the JOindt* 9 mSuI ,ipn K-* on "hich is a »mall Store. Coin II- 1 *' JkJhLiud Stables. Any perron wishing to iiurclisK.*^ apply to the subscriber on the premises. If sa-d R - * , not sold by the first Monday in January, it will Ivol -’- at public outcry,nt the Court House in Bpungtnlice •* day. nov S—fliv A MOB F. ILYlO THE VERY LATEST. Tin* very Iasi Fall Style uf Ib-nllemeii’* Fine 8||t Dli-S# Hath have been ret'cltril; Ull ill*|H-cllii|| I 1 n-H|N-clfully a-iBclli-il. N. K. B.YBNDM, >U Hal and Cap Store, 160 Onugri'Mstreet. 1IUIGH l.rlg I’ll HAM. 11 600 Cublutuvs. landing York, uml for rale b; iiov tt I jATENT TRFMNK8.—Jiat received, a full su ply ol llie vnrioii# styles of Tiumc# udupteil to » ciiMe* uf Hernia. For rale by nov 9 * J08. M. TURN EH, Agent, Market Square. WANTED TO HIRE. 'I'lIHEE active, steady and sober NEi.HO MEN.***|! 1 tend a Stable, drive Carriage*. IJb* r*l *K” will he paid. Enquire of BPENCER Cl'KKhU* nov » ^ TOll IRE', ' A ^, R vV4 Tm ' 1L ' •V.twtiA S'SST' } T ”«" 11 YVhcrea*. James F. Conoway ha# applied to «» h ter* ot guardianship to the present property >4 Henry Miller, a minor and orphan of YY ilhaoi J- • late of said comity, ilec’d: n yjt*J* These urc, therefore, loelte and admonish all >'00‘ t to file then objection#, If any they have, wiiliiu '* j proscribed by law, otherwise letter* of guaidunmr be gninted the applicant. YY urn-** inv liaml and oflicinl signatuie. ini* iw November, A. 1). 1S55. JAB. RAIIN.Onlinaryi* 1. \ \ * 1N N1E AN D I.-A book of l.t-lmg mis*** M 11 un iiiiknowu author. Juno CUfford, a tale by a lady. Thi* i#a hnmoroW* highly interasting work. llcivhcixjfl, a novel by tlm author of •• The H« r ‘ cllffe." Ac. To be rend und appreciated. . A The lied Kagle. a ikh-iii of tlioSoutli. by A. B NIcca- I..,.iL u.ii lit lliri,-,, IIm t.inll ii,t.• lIU •k worth thrice its price to ull Interested iu B Indian warfirre. Bichard, the Fearless, or the Uttlo Duke. illustrated, by the author of "The lleir of Reddin'*. For sale by S. 8. SIBLEY. 1M Congi* - nov s —-Tu V IRGIN SWEET OlL.-A »u|K-rffB-JJ* •uiiiible for table use, just receive«l «"d w’ 1 • - Iiov Y) JOB. M. TURNER. Ageul. M«i k* I N';» ^ - AST INDIA CASTOR OIL.-Ju»« J08MW &fe J'i ami for sale by nor Q c YEM ENT.—’-MO luncl* Itisk-mlaie Ceiueui. l*‘ l ‘ J * ll( 1 l*i ig I’liilma, Iioiii Now V.*ik, amlfoi •mj 'u.a, nov tt BRIGHAM, KALLT*”*