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THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. * rtTBUBMIB IT ALEXANDER &. SNEED, cur »4 c>nnlr l-rluler*. SAVANNAH, QA. Friday Morning, Wot. 1«. By Telegraph far the Repahllcaa. LATER FROM EURO PE- ARRIVAL PACIFIC Nkw York, Not. IS The Pacific haa arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 3rd mat. . «:»mmrrrlitl Intelllfrnce The l.ivorpool cotton market haa advanced 1-4, owing to the Islse rontor that Mr. Buchanan, the American Miniatcr, had demanded his pa>a- porta. Saloa of the week, 65,000 bates. Tho low er and middling qualitioa had advanced moat •— The advance on lair uplands waa l^8d. There had been no chango in lair Mobile and Orleans.— Sales to exporters and speculators, 13,WO bales. Advices Irotn Manchoator were more favorable The money market was unchanged American stocks were easier. Tho bullion in tho Hank ol England bad increased £80,000, or near $400,000. Consols for money were quoted at88aS9 12. Wheat doclined 2d. Canal Flour 42a ; Ohio 44 s44a 6d. Com waa firm. Whito, 45a 43s 6d ; yel low, 44a; mixed, 43a 6d. Sugars woro aciivo and advancing. Ksflaud and Amerlcn. It waa rumored in England, that tho Ainoricnn Minister had demanded his passports. Mr. Bu chanan sent a telegraphic dispatch to tho Liver pool agent ol tho New York associated press, just belore tho Pacific sailed, contradicting the rumor and stating that thero waa no loundation for it — There was great excitement in England, amount ing almost to a panic, in regard to a wur with tho United States. Tho malicious articles ol tho Lon don Tunoa had been copied into aud exaggerated bjr tho provincial press, causing great uneasiness, and energetic protests had been sent into Gov ernment against involving tho country in a disas trous war with America. Tho public mind con tinued excited and uneasy up to (ho departure of the Pacific. fSvneral News Nothing important had transpired in the Cri mes. Both parties woro preparing to go into win ter quarters. The Allies had roiirod to their former post ions, in anticipation of an attack from the Russians, put it waa unlikely that any further operations would bo undertaken this season. • Liout. General Sir J. W. Codrington, has been appointed Commander-in-Cliief of the British forces in tho Crimea,in tho place ol Con. Simpson. Fire.—Tho alaini of lire about one o'clock this morning was caused by the burning ol Willett's steam saw mtll^ttuatcd near a mile west of the city on the Savannah river. Tho mill and a large quantity of lumber on the premises wero entirely consumed. Wo could not asccttain whether thorc was auy insurance on the property. tar Wo arc indebted to Mr. Pom, of flarnden'a Express, lor papers in advance ol the mail. tar t he following gentlemen compose 'he committee on Agrieul uro and Internal improve ments in the House ol Representatives : Lawton, Crook, Lewis of Hancock, Browning, 1 : ... , _ Him, of Dougherty, M,Hedge, Hughe, Human. ^""'1™'"*"“-' >'» <=»»*•'>' cfT„m of June. uf.Murceuu. Graver, HeaJen. Sapp, IVrier, 1 ';"»ehlev„u, nr ui.relluollng minilulo .nr oppmtju- Battle Caldwell f P ke »**•'•••* nn<4 l,u,1 (..aI inn nm/imr ihd nnnlilA nf InA ltv„ Tli« Units* Biatss ut Sraal It will besets by rsfsreoee to oer talegrsphilo head, Hist great uoeaalna* pervadad tho Engflah mind at tho departure of iho Paoifio, in regard to the misunderstanding alleged lo exist between the British and American government*. It appear* ttai there waa no foundation for the rumor, tbon prevalent In England, that Mr. Buchanan had de manded his pa**|*orte, though there la.no doubt that much apprehension waa loll, and that there waa •unto ground lor it. Tho cauao ol the difficulty la thus explained by " an intelligent Philadelphia merchant, sojourning in London," whoso character ia vouched lor by tho Philadelphia North Ameri can, mid the National Intelligencer: ••Losses, October W, 1855. “This Meatner carries out the Times of yesterday, with a loa.iei upou .he recent increase of the British squadron on ilie North American station that has caus ed h profound reeling of Indignation ou the part ol Americana here, and a reeling of curiosity and Insecuri ty amongst the English at Lloyd’s and on ’Change. The I tiler do not know what to expect next. •‘Aslha paper lu question must cause great agitation and excitement In the fulled mate* IT Indeed the people are not already In all the turmoil and uneasiness of a w ar fever, I write to tell yon the real state of affairs, which Is entirely the reverse of what the Times asserts, and Is a quarrel between the American Administration and Lord Palmerston's Ministry- a quarrel that might lead lo the most serious results If tell In the hands of tho present Cabinet and llrltlsh Mlnl-try to settle, but which will ultimately be arranged by lbs people of tho two countries. ‘‘Eesrly In September Mr. ItcriUNix received Irnm the Stale Department positive tnutrucllons to Insist up on an Immedtnto compliance, on the part of the llrltlsh Government, with tho American construction of the Clayton llulwvr treaty. Thts.asyou know. Involved an abandonment of Ruslan and other points which Iho llrltlrb Government claim they have a right lo retain by the terms of the treaty In question. “This peremp'ory demand was unfortunsloly made at the very time Lord Palmerston and his collegiate# wore triumphant over the fall of Sobaslnpol—to them n dou ble victory over the Russians aud thoir political oppo- usnts at Some. Flushed with success, they retuiuod an tn-olenl reply that they would not give way an Inch,and would send a Torre to tho American const that would convince us of the hopelessness of any attempt to take them. • " “This fleet, to tho number of eight or ten screw ships if tho line has sallod wllliln a fortnight, probably with Uriel orders lo act on lha defensive only, as Palinerslou Xnows that aggressive measures sgninst the United Slates would drive him Irotn oflteo within a week alter the assembling of Parliament. The first blow muM. therefore, lie struck by the United State* against this powerful fleet, and our Administration will hardly dare, if ihe> had the power, lo strike without tho sanction of Culture**. Once In that body, the question will bo dis cussed there and lu Pnrlinincot lor months, and I Ihiuk you will agree with me that there is no Immediate, or lu fart ultimate danger of actual wur, as, In addition to the conservatism and good sense of our own people, all classes hero with li e exception of Iho aristocracy, will oppose n war with the United Slates, nml l do not think any Minister could stand Hist pressed such a measure twuteu It was the cteara-1 case of self-defence) to tlie llritish Parliament and People. “The most unpleasant part of the whole business to us American* is the lear that the Administration have put forili pretensions aud threa's lhalcsuuot be sustain ed and from which the' will h.’.ve to need-. Whether the) can do to with honor to Ihemaelves and the coun try they represent* remains to he seen. The defensive attitude that Lord Palmerston occupies, and which he will declare lo his own people the Americans have forced upon him, gives him great strength and allows bl:u to bully us, (bis favorlto game.) while he appears them to be only protecting tlielr rights. This he well knows may save him from the Indignation of his peo ple, and allow hint an oportuully to show his teeth — Hot It lie and Clarendon dislike us almost as much ns does Louis Napoleon, whose hatred to tlm United Slates is no secret.■' SA VANN All RKfUMLH AiN, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Ism. [UwMDMfcM.orIfc.B.p,bllflM.l !•»» l*wl°,TlMt«,OM.!».] OOSCMBaoX AX, r: — mill larv MavsBiasta ai b««m.i...i ' 16, 1865. While there is no reason to doubt that a serious misundi rsiandiug exists, wo uro unable to briny; our inmiJs to the conclusion that war will bo the A Mo.NfME.NT to Gen. Taylor has been erect ed at Easton, Pa., and w ill bo dedicated lo his I memory tho 20th inst. Gen. Scott will bo present. ! Rachel haa made an engagement at Baltimore, to commenco in a short time. Tnt Speaker of the Alabama House of Repre sentatives Hon. K. W'. Walker, is an old line whig. He acted against thu American party, but held firm to the whig laitn. Indian War on tub Pacific—According to iho last accuiima from tho Pacific,tho Indians in Califor nia and Oregon were giving much trouble, it is estimated that fifty white men had been killed in Rogue River Valley within two weeks. Two bat tles are recorded. In the first forty Indians were killed, together with .Major Lupton, who com manded the volunteers fighting ngaint them; and in the other thirty Indians and ten U. S. Volun teers. Disturbances among the Indians ulso exist throughout the extreme Northern portion «,| Cali fornia, and in Oregon and Washington Territo ries. Presbyterian Church at Atlanta—Wo learn from the Atlanta Republican, that a "revi val" haa been progressing in tho Presbyterian Church in that place, and mat 41 communicants hav# been received into tho church within iho past few days, 19 d whom received tho ordinance of baptism. On Monday, the usual renting of the puwe of tho Chuich took place. Tho reins amounted $1,450, about $30(1 more titan they brought last year. Sailing of the St. Louis —Tho United States sloop ol war St. Louis left Philadelphia on Satur- d iy lor tho coast ol Africa. She took o it Capmin Ward, ordered to the command ol iho Jamestown, the Hag ship ol tho squadron, and Captain Wm. Blair, ordered to bring home the sloop ol war Dale. dices and had feeling among tho people ol tho two countries, believe thero never was a tinto when sound statesmen saw lc«s reason for disturbing the amity nnd good-will which pervade the great body of the citizens of b< lit nations. The London Times, it should bo remembered, is not a Ministe rial organ, and cannot there lore bo reuurdedas rep resenting tho views and Icelir.gs ol the British Cnhi not. Its propensity lodeil in taunts nnd sneers towards this country has heretofore boon indulged without producing miy inipr* *»«i*>ii Thai its pro- sent lie|ljcu«e t no is not approved by thu British pre-s or people may ho learned pom the extracts we have licreP-lorc given, and iho Pacific's news, n Hynu|«.s ol which we publish this morning. Gold from Ei'Ropr..—'Tho Philadelphia Led ger any a tli.■! a letter h is been received Iroin Liver pool, dated I'Jth ol October, slating tint tile ’ Bal tic" hiought "tit jL’Ui.ouu in gold on her lust voyage t<> New York, mid that n siuglu Greek Ifusc in .Manchester had shipped jCCd.OOO (or the purpose ol purchasing grain In export to Europe. Thu same guiilli man expresses the opinion that still larger sums will he exp >rtud in bullion Irotn all purls of Europe tor Iltu xhuks purpose. As a auutco Irum whence gold may in part ho simplied in Europe I*t these breadstuff purchase*, it is moniioncd (list a portiono| the gold distributed by iltu ai led ar mies in the East will now find its way hack into circulation through the agunis ol the Greek houses, us well as those ol Rothschild and other bankers at Constantinople, who cash there iho Commitsari it and oltieers' drafts to u largo amount. The New Yoik Post takes the ground that as soon as the nows ol thu difiicii|ii<-s which intend the negotia tion o| hills of uxchango drawn against shipments shall have uirivcd out, a great impetus will ho given to ’his movement ol gold Iroin Europe lo tins port.—[Bull. Bun. [OsiraspoMlMrts of lbs Savannah Republic**.! The Georgia M,rgMatttre. Millkuorvillk, Nov. 14th. I hand you the following proceeding* ol tho two Uouaoa to-day: lloUSK OF REPRESENTATIVES. Tho Committuo on Judiciary, Mr. Irvin of Wilke* chairman, muds roport on aovoral bills on- trusted to them this morning. Tho bill increas ing salaries of tho Judges of tho Suproino Court, to $4,000,—to apply to Judges hereafter elected; and tho bill to restrict and define the pardoning powers ol thu legislature, wero both rolumod without amendment, and their passage recommended. Tho special order of tho day—hill to pardon Jacob Mercer—was thou lukuii up, and postponed lo Tuesday nuxt. A message front the Senate was received and road, stating that tho Sonate had roaolvod to pro ceed to tho election of a Bank Director, and Judge ol iho Supremo Court, on Tuesday next; and ask ing tho concurrence of tho House (heroin. Mr. Dawson moved that tho House concur. Mr. Lowis of Hancock objected, lie wisliud the elec tion of a Judge postponed until tho bill increasing the Judges' salary had been actud on. Mr. Dawson withdrew his motiun; whereupon, it was rouuwcd by Mr. Fields, who could not aoo uny reason lor delaying the olcdion. Mr. Lowis ottered a ren- aon, ii tho salary woro raised, other and abler com petitors would enter the field than wero now in it. Mr. Lewis mentioned tho namo of Ei-(*ov. Mc Donald, aa likely to bo one of those competitors.— Tho Sonate, said Mr. Lewis, soeni lo pay no at tention to this hill, nnd ho hoped tho House would mako a stand upon it. On the motion to concur tho ayes woro 46—nays 86. Tho bill increasing tho salary of tho Judges, was then taken up; on motion of Mr. Irvin ol Wilkes, lor a third reading. Alter a nuinhor of niotiona to striko out tho sum ol $4,000 in tho hill, and aubetilutcd various sums,—3,800, 3,500, 3,760, tho sum ol $3,000 wah finally substituted, and tho bill passed as amended, ayes 02— nays 41. Mr. Dawson of Groon, suggested tho aunt of $3,000, and montionod in connection therewith that ho would put tho salary at tho saino amount with tho Governors'. Tito bill haa yet to pass tho Senate. The Bill defining nnd rostrioting tho pardoning powers of the Legislature, was then taken up, lor final action. 'Lost, nays 71—ayes 67. On mm ion of Dr. l’hillips of Haliersham, tho hill authorizing the Treasurer to make certain art vaneeg, to members of the General Assembly, ns clerks and nflicors, was put upon its third reading and passed, alter striking out so much thereof ns reared to officers and clerks. Mr. Lewis ol Hancock, made sumo remarks, in connec tion with his motion to sttiko out, rebuking to us, could bo more advantageous lor iho allied l From lha I<«s«lon Tinea, Oct.!».] military fflavsnunta at Sevaaiapol. • ••••• But alter Sevastopol had fallen, when tho wea pon which Russia had bo long noon (urging tor tho •uhjugation of llio East had boun violently runt Irom her grasp, when her harbor had buoomo tho grave of hor (loot, and her batierioa wero oncutn- horod with the bodies ol her hoot end bravest de fenders, what reason was thero to induce the Rus sian General to linger on the acono of this vast and irretrievable catsatronlie I If Iltu capture had boon ufiectod try a coup ut main tho idea of a re capture might liavo Loon entertained, but such a notion is vain and fulilo now that all tho strength ol thu empire bus boon put forth uaolossly to pre vent the fall ol tho place, la, then, tho Crimoa an advantageous buttle ground for Russia agaiosl the allies 1 Wo uan inmgino none on which alio lights at so great \\ disadvantage, because thoru la iiutio in which our possession ol tho sea so powerfully assists our ntoveitiunis by land—nogo in which iho communications of her army are so precarious— none whore tho peculiarities of hor own vast and desolate territory react so forcibly agaiust horsoll— none where her forces are bo unable to lend assist ance to any other point of the empiro which may he attacked. That General must bo sanguine in deed wim could expect any othor rosult from a prolm gi d doleneo ol tho Crimoa ngainat the allied fleets ntid armies than totnl defeat or surrender without striking a blow. Those considerations aro bo obvious that wo cannot doubt their boing pro- sent to tho mind both ol tho Rmqan and allied Generals, and tlmt they liavo materially influenced the couduct ol both parlies over sinco tho dccisivo day of tho 8th of September. Why, then, it may he asked, is I’rinco Gortschakoir still in Iho Cri mea I Why is lie engaged lit throwing up hntto- ries and tiring shells into tho town, instead ol pro viding for thu safety of his army hy a speedy re treat while tho lino weathor yet continues I To this question several -Answers may ho given, lu tho Itrsi place, thero is a natural fueling ol pride and defiance, in showing how completely the Rus sians hud providud lor their retreat, end how bold a Iront the remnant of the defenders ol Sevasto pol can still exhibit to her captors. There ia also a motive of policy in hrouking thu full of Russia as much us possible, nnd giving the public mind of Europe (into to puuso between the startling news ol the fall of the fortress and the confession ol de feat implied only too clearly in the evacuation ol tho province Thero may, hosidus, probably ho another reason, m tho difficulty ol moving an army diH.irganr/.eii and dispirited by n long succession ol ternblu hardahipa and by a shattering delout, at n lime ol tho year when tho scarcity of water ren ders a retreat across the steppes, oven without tho presence ol an enemy, an operation of Iho utmost danger and difficulty. These things may well ac count lor the conduct of the Uussinn General, hut they do not prove that tho course which lie Inis adopted in not one ol the utmost peril, and of daily increasing perplexity. With no choice except to assume tho ollcnaivo under every possible disad vantage, or to sue Iiih communications entirely cut • •If, there cannot bu a doubt that I'rinco Gortbdia- kolf must look with anxiety towards a retreat aa the onlyjneans of extrication from u position which every day is rendering more untenable. For the sumo reason wo aro inclmud to bolievo that Marshal Pollster has viewed without oiseil- islaction the dinging ol thu Russian army to tho spot it has so long defended. Nothing,as it seems he extravagance of tho clerk ol the House at tho last session. More than $25,000 had been paid at that session to Hoiisu clerks; though tho Scuato’s expenditure for the sumo item wus lar below that liguro. lie meant to oust no insinuations on tho present clerk; ho hud voted lor him, and was not afraid that ho would abuse his privileges. But ho was opposed on principle to empower any clerk whatever, to draw monies ad mfinit m Gov. J dmsonhad characterized tho wasiululnuss'ot thu last session, in the item of the dork hiro, as ex travagance. Ho (Mr. L.) thought it deserved a sponger term. Dr. Phillips here rose to defend himsclt against any imputation ol his motives, in including clurks and olficurs among thoso to bo paid under his bill, buf on n lull disclaimer Irom Mr. Lewis, and a deserved compliment to the Dr's, high character, resumed Ins seat. 1 will mention iu ibis connec tion that Dr. Phillips introduced the bill nteruly aa nn accommodation to tho members, and promptly acquiesced in the motion to striko uut "olorks and olliccrs." DILLS REPORTED. By Mr. Lawton ol Chatham, to incorporate and e a iahlish "Oglethorpe Medical College," in the city ufSavunnuh. By Mr. Edouheld of Emanuel, a bill to tako from tho Town Commissioners of Paris (Emanuel Co.,) their right to regulate the lees to be paid lor retailed licciisea. By Mr. Pruitt, of Franklin, lo form a now coun ty front portions ol Franklin. By Mr. Harris, ol Fulton, a bill to nxpcdiio tho • lliclioii ol detits hi curiam cases. The bill ueuds the Act ol 1799, so as to allow judgment bu obtained oil notes and other coni'* saions ol debt, at the first term of tho Superior und Inferior Courts, where no answer under oath is made By .Mr. Piukult,ol Gilmer, to give 8t»l«' aid to the Ellijay K. U. Company, on certain conditions. By Mr. Burnett, «»l Glynn, to amend tho Rond Laws of tilts State so lur us applies to the county of Glynn. By Mr. Phillips, of If ibcrsiium, to amend the Ac: incorporating the "Georgia Military luaiiiutu." The bill provides that when two thirds or morn of Hie Stock <1 said Insii'ute is irau.-ferred lo lliu State, the Slate shall givu to the Insftlutu $25,000, and mi annual appropriation thornnlter ol $5,000, —lur the faithful dis'iursemeiit ol which, the Prin cipal shnll givu bond ; the Board ol Trustees, on the trunshr abuvo mentioned, will ho superseded by a Board of Visitor 4 , **l whom the Governor and his successors w ill bo President On the irsnsler ol tho wholo Siock to the Suite, thu Institute is to be permanently located at Marietta. By Mr. Thornton, ol Muscogee, it hill to repeal ill laws now ol for^o in llna State authorizing mi- j Georuia Apples.—A Iriund, recently returned priaonment lor debt- Mr. T. also introduced n| from Maaciti, has presented ua with a specinun mom ,rinl Irom curtain citizens ol Muscogee, ask- of tho apples grown in (5**bb county. They wero llriiiiHUlcIi A Florida ICailrou«l. NVu give below u copy ol the bill recently intro duced in the Senate, lo grant Stale aid to lliuubuvo company: A BILL. To he entitled nn act to give Sta'e aid to thu Brunswick ami i'mrida Railroad Company. See. 1st. Be ii enacted by tho S-uatoand House ol Representatives ol the Stale ol Georgia in G«n- P „’ ,mem ° r »"•.•«!?.— «eun.h«, value. I Rail Ruud Company Hball have completed twenty imlis ol their Road hi u g«od aim sub.-tantial man ner, wiili imn lads weighing not less than liny pounds to the yard, and in every way suitublu lor thu ordinary transaction ,,f business, then said Company dial I bo entitled to tho endorsement of the Siuiu ol Georgia upon the Bonds ofaam Com Important Decrees Issued by the French Emperor.—Two highly important decrees wei issu-d by tho French Emperor on the I81I1 ultiiiv . By virtue ol tho first, foreign vessels can be legally ■old in £ ranee, and obtain French registers, upon . of 10 per cent upon their By tho second, all ship-building materials can bo ; imported into Franco froo ol duty. Daily Newspapers.—Thero is no book, sny§ the Richmond Enquirer, "so msiructive as a news paper; no knowledge so necessary to be acquired v „... as lhai which may bo gloanod Iroin its columns, i P ar| yi L* the amount ol eight thousand dullars per and acquired with half so much facility It is not 1 n,,l «.» n «“«•» «'' d «very additional mile which onlv th« . r .u i . Bind Company may thuraltor coiiHiruet lit like cheapest and most useful | manner ami put in operation. But no bonds shall bu endorsed by thu State, predicted upou the first twenty miles ol said Road. Thu endorsement shall bu made in suituble lorrn by thu Governor. Sue. 2d. That so soon as the Bonds ol the Com pany shall bo endorsed by (he .Slate in pursuance ol Huh act, they shall conslituio and have the first and superior lino and mortgage upon said Hull Ruud and all the properly holonumg to said Com pany ol every kind and desunption, (including dm first twenty miles,) aud if at any lime said Com pany shall fail or ruluso to pay thu Bonds or any purl thereof, or any interest that may ho dao th« roon according to their Incu and tenor, then it shall he die duty <>l tho Governor to notily the Attorney no r sHary, most pleasing and most instructive; and General of tho Circuit in which is situated the this kind of knowledge can only bo ob'aiucd front place ol liuom-sa ol aaid Company ; and thereupon tho newspaper. We w .uld venture lo affirm that Baid Attorney General shall furiiiwiih file a hill Ihon, novor wa„, nnd Dover will bo, in . ouunlry I “«“"•“*»*•'*• Company or in.U'u.o “njr other i.'Knl , . , ,» euuoiry proceedings, sett.ng forth llio lucta, and thereupon situation, an ignorant fumily who look a daily th*. Court shall muku all such oiders and decrees newspaper. Let any parent tench Iiih children to j i» said cuuse aa maV he doomed necessary to cause road and ihon subscribe to a daily paper, and it ia 1 dm payment ol said Bonds «ml interest, and in- imilOMiblo Hint hi. family .llould no* in time ho- ! IT!!”! '.""-'V”"' . 0,lll ? r b r..«*» l «A como well-informed, provided they live^ufliciontly secluded to he thrown upon tho paper an a source information, but it also affords tho cheapest, most innocent and least cloying source ol pleasure and nappineaa. A daily newspaper, in a largo family la sure every day to be the means of interesting! informing or pleasing almost every member of dm family, especially where they live in tho country, and aee and hear litllo that is new. In tho course of a year,* well conducted paper conveys infor mation on almost every aubjoct, or at least oxeiu-a curiosity and inquiry on all aubjocta. To know what ia nearest to ua in time and in space, ia most ol amusement. Tho dullest child who hates a book wil), in rainy weather, steal up to a news paper, road n marriage notice und an advertise ment or two, and put it down. The next time, probably, ho will hr-como bolder, and got through "A Horrible Murder." Noon he will rood short talcs of Ii.- inn; llien, just heloro election time, he begins lo peep into politics and even fo read political spot chon. Last ol nil, he atiacks (lie foreign news. By this tmm hlx euriusity on moat aubpicu ta excited, nnd overcomes Ins aversion and fokr of hooka, and ho is lured on to become a reading and woll-lnformod man. It is strange r* Bl •“* f * mil y, as a measure of economy, should d>i| y P«P®r. Children aoe the world Cheaply at homo, m a newspaper, without the dan- C'Miimnndurs tliun that tho Russian army should thus waste in useless bravado thoso low valuable days tliut yet separate thu Indian summer ol the Crimea Irom it* inclement and variable winter.— His object, wo imngiiiu, must have been lo avoid pressing tho Rus.*tana with so much vigor as lo force upon them the necessity ol taking an imme diate and decided part. Better lo make them a present of thu cheap bravado ol retaining somo portion of the city they have los , if they can ulti mately lie made to pay for this by a calamitous re treat, lull*,wed not mtprcbably by a still inure sig nal reverse. Tho object soems to bo to oblige tho Russian army, when it shall at last execute its rut- mgrauc movement, to endure all that thu inclemen cy ol the elements can inflict upon it, and to run the gauntlet through large bodies of troops, which may compel it to fight for ils very existence. Un foreseen accidents may disarrange and destroy tho most carefully formed combination, but it seems to us tlint the position of tho allies and Russians is such us authorizes the most sanguino anticipation as to the results ol the campaign. Wo are not and cannot bu compelled to assail thu north side of Sevastopol in the same bulldog fashion in which we assaulted the South. Thu position may bo more easny turned than stormed, and results ob tained by cutting off thu communication much more decisive and less sanguinary than trenches, batteries, and iiSiaull could win lor us. We liavo lairly burst the net lit which wo wore inclosed, wo cun choose our own ground and tuna lor fighting, and *>ur generals would indeed luck judgement nnd discretion if tli.-y threw aside the advantages it has 'cost us so much to gain m order to return to that narrow ami utonoiunnus routine ol sorties, bom bardments, and assault soul of which wo have just emerged. Whether the Russian*, when they shnll commence their retreat, will wholly abandon tho north side of Sevastopol,or whether they will leave behind them a garrison to expend their superfluous ammunition upon the allies, can mutter hut little to Uio results *,| the campaign. Wo bolievo they have deferred thi- movement to thn very last mo mom, ami mat whenever it takua place, unless thu wuather continues lur more luvoialilo than they have anv right to expect that retreat will be the commencement ol a soncsof calamities not inte rior to those which, lor h*i ninny months, have rained lire, swurd.and pcstficneo on the heads of tho de voted defender-* ol NeVuslopol. Tiif. Rl -sianb in the Pacific.—According to iho |ntu*t news, from California, tho United Stains steam* r J<*hn Hancock had arrived at Ban Frau- cisco Irom P«itropolow*ki, bringing news that the Russians were in great force on sea nml land nt Amoor and anxious to meet tho allied fleet* which waa probably in the Gulf uf Tnrtary. Tho Brilinh steamer lluracorilu had huen ut Ayar, und lound the place deserted, hut discovered an amount of secreted goods belonging to tlm Rureiun Fur Com pany, which were sei/.ud. Thn steamer then went to I’etropolowski, und entered that port with tho American flag flying, fired into the town, and then left. When oil Elizubeth Island, she encountered a Bremen brig* "iih 140 Russian officers and s->ldiers, winch she captured and carried to Hong Kong. MAV ANN AM nAHKLT, RKMARK8 —Uur tables will show the movement In cotton the past week. Hlnce our last report, ilia coun- ' try has bNiivlilieil by copious rains, exiainllngihroiiKh- ! out Ueorgln, South Carolina, Alabama, mul Mississippi.! The water courses are again In boating condition, am | It Is expected that produce of all descriptions, especial ly cotton, will be hurried forward In lncrease-i quanti ties to market. It Is not known whether the ratlin liuve bron sufflclmt lo render river navigation permanent lor the remainder of the suaami, though there can l>o no doubt that they have hueu ainjilo tnougli to afford, at least, temporary relief. COTTON.—Arrived since llio 8th Inst.. 12,387 bale* Upland (10,857 per liailroad; 163(1 from Augusta and landings on the rivers) and IH1 do 8ca Islands.— Thu Kxporta for lha saute period amount to 15,VJ0 hales Upland, and 32 do 8ea lalaud. vlx t To Liverpool, 7450 bales Upland; to Hoatou, 3010 hales Upland; to N. York, 3921 bales Upland, and 12 do Men Islands; lo Philadelphia, 053 bales Upland; aud in Charleston, 377 bales Upland nnd 90 do He* Islsu^-leavlng^on band aud uu shipboard not cleared, a stock or 35,903 bales Upland, and IIU3 duMea Island, agnlust 12,3-29 bates Up land, uud 649 do Moa Isaud at the sninu lime last yenr. About noon yesterday, Hie arrival of the Pacific was announced by telegraph. Iler advices show nn advance of fcd. in the Liverpool market, owing to a fatso rumor that the American Minister to Kngland had deinuuded hla passpnrls, aud dial a rupture with till* country waa apprehended. This rumor, happily for American operators, waa contradicted by our Mlnlater Just before tho sailing of the Paciflc. Home operation! took pluco in llila market, under private dispatches and before the cause of tho advance abroad was known, lint fortunately for buyers fuller accounts were soon received by the city papers and published. During .tho excite ment occasioned by prtvalodlspaiches, sales were made at an advance or X a <4; but later iu tho day prices ro- codvd In previous figures. Owing lo the unwilled feverish slate of llie market at tho closo of business, It was iui|H)saible to arrive at correct quotations; we thurelore omit them tills wouk. Tl may be staled how ever. that llio market Is X a Jtfc. better on floor quali ties than at Hie date of our last weokly report. Thu sales of the week amount to 70UI bales at llio following particulars: 6 ut njf; 0 at7)4;VI)at7J4; 94 at H-, 153 at 8)4; 5*«alt-V, 91® *l 8)4, 1® at 8 7-ltt; 191ft at 8)4; Mat 8 9 Ifl, 1403 at 8R; 181 at 8 11-16; I9»7 at 8\'; 0 at H 13-10; ‘261 at 8J4; 3-2 at 8 15-10; 309 ut 9; 297 at 9)4; 5 at 10, and 95 bains Jethro at 10)4 cents. SKA ISLANDS.—We havo still no Improvement to notice In the market lor this classification of cotton.— No sales wero made during tho week. The recolpts havo been 181 bales, and thu exporis 32 hales, as fol lows : lo New York 12, and lo Charleston 2U halos. KICK.— 1 There haa boon a fair demand during the* week, and tho sales sum up 851 tlurcus at the following particulars: 27 Hi $4,18; 6in at 4,37; 50 at 4,5(1; 125at 4,62; 101 at 4,75, and 28 tierces at 4 HO. The range of ' quotations are 94,25 a 4,75 per hundred weight. We i hoar ol a sale of 4,coo bushels rough rlco at fl 00. It J Is held ut 95c. to $1,10 per bushel. Tho receipts of Hie { week have been 38,000 bushels Hough and 237 tierces i clean Hlce. The exports of elcan Klee were 899 casks, I as Ibllows: to New York loo, to Philadelphia 455, to ’ Havana 180, aud to Charleston 164 casks. FLOUR.—There has been an nctlvo market for finor* gin aud Tennessee Flour ut prices ranging Irom 9 lo 910,75, the latter liguro for extra family. The sales of thu week were 550 barrels anil 2,000 sacks. We quote ■uf erflnu.iii barrels 99 a 9 12)4, and 91,62)4 a 4.0HJ4 In j sacks. Ktowah mills xuperflue is hsld at 9 75, aud ex tra family at 10 75 per barrel. W1IKAT.—Wo have no change to note In quotations this week. There Is it good enquiry for shipping, and but little offering. The receipts of the week are 18,147 bushels and the exports 28,754 bushels. 91 85 a I 90 are thu ruling rales ; 3-200 bushels red wore sold at Uio latter figure. COHN.—The uemand is good, and there Is a fair sup ply on the inaiket. Tho quotations are fiom 80 to 85c, pur bushel. We hoar of a sale of 1000 bushels having boon made at 65 to Uilo., and one of 2000 bushels lo ar rive at 85c. Hevoral lots wero shipped to New York during the week, part ou speculation, and some to All orders. KICK FLOUR.—1200 bushels were sold, and shipped to Heaton this week,on terms not made public. There is no ruling quotallou for this article. COUN MKAL is retailing at $ I n I 12)4. OAT8.—There is no dcmmul for Country Oats; though there Is a good enquiry for finer qualities with but u limited supply on the market. We hear of sides of lt- 00U bushels (llilo seed Oats at 65 to 7 .p.-r bushsl.jjg j They are retailing at 75c. por bushel. IIAY.—There is a good supply lu first haniaaid n fair demand from the trade. Thu enrgo rate- •(• for prime Northern 90c to 91; ami for Kaslcrn 91 12 to I 16. It It retailing ns follows: for Northern 9125 a 137; Eastern I 50 a I 6-2 per uwl. HALT,—tVu hear of a cargo sale being made this week nt 91 05 por suck, and uf a lot of 1,000 sacks changing hands at I 05 a 1 111. It Is selling lu small Inis of 2 to 300 su- ks at I 10, and retailing from store at 115 to I 25 per Mick. 11U( MJKKIK*.—We refer for quotations to our list of wholesale prices. The market lius been dull during Uio week. F.XOllANC.K.—'The Hunks nto soiling sight chucks on all Northern ellius at )4 per cent, premium, and purchasing New York eight bills nt s discount. 5 •lays nt J4 ; III days at ; 30 *1 rys nt Jf; 60 days at I), a 1)4 • 9*1 it ys 2*4 a 2)4 ; and Haalou, Philadelphia anil llahiuuue, 60 days hills at I*, u 1)4 percent, discouut* FKKICII FS, both fureigu and domestic cntlnuedull owing lo lliu large number ol vessels ill port und Iie creasing by daily arrivals. The fleet now In our harboi la li e largest on record. We quota Cotton per lb »*» * Liverpool, nt 9-16 a )4*|.; To boston, 13-32 for Coltou, , an*t 91R fnrlDce; to Now York, by iteumshlp, »; lor t!olton, 92 for Hice, and by -ailing vessels, )4 fur Cot * tout To I'liiladeh Inn, by steamship, *4 lor square, and * )• for round hales Coltou.r.lnl by sailing vu suls ft 16; * To llahunnra, .’4 lor Cotton. Thu rate for Lumber lo Kusiurn ports is 99 per l,tMMI feet. 8A VANN All WIOLFJALK PBIliKk CIIKIIBI7T. Arilili-B. I I • VdT IIAUUINU, Dundee, 44 In Kentucky (in any Tow HALE HOPE IliUou’s Hope, HKEF,Now-York Meas... Prime Cargo B Act IN, Hams.. Mliouhlers.. Hides II It FAD, Navy.. •Yyd. -• ry«J ..r yd ..<r ft>- ..r i»>. V bbl V bbl. T lb. r ib. r ib. lb. r ■». HiJlTKIt,(Joshen, prime....96 M». No. 2 Y !b. HHII.'KH. Miivuunuli, 1st qal.-IF Ib' Nortiiern Y tn CANDl.liS Spermaceti Y lb. Havanimli made,Tallow.. do.. ■ Y -Y Y ..Y ..Y ..Y ..Y "Y y<] cat (01 15 GO 6* <B <ft 15 GO 13 eg; 14 (3) 7 « 15# ««# 18 Northern do. t'llKKHK, Northern.. CO I TEE,Cuba Hln Juvu CORD AUK, Tarred... Manilla DOMESTIC HOODS Hliirtlngs, brown . Hheetlngs, brown Y yd. Ilrnwu Drills Y )'• Cotlnii l isiiahiirgs Y yd. DUCK, English Vlsill Amcrli'uu Cotton 4F yd. FI8II, Mackerel, No. I grbhl. “ No. 2 r bbl.; 14 “ No. 3 gfhbl.I 6 FLOUR, Canal IF bbl. Hull. Howard-street,sup. .qf bbl. I’lilludelphiu "••.•-■I Ueorglu HR AIN, Corn, cargo “ retail Oats Wheat OLA<8, Am. Window... OUNI’t >WDKU IIAY, Prime Northern.... “ Fjistern IIIDK8, Dry Orersktns IRON, Hwedes, ussorted... I’fff H“op Sheet Nail rods LARI) LIME, Rockland 33 (•» 12# GO 17 GO 12)4 fat (fit 12 (St 15 Git <a» 7 <B III GO 10 (it 14 (HI GO 24 GO 20 & 16 (St 8 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Fare ReSuceS—C»i>ln Passage For .Wir York. TUB STEAM-HIIII' ALABAMA Will sail, Buturday, Nov. 17ih, at 1 o'clock' P m The splendid last «.,)„« ' - n A I.A II AM A, Cant. Rcl.enck, siin!l? a* shove. For Frelatunr ply to PADKLFORD, FAY fc PaMWgl! . ' '• HtM-rngo “ *'* N. II. Hlilppcra of Cotton l*y Hu h*'nt*min i, «,i| laku notice, Unit no Cotton will lx- r*-i *.|ii-d , 4l thut Is not distinctly marked on the *-*lc*! *,i ti lfc iJll"*** uov 10 "■ • IF hhl. ..IF bbl. 9 50 .. 4F bus. 8(1 ..■Thus.; On GO ..•Thus, tift cat ..<r bus. 185 (St ..viwin14 .iu & .. Y keg.i Q (it ... gFcwt.. fMI (it ...Vcwt.i i i2 at Y Jb-I II# Git . ..4F It*.. ou ...Yb»n. 95 50 . ..gFtou.l ...Vcwt.l 4 Wl ...Vcwt. 1 4 5(1 ...qFcwt.l 6 (XI ..Y lb- 14 “bbl. cat (^ IU 75 GO 85 I.CMK, Rockland 4F>'DI.| 90 LUMBER, S. Sawed, refuse, .fiii.il.; 6 00 Merchantable Ym.il. River Lumber,refuse.. ..Vui.n. Merchantable to prime... Vm.n. TIM HER t Itaug'g) for exporl.qF ut. « ng) for Mills V “ klV V Idle <k Water! inknipcstnv. • 11 lid. “...IF “ “ “ Hal. “...V n». White Pine,clear Vm.lt. Merchantable Vm.lt.'|p INI Cypress Shingles V m.l 4 INI Sawed Cypress Shingles.. V lit. 10 (III 14 W) 8 (Nl 15 INI 12 INI |0 UU 56 Wl 311 Wl 20 (HI |3h Wl 70 I 9U 7 911 7 I Wl 1 18 Guild CU 311 (HI (» 4 Wl GO 5 5h (at o w» (at is GU I W) (at 8 ini (at it) no GU 9 Wl Gy 21) INI &> 111 (Nl & 12 (M) Gy Wi ini (Si 35 INI Gy 25 Wl (<& 4U IN) Gt 25 INI «T 4 50 (at Rod Oak Staves V m.IpjIN) _ MO LASS |W, Cuba, V Ktd.( 32 gj» 34 New-t Irleuns V Kul., 3x (* 40 NAILS, Cut Id. lo'Jlld V It*.i 4)4 (at 5 NAVAL STORKS,Tar Vbbl. 4 75 (at 5 (Mi Spirits Tiirjiemlne Vgul. 62« (at 70 Varnish Vgul.. <& 85 () ILS, Sperm, wilder strut nod.. Vgul. 2 2.5 (y 2 50 rull “ VK«I. I 25 (o> I 511 “ summer" Vgal.| 1 25 (gt 1 50 Whale, Rucked, winter... Vgul. «5 & IK) Linseed Vgul. Wl ® 95 Tuunors’ Vbbl.|l5Ud (*y 16 16 ..Vuul.*20 III) .. Vbbf ,.Vdox.' I 75 Vbox. 3 25 PORK, Mess, Western.. Prime Mess, New-York... PORTER, London RAISINS, M. It SALT, Liverpool, coarse V Cargo, bulk V bu.| Turk's I (land V bu.i PI KITS: Brandy Olnrd, Dupuv kC.).V K*xl.| Dc. A. Seign*tie’s. . .Vgnl. Dt. Loger frees Vital. D«. Peach Vgul. Do Domestic V gal- in. Holland ,V gal. 6P1IU1S,Uln, American.... IFgaf- Hum, Jamaica Vgul. “ N. K., bbls.... V gal. Whiskey,Phil.A. Hull.... V gal. New-Urleans... V gal. (Si 27 W) (Si 29 iHI cat 2 75 3 511 1 Id I 511 45 1 25 45 1 611 8 50 4 SO 3 75 2 Ml Wl 1 M> 55 2 75 SUGAR,Muscov'd St.Croix .qr Ib. 7)6 Qi 9 Havana, white r ib. (» “ brown Y ih (ni New-i irleans V Ib 6# <4 7 Loaf ami Crashed.... -r n. 16k (£ II SOAP American yellow Y Ih. 6 1at c HID )'l',all sizes ■r it*. 8 (St 0 8EG A US, Spanish ■qr m. 16 (HI Ml tat American .qr in. 4 to (at 15 nn TAl.LoW, American li> 12 (Si 14 T< HI AC’CI 1, Mu mi fuel 11 red.. .Y Ih 13 w 46 TEAS, Souchong • qr 'ib 35 on 66 Gunpowder Y Ib. 76 (St 66 II \ son V tt>. 60 (Si 1 75 TWINE, Seine Y If*. 36 on 35 Haling Y Ih. 17 (at 19 WINKS, Madeira Y gnl. 1 06 on 5 (Hi Sicily Madeira .qf gnl. on 75 TcncrllTo, L. P • Vgal. 1 IHI on 1 25 Malaga, Sweet ■ Y gnl. 5(1 on 55 “ Dry .q* - gnl. * 46 on 511 Claret, Marseilles .q^c’k. 56 on 1 Ml Bordeaux .qre’k. 5u (•n 1 IHI Champagne .qvdoz. 8 IHI on 17 WOOL, Soul hern I'n washed .Y Ih. 26 (at 21 “ Clean.... .Y Ih. (at WOOL-SKINS, I.alull’s.... ,Y e«. IP on 25 Sheep’s ■ Y en. 18 (at 23 8ZZIF INTE WS. PtlK'MJt" SAVANNAH T. NOVEMBER |! ing lor a Bank, lo lit! called Ifio "Bank ol Colum- 1 buN" ; charier to expire in IWii; capital $250,000, it Ii pnvileue of mcruaso !•» $500,Odd. By Mr. Browning, ol Thomaisa bill authorizing tho aalo ol the OKolvnokve Swamp lands, uuw owned by this State, nnd meorporatiiiR the "Okt- fonokco Drainage Company." By Mr. Hilliard, ol Ware, to appropriate $5,0(10 (o bo need in removing obstructions Irom the Sa- 1 tilla River. U» motion, Dr. l’hillips, of Habersham, waa put on tho committee on Internal Improvements. And after a resolution,offered by Mr. Lewis, was agreed to, requiring tho dork of the House lo have docu- mills for its use printed in quarto, tho IIuuso nd- j< turned. SENATE. BILUI REPORTED. By Mr. Jamison, a now county bill, to form obtained from the proprietor of the Fletcher liouao hi Marietta, and are very large und beautiful,some of iItem weighing it pound and a quarter, and of excellent flavor. Indued, we have unldom seen so fine an upp « in miy part nl thn country—which ia tho more remarkable ns hut little attention is yet given to orchards iu this Btuto. With such apples an llieso growing almost spontaneously, vfu aoo no Mitaon why thuCherokoe counties aliould not sup ply tho whole State. The Mediterranean Squadron.—A letter in llm Newark (N. J.) Advertiser, dated Genoa, Oct. 9,says; Tito U. S. Mediterranean squadron,Commodore Brccso, has dropped down to Naples from the an chorage at Spezia. It consists of the flag ship Congress, a frijgnio of the first class, the corvette Constellation, Cupl. Bull, and the steumor Saranac, Capt. Long. Alter a brief sojourn ut Naples ilia understood that iho fleet will sail for Constantino- ‘•j - in , . , Ti , uiiubjbiouu imn *'w* »»iii phi* ioi v/oiioi*i*iuiiu- nuw county out of a part ol Union, and to bo called p|„, whore it will probably pass n groat part ol tho winter. Tho officer* and crews were generally in excellent health whon they lull theso waters. Totnl France, | 1 . Other Foreign Ports,.... 1 j Total Foreign Ports,.. I843li| 1 Boston 10942, cihi I Providence, I New-York, 12 25423| 314 11680 , Philadelphia, 5IBj] 1859 ' Hnltimnreand Norfolk,. 1324, .... ! Charleston, 73 3119: 3 202 1 Other U.H. Ports, 1 Total Coastwise, 85 460llll| 317 14031 Grand Total 8.1 614501 .Y17| 14031 gor of bad association or experts*) ol truvol." T,ie Ameiuc.n Opficem m tiie c„„ ka _| n Ihc (oacr.l o,d.„ |„„„d f, om Brll|th h d qu.r»t« >1 Huvut.jpo), Oclobnr 9ih, >i Kned |„ Gen. Barnard, chlaf-of the staff, wn fi„d th 0 f«|. lowing item which was imperfectly reported by telegraph from Halifax: No. 4. The undormonlinnfld nfli-ors of the U. 8. tuny will receive fr*>m ihecominiiwariat rutiona for th-mselvea and servants, and forage for their horoea, during «heir slay in tin- Crimea :—\i*j, D. lafield, (Jiiio-d Slates Kngmcora; Maj Mordccai, United SiMies Artillery; Cxptam M’Clollun, Unit* HtatM Cavalry. auid Knud nrid property, to he plucud in the hands of n Kocoivor, or by ordering u sale thereof, or in such other manner as tile Court may think host for thu interest ol tlm .Slate. &cu (M. 1 lint the Bonds of said Company tssuud under ill ’ provisions ol this net shall he made pay able twenty years after the date ihuruol hearing seven pur cent, mtorosl payable somi-aimunlly, and said Bonds may bo made p..yablu at uny place ill the United States, that may bn designated by iho Company issuing them. But it any payments thotild lull upon the Stalo nl Georgia by thu rea- son ol the endorsement ol said Bonds, then said payments shall bo considered duo uud puyuhlu at th” Treasury ol the Stale. So.:. 4ih. Thut the PrcHideut of said Company shall muko u lull and comploto return and state ment to thu Governor under oath on llio liist Mon day in October ol each year, silling forth iho pro- gift** of the work, the amount of suliaciiptona to the stock nnd the financial condiiioii ol tlm Com pany, and which stalainoitt shall he published by said Cnrifliniiy In some public Gn/.ctto ol llio .Slate. Aud in all cnsits when Bonds may be endorsed as slornsaid, llio SihIo of Georgia shall bo onlillod to two Directors in aaid Company, and said Directors to bo nppomted by the Governor, provided, should said Company fail or neglect to build, and pel iu operation, at least twenty miles ol their Ruud, within two years after the pnwags ol this aci, then nil rights hereby grunted shall couso, and no Her.da shall l>e endorsed for said Company by au thority ol mis act. Hoc. 6tli. That if nt any limn during Iho progress "fib" Road (lie huaincaa of aaid Company should bo nil managed iii sui-ii manner ns would subject III*' Miule to loss, then tin* Governor may rulu-m to ••mlmo any other Iminln <>| said Company until •colony is given lo prolecttho State aguiust uuch liability. By Mr. Shropshire, of Chattooga, n bill to reg ulate the rate ol interest in this State, pcnni'ling a conventional rate, (under ton per coni.) tho hiiiiio to he specified in the note or bund ; and to provide lor thu collection of tlm same. There is perhaps no subject afloat which ilmre is such variety of opin ion, as that of "intercut" and tho rules which should govern it. According to thu ipout political econo mists, money ih n commodity, ami therefore to ho lett Iren ol restriction. But legislatures liavo nev er, until recontly, recognized such it theory ; uud then, in most casus, to a partial exluiit. But I must dulcr further comment on thu subject to a umro convenient season. By Mr. Cono.ol Greene, to regulate tho issuing ol writs ol garnishment. nBf ltr _,, w By Mr. S.'i* ven,"I Chatham, a bill to protect , suoku Wheat, 13 do Flour. SiHl do Corn,'and mUze to planters of "Oyster Beds.’’ * hill fc Prentiss, M Mush,U F.Mills, Hay-nurd Ac- Rowland «In million of Mr. Lnwton, nl n.ulnhcrly, llio ' I* llulior-l.nin „ «mi. J WullnirK, Wnw, O-envIll. u. maiilar orilcr w-is su-meoded tn nnrimi n ihinl l.'o, McMahon At Doyle, Lockett Ac Snellmgs, J FTucker, regular ort cr was suspuiui «i, lo perm I it imr l w ’„ hi„«>n.(J W (iaruntny. King U Sons, M II iVift rondinu III In. Oonrini und Hi.ridu II. It. Hill, ii,.,,,, J hum, V,hiiik, VV,»li*u„.iWiin, fc lien., which boing agreed lo, ho moved to amend by lleiulersoii H. l,i. (.einenilui. VV Duncan, L LI I tenth d, siihalitllting thu ll'>u<o Bill on Iho same subject.— . \V Waters, M hole*, E Pursues At Ho. Duns At VVasb Mr. Hardeman, of Bibb, moved to nmcml the snh- » burn, lloslmi At VHIalonza, Rabun At Smlili, Hardwick Nuvixunali Exiiorts, Nov- 16. Pe*- hi ig E Donne, Husluii—3,254)4 bushels Itougb Rice. 241 hales l.’otlon, I Imx Mdxa. Per sclir D s Merslioii, Haltiuioro—731 boxes Copper Ore, 103 bales Coltou, Wl do Domestics, 15 bags Feath ers, 7 oiils Wire. Per sclir S J Waring. New York—507 bales Upland Cotton, 21 do Hca Island, 6 do Papei, 3 casks Snleralus. Ill rolls Leulhur, inn sacks Flour, 166 Dry Hides, t Indus Calf I kins, 2 do Deer Skins, 149 bbls Flour. RF.CF.IPTS PER CENTRAL RAILROAD* Nov 15—1788 bales Cotton. 3U boxes Copper Ore, 2067 tho wholo measure, nnd moved to lay tho subati Into on thu table. Alter some further dobato, in’ which Messrs. I’oeples nnd Aikmaon took part,’ Mr. (itlmoii withdrew Ins motion, and the bill wns. laid on the tabic lor tlm present. By Mr. McMillan, it bill lorolor.n nnd regulate’, tho practice in tlm Supremo Court. Also a hill to . cr* ate a new county hum n portion of Clurko. By Mr. Jeter, to form a new county Rein Ma con, Marion and Sumter, to bo called "Colquitt. . By Mr. Gibson, to alter nn act fixing llm limes ' lltliiirhlge, Clagliorn Al lluimlnulinm, N o it. II Weed, Hrlgliaui, Kelly At. Co, A Hayward, W M Carson. run ocean nti:ami-;iin. SAILING DAYS TO AND PROM THE UNITED STATES. FROM EUROPE. * ’ NORTH STAR, Am. Havre, Nov. 3, for Now York PAi.ll’U', Aid, Liverpool, Nov. 3, lor New York * WASIItN(JTON,Aiu.SoutU'lou.Nov.7,(ot..Ncw York ' UAN ADA, Hr, Liverpool, Nov. 1(1, fir ItoNtoii . ..... ATLANTIC, Am, Liverpool, Nov. 17, for.... New York nnd placea lor Supremo Court Hoxaimia ; also a bill | hT. LOUIS, Am, Havre, Nov.21, for Now York to alter the provisions ol thu Constitution touching . AFRICA, Hr, l.lvcrimol, Nov.24, for iloaton Ih„. (•*'..n I Al«LL* Am, Havre, Nov 24, lor New York By Mr Murphy, to chango the limes lor holding PROM THE UNITED STATES Newton Superior Court, and to allow u two week a i ARAIK), Am, Now Yo-k, Nov, 17. n»r ' ltnvr« term. . 1 ASIA, Hr, lloilon, Nov,2l, for I.lvi-riinnl - - • — • " A, *i- NniiRTH NT\i» a„. K...V m.... :,v v By Mr. I’eepb'M, a hill to incorporate) tho "Alh- I s Ni HtTlI s r A It, Am, New York, Nov'.gl, for.... Iliivre cna Guards" volunteer company. f . , I 'ii rk ' N v V ' i W .; rwr V Liverpool By Mr Wingfield, a bill to prevent the Ordina ries of tho several counliei front practising law. Bennie adjourned- L. Massachusetts Lfoisi.aturk—The House of Roprnsouiniivea will stand us follows: Amerl- cans, lliu, Whigs. 5®; Democrats, 32; Republican*), 6<*, Liberal*, fi—169, AFRICA, llr, lloslon, l)e«'. Ill, lor..., IIA LTD ’, Am, New York, Dee. '.tl, lor.... ,. Liverpoo , Liverpool / ’ IIA 511* A(J !V K. -I|. |iIhI .'I(, I V > Mur. Anchor und Crown lluui'U, qiinrh for sale by *' Ver/enay, and pints, Ml SIS A aiollNH'IMN- I'PKIIFINF, Fl.Ot lt, Corn Moil, and Cow Himii nml l*>i milo l>y I.VNN ASNIHKU S IPI. liov 14 |H, l*l.|Uj)fand.||8.lal.|Uplaiiil stock *>n hand,Sept, |...j 334 171X1, ~U*N» Received since Nov 8... IH| I2387| 124 8276 _ “ provlwnaly ■... | 7241 Wit ton |j 142; 1547.1 total Receipts. | »tf:i|~~HwTTs311 860j 2i3.il Exported tills week j* 32: 1842011 811 “‘ 3U-6 previously | 44| 4666()|| 133| 111945 Totnl Ivxports,. 76|642sU||3171 :4u3| Stuck oil Imml. Nov 15 .1 11631 3591)31| 54t)| 123211 • Including 127 Itulus huruoo. Exports of Cotton from 8 a van nab. From Sept. 1,1: From Sept. I, *5.3, to Nov. 15. |’54,lo Nov. 15, 1855. || 1854. HIHTS KXFilBTi:il TO.I S. I. 11 ’ phlllll. 11 S. I. |l'plnml Liverpool, I j IS45»ll7 '.I....... Other llrltlah l’orta,.,..| | || | YoiaHJrealllritaln,...j ?i T94SU||......| Havre I.. .77.1 II I Illhur French Ports,.... | | | j | AHIKIVri). Ship Rotunda, Hath, Me—llrlghiim, Kelly At Co. Ship Time, lluiuer, 1’orUaud, Me—Carle to 11 At Par- sons. Hark Peter De-nill, ll'ioy, Huston—Howland At Son. Sclir Loyal Scranton, Lowdon, New York—Cohens At Hertz Sluumer Eliza, Harnett, Paraclmcln, with 85 bales Cotton. 52 cords of Wood und rndze to llehu At Foster, J Richardson.crug.-r At Wndc, and others. Winkler's Pint, iroin plantation, with 1,660 bushels R0114I1 Rice to / N Winkler. (•Ibbnn's Flat, front plniitulion, with 1,413 bushela Rough Rice lo Tlson At Mackay. Ueuit’e Flat* fruui plautuiiuu, with 9<Hl buahvla Rough Rice to N A i.ardeo At Co. t’i--titiii. Hrlg E Dosno, Luring, lloslon—llrigliam, Kelly At Co. Sclir DS Mershoii,Crahaiu, Hallinioru— llrigliuni, K«'lly At l'o. Sclir S J Waring, Feff, New York—Ogden, Starr 9 Co. Sclir W I, Hurroiighs, Craffuiu, Appal mlncolu, in bnl- last— Urlghain, Kelly Co. ’ IIEI'AH'lEDi Steamer Lordon, Hrooka, Charleslon. n'EfflioHANnA. Jacksonville, Nov 5—A«, brigs l)t*t**, Davis, Hermuda; H II Kennedy. Randal. Iloaton; schrs .Magyar, l.ililefleld, Si Thomas; Madagascar, Iteed, New York; steamer Ze- ‘ Springs, tVlImlnutou, N c. — Ar, brig R II llu-kins, Sproull, Huston. —Ar, brig Kei.ku, Treat, liostuii. Old, sclir J II C< flln, lliiiitley, Philadelphia. 5ih—Ar, brigs Sailnnw, Jackson, New York ; Zoura, l.eigoton, do; (iriiiocco, Johnaon, Iloaton; Mozelle, Har dy. r rnnkforl. tfih—Ar. brig Oroximlio, K*.«ehrook. Hnston; schr Molmwk. Johnson, Huston. Cl*l, brig Viator, Elba, Hue- toe; schr AI I. Stroul, Stront, New York. Hitli—rid, brig llaidee, Jordon, Curucoa; echr Jai J Hay, Miner, Puniade Arenas. St Jiwo de Cuba, Oct 99—Old,brig II Stroul, Wallace, SnvHiinnti. •“at LIST OF VESSELS IN PORI. Exports of Rice and Lumber from Savannah. From Sept. I. From Sept. I, 1855, toNov. |5, 1654,’o Nov 15, 1855. 1854. Ureal llrliaill.7 i. I...... I 186,(MM)17..... f 17(1460 Si. Jolui’Hitinl llalllnx.l | 438,866 | West Indies I IU32I 206,HHl, OlHi 1 filler Foreign Porta,. | 321 flfll,900|..,... | _T* 1 ta I Forelgu P* ins.. j 166411,486,81 ioj 0ui j 170460 Maine, Alnssnchusetts Rhode Island, Ate.. New York W)3| 68l.tU0i Philadelphia 87.1j l45.IMNi|.. HalUmore and Norfolk 51 ( 13, mil . Charleston 164 New-I irleans, Ate 13551 .. Other Ports | 2l8.4IHij.. Total*JoaaTwise | 349 6 2,65674061~ I »Hi:».H4MI| I VI HEM Ml ....(ill 694,5110j j 3276(10 ... <m 39 fine 4MNMH) 19631Ml Normandy, Ty lor... Jeveuta, Young.... Totten, (s) Murlay. ChHtluh<iocliue,Massnnl 115. wait', 1, Duiiton. 77l.dls’g' Orand Total.... .J 45flll|4,143,260| l,556| 1,440,566 Exports of Cotton, Rice and Lumber, rROM NOV. 8, TO HOV, 15, 1855. Where lo |.Y. l»l'd.\ Upland.\ Hue, Liverpool.. St. Johns, N. II. Keiiulnmk, Me.-. I’orilaud, Me... ItoNi'in New York Philadelphia.... Havana Charleston 3010 3921 653 Total.. I.umbrr ‘i29,Vn!u 09,1 Mill 117,1110 5,6611 ' i 45 jlMMI a^l iW.MI i^t>|Tl8.7?fe Comparauvo View of Vessels LuaiUNO IN TIIX UN IT XU STATUS roK roKKIUN TORTI . 1855 -’55. 1853-54. PORTS. B* New-i irleans, Nov 9. Mobile, N"V 0 Florida,* let 13 Havniumh, Nov 15.... Charleston, N**v8.... Other Ports, Nov 2... New York, Nov 6 ; - Total,. 5 I SII5S 5 S5 m I 6L ►. o S n . ... 18 | 63 .. jl w ! m, 'L w T 7 _* !J41 ^ Comtiaraltvo Receipts, Kxporta amt siocksolColtou ai the Port ofSavnimah.from latSpplembertodalp : Hereivle. KrnortM. Starke Yenre. Heceivte |8t6 46,999 HC 16,609 IH4h'. 65.313 |H411 73,963 18 Ml 68 1161 1831 3H246. 1832 6W.753 185.1 46.171 Ki parte, , .26,811.... ..14,396... ..49,.Ml. .. ..45,543 .. ..43.497.,.. .. 24.272.... . .37 iMi7 .. . .32,820 .. ....26,107 .... 9,991 ....IM.INil ....HO.T.-fl ....32,767 ....16.464 .. .O'efltM .. 18,692 Ships. Alnbumnta)Sclienck..l5iHi.N Y’k. .I'udolloril, Fay At tkv MurluC Day,chase....993.l/pool TRAt J (j Ml,Is Eh Whitney, Martin...532.L’pmd..I’adehord,FuyAtCo Charter Oak, llomllclle.... L’jimd. Hriglinm. KellyAtCu Mary At AdolliH'.Mor*e.63?.wuit’g.. Hrigli’m, Kellv At Co i>ssep|*ee, CJreuse 600. Havre II. i.owdy Murv 1 •gilrli,Loveland.Wkl.L’pool...W llatlersby At *‘o Fturidn,Sai)nerinnii...Uv.t9.«hsc'g T lilt J (• Mills Trio. Wuhlogieen :«12.dlsc’g F II Wellman W Hitchcock.Conway.697.Iluvre W C O'Driscoll Undaunted. Scott 300. Aoerdeen.llrighaiii, K At Co llninhuy. Hill 460. lloslon . Ilrlaham,Kelly At* n Equity, Noyes 49t.Lp.iol C Epplng consul. Mortimer.... 1635.disc’g T R At j t; Mips John U Coster, Pratt. .714 Masicr llartf-ird, llaliett Sin.walt’g. Urlghnm, KeilyAtCo Luiali.lui, I.ostia 547.Havre W CO’Drisroll Hrotlo. Luileikin 511.disc’g..Hrlgham- Kelly&Co Ellon ILmd.JK Hhy.... ln46.*l|», ’g.... W Hattershy At Co ‘ ..1915.L’pool A Low At Co L’pool A Low At Co .lios’n..Hrigham, KeilyAtCo “...JRtMlerp , JR Wilder Liturens llrown, Pierce....dIscV.lt llahershuin At Son Time, Homer 6(M).disc’g. ..Corletou At Parsons .. Barques. 3 amarrnw, forte 597.L’iiool E A Soullard Marin Morton, ltulkley.425.N.Y Cohens Ai llt-ru Urunetie, Lancaster... 249.Hrungwlck. .CarlcionAtPnrs John Howe. Moore 4'Mi.Cardenas.CarletouAd’arsoni Leland, l.ldrldgc : 47. lloslon 11 Cohen Trlo.(flweed) Wnhlgrcen..dls.-’g Fll Wellman Empress, Maliony.. ..500.81 Johns.CarlolunAtP«rs«us c Thomas. Armsbury Hostou..CarlelonA: Parsons Sarah, Wilson tlise'g A Low At Co Harvest, Nichols 425.disc’g...Dunn At VVushburn Lucy Ann, Keller Cardenas Wvln r Urn Xenophon, Sy|vu«tu Master Gen Warren Hoston..Carlel«*n At Parson* Rio Grande, McCobb. .IKNi.^tath Cohens At Horn Sea Foam. Park dOO.disc's Master Eagle, Fish IIW. Hos t).. .Hunu-r Ai Gamine I Mechanic. Donning.../-’llLKenebunk..•••Cnrlelon At I F.mplre, Mlichell 218.Ilos'n..Hrlgham, LehiN o Kolus, Kuowiiltoii 198. Ho-t'n...«'gden- s “irr At» o Palme., Parker »». Hosj.m.... t-ehens ^ Uoru It M Clinrllon. Llglilborn.. disc’g Jt>.« l.htia, IVnnll.... ..*»•'.<*■“• b 11 . > J •" Pldlllp Larrnbco, Auhl Hrlgham, K* lly At I o A l.MirriicC.Crowell..• ll»Ule«WII. Augiisln Bione 499.disc’g...Dana & Washburn Gim VVhitney! linker...274 Ph.h..Hrlgham, Kelly At Co SnrfiMollirne no.;io. | "H. .(.urlelo" J, K l),mile. Coring 187.lloslon.Brigham, KeilyAtCo 8wMii. Hlunhvant I’orll’d. .Cnrleto 1H Parson* Candanco,Mathews.... 181.lloslon..Carlelon At Parson* Margaret. Iliiniieblirg. .iKW.il.si-'g Master Niagara. Pelllnglll 218.disc’g Master ThosCoinior. York....225.Ilriiuswlck....Carluton & P Albion Cooper, 8iolth..23t>.Freeport.CarlotouAtParsons Young Hepiihltc,Libby....disc’g IV Crabtree Allendale. Hugboa Hel last..Carle ton At Parson* J“ ob Dock loa.I’g Alasier Phllura Thacker N. Y’k.llrlgliani, KeilyAtCo Royitlsion, Robinson Master Lauretta, Merrill 186 j it VNilorr K Haldwln, M^utgomerv Masier Schoqucrs. ** Tull 292. Tllsc'g... Hunter & Gammell John Furniim, llaker.229 .dlsi ( *g.Ilrlghnni, Kelly At O Jonas Smlili, Furman.436..N.Y’k...Ogden. 8larr At Cw VV I.Cogswell, 8mlili.2;ii.. N.V’k Rowland & Hoe T.lftilmoUe, tisilso. .392. .N.V’k Cohensot llsrtu Maroln Fnre*w,8penr.... .N.V’k...Ogden,Starr Cea L Peacock,Terry disc’g.. Ilnnit-r It Gammell Ann Marta Conklin N. Y ..I’adohord, Fay At Co D8 Murshoii, Graham Hnll’o.Hrlgham, Kelly At Co Aluxuiiler, 1 Imslle disc’g. Waver fcConstanilne t.amarlin, Hrlgg* disc’g-.Pndeoord,r ay At Co Manila Pickup. High .Minis At Johnson J It Stanley, Shnmous disc’g Howland At Son Hnmorsei, Freeman Hath....Carlelon At Parsens Wm Smith, smith N. V ..Ogden. Starr At Co Murv, Kuokelt Philadelphia...C A Gren.er IteloMi), Kemp dis. ’it . VV I* Vi ng,- J Pi Ice, Price. . disc’g.. Hriglinm, KeilyAtCo UNITED NTATl.N iTIAII, I FOR FALATKA, K. FLA , VIA OARtpe, BRUNSWICK. ST. MARYS, JAt'KsoV V1LLK, MIDDLKBURG,(BLACK cum- and pIcolata. KtLK ’( _ ^ir— The new and elegan' Hteam P.,* Jh^OMChT. jl HINH, capt. James Fn-1-1",, . Ing reaunieil her trljis to Florida, will i l ve , above iilnres every Saturday, nt Hi o’clock. u '* Por Freight or Passage, having excellent state acconiino 11 lions, npply 011 honrd, at the Florid* .. “' m Packet wharf, near thn Gas Works, or to l ** , a Jo 23 CL AG HORN AtjCUNN INGHAM. IIUIEPENHENT ll».\T. ' FOR PALATKA & BLACK CREEK, E. FU VIA DARIEN. HRI'NHWICK, HT. MARYs, 1;» ... JACKSONVILLE, AND PICOLAT.t, fu. D 7’« /.rave (on her former dap) Fllllj.iy, m - »fT ‘‘a T'he favorite steam packet VVK|, \k* TsTTlKWi i.‘»|i>.n. tar trips a* above, on FRIDAY, nl in o’clock A M., ami will coiitinun lo leave regularly , 1 he Welaka Is well flited up with airy Nut,, hoon., »n! Is ill every way well udupleil lo thn rout*. ’ ‘ aeptM 8. M. l.AFFlTF.,\t:,A HeMi POR ULAI I’OHT. VIA HLUFFTUN, HILTON HEAD, 1 OYh’S I.AMl. ING AND CHARLESTON. ' ^ Tin- rlearner WM.8BMlltODK, p tM MSaSaKf- Pack. Will leave n.r the »» places on Sunday, the 26th not., nt 5, P. M. For tr* or passage, apply ui the Charleston WIinrL siptl 8. ,M. LAFITTKAI', Agi-tt, COB KBIY WENT AMD HAVANA.^ TO LEAVE ON FRIDAY, I9TII INrtTANT. TheSplondhl U. 8. Mail nteainthit, 1^ ABEL, Ridlins. Commander, WJiJlL^ihls port on Friday, Out. I9ih, *u<| «,,| ftHSaHl leave thereafter regului ly, on thetth j 19th nl each month. Tho ISABEL connects, nt Havana, with thel'.* Mail Steamship Company’s Line ol steamer- f.,r Francisco via Aspinwall, and will carry the Paciflc uaut For Passage, only, apply to «»ct III COHENS At HERTZ, tgenu. "FOR MATTHEWS HI.I FF AM) l\.~ TERM EDI ATE LANDINGS. THE new nnd light draft -t-ap».r WM. LEHIIY, ('apt. A.C.Km.-. »:U leave from theChurli-Ninnl'p-Miii l%k. *-t Wharf, carlv **u We<liic**luy VI ru ing. S. M. LAFFITKAU, Ag-nt. nov 12 FOR l*A I.ATKA, Tl.OII I I»a7 VIA DARIKN. BRUNSWICK. ST. MARYS (5 EO, A M) J A ( KSON VILLE, PICOL AT A, AND BLACK CREEK, FLA. % //. S. MAIL LINE. r - J fi * * ^ 1,,,, ,,ew ami fast running steamer SE J^UmBK^ISOI.L, ('apt. Thomas E.Shaw, win leave for ihe above places every Tuesday, at 16 o'clock, A M„ from the Charleston Sienm Packet wharves. oct 29 _ S. M. LAFFITB.U’, Ap. FOR C’llAII I.KNTON—Kvery Wcdncw day amt Saturday A lie moon *. hi Six o’clock. m _ »|P 1 w. THE splendid stenmshln (iGRBDN, MdlfiSbF. Harden, commander, will luave si above, anil will areivo lu CharleMon iu time to connect with the Railroad lilies going North and West. For Height or passage, apply on the Charleston steam Packet Wharf, to n *v I J. p. HRlinKS, Agent. NOTICE. CONSIGNEES per schr. L. SCRANTON, *11! please attend the landing of their goods tlu day, at Waldhurg's Wharf. All goods remaining on tl) wharf after sunset, will ho stored ut the expense and rut of owner*. imvlA COHENS A HERTZ NOTICE. r^—r THE suhscriher has removed his Law «.fHre to the h -cmii'I story of the liuilding shunt'- * n the corner of Day nnd ltarnard streets, uud Immediately adjoining ttiat of Messrs. Norwood k Wilson, where tie will ho happy to attend to all professional busim-** 1 a- mitted to his care. CHARLES S. II EMIT, nov 15—5 AUCTION aAIjSia. BY MINIS & JOIINSTOX. EXECUTORS SALE. O N the fh>t TUESDAY in January next, in front "f th* Court House, between thu legal hours of -al*-, *.11 0 ►old, iu compliance with the last will and Ustamen! f late Duration Abrahams, the following vuluat'lu City jr- perty.\wlongingtosald estate: Half lx*t No. 4 iii fee simple, Laroche, Tything Ilcat:.- court Ward, next to the residence of J. W. Morrel, w;i the brick two story dwelling, st.-r - ami cellar, frwottn;.. Broughton street, now occupied by J. D. Jesse aea fancy giocery, subject fo a lease of three year.-, from tirstef te rnary next. •» Lot No. 3, Liberty Ward,with the two tenement twotcry wooden dwelling, fronting on Broughton street w.iLcc- riage bouws, stables and kitchen. The lot is sut•)■ ct t m nnniml ground rent to the City of $27^0 (.twenty-sr a dollars uud titty rents.) Also, Lot No. 19, Jackson Ward, on whi t nelerpe lw story wo-alen <1 welling *>n a high brick has- c ir at/ug on Hull street, with carriage house and ►'•» *• d ti.o southwest corner of sai l 1 *t. is a small tWuM.r. « 4ii dwelling on u high brick base nn-nt. fronting a’*- < sire* t. with carriage lions*' nml stable; this let ■> iu’./''. nuul ground rent of |33.I2 tthirty-thw? dLxrt ml twelv* ■•■ms. Tile above property will lie sold without reserve. Term-*—Om-tiiird cash, one-tliinl three monlb* cr:: '- and n'liuiiiiing thinl lour mouths credit, secured ly r. gag* - ill Iho property, nnd |K>licy of insuraue*- tramc i : J. DKLAMOITA nov 16 Executor Dorothea Al-rali.*-' _ - ig* G KOIHJ1A STATE MI LI U A. 8 vVANMAH, Nov. 14th. l'5i I I T IS HEREBY ORDERED, That on Election t..k* * f'U a Captain,First aud Second Lieutenants and i n-i.:. toc.'inniand Coiupany U.of tlrtS llegim* nt. at th.'o:h,-i f Tims El'tx, Esq., on Monday, the 26th nisi., malif tU requirements in conformity to the law . It is ordered, That uu Election take place fora CapUin. First ami Second Lii-uteuunis and Ensign, t 'u’iauuu) Company 1). >*f this Regiment, on Monduv. 26th mil. *t the cilice of 1’IIIUP M. ItL'SSIXL, Esq^ under Hi. u-uxir*- quireiuents of the law. It is als*i ordered,That nn Election take place feraCsp- tain. First and 8*fond Lieutenants nnd ln-i.-n. te c-m- '"and Compauv E. of this Regiment, at J II. Lottery Office in Droughton street, on Tn*»i.*y. 27ili inst. And u|k>n the same day, that an Lhcti nsliail r.iJ.* p/n« fur a Captain, First and Second Lieut* n.ml* and Ensign, to command Company F. of this Regitn ut. at the "flic* of Rout. R.uforii, Esq., all of which clcvti ns -ball be h*:d under the requirements of the law. Hv «.r.t< r ut JAMES* Si'Ll.13'AN. Lieut. Col. 1st Refciiu' nt «.M. w. 8. Damels, AdJ’t 1st Reg't. nov 1C—Id MEXICO A ND ITS RELIGION, with incidents of travel in &*'• country, by Robt. A. Wilson, with iUu»iMh"n» Lily, a novel, hv a ladvjof Charieslou, anlh"r of "Tts Busy Moments of an Idle Woman.” Charles Lamb's Works, with a sketch of his life, If Tims. Noon Talfnurd, in 2 v»ds. Out of Debt. Out of danger, by Cousin Alloc. 0rule’s History of Greece, ll vols. Fitzgeraid's Exhibition Speaker. MTiuduudotlur l’o"ins, bv Allred Tennyson. Ilui per s Slorv ll*« k. vol.4. Wesiniiuster Iteview lor • 'ctoher. Eclectic Magazine for Novenilier. nov 16 W, THORNE WILLIAMS- Crotchet and Quavers; O R, The Revolutions of nn Opera Manager in AmrrKA by Max Maretzck. Awlul Disclosures of Maria, Monk of the ll"t*’l l* 1 '' Nunnery of Montreal; containing also many incidents n* ver before published. The Faithless Guardian, hv Susanna Moodic. Amy Lee. or Without und Within, by Hu* author« “ Our I’arish." Tevcrao, a Romance. I»y Gisirge Samis; translated by a Lady. Tlm Song of Ilianatha, a Poem, by Henry )V«*I**ertt Longfellow. . Juno Clifford, by a Lady; one of the most pathetic.ohuste and interesting productionsof the day. Tho Limekiln Mail. Riveivwl and for sale hy nov 16 S. S. S1III.KY. 135 Congress st.^ r Without ami Within; by the author d KKU II66KK. RECEIVED HY WAltNlk'K A DAVIS. N03.14T1I, ISA n j.-| i;y ra>,*soii: Apccpat New 3**rk Society. 1 Ciutehetsaml (Jim vers; or Revolutions of an Open M At^'ls-e 1 * Tile Song o'f Hiunathn; hy Henry W. Isingfollow. Fot sale at the lUH*k Store, No. 169 Congress >tr*v(. nov 15 FOR RENT, r*MVO ll«k)M8on ltrynn st., fronting John«*m's S |r» r ' 1 suitable for law offices or sleeping apart inert* ply to nov Hi WM. WI1IUIIT_ — VALI A1I1.F HEAL ESTATE. I NLKVK.N Acres situate on West Hivml st.. a* I iiiunr, J buck nearly to the Ogeechee Plank Hi. with it story Fraine Dwelling nearly new,and out-l'mfhi'Z* cu lo-od by a fence, for mile by WM. R IIH" 1 *- nov 16 OTATK OF OBORGIA,) To"nllwWii ma.v O CHATHAM CtirNTY. t c'iu*in Whereas, David V. llul***y, will apply at th*- t'ouU « Ontinnrr for letters of diMi|jpii'<u on tneestst*' of rinelluWv: These are, iliftkforo. to .-He antsdmonun all whom it may concern, to Ih* and appear before Coni t, to make ohjeotion, if nnv they have, oner the first Monday iu June next,‘otherwisesaid letters*" l»e granted. Willie**, Joint M. Mitten, Esq., Ordinary for Ob»th- County, this 14th day of November. novjfl JOHN M. Mll.l.EX. *’/'. W AN THO, , iWi T WO Negro Mon to drive dray s, for w hich liberal w ill lie pant monthly. Enquire at nov 16—6 LYNN X SNlDKlfS, 95 Ray street^. NOTICE. CENTRAL It. R. AND HANKING (Nl. OFfil Savan8\ii, November 14. lbN'- > T HE Annual Meeting of Stivkhotders will he la-l'i 00 Tuesday. 18th December next, at 16 oVbvk. A. 1 nov 15—1K.I*h- GKO. A. Cl'YI.KK. tVd"'" Ti'ST RKC’BIVHD.—Maltese and Honlion UJ* fl Collars and Sleeves, iu setts. Dress aud Cl.wk Tnu>' uiiiigs, Uoly s and Gents' Metino Yeats, Black Shawls, Swiss amU’ambrt,' N. W.Collars, SwissamU**" brte Collars aud SlceVos, lu setts, Uulv's English tV”‘J" Hose, Swiss amt Canibrie Hands. IJneit Cauihnc lUk 1 ** Kmb'd Cambric lldk'fs. For sale l*v IH.3VITT *t MORGAN* nov 16 •_ R(hero's Huildlng. Congress street^ FOR 8A1.E. I NI FTY Ton Paving Hal lost, on board l*nrk Diiuill. ■' * ply to imvlt? ROWLAND * AP- I >1(4 IR(>N.-ii)Toiis'' NoTlTig Iron, lauding saloby nov 16 BRIGHAM. KKI.IA A I /MtF.SlICOlt N MKAI..-lnSa'ks.j.i»M>*';'“^ * and for saloby R M. I* V"NGI* uov 16 No.94 Hay *1