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SAVANNAH KKIM'ltm AN, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, IW--5. THE SAVANNAHjEPWyCWL reikii>i> »» ALEXANDER A SNEED. our m vmmtr rnmwtm. Ebrsi stroaiD Daily. la adtraaoa, par aaaum If aot paid ia advaujc-..-•••* •• Oallv. la adfanca. for ala month*.... rn-Waaaljr.la a4aanea,pataau«m. If aot ia adraaaa. , Weekly, iamiably ia advaaoa.. J JJJ Waaklv.tdak prioa.) IOcop»—>° r ia _°? •5 00 a oo |9 00 9 00 4 00 8AVANNAH, QA. Saturday Morning, Nov- TELES lArfl FOR THEREPTBUCAIS. LATER’FROM EUROPE. ....aifd. if l»UO)- »«DgLiilL"aWBg~--I-■ -■■■■--S *sm EUROPE AN CORRESPONDENCE af Um tevaeoah Republican. LKTTRR no. II. Mowicil7ua»aria, Ool. W, IMS. Tha noble airaotaraa raioad ia Venice by Felix* dio, Longhena, Sanaovirao and oihcra, will hand duwo (hair name* to the laiaa< posterity. Great idaaa, ia whaiavar msnoar expressed, become im mortal. When one of Voltaire'* coniomporatiaa read to him an ode to posterity, and asked hit opin ion of it, the inexorable crilio repliod that it wn very wall, but he much feared it would naeor reach ita deaiinaiion ! It ia not ao with those Pal* ladian edifice*, in which the Greek and Roman ordera of architecture are gracefully applied to the wants and conveniences ol modern civilization. Tho eaaieat stairs to "get up” I ever aaw are in Venice, in a charitable Inundation called the " Stnolii di San Koeco.” There is no fatigue in ascending them. I hud no Engltah measure with me, hut I conjectured that the rite of thoae etnpe was about five inches, and the horixontal tlep about fourteen inches. In these days, we do not ap-ire the apace required for such ataira. In this Scnula, Tintoretto painted eighteen years. The name of Byron ia inseparably associated with the Quean of the Adriatic. Oi course, I wont down to the Armenian Convent, whore he The gem of an island, oil which the Convent is situated, scented to nae irom the waters as we approached it. A handsome nti mber of tho cmmuni'y n-c i*od us and con ducted iiaovtr the ueiNblisbniint. They print and sell certain books, one ol which—Byron’s tianala- tlona into the Armenian—we brought away us a souvenir. There we aaw tho room where ho read tho laniiuage, fas table, autograph, dee. *1 he Mo- cenigo palace, on tho Grand Canal, w hero he lived while .n Venice, haa nothing architecturally at tractive, saving iho invariable balconies witli their Consoles, and tho shulu-d windows. Murray, m hi* guide bo< k, is wrong when ho says ih it the poet occupied a palace in winter nearer the Rialto. Hi simply changed Irotn tho front to tho rear ol die same palace, a» a mailer ol comfort. You see there the portraits ol tho Doges, of tho M<-cemg.> family, and that of Catherine Cornaro, who be came Queen of Cyprus, which lie used to 'ook up on Ti<ere are the old tHpcntries too. Evoryihmg looked inviting, and, lh« owrer being absent, t(.*r ili>« ia one of tlie lew old families m l yet extinct,) the whole floor which Byron occupied could have I,« en hud lor a Nupoleon a day. I had read in the work oi Mr. Flagg, formerly American Consul, that at iho Cunialdolite Con- ve t of Si. Mn-hele, on the island of that name, near Murano, there was a L> tin MSS. of the 4<h ' century, containing a decree ol the S< date of Pud- ; na, whicn ordained the foundation ol a chy at I Rtvo A!to, (tr'mwh-rice we d«T*ve Rialto.) I j expect'd to be tmincnscly edified to get a sight of I 'htv venerable document. Stlgottnio the gon- * | dola one bright day, and, to hall an hour or more, |..mi d on the E-p'annde in front ol the Convent. L’lilonuiirtii-ly, iho monks had jusi begun a service w It all lasted an hour, and alih'-ngh 1 nudged and qn-atiuned one ol the )'■ ung brothe a, 1 iourid it was imp* *!i de to liatien nuttier*. When the ol- ficc w <,s ended, 1 w at ccodueied to the Superior, who informed me, first, that the Carnald-dno coin- iiiuuiiy hid long since becuiiu * x.h.ct, an<i than he tri.oa no** in possession were Franciscans, and second, that il such a MSS. h..«J over been there,it had, lung enough beyond ilie memory ol man, been tnrivlertca elsewhere, end probably lost sight of.— lie then ad.led that auilioia ought to be careful h >w they copied inm their works wliut others lir*u copied and handed down to them, without verify ing by personal • bsovuiioii i he correctness ol their am-itiuns. Well satisfied that ihe venerable friar American Meeting at Mllledgerllle. t quite right in Ills corollary, 1 thanked him far IV. would remind nu.^lMl Mend. Ih.l Ihtre.ll. * h,! 1**4. n.niBld Iny.e'l by o l„p down The Georgia Legislature. MiLLtpexviLLi, Nov. 81, 1859. Tag Pxcirc Railboad Ruwxd.—The affaire o this road, it is said, have reached a crisis by the lata disaster. Bridge after bridge ha* broken AumrAL CANADA. IIalimi,Nov. 89. The Canada baa arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 10th tosfa being one week later. Commercial and Financial. Owing to tba scarcity of the current qual Ilea or cot- , ed ^.,,,0 lm , nlh , toa, the lower and middling grades had a* vanceil X**- and fair, XL Bala* ol the week, 77,ww bales. P#r Or leans,... Middling Orlcaus Pan Uplands. % Middling t'p'an.ls. The markelctosed fluu.but a 1th »*>niewhel b anry. Of the week's sales, speculators look 26,i«u- bale*. titoc* ol American cotton, 125,0"0. Flour had advanced a sbilling, Uorn two to tlx pence, and \Vheal three pence. Usual Flour 49*. ftd.; Haiti j more 45a. Console Sg. The monthly statement of the Rank of Frauee shoes a dec'* XI n0nj*0 of specie. \ Miscellaneous News. The exclteme u rvisute to a star with the Untied Stales had amlrely aubtidvd lu England. The Lmill-li papers are ashamed of the aal'Sl on tney bad crest*-d. Ksstls has accepted lhe<>ffl:e of .Mediator between I tha United Zlatas and Denmark, touchhg ihe ifaunJ J Due* question. Nothing del).die or important hud been received from the Crimea. There were doubtful retort* ol a battle al Pvrekop and tiitnphrrop. 1. Il was also le pnrtrd that Ihe allied fl*-elba*l bombarded Nlculmff — ' A two her accoui.t Mate* that Ouewa Would tws than- done,!, and the g<m* at that place taken to Nlcohnff. i which Todiebcu, the Russian miglm-er, was busily en 1 gsge-l In placing hi a state of defence. It Is again flalad, wlih mine par Ictilarlty, that d|s- i pa die* bad been received by the Turkish etniias-y lu , London, to tha effect thsi the bombardment **f Nlrol.i. | eff commenced on lhe29ih October, iml was comiuuvi. the next day. The result w.is unknown Omar P-scha had opened Intercourse with tichatnyl. | aud had conimenceil his match on Kuiala. Gen. Cauroberi waa In Stockholm, undent* od to be negotistt-g an alliance with .-weden. It w i* alv p* rl*ii ih.it Sweden h id Joined lh** 5Ve«'o-li l'.iw*-r A r im r prevailed 'hat a cnvemlon of d'plomad-u | wo t'd m.-et the l iar at Warsiw, aud arrange tor th* ! renewal of negollatbuia for | auce. i The Russian* still kept up i. drp upon Pavasiopol. Douii'oiic IUnrkrl<i. New Yosx. Nny. 81, Colton quiet, f^alet 400 bales. Flour drm. Niate • braud.g9 31. Wheal improving. Corn drm. Naw Yoax. Nov. S3. ! Cotton quiet. Fair advanced. Ohio go B7. Corn 1 advanced to Wheat quetod hUher. Arrival of the North State. Aaw Yoaa, Nov.BI. Nnr.h Sta'e, from llatre, his errlved. *hotouched ■ at* owes the 4ih. The Brl |«li brig nitiorn was d,*. trojedihe )9th September by plrailcal Vr«s*els nenr Bbanghal. report this week, tW» of which at ft to LOT per both- . at. ami DOtM) on itrm* aot mado public.. The receipts of Iho weak ere 33.U0U bushels. A IIC IT.—The business doing this week has been! ■mall The receipts are falling off, and the stock on , • . - ..■ wumiiuu ,* itpiwmm mm „i,i« »»■—■ —— hand la small. Bill 14,4711 bethels have been rpeeived ! strict the pardoning power of the l*<'gialaiuro," bankruptcy. Cotnmeuimg on this, the St. Louie amceeur Ian report, and H.I39 bu«hel* eaportwi. We and, after amending it in some particulars, it wae i Intelligencer aaya: h* arof aalee of 4,450 bushel* red at ft H7* a 183- The "Although the president and direciore hnve not market q lotaiiout are gl Oa a I 83. * 1 - —• ** PLOUK.— 1 There I* a light stock on bend aud a fair In the House ihe greater part o| the morning wee f down, stopping travel and uutting off receipt*, and oi)i).um.d m diMiinhi. ih, till "It limit ind r»- conditioa i. .opiMemiid .. liulu Ixm.t tl..n strict the pardoning power of tho l*cgialature," : f ~ * and, after amending it in some particulars, it waa i fln.lljr recunimil'cd without bcina pul up.m 111 pa.- ! VKinuoatl urn pr ■age. In the Senate, alio, Judge Cone's bill "to yet acknowledged it, it ia nevertheless well lit the dignity and prvacribo tho order in which ihe known that the road ia utterly broken down in , enquiry for the bolter quaiioea. We hear of aalee of debts ol deeaaaed persona ehall bo ii'iid " occumed mcan " credit, and must a.*on he abandonod aa W)4 bhls and 43n sacks at ths following quotations :• the attention ol that b.,.t u ,i. ii rn hopeleaaty bankrupt, unlove some new tnd aa yet t n,'p* r Biieand extra lamlly In bbla at 49 m It*50 meat omion olihat body nouriy aM day. By the u.dev.so atop bo taken by the city ol St L"U.a way, JuagoLonosgreat legal abilitioaand acquiro- ! and by tho Slate to save it. Tho board ol director* ments, together with tho fact that ho ia oinphati- ' P»rhnps feel reluctant, in ihe present state "f public oally a working man, render him n most valunblo ; member of the Senate. SENATE. ■!l.t.S INTRODUCED. By Judge Cone, lo compensate tho Suporlnton- ‘ dautsof ihe Electiona hold in October end Janua ry, in this Slate. By Mr. (lines, to legalize the past action of the Justices of the Inferior Courts of the counties of Bryan, Tattnall, Liberty, McIntosh, and Glynn, in relation to granting Land Warrants under Head Rigliis. By Mr. Lawton, of Dougherty, to grant aid to the Savannah, Albany and Gull Railroad Compa ny. Tho following is a synopsis ol its content*: 8-c. 1. When filty miloa shall have been finish ed and put in full operation, Bonds of tho Statu to tho amount ol S6,UU0 per mile ahull be granted to said company, and iho same lor every additional ! P r ' section ol L ii mile* ol tho main line or ita brunches j that may thoicaltcr be completed and put in opera lion. Sec. 2. Said bonds shall bo for turns of 8500 each, payable in thirty years and bearing iuu-re.-t ut 1 the rate "I 7 percent, puyabfa acim-annually in the ' city of New York. See. 3. liofaro ihe company can receive tho I bonda ol ho Siuto, the certificate of the President [ and Chiol Engineer allowing how much ol the i Road is m actual operation shall he delivered lo lho Governor, and also uudouco that tin re are no iinsaii!‘fied mortgages, judgments, dtc., against said company. Sec 4 Tne company shall pay to the Slate I reaiurer, at loan ten Uh)s picvn.uc lu us Incom ing duu, tile umouiit ol inn-reat accruing o th >1 iinn-,together wiili the premium ol exchange il any between Milh-dgeville and N.-w Y -rK. Sec. 5 To aecure ill** punctual payment of ihe principal and mieres' oi limit. nd» i,*‘u.d.ilm Smie ia lo have a lien on ihe R ad sod iliu *• h >ie na |*r* prriy, which ahull over ride and oe pief licit lu all <>tli retains again-t said u*nop.,uy Sec. 6. I'r-'Vid.-s tha oil Hie c 'iiipanVe failure j number ol let era >eni daily is '2b7,&2lt't! lo p.,y tho principal and m erest ol Um S'aie bonds number received ia 883,285." w|i< n due, the S.ale in.iv onlaiu judgment against ' the and ui'er thirty day?, notice in a pub licGaz*-Ht‘, <he Road l''eling, to ilirow up thoir trust and acknowledge thuir inability to sustain ihe work. But It la no tmm lor falau pride,and ihe aoonor the conleasion ia made the butior. ScgRciTT of Salt —Tha borquo Vcnua strived at Now Yoik on Friday from Curacoa, roporia that there ia no salt at thm place, nnd at Bonairca there were only 3,iMX) bushels, which wsa held at 70 conia. Tho brig C. 0. Billing* arrived the same day with 8,000 hushola Irnm Inagua, and reports the brig Henry Brown, of Boston loading wi'h ihe last cargo that would bo whipped from there this aeason. Tho cholera waa extending along the coast ol Voiiexucla. Lund in Postoffick.—A writer in iho last num ber ol Putnam's Mdguxino speaking ol tho London P ostolfic", says: "Eai li letter guts through Irom ten to fourteen "co'Se*. and tlio wonder is. how 50t> men tan handle 2'M,<KH) wnh a« little c mlusion and so cw nusi.iKi s. A apeelaiur ia always ast"milled at the r.'l'.d IV with which ilm I* tiers are made l" p*v» umlai the stamp. An aciivo stamper t.:l| stamp j and comn irom seven lo eight th mund ail h"ur — Tho process ol sornng is carried on largo uhios, which am divided into apartmcnis, labelled ‘Groat \Y,aiern,''Krta ern Countries.' 'South Eastern,' 'Seoteli,' 'lush,' 'Foreign.' ‘Bind,’ dtc 1 huso marked 'Blind,' are carried to a person called the 'Blind .Man,' who h is morn skill in deciphering bad writing lhaii a Philadelphia lawyer, lie wi.| take a lencr directed thu*: ‘Srom Tioi**v,' and read Ml once Sir Humphrey Davy ; a letter supur- acniK'Q ‘jouauient no Weasal pin 'Tin,' hc s , 'S, im- meuirtteiy, belongs to 'John Sn.i h, Newcastle upon Tyne.' In »lmri, lie is such an adept at this busiucM, that il is aim-si impossible lo wrilo **r ai-elI ■ > aa io bo unintelligible to him. The ni.nl bags are made ol sheep skin, soil and pliable — 'They are sealed up with wax upon the twine that is tit-d mound tin* tup. 'This is thought to ho safer than locking, although bags dial have M go a gr at d s auce »r« cured wnh lock*. 'Ihe averug*.- weight of me evening mail Irom London i* about 14 i 'iis. The number oi newspapers S'-nt irom the "flic.- >early i* estimated ut 53.ll0t),0nOjthOHV“rage * ' “*■“ * ■* ho average e a meeting of the American Party at Milledgevltle on Thursday, the 13th of December. The lime In wide', t to appolut delcgaleala (bort.yei II la hoped there will b. ; a* full an attendance aa pos-lblc, as huslneta nf more ' than ord'nsry Iniere-t will come before tho me ting, nov 21 First PrrebyiiriHU Church. The Pro-bytery of Georgia will hold an ad journed meeting io the First Presbyterian Church, Monterey Square, commencing tins evening. 'The special obj- ct of this meeting is ihe ordination and installation of Rev. D. 11. Porter, Paamr elect, which will take place on Sunday morning There will be preaching every evening, commencing ihi» evening at 7 o'clock, and three services on Sab- bath, to which ihe public are invited. The exerci ses aro expeciod io be ol a very init-rca ing char acter. or Our Milledgi'viilo fader having failed on account of ihe indiaposnion ol our Report' r, w«* ar- under obligati ms io our neighbors *d ihe Jour nal & Courier lor the legislative proceeding* ol Wednesday. tzr If our reader* would ace nnd hear one ol tho iii**st excellent pian«a ever hr ught io Savan nah, they have only to call mi W. I). Z icb'um & ■ Co'* music store nn Bryan street. In beauty o' J workntar.ah'p und richness ol tone, it snr|iHS$i.e ’ ■any thing we liavo ever seen. A# a work of an- , too, ii is well worth a visit. Will not a one tit'* * eral hearted bachelor buy It and prea*-nt it to aom** • one of the bcaulilul being* who are this seas n launching their young barque* upon the wide; ocean of Hie - Messrs Z. Ac Co.' ho are supplied with every va- , riety ol piano* and other instrutnen'a aa w* I' ■>* ! with every deecription ol mu-ic.and are prepared io 1 tcc'imm "date their patrons both in quulity and I price. g^Sxvannah is well supplied with excellent' Dentials, yet we leel that we aro but doing the public a service in calling ilmir auemfan to the card ol Me ara. Leffar <5t Wile 'X, in anoth*-r part ol this moromg'a pap»r. Their "IKco :• aitoatcd on Cougreaa street over Dewin Sc Murg m'a store, and ia M's!! lighted and handsomely fitted up. V\ c ■peak Irom experience when wc pronounce thi-m ■Kiilful and accomplished operators, wli. do their work thoroughly ar.d wnh lie Ivu-t p *siMe pain or inconvenience to ihu patient. Ol their ur— 1 tilicial work, we are enabled lo speak in terms oi 1 tquil commendation, tli *Uah in this we wish it to ‘ bu uuderaiood Wk du not speak from expenenc-) — In o'lier war la, they aro skilllul, educated, nml «x- perienct'd Dcntis s, who undersiiin I ihair tiuamees j in all iis departments, whether it bu fa cx tact a ! gn >ur, or plug n wisdom tooth, or auuplysiroin • thuir own laboratory a lull and c**mpleio act. : |^T The “Lady of l.ynna" waa very hnnianmoly presented at thu Aibeneum lost nfaht. ‘Mauile” was we.l acted by Mr. Bennett, tho ich o c ch acter con- J tal.it ooihlog to exercise fully the powers of so good an j actor. Aiba Kee ler’s •Paulin':" did her great credit, at d wa* received with evident approval by (be a'i>l'**n*u We regard II a* her best ri-yruseiila'lnn during her nt • gagoineul In Hav^'... .h. Thu play ol Alone) la advar. U**al .ur th'.a evening. Tax Will or Louis Naf ilko.**.—'Tho Empe ror ol France in looking forward t" whaicvor con- tingencioa may yul mark ilia eveniful career. W« learn irom a Paris corretpondent of ihe New York Post that the Emperor of France has made his will, which provides that in casn of thn doaih ol the child to which iho Empress ia shortly expee'ed to give birth, oi in ca*o of thu death of Napoleon 111 without any direct heir, Francs is again lo become a Republic uuder tha Presidency of Princo Napoleon. Sam of Stock in the Muscogee Railroad — Mr. R. Patten ol Columbus, President of the Mus cogee Railroad company, haa purchased, on hia own account, th* entire stock of the city of Colum bus, ia e*td company. The price which he paid ia out given. Mb. Ponn Piatt, fate Secretary of Legating ai Paria, in a card in iho Cincinnati papers, replies io the charge of the New York Timoe' Parie corres pondent, that he(Piati) had absconded from Paris to eocape debts ho could not pav. Mr. Piait say* hia resignation and rcluro t" thu (failed Stales have been known in Paris far four mouths. He aiya bis dubta ar« a private aff B ir, and are n -I an righ.h ol ihw sum titU0tW } uu, ed . ho r , U||(d '•a office btcauao of the inauflicKnt salary al to the Lido, and a w alk on ihu b. uch. Thoae who go u> V*ni«* should not fail to study the inluiit city—that which existed centuries befaro me noble pile arose which uo»v disnngiiishia the • quare ol St. Mark. It ia ncur the Rialto, wlieiu t'.e locicliaiits id mat uniu did mofi uongregutu.— 'There are liiu old Tr»curuiiu ollicei—the oid D*-g- 'a puta'-e—the oldest Church ot Venice-pub lic squire, dec. Here you may observe ihu modem ardnuciuru ut a weak but growing Stale, and e-'iupiiQ it will* ihu lordly duvclupuuunl which u eul s.quenliy a auui'-d. On Mirivmg in Vunico, I lound myself in iho mUat of cliolera. 'ihu number ol deaths was averaging 4b pur day, aud iho pobco office was overrun will) people demanding pavspnria to leave ‘I Ins numtrc-r was ro moderate l »r s<> iarg<- a city, that K was evident to me I hat i lie disease could n»l be regard, d aa in the learn lomnd-blu : and 1 hn.i III'* aalislui-lion ol seeing ihu cases g<,.dually ru- uucc-d down, in llio course of hve w».ek-, to ‘2 or 3 a day. It waa c tifiued to the poorer ula-nes, and all-•Puled io their bad loud, de'vsiublo wine and indulgence in bun. Venice ia n<*w a uomp.uiu wme mui uluctory. They have made im wine ih'.rc- lot thu-c years, ami yel die d sU-rs Imvo always n supply ' ii liaipi. Neatly every wme 1 lasted was „ii "iiil.iil"n "| the in.mi unuiltiga'ed basuiie** — The Cypius—a w|i.« 1 was welt acquaiu ed *vnti— Oid not even deserve the nnilie ol an imiturion — And ye Venice is a favored port—quite Ire*—am) me duiifclillul Austrian wima migi'i tie br-nigni in at u v iy low pru-c. (t is a pry that those Aus- l. mu WIO' S cannot Oc delivered lu geou’ul ei'tula- lion I he) arc beginning DoW lo uxp.nl llivlll lu some extent. A sliuuue occurrence took place wlnlo 1 waa in V* loce. O.I lln- same evening, in ditlereul par's ol mu io» ii, two young gir>s nine or run yo.ua old weie eni iced away to u sol il my atnde, where they Mt-iu lill'.d luld. d and conducted lo ailuilier retired tiouae. tiuio «h*-y Were well treated during ‘24 hours, wi:it eiiouuh i" ini and drink, i.ui ilr y were (•led sevital limes uKilos iu llie point «*l falliling, mii I wnen they had no in-Te l> oud lo spate, wnn ; ,.UI end.inaeiing their II***, the)' Were rt*-l**r*d in ' .hen homes ny night, m il.e suite iiiyaierfaus way ' Eurvb .dy iii town was startled by th a singular 1 incident. ‘Thu iimsi common explanation was, I tinn tii old sorceress had recommended to boiii* l deluded i-eiug battling in the blood y..urg mid • heailliy poa ns, as u method of resiormg exhuuai- cd nature. . Tin- amusements in Vcnion aro imt, in ihe sum mer, very varied. Chut ii lestivjig, during which (lie nuihc'oue belle ol that most iiniim.anulary cry are swinging aud ding doug-mg alt^ day, occur irk-q.ieti'l) io relieve ihe monotony. Thai ol ihe Uedenlurr, .Redeemer,) on lllu 15;h ol July, be gan wnh a mass and end'd m a carouse. Tic ve>y wiue cliaiinul ol thu GiU'iecca »«« spanni-d by u Image ol b ut , us was the Grand Canal, s*> that one cod d w-a>k ir**m any part *<l Venn c t*» i e t. hu < h ol ihe llcden oir, which is on th * is ■ and • I the Giudeceu. Ai night tnu water a o.o .hetirioge was covered wnh gondolas and other hou s> S'lmebinvH single, ■••uietnucg a d< zen or iw-uniy luslnd togellie - and u.m< hed to onu ihil ha«) an anchor down. In iho large b -ais, tables were vet wnh it-lre»hmeii's, and all were ad -rued w in | .iper balloons and l.ml* fna ol Varied < ob-r-, 11 grill'd up Many were cod'Mped us to reprusuu Turkish or oth'-r tents, and thu whole scene was 1 r.range unJ picturesque. Then'lice was urmk.iig . and singing, ser. eilimg rockets, Roman cund ca and ail kimi- ol uonlusi m worse conlouuded, yet : with a certain order nmid ihu cipioa. 1 do noi I riiuull love epertncle, but mii n mu on lliis occasion wi Ii everybody coe, until dawn appeared in ilm East, when 1 iiualciK-d home und seni tu bed 1 • had a:i Liigii II and lialtmi «r*ist along wnh me, ; both of whom pr» aetilud mo . kh a sketch of th- scene '1’ho proper end ol Ibis jolliheuiion is to 1 i go down to mu Lido nnd ace the sun ri-c, and | , 'hence back to lire maiktl, pear thu Rialto, far i flowers. I ho " Fonice" iTi.am.x) Theatre won opened a l lew duys btloio 1 caino awuy, wnh iln- Tr* pln:(, I which hey were lo imiig ou< on *21 nialita, ibis hc- | inu tlio only opera o' llie sniumur sca-on. Ii was, j hi every reaped. admirably done—far better than 1 it w a* a lew daVH siin-e in ibis rnusicalCapil.il.— The "F* nice,’ as now restored, is incoriina-ubly lln) iiuisl beautiliil'I hculre lover saw. Nothing in art can ex> end tho comb.rt and c>>nveiurnco ol the arrnngemunta, or iho neot mid aimp.'n elegance ot th" decorutinPH. lu one ol ihe minor Tln atrcs, cmnedica were performed, by it company ol de cided merit. Venice IkissU a living pom ( .| toil Bidet able omin-nc*-—Arnn'do Fntnnmo Ho haa i wrilu-n "Lo Studente di Pndov.i," “Sm.r Eaiella," ] and other p unis which have produced n lonsntinn. j ’Too letier I heard r«-cncd one overling, by a ro- •parkahly clover actress—Gmaenpina M*mii. She wa- in iho coviume "I a Nun, (Sister Eateba.) and 1 am not sure that 1 ever heard any tiling of ihc j kind so well d'>nq. I was ndeleod to her kind j nea* for a MSS. copy ol tho poem, which ia ye' I unpublished. Aa for tho other amutcmcnia oi I Venice, y* u may eomctime« listen lo the music ol an Austrian band of 80 pieces, or ait in front ol ilmCale Flurian until near niid-nighi, sipping icra and iiaieriing lo iho soiig<irea*ca lhai come to grcni you wnh the luteal fishioimble air, w In la thu duap lulled hell u| St. Mark's lower Benda down the lioiiia from far above, among tlio cfautfa, like Schil ler'* bell—llie neighbor ol the thunder! J L. L. .is pri-peiiy may bcsuld •■y ihu Stienli in -aualy iho sa ii.-,and 'he pure iu- ■era are t • have (be same uotp.-ruie privileges aa the orign.el owners. Hy Air SureVen, to exempt the Ciiy id Savan nail ir.au i«xali-n on iln- rincriv il P sntati m." Also a Pent" n "I tne 1'iusie. s • >1 the Savan nah Medical widlege, H-king lor an uplir -p: ial| ii ol lIlO.OIH), ♦ r the putcinisu ol an Aiiuiomical Mu- seu.ii and i-tlicr iiuc- ssiiy npui'uiu:, a nl propo sing iii coiisidera imn Hn-reior, io runive tree ol charge,one a uUuni Irom each Judu-iul Diatncl in tile rotate. II. Mr Wars, t" repeal ilu* 5ib Section of tho Act nl iho '27ib Jutiuary, id52, winch nquiru* the numiter kinncxud Hi tne n.uiirs ol voteis in our general eleuiintis t" be enierrd upon their tiekeis und the presurv monol such i.ekuts lur six y days, nnd it.en tliui :lK-y im burnt wnnoui exammati.>n, unless the election is Cuiio-sted. by .Mr. S\ nitaker, io require iho S'alo Printing Ii tw» done at the Su-si id Guv eminent. Ou motio i ol Air. Guerry, the Bill lo pardon Jacob Mercer was made the spuc.al order lor Fri- d.iynux'. fnc Bill to add the 5th District of Ware lo the conn y ol Clmriion, wus pasted A so, llie Bill lo amend he Charier of the Bruns wick Improvement Company, su aa t*» riqjire all runs ugunsi and Cmiipaiiy iu be brought in the county ..| G.yuii, una lur oiher purpo-es 'J lie Bill t" fix ihu dignry mid pruseiibe »he or der in w hich the debtso| uecuii-t d person* shall he paid, wua taken up. It prov.de* .list first lumral expenses shall o. pai l, sue ndi-xpun-ua ut Admin islialioii, lliiid dulns uue aa Adm'r, Ex'r, Guaidiau, or 'Trustee, lour h 'Taxes, lil.li Judguieiils, Alorl- g.igos and otlnr liens, tixin overseen*' wage*, and olhk-r debts ur- placed on ihu same looting. Several arin-iidiiu-iits were offered and the great- er portion ol the day was occupied m iln ir diseua- *i')ii, "Ut Ihey were ail rejeeted sud :liu Bill p issed as abovi. 1 he Bill to Incorporate iho Union Coal and Iron Company was then taken un: Judge Cone m .ved lu amend by iiiserimg a provision tinikmg tlie pn- vale p'operiy ol tlie StocklmlUera liable (..rail the debts of iho Company, us in casea ol comiiiuii Co- parrnerehip. Tne amendment was agreed lo and tho Bill pas- Election at R.<mk—On tho 15th instant an elect'oil for a cardinal wa* to comn off at R'»m* .ind Lu'-ien B.inapmie, ue"n*m to the French Em peror, wsa uno ol ihe candidates. •Miss E'.izu L g< iinnnraMeied. On 'I hur.-duy evening turned away from standing pla n’s sue.*"** in Boston has been th- ncciaion of her benefit, 15.It, hundreds of people wrerc • ho mu-cum. every seat and occupi. d. Tho audience were cn'h'isiu-tic bey.md messuro, and during the perf .nuance o< 'Adrienne,' she was culled bo- fare t'-e cutinm I .or ttinea, where she wn§ greeted wph t-h'-era nnd bouq ieis So great a compliment is richly deserved by this very estimable lady Sho is "tu- of the m»t gilt, d in her prolossinn, nnd her career thus far ha* been execediriglv brilliant. The grand jury at Pitt*hurg has presented fe male equestrianism at agricultural fairs aa a nuis ance. Th-jmy m the c iso oi NV. G Kondall P M. on trial befare the U. S. District Court at New’ 0r>cans far robbing certain leiiura sent to lhal office, being unable to agreoonn vordict have been discharg' d, nnd'hecdso adjourned till the April term of ihu Court. A letier from Carlhai'ena says that Santa Anna is succoring nil by lending his ihousnnd* lor n linn ed time fro - ol interest. Tho writer wns *f-iHed by n person near him, lhal hie wealth ex ceeds twelve millions. "'Though lost lo sight to memory denr," aa tho maiden smd t > h r luvor, when histace waa buried in heard and whiskers. Mr. Smith 0'Bru.n, the Irish political exile,has advertised a new bo .It on political subjects, thu ii le being "Tlio Pimctplee of Gv-vermnent, or Meditations in Exile." New Bo nt bv Fanny r Fern —Fanny Fern is novel called "Rose Clark." Finny in'inia'oa mat all alio has buloro penned isn't a ciriumstanci: to it. u vrnne pro i.y tied. ^t-TRKSE.N'TATI VCS BILL* INTRoDCCBO By Mr L.s|»n »i Ciiai.iam. To .uiienU 14 o duisi'iu ol the Filial Codu. It provides mat id Hidicimenia lur tliuli or larceny, it simil not be IK-Ciiwniy to dercribo by any particular murk brand, tho ihmg alleged to ho stolen, imr lo prove who was iho owner thuriol. 'The apply to the trial lur llie lai nidiLtnieoiik lor buying or receiving sh.len giml*. B> Mr. Barton. T • a ^propriuu-^lU,tRR) lur tlio ro.iel ol llie Modiu.il College ol Georgia. By Mr Knkpaiuek. To incorp .rsto •‘ilia Ex cbmige Bank o| Gn.," to lie >ocnod iii the ci.y ol Giiihn Cape a l v'2(Ni,ui)i) wnn privih-ge to mereiisi- il to v5 l "V N ) u , R d to c *iiiuieiic. uusiiies* wiieu yioH.okii) „ro |.md in By Mr. Simth ol Union. To incorporate the li.wnsveu R R Co. by Mr. Lawton ol Chatham. A memorial Irom llie Trus'eea ol tlio S.iianiiuo Medieu. College — l l lie s mo Ihul was presented hi the Senate by Dr. Surevcn.J Tm Bill pH*sed by (no last L- gislaiuro nl rring ihu 1st section <>l tlio 3rd uriicluol iliu Coii-'iluil.i'i so as to g.*o llie election ol curiam "UVers to the people und co * prising certain inuorpnrui.iig pow ers ol) tlio Courts ol me S ute Was l -ken up Mr. Jones o| .Mu-eogeu iin.Vt-d am. nd by linking "Ut all that p..ri which giv.n to -he Supe rior and Incrinr C.iurls I lie power to illeorpor.ile Bunking, Te.egraph and Rail Road Com, ar.ica ‘1 ne amendment was agreed lu and thu B it pas sed. A Resolution, offered hy Mr. Hill ol Troup, was, alter amendment, ugr.-i d io, io appoint a mu ion of ihr. e toj on u u.mioiilli e m ■ e app onied ny Hie Senate, lo vxuminu inio iho affairs ul til" VV A R’iR'd. bTECTAl'OR. Ti'iuv 1-lvcKoii. Tho Austin Ninie Guxetie a Do nocrailc paper, ud- uili* that the Aiiiuriciin* liuve cirried tne Luilern Dm. tricl ol Texas. It su>>: ‘•Ihe official returns have boon receive.I from Orange, showing InUrleuu nng.i.li) lin ea l oi fl<l)-lwu a* ior siiUiu' HO'' Im*. hail been generally conceded lo lie th. leoirm. Tlii.ro is, ilie-et.irupio l.i. g r hii> n<i|.e of t,.n l.ssli-ru Dls.rlci nuiiiucorreit.l) r* pre-eii ed hi ougri-M I ha . however, il.ias.mt ill Co.-gn-s wl I lie mi) u.ni..r to to.: Know N ilh.ng parlj or lo ihe nun wli • fl.ls ii, UUUe fac sieuk." Th - irieud ol v\ ard ( Xml) rlsinied fur him flrt)-two inujorll) in Omngit coui.ty. The iffi:isl returns give him bet fnurli-Mi. Noiwltli-tiiudlng llietu facts, ihe •iovernor liasglteD the c.'rf.llchlus lu VVnrd, while tlvaim, Auierk'un, haa a nn.J •rily of seventy in the dis- tr.ei.a* shown hy ihe offi.-lul returns, as aiulcd by llie (•azette. the organ Tensew*vk—A bill (ins been introduced in the Tonnea-ee Li-gisla>ure lo compel all In-e persons ol col.>r in lln’ f'in'i) lo emigrate t*. Liberia or elsewhere iho limits of ihu Stale. Lew i* Br- adwt-H, nf Clncmna'i, has hrqu<»aihfd ilip't— loutiha ol hi* uroperiy, ainni'iting *.» 8KM),- OUii, to tne First Universalist Cliuich ol that city W. Li Garrlenn ruluiaa to deliver r»ne of tho ant'-sInViry li'Ciure* in Bus'on, beniu-o Messrs. Wi»e, Atebia*»n, Douglas, Mason, dtc., were iu- viti-d^ and In sacks 4.50 tn 5M. Kingston extra family I* worth fu.50 per barrel; Deninuatl'a .Marlntla 9.H3 a 10.23 ; Etowah 0.75 a IU.5U; and l.eban-n extra 910.50 perbbl. C’OltN.—'The demand for white has been good at nee our last report, and the stock on hand imali-rate. Hales have been made at 95 for White audHb to H5 for min'd. OATH, with a imall stock In flrsi ban Is, and I ght de- marnl, are selling in lots at 50 lo Ooff, and ratalllng at 05 to 75c per huihel. IIAY. -Tho stock on hand Is good a* also the demand. We quote on the wharr for Northern 91.19)4, and Kaai* era 1.37s. Nurthern la retailing at I. 7)4, and Kaitern at I fl-'H- We hear of a sate of 30" hales F.attern on the wharf at 1.29. III OB.**.—Dry Hides are worth Itic; Ueor skins 23 a 26, and otto skins ffl lo 1.50. GHUCBItlBR.—We rel*r for quotations to our list of wholesale prices. Tlie market haa been dull duringt In* week. EXCHANGE.—Sterling Isquoted at 7)^. The Banka ere selling sight checks oil all Norihern cllle* at X per cent, premium, aud purchasing N'ew York sight hills at X discount. 5 days at X • lb days ul }% ; 3b d yo hi \, 60 days at IX a IX i '•)<> da)*a .'X t ■'"> IliMion, Philadelphia and Ualtlmoie, *30 da)* bills at IX a fa* percent, discount. FULIGHTH.—Foreign frelghti continue dull; we qimtot.i Liverpool Xd. and to Havre 1c. Coastwise In-lgbtaare active as follows; to llostoii 13 32 a 7-16 lor cation; to New York by Hleamrhip X for cotton, by aalling vessels 5*16 tor rollon aud 9c for wheat; to Phil adelphia h) steamship X for collou, aud >bc fur wheat aud by sailing vessel* 5-16 far collou and fl.2.i per cask for rice; to Halllmore 5-16 a X loro itlou, and 91.3> fur tied. Muck oil hand, t*epl. I- deceived since .V*v Ift. previously... lr*54-’55. |l. lal.|Bplankl.||8.lsl.|B|ilaDU I7M6 | 113)5: tM367, | 26o-i F.iV* 2.1731 Total Iteceipu.. Exported iTits week.. - previously.. >4l7| 111.ViH|| Ibi.i 84 I-.'3)6 - 61)' 76 6l. K ai j 31? Total Exports,.. iibti. | 3*0| U»7| 3490211 6091 16616 shuck on hand, Nov 22 * Including k-J7 bales burnu- Export* of Cotton from 8avanned. I From Sept. I, From Kept. I. "35, tu Nov. 15.1 ('5s, to Nov. 13. | 1655. || 1654. niRTS axpoRTUP to.| t*. I. |l'plnnii.|| Ji. I. jt'plaud Liverpool | Other Hrillsli Ports,.... | TotalGreat Hrltain,... ..-•I 21121711 | Havre, Other French Ports,.... |. Total France,... 1 1 133'.",( | Ollier Foreign Ports,. Total Foreign Ports,.. Huston Providence New-York, Philadelphia IlHltiinorcuud Norfolk. Charleston, Other I 1 .6. Ports,..... Total Coastwise,. Grand Tnl BAY ANNAtt WIIOLE9ALE fMIt'EI Cl HHENT. Article^ HAGGl.NG. Dundee, 44 Kaniucky (■min) Tow HALE HOPE Dillon's Itoiie, IIEEF,Now-York Mess. Prime Cargo MACON, llama Shoulder* tilde* liltEA I), Navy Pilot HltlCKS, Savannah, Ut qal..4P lb Northern IF in CANDI.EN, Hpormaeell T M Huvaiinah made,Tallow..8F Northern do. do IP CIIEENE, Northern 4F COFFEE,* uha Y "> Itl.i T lb. Java Y n »' COKDACE, Tarred Y .MriiIIIh Y lb. DOMESTIC GO*)im Nhirliuga, brown Y )'J- tiheetings, brown Y llrown Drill* Y )d. Cotton Osuaburgs Y ><»•{ BUCK, English if boll! | Ainerluun Colton Y >d I FISH, .Mackerel, No. I iTbbl. 18 No. 2 Y bhl. 14 “ No. 3 Vbbl., 0 FL*Tlt, Canal ifbbl.| Mali. Ilowurd-strcct.snp. .%v Mil, PhilLdulpIdu *ieorgiu GRAIN, Corn,cargo.... ** retail.... Out* Wlienl OLA46. Am. Window. GUNPOWDER IIA V, Prime Norlhuru. “ Eastern... HIDE*, Dry nei-r*kiu9 lit* *N, Swedes, assorted Tig »"“P Wheel Nail rods LAUD 1.'ME, ttocklnnd LUMHER, .-. Sawed, refute .Merchaniuhle River Lumber,refuse ! WEW ADVEBTISEMENTS 9 , Fare RedaceS—fiblB Fatiuge n For JYrtr Yorl.-. STEAMSHIP FLORIDA I o Sail .Saturday, Nov. ‘21, at 8, A. M “ *• j-. THE nsw and *pjsn.li<|' s JU FLORIDA, (.apt. WwalbUi. s.ii PADKLFOIU), p A y k (f/ i»i it ton by the*e •ti'aini-i, „,n , take notice, that no Cotton will l~- v ■ .-l» ,| fc t .i ^ lliat l« not ili*tiin*||y inarki'd on the eilgr 1 » • >!.. net B l - .N I I L D VI A I l ii H il t FOR PALATKA, ti. FLA . VIA (>\|m, HR UN S w If; K. ST M A It V K, j a ' I ' v • VILLL. MIDDLKBUUG, (BLACK (kiT AND PiCOLATA. KhLk - ^ _ sJV >. The t" w and elegan' f*ti am p ,. ^5»9Cst. JOIINH, • apt. Jam.-* fa, lug resutnid her lrl| ► in Florulc, will u>. . ‘"i* above edict!* over) HauiMni. at tu uVUm-v •*» For Frelghi or Passage.having exci lien-’ dccniiiiiin Hons, appi) on famrd, ai tlie f ''t Packet w hart, near Die G.i« Works, or tn ‘ )e -23 CLAGimnN A i.TNMNllll ■ NIIEPLXDENT notT. " FORPALATKA &.BLACK CREEK, EVj. ..qrhbt.' .. V bhl. 9 50 ..<|Phus.j hb ..Vs bus. Oil ..•rhus.1 63 ..IFbus. I DO ..rlbblll 4 .',u . Y keg. 0 ..IPcwt. 3« ...qpcwi.i i ig '•* ...Yion.,b5 50 ..yion.i ...*rcwt.| 4 0b ..qri:«t. 4 50 ..fPcwt. u oo ..Y III. 14 . .qpbbt,| vo .ivm.n. 6 ou .ifm.II. 14 00 “ta.ll.; w, '» on (at 7 (0) I CD ■SI I If '* TJX (» ia I in ait ;iu on an 4 on (it 5 5b Ii 00 (3) 15 Merchaniuhle to prime... Vm.fl.|l.i IM) TIMIIEK i Itiing'g) lur export.iu. 12 ini (Hanging) lor .Milis Y m in IK) While V. W alert »nk pipes lu v. in |,u oo •• * •• llhil. “.. Y m.|Mil INI “ »• “ Hal, “...qr in.12b INI While Pine, clear Vm.ll.l3b (N) Merchiuitnlile Vtu.ll. le INI Cypre** till ingles Y m. 4 bb tiuwe-l «.'ypress tihibgles.. V m. Hi nil ) Ob (at t* on (at 16 on cat !* ini ujt 2b INI r*j» Hi IIU €t 12 0b (St 6n ini (at 35 ini (at 23 (hi on 4u mi (& 23 bb (34 4 3a *8) Hed *>ak Slaves Y m.||2 in MOl.AStiEft, Cuba, Y gal.| 32 191 34 New-i trleuns Y gal. 3ri 'at 4b NAIM, Cilt 4d. to 2bd Y 4X 5 NAVAL tilliREti,Tar Vbbl.: 4 75 ,3. 5 Ml Sniril* Turpentine Vffal.l 6<X St 7n Narnisli VkuL <at •*) OILti,tiperin, winter strained.. Vvul. 2 23 -a 2 5b “ fall » T«ul. I 25 « | 5b “ slimmer" Vgal.| I -.*3 r® 1 50 Wlinle, Itsckod,winter.. -Vgnl. 93 r® I Ml PORTS RXPORTgP t Exporta of Rice and from Savunnah. From tie pi. L i from Sept. I. 1835, toNuv. 22.i Iti54, 'n Nov,22 ln35. j Ie54j Rlf'k,: Ll'MSRR. Illl lt. LI'MIIRS Casks| Feel. |Casks| Feet. ...;.. 1 ihu im rT9:w-»t 4:»hhini| j 11132," 200,HSI 1124 3ilj 6ttl,9 -0 4U7WIO vMJtieb .I...2I2 Great Hritaln. til. John'i-tind llalilax. West Indies i 1 it her Foreign Ports. .| "totaTForelgn Ports.-I ~~ln61 1,48 i.tibOT J_ Maine Mnssachusetls Rhode Island, 4tc... New York | Phtlndelphin • llalliniore and Norfolk Charleston I New** irleRiis, Ac I tHlier Ports | Total Coastwise Grand Total.... vnfli 1 n-r.i |AIH| ti2ti.HK), 8!3 6b,biNi| 141 IlHi, III) . 103 8I8.4IRI?.. ....| 4.uJ73.277.ti'Nl~ ....1 326614 764.61101 327e(N. 'iwi'RHi BiKm II HMi3tb 72|l,2:5,0bti H'Sl i.77:«nni Exports of Cotton,'Bice anti Lumber, rRoM NOV. 15, TO NOV. 22, lti.55. MAIllUKD. On th" 1.*til ln-t„ Ill (11111,1 „ euiility. bv Iho Rev. 8. J. P;nK..HI n, H- L. CLINCH, Eur., taSl'tiAN A., daughter of ih- lat ■ w. r. 11 ii'ki.n-. c O JVC M Id ilOi! ikxa . It’here tu Liverpool.... tlav h Par laud. Mo Ih'lfuM, Mo NeWhiirryport, Muss llnaton New York Phils eiphla Ilaltimore 1‘harlesion Mobile |S. /«/'«/.| Uplandd Hire. Total... .1 84| I232fl| I I.Mlim 126511b 13521 Mi I47INNI lb.tj 9701 597,700 Niock of Colton In Inli-rlor Towns. Iti’,5. 1654. Augusta nml Hamburg, Nov I... 7ulo 10190 U7<«l )U;64 li:i95 :,<o*- 4 •la SxNsta.—The Kenoes Falla Re- • tells o| the fallowing "mufauehulv , "iagsra Falls, last Friday night, * s unknown, who had beau dia-! , walked out lo the precipice. Coni, and crGhir nun lingering •ua-fl him—lurried and went ifiody was found the uc-xi Nf.w York Kl.EcrioR.—.Returns Irom all iho counties m tin* Sl.it«> i xcimL f liniiilion, g'Vu Ilea I- ly (Am.) I4l,9f)3, King ntup.j 131,483—plurality far lleadly I0,5n0. 'I hn vmn ol Word nnd Hulch ( Ii" H*di und Hard Demurrant) candidate*) com- bm«d, will not reach 15*1,000. QMe ar». Paga, Bacon &, Co. Iinva recovered damages of the city and county nf 81. L*>uia in the amount of 885,727, growing out of the iaie injunction agalnat ihem. 1 h* L il lain re ol Mi-aouri h iv.- reai'v-d ii. eleei a 11 )4. Sunatur t vemher, uitiaut. r on the laai Monday m h' u - Mob in London:—Ii is said that upon ihe np- pearinco ol the iaie .boligurant art ioh a hi iho Lon- ii ri Time-, a mob or crowd of citizen*, excited hy llio rumor that ihe government was about to go to war w il Ii th" United Stales, assembled around the house "I Lord Palmerston in n threatening manner, and that they were dispersed hy our Minister, Mr. Huchnnan, who appeared before them and nsrured (hem theie was no linnger of wnr, that ho had not demanded hia passports, And Hint iho correspon dence between him and llio government hid been ol a very amicable nature. We learn Irom a gen tleman who wua in London nt the time,that the ru mor, to some extent, ia true. JpstSo.—Tho London News, commenting on the "threatened rupture," thinks a war now with Kugland would be certain to dissolve the Union. It regards lhal evont wnh tomo degree of compla cency, and endeavors conxingly to convmco tlio people of the North dial an alliance between New and Oid England must bo stronger than a union b.nwccn iho Irco and slave Suites ! This is no ori ginal specimen oi noodluixm rarely exhibited in an English journal. Tilt Hound Dors.—The Journal of i.'oinmarcn on this subject luriiisio s an explanation or what Denmark menus by (lie capiiahznilon <>f tin- Hound Due*. It appears Hist >h<- annual average receipt#nl Hound dues on uiereh md *e (exclusive nl luglliuinb-1 Xo*) amount lo2.Iu3,•MM rlx dollars which. eapliHlIzed m 5 per cell . or (went) yi*ui*' piircli«»e, would produce 42.b7bimU ru •!..lists.or * hill, lei-s than 93ii.lNNi.bub Untied Ht.iiea riirnuiC). * if Gil* sum Russia l« eapeeied lo pay 29 percent or9rt.7iNI,iMib; Great UrilHin, llipatimnauioum, l*ru«-ln. 12 pur cent, or *3,6. b,biNi; Frsnce 3 par cun;, or 9in'b,0*HI; Norway, I per cent o •:«imi.(H.0; llnmhurg und Hiciueu, ahoui 82.VI.biMl; ilm I'mled Himes uboiu 9 i'll HIM) Ac Thn amount wlileli woiml li.vn in hr p»ld Iii the I 'iilii-cf til ides l» vi ry nearly thn same to* was actually off-red by tills Governnn-nl some 11 me ago. a- a gnu* pnvineni in Dmimnrk, il Anierlcuu ve* sidamlghi tiiei'iiofurlli lie permitted lo |ia*s lain ilm II iliic lr e from lull. Hut Hie ourl ol I'openliHgen re pdial 10 the uffici slated In ib« present ctreu ar. mat •'sneli an arrm.g.dnnat r"iild not Im carried ton wllh -ul ihn •Hnu.l Veoiis nn-urn-nee III all Ihe re-peclive Power* Thelnrmali.nl po*| vr engagement* which exist between Danmark sml ll.eiohi-r I'oweia wlih ie. gsui tn thn Hound Dima,do not allow of nny special arraiigeim-hison • Im 1 Hiihjeci hi-i*eeu Denmark ami •ii> nine* Power " Th. prupo* >1 le w made I* prul.a. lily b.lentwl in meet Il.e wl-hus of ihe -mi.-, «l lh« same lime that H Invli. * ihr other Power, lo j du H. a>. urmogeme 1 which It nn y ioneu|v„ t ,, |, t . virtu Hy llie *rnn* as wn* once proposed b> uurUov- •runn at —[Haltluora Auiurkau. "G I3>t|| IIAIlUI.r. REM NRKti.—Tlmre Is nothing of #pecitl Interest c illm,'f-r ie niuk In our preieii teview. Produce cmi iliim s 10 coiou l"rw ird in U*ve quaiitidt-«, i*,.ecini|> Collou. 'lb w*R her lias beau unsHitled, but I-at Una lime all that t'»e planter ur inerjhaut cnuld des ro.— The lai< ruiii*. it *ucm«, were not *o uuplo i* as we w-re led 10 believe lliey had boon, and rivcrnavlgul m, e-pecimly In >bt* suiiitiwe*t, Is Mill nnceriuin and prec-i* riou>. i he news irmu Engln id beiug pacirtc lu ivsehur Holer, businu-s men have not suffered ihemselves to be dmurhed hi any apprehension of a collision between lhal eoiin'ry mid Ihe L'nlled 1.tales. 0UIT 'N — Vrrivel since the I5ih lust. 11.333 bales I'plun.l (9907 pur Railroad; 1266 from Aiumta i.d iHii.liiigaou 'he GVer; th) from Darleti) and 176 do Sea Island. The exp »rta for the raine period amount 10 12.126bale* UjHRnd, and “4 do Huh Island, vlx: To Elv- eipn.,1 1707 D del Upland,to Ifavro 1552 bill*a Upland, lo P irlluml, Me.,47a biles Upland, lo Hnslon 32nb bales Upland and 2 do ties Island, lo New York 4 *9 buh* u land and 21 6 > tiun Island, In Philadelphia 295 bsie- Uplitml, to li oiim ire I il bnl ■# Upland,mid lo Charier* pm 276 hales Upland and 61 do Hen laluml. Leaving on hand and ou shipboard I cleared, a stock of 34902 hales Upland, Hlid 1257 do -'n>4 Island, ngulnit 16616 bales Upland and 699 d" tiua lilaud, at tbu same time last year. One last weekly report left Ihe market In a feverish stale caused by the P.c lb’*advices, received the day previous. It wa- slated dial an advance of X*Xc on tin- liner qualities Ii id been e.dnb|isliud during ihe week. There wa* out a limited dcinmid the flrsi day o| the wock now under review, an Ihe sulcs effected were at extreme* runglnf Ir NX to Uc. On tiutuiday there wa* a good demand at nn eighth advance. Large rale* were made nn Monday,at Xc advance nn prices paid pre vious In receipt of the Pacifl ’• accounts. 1 Hi Tuesday, Another good day's bmiue-s was effected nl flrin prices. On Wednesday, there wai lint qulto so much Activity a* | on the day pievlous; Ihe sales were small, llmugh price* exhibit'd im change Yesterday, the Canada irnm LI v- erpool, w)ih rtntea to the Huh, being fultji due at Hall- fax, operators were anxlmisl) awalihig her orilval, and the 1 ru■ suet on* of the day were, In consequence, lo a limited extent. The quotations w«give bolow, approximate the ac tual ru'ea as nearly as could be ascertained at the dose ol buslncas lesierday. They exhibit au advuuce during tho week of X *° Xc. Low Middling -@8^ .Middling —gjj9 Go.nI Middling PX^BX M "Idling Fair l*X®»X Fair OXlffiWX The snip* "f the week amount to 8115 bales aa fol low#: *.OiithX.44nlbX, HI ntf*X.*5H at 8X. 239 at H 11.16,1)127 a' tiX, 15.2 at HJg. 170 al 6 15*10, 2182 at V, 97 at 0 1-16,6*14 at 9X. 1232 at 9Xi 53 at 95-10, 4R at OX• nml -3 hull's Jethro at IU cots. Tlielulegrapli uccuiinla by the Cnnadn were received by the prers lu«t night .noting a further advance oi 1-8 on the higher und l -l on the lower grades of cotton lu the Liverpool market lo tho 18th Hist, wlih sales of tba week of 77.IMHI lailes. The receiptsofUotinn In the United Slates up to this llme,ascoiiipnred wnh lust year, give the Pillowing re- Montgomery, Ala., Nov 13..,....76644 Memphis, Telin. Nov 3 IHD47 i.'olumbu*. Gn.. Nov Hl^ 175-3 Comparative *<iateini-nt oi ihe Foreign Export#olC’m- t >-1 irmn the Culled Slutes, from September Ist.tnth# f.llowlng year*) I8M-*M. l854-’55. l8ft3«*4M. I85«*'53 Vo Greid llrllulll,.. • •-4PMII liflW'.i IH347W" 242365 To France 76564 54423 I72'i9 31652 To other lor’n purl*. 5ie95 24543 20113 42237 Total 37*MHI 2i >5ti69' F4HH31 31"27 4 Reci-lpi# 7ia»HN» 44162.1 4>Cni4 73*267 Slock* 313199 •-■)*:,072 2773HI 371116 Comparative Receipts, Expo.u am tiiocksolCotion a 1 the Fort oftitivmimih.l'roin Isttinpiuinberiodale : Llnseml.., Tanners' iJti.N AHCUGti Flax PORK, Mess, western. ■.. Prime Mu*#, New-York PORTER, London RAItil.Nti, M. It SALT, Liverpool, course.. Cargo, Hulk Turk’# I Hand Plltllti: Ur- ...qrgul. _ ...qvblil. 15 INI (at III 16 • -Y >«LI tiX <st fat .. Y bl»l.|24 U0 (at 25 . .qsbhl.-.U 110 .. Y bW l . .‘i.rdf.x. 175 ..qs'iox. 4 56 .V#'k. I 03 ..Y hu. 1 . .qr Oil.’ 55 (at, 22 'll) 1 IU 11 dy Omni, DupilJ kC ».qv gal.l 4 5i )r. A. tielgui tie •. . .qntal. 2.V 56 ® 8 5li Leger ire os Y 2 IH. pencil qr gal. I .VI % 2.0 1)4 Domestic V gal. 45 l>l in. Holland Y gal.. I ‘15 w I Ml 8PIRI18,Gin. American.... ffmil.' 45 (g> 35 Hum. Jamaica Vgal.l I INI <n y 75 “ N. E.,bblt.... V gul.l 45 'at HI Whiskey.I'hiLlt Halt... .fr gul.j 41 45 •» New-' irleuus. ■ .qr gal. 44 'it 5« SUGAR, Muscov’d tit.Crolx..q» «».( 7x 'St 9 Havann,white Y Ifa' " brown Y lb| Ncw-i trleuns Y lb. 6* $ 7 Lmn'and Crushed Y 61 |n\ 3) II SOAP Ainerlcanyellow qv !b.| Or© ti tillUT.ull sixes... Y Ib.j ti Q, 0 SEGAUti, tipunlsh Y in. If. ini © .11 ill Anii'rlumi Y ••••' 4*0 t© 15 ini TALLOW, American Y **»| 12 r© 14 TOBACCO, Manufactured....qr lb| |3 <© 411 TEAti.timiehong qr "ft*' 35 (a) flu Gunpowder... 11 y* TWINE, tielne Haling WINEti, Ma lelra tiieilv Madeira.. .. Tenerlffc, L. P Mulagu.tiweet ** Dry Claret, Marseilles.. •i Bordeaux.. Champagne . _ tVOOL.tioiiiliernUnwu#heil..qr Ih. “ Clean Y Ih. WOOL-tiKINS, Jmmb’s Y ea. Sheep's Y ea. ■ ■Y lb. no <£ 1 7 Y Y Ih. 17 (© I s<ul. | I 00 <© 5 11 q»gnl. (<i> 7 q^gal.lion (© 1 i .. .qv gal.| ® .1 . ...Viral. Vc'k.i Y c'k. • Vdoz. 50 (a, 5 Vi r© ti (Ml toJ 2n (di (31 Iti (3. 18 (© 23 ■ KS'i DARIEN. BRt’NtiWIcK. »T MARY- JACKSON VILI.E, AND PI' OI.AT \, )i,\‘ To l.tavt (ea her farmer day) FHUt.l Y. The invofite steam packe: ty 11 u. "apl.N King, willcmnmm,.-, h.,)#.!: 1st tnin a* above, t«i FttltlAY. at m i.V.h-i^a 51.. and will continue to leave regu!»r|i K y vn , ih»- tVelnka ia well fllU'd up will. mr. -i»i e It,,/..,,, .'i is In every way well adapt'd ... ihe •M-|.t H ti. 91. LAI Fll KM'. Auewt. FOH UEAt Hllt l VIA HMJFProN, HILTON HEAD. . OYD’ti | *\i. ING AND CH AHUM'i.\. ' „ The.learner VVM.tiF. MIP.'iGK. c. t . SMmmMKF- Peek, will leave i-.r iln- *> la ' plaivi on -unday, the 26lh in-l. al 5, P. M. I nr ir# or pa*-«ge, apply at Die Charleston v\ harf. s fit I ti. M. LAFFITEAC.Am;. FOIt KFV WI>T AND HAVANA?' TO LEAVE ON FRIDAY, I9TII INtiTANT. Thetiplumlld I'.S. Mail *ienin-lii| H. I., Hull i no. Commander. wil> •>,., ^^irjj»il"s p- n on Frida), Oct I9ih. and * «RHll’''vi- therealler regulaily.outhelthi:.- I'.uii oi i-aen inmilli. Tho ItiAltEI. connerls, nt Havana, with thel.. Mull tiieauohlp Cominiii)’# Line nl Hteamer* for-.,' Francisco via \«puiwall. and will carrytlie Pacific n.a„. For Pnsxage, only, upplv in »ct m COHENS 4k HERTZ. Ag*m 9 011 PA I. A TK A. 9 I.4SH ||»A. VIA DARIKN. BRUNSWICK. ST. MARY- GKO . A NI) .1 At KSUNVILLK, PICUL AIA AND BLACK CRKKK, FLA. i S. MAIL USE. #■ - wfT*’ * a, * he new an-’ 'a*i ruiiiiingvteami-r tit. ^UUtfKMINOi.l , Capt. Tl.omas L.Maw.si leave for he above places every Tuesday, al ID A 51.. from llie CtiHrleclon tiieara Piirki-i w hn've- oci 29 ti. 51. LAFFITEAL", A,i. F«R 4 11 A li I.I NTON -r. very AVt dio- Hoy uml Kaiurduy Allc-ruooita.ui > r o’cloik. m . w, THE Splend .1 Menm-ldn G*'l(l) y JmmalimSA F- Harden, i-ommander. will |..n-.e .1' above, ami »ill ar-ivn lu Charlt-Mon tu time -u c».i.r.—. witli tin- Huitruiul bins unUig Ninth and 55m. For l-elifhl or parsnge. apply • n the • h..rv-:n» - earn Packet 5Vt.arl. lo nov I J. P. HltuuKti. Agio 1. VESSELS WANTED. Yes* I to load trim Jack- nvill#. Fla., ij Philadt'lphin. **"l l-> Loud fr-iin .larks* nville. Flu., to D- -ton. A 3i-«..-l |.> haul fr<*m Darien. G< .. (•• Th la.-si.n. M». >r win- h a liberal freight will l>- j :i 1 \ ; ;v to ■or M WAVER - NSTA5TJXE FOli XKWTOKK.- .I.l-LSTAHL1 -IIEP brig 31 Ah7. Walker, maater. w;]| . ut-Ii n» above. For freight, apply m vmiu ai Telluir a 55 harf, or t" nov:» DB10KAM, KELLY ICO \ FOB UALTIMOHE.-Tlir #chr. 55'.-f- jggfcllllllitllii 5t 1 ter, will bars dispatch r in .1 ui.'p it. FojAreiglit or pua-age, apply on 1 car. at T* If 01 * \5 liui f, or t » nov 23 _ PBIOIMMt KELLY k CO. FOIl BOSTON'.-lb- ship jlALir.'l.i jfr*!* 1 '- 11 ' " nmsf-r. w.ll have drspalt-li for tl- , t JU2 <>tc for Height or i-n«Mge. apply on bcr 1 s; 1 i..t.i • 5Vhar), or to U..V23 BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO NOTICE* CONSIGNL) 8 i*r schr. MARIETTA Err.f s fr.au Boston, will 11- ase att -ud to the rw-j ti j of their goods landing this day at Uuker’s »l.axf .i„ goods remaning on wlinrf at sunset, will be sure) it ri-k nnd expi ns« of owners. n-»v AT OGDEN. STARR k CO Iti47 •ti4ti 1-49 Hereto It. .... 67 614.. 19.64 l.. .. 74,3112.. .... 86,640.. 82.545.. 45 201.. .... 83,9U‘J . ... 54.397.. .... 32.770.. ....110,795.. ....3-716.. ... .2H.H72.., ....61.115 . ,... 54>96.. ... .53 873.. ,. . 39,543.. ....44,445 . 41.05 Iti.674 ....76 766 7.3 9 23.437 4.-.45I- 38.272 19,1.53 42.497 Iti.4 12 17 315 30 159 Comparative View of Vessels MIXDINO IN TUB L'NITXO STATV.S >OK HIKXION PORTS li<.55-’55. 1853-'54. New-i irlenns. Nov 10... Mobile. N< v 16 Florida, oci 13 tiavuinmli, Nov 22. I'hurleslon, Nov 15 1 Hlier Ports, Nov 9 New York. Nor 13 ..... total « | « ! J | ii 0 I 11 * II « I ''I .» | 7 3 9 j 3 0 • 78 II 25 ' II I 7 .1 92 ' All 1 !6 || 78 1 27 ]D 1. ■» 10 I 1 I nil: Decrease at Florida Do. at Virginia aud N. Carolina. ... 137.291 .. 13.967 .. 8.513 .. 7ti,0 6 2.1,949 203,736 ... 4,3.i? .. 519 4,656 Total Increase 759,6811 HEA I8I..5KD6.—tiotiiO’Ovenly LbIcs weft) sold du Dug Ut« weak at l? a 26Xc. as tlio range t*f price*.— j The rerelpi- hnvo been l?ti bales, and llio exports H4 | hitle-i, nt f-dliiw»:jtl lo Now York, 2 to Horton,nml 61 lo | Churlorti.il. I RICE.—In our Iasi review wo noticed a fair demand dur ngllie week nl price* ranging from 4 3 16 to 4J<. wl'h 1..81 OF V EF8EL8 ih H'h 1 Ynmneinw, Forlo.. John Howe. Moore.. I.elaml, EltDnige.• • 81)1PS. Flor du,s 1 Woo lh'iU..I5im..% Y’k..Pad.-lford, Fay U Co MutiuC llBy.chHi-e... .993.1.‘pool ’i'll At J (• Nl 1 lie Cburlcr l >uk, llomlletlo.... 1.'pool.Hrlghaul. Kelly &' 'o Man "giten.Loveland.t'lki.L'iiool..,55' HuPersb't*. ' o Fl ir'.Ua, tiannerroan...U)-t9.L’piH»l T It s* 4 •• Mill* Trio, Wahlogreen aO'J.dlnc'x F II WellniNii 5V llilclicock Conway .697.Havre W CH'Droc.dl I iidpuuted. ticnli 3IM.Aoerdeen.Hrlghain. K am o Eniilly, Noyes 494.L|mol C F.pplng Consul, M-irilmcr.... H'35.Havre T It ou J G Mills John G Cosier, Pratt..7.4 Alnsipe llnrlford, llapett Sin.-anlCg. Hrighsin, Kelly4c Co KaiHlidin, Eil-tls 547.Havre 55' co’|>riM-oll Grotto, Lude k>n 5H .itlec'g. .llrtuliHin KellytuC" El lull Hood, KHhy.... H'46..Ms. V-.-.VV Uaitershy kCo Normandy. Ty lur 101.5. L’pool a Low At Co Juvi-nln, Young L’lmol A Low *Ut cliuos, Dunlou ?7l.dls’g J K v\'ilder I.HU'ens Itrowii. Pierce.. ..dlse'g.R Habersham A tinn Time, Homer 6u0.di*e’g...i'arfalon k Para-ina Uotuiidu, Piorco wnll'g.Brigham, Kolly ktk) Barques. . .597.L’pool E A tioullard ..41m.Curdeuns.Cnrleton&Parson* .. 47. Ho»ion (1 Cohen Trio, (tiwe.il» ahlgre* n. .dlse'g Fll 5* eliinau F.inpriss, Mahon).. ..506 til Johns.Cnrle'onkParsons G Thomas, Armthury Hosiun. .CarletonAi Pnrsous ti.nah, 55 ll#.m dlsi-’g A I. w & Co Harvest, Nichols 42-3.wnll’g...Dunn k. 55 a#hhiirn lau-y Ann, Kt-Hei Iluvnim ttglar o o Xenopliou, tiylve-ta Mnstei Gun 55'arren Horton..CuileloiiIk Par-on* j*,•lei Hemill. Ilm-y N.V'k Rowland St Son Char'.e* 55 ililiiins, llawes..don' , g..Urighnni. KellyfcCo lluridl, Dodd diac’g A Low U Co Brigs. Mechanic.Dennlnu....219.Kenehunk Carleton & P It M Clmriion. I.ighlhnn...Havana J itoherls Phillip Lanabee, Amd .. Hrlglium. Kelly Si Co Augiisla, Wlnue *9-4.N. Y’k. ..liana s, VYushburn Geo 55hliney, linker...274 Pliiln.llrlghnm, Kelly Al Co Hurl, Mcinliio t7». Boston..Carleton atPara.'ns Maruarui. lluiinebnrg..235.lond'g Master Thus Connor York .. .225. Hrunswii-k... .Carleion Sl P Alliion Conner, timltb.-84U. Freeport.CarlotonlkParsons Allendale. Ilu.ln-s Hulf.irt..CarleP'ii Sl parson* Ja oh Dock N.\»k Cohens fc IfarlR Phihira llmcher N. Y’k.Ilriuhnin. KellySlCo Itnynlsion, Itohlnson MnMt r Liuireita, Merrill 180 J It Wilder E Baldwin, Monlgomery.. Warner F.lviiu, Angel M A Wilder si to .5 Blanchard, tllani hard.. .wall’g Cohens Si llerlf George, Jones 2U3.Cardenaa.... Webber U Ilm liatku, Mitchell dlsc’g.Brigham, Kolly SiCo Schooners. |{ VV Tull N.V'k...Iliinterfc GamnieB John Farnum, Baker.229 .Providence.Brigham,KSl T llolcoinhe. Gaslee..*“’■* “ M ircla Furrow.tinear. ■Marta C Kiiv>*nnali Expnrlvi Nov. 22. Per ship Wm Hitchcock, Havre—9.250 rqiinre biles Colton. Per llark tielind, Eldrldge, Hi aton—798 bales Colton, ' 1UU ca«ka Rico, 6--i tiack Rice Flour. Per schr R 5V Tull. New Vork-975 bhls Flour, 46 half hbl* do, 3354 bushel* Wheat, 1150 ilo I()c, 1UU cks ! Rico, 145 bale# Cotton, 30 ft Hoard. R EC El PTti PER cTTNTKAL ItAILIiOAD. Nov 22— 533 boxes Copprr Ore, 2175 hales Potion, 1266 sock* Corn, 179 do 55 ties', 2-7 do Bye, 33 do Via'. 225 du Flour. 73 liblado. 5i.hiP.ia*, 12* do Bran, and itnln lo E Parsons St t'o. J V5 Liillir»p Sl Co, T t3 N H 1 o, N A II irdee &. Co, 5V Hn tershy Sl i.'o, \ l.ow «c< n. is*ibu" Sl tini'lh. 55'i.v Si Tu)h r. O doms Si ller'z. Pa'- Ion, Union A Co. Ilmi-on, Fli-mingSi Co, i.'lu ever Sl Co. A ti llnr'rldga. Ruse. Dari* «l Lung, Hrigha.ii. Kelly A Co, o Coin u. V5 VYoodoridge. Hi hn A hosier. Ilothwuli Sl 55 Imehead. Tismi St Mackay, llaolwn k 6l Co- ke, C A L l.nnmr. 55’ DnncaUi Hm>hni Sl Yillalonua, Dan 1 A 15 ashhiirn, E Heidi. It llnhi r»ham St .-on, J •ont-s. J Duvenporl.J A Harron It II McLeod, II Uoqerl*, G Ii Cum ii ing. J (i Cook, Youig. W > an a Cu, Crane, 55 ull- St Co Lynn A tinider. G 55 Garmaiiy, T Dau# n, Mr# A E Taylor, 5V P Yonge. Roger* St Norris, VYehsier U I'aluie*, A McAipin. J F tucker. 'oheiis t llertn Alex a 11 hum I exporl Inislne-a. Till* week ihe lot hrlslfa.- . Ilrlgg*. nia'ki-l lias ImprnviNl -otuawltal, and Ihu Inquiry has been more active ; price* ruling from 4X •" per Ih* We hear of Sales of uniii 12.50 ilerco* al lU*e rales', and of n sun M d of n.’rth-ree* Inferior al 4c per lb.- The espiirls loot up 8.9 tierces a* follow*I l-V> lo Hu*. rk.tMl to Halllmore, a id IU3 to v'o the | j |( ti|u- lev, tiiminoiis.. I.He l, Freemen. Alary, Itnckett tti-lurin. Kemp J Price. Pn. ii Loyal tieranion, l.»* A He*. Ilowell E Kidder T»ler. • • • tUw-ey, OlHtey ...N.V’k N.5”k...IIgdi ii, tii ,... N. Y.. PadellonL Fay 4k Co ... .dlsc’g. Waver 4kConsiaintne . . dlm-'g-.Pade fold, Fav A Co ...wan’g Howland 4l Son Hath....Carleton u Parsons .. Philadelphia...C A ti ...wall’g. ■van'u. SHIP NEWS. PORT «»V tiAVANNAH. T.TlCtlVEVBER 82, «|t III Yl.l). Bark Macon, Mayo. 7 day# front Bosinn—-Rrluhnm, Kelly St ru. Mdze i t Dnim A 55'ashbnrn. Ilokonihe, Johuion Sl Co, G II John on, Church Sl Mom-#, Order. Eng Mary 5' nlker. New 5 ork—linglmni. Kt-llv a C». Mdze i- J 5V Laihnip ^ Uo. II, Morse It Ha' i-r>haui A Son, Dana * 5Vn hburn, Mc5iahou Sl Doyle. Hiiiri.am. Kelly A Co, 55' P Yonge, Way II Taylor, C II J -liioon. 55' '.) Elherldce, * haffgr is. Co, Pniieu. Iluiton Sc C.., \ ti Har'ridge. M A r.n.en. Crane Weills Sl Co, McKee A Beliueil, 55 U\ lie, Grcliville A Co, I 55' Morrell A i o, Keiuiedi St He id, J ' likin*. J C laylor, N H Knano. ti Palmer A Sm, I) W 55 iff, Franklin it llrantley, 55 Coleuiau, Kuse. Davit Sl Long, Imckeit a tinellings. Lynn A Milder D K Wa k.*r. I.msiclii A Fckinau, Hell A Preuii-s, A purler. YoUi.g, Wyaa a Co, J II Moore A Cu, rlngltoru A Ciiuuliiuhum, F Piemlorgasi.c A L La mar. E Panoli* A Cu, • 'ooper St Gillllaii", \gl> It H, A Hay wool. Iluih well a 55Tii.eh.ind, n C. lieu J Chumploii i‘o. J II miii '. A Co, tiGoodsll, NeramleA Frierson, W II Gnlou.C F Mills. Ilri lluftkn, Milchell, Malunx**. wlih fruit In Master, ticlir Ni.nli tituie, llorlon, New Yiuk—i fallen, tiiarr A Co. 5idie lo E i I'Byrue, C 5 L l.amur, Hruner A Grudy, Hrlghain, Kvhy A Co, I’lughoni A i iit.ninghuin. Church K Mo-i-ft. I'raee. Well# i ro, M A ' olnn. 55' G Dickson. 5V || ,’urrell A 'Fuliii A Wi #.m, 5V 5V G-io.Inch. Hunter A Gauum d, -I Join-# A .-ou, G || John son. Kennedy A He u-h, N' II Knup|.A i n, ti M Luffiteau Mi-Keo A Hi-uueil J II H..ore A Co, | VV Vlorrell A i.'o, I'a.ton llu.cm A Co, E Pamons A Co, A A ti.. omon-y I'ihiii A Muck -y, J A Brown, Yeisihle a Frii-iso.." Wayne. Grenville A Co. Young. 55 ymi a Co F Champ- ion a i u. J O'Connor, i ooper a Gillaland. W G Hick* •mi. WM Ifavi sou, Gllheil A Tild.-Ii, .5 lluywood, l< llaher-hiiui A tinn, J D Jrtse, Lynn a tiiddt-r, Hiim', avis A Long, tiivui A Co, .*lc<u dmi. Jm n*nn tt Co, J c Taylor. F T Willi*, N II A II Weed. W.-hsier A P-lme*, Cohens A llerU. F W Coriiwt-P, Fianklln A llrantley. Hardwick A Cooke, Hiinsuii, Fiend -g A Co, J 5V La'll.mp A Co, J K tihackuifonl, A ti llnrirulge. ticlir Ali e Lee,Co smi, Plnljdel|.htn—llriglmm. Kel ly A i’o. Mdze to M A Cohen. N II h, tl Weed, \V tl Kimbrough, G II Johlison, Lovell it Lulliui re Cli.g- horn A i iiinitnghani, Ogdi-li, titurr A Co, Vuuiig, 55 y. a l A Co, Ptdulfnrtl, Fay A Co, ltu«e, UnvinA Long, Verslille Si Friei#on, W P Yonge, Wehs'ur A Palin #, tieranion, John-on A Co. Cohens a Herir, J V Conm-rat Wav ne, Grunlile A 45**, Church a Mo*es, Brigham, Kelly A i o, A A tioioinmis A' o. 55 M D.ivnlsmi, Crane. 55T-I a a Co, Pullen, llutloii St Co, T It Mill*. llunU rA Gammed, Lti HennetuC Whl e, \V 51 55 udley nher Ma'lulta Burr. Nicker#..n. lio-ton— -tden tiiarr it Co. Mdie lo W.iyne, Gn-envnle it Co. 11. J om»>n A Co. Crane 55'elis A Co Hone A ' mn ery, 55 P Young. Ilolooiube Jonuson A t’o, M A Cohen, i»Cohi u, Hull -r &. frler-on, I 5V Morrt-I A Co. I .ester A Mamltehi, .5 \ Sulumuti* A Co, Young Wywtj A Co. |l tl iT»>p, ti Ealini-r A tiou, Gydn A Kidder, Paiien Un ion a c.» 5V [ II 55’akcfleld,• Igilen tiiarr Av.u, \Ja-per, B F Woeil j A Co, ClRuhorn A .’uiiliighnm Frank.In A Bran Iy-G II Johnson. J Jones A son PndiLeforn Fay A i o G.i hurt A Tnle JH M farflUeao, Ihmn A '’ n-ltburii. J Hn*hr..ck a Co, J P t'olilns, Ihlgh.im Kelly A c#. J M | Cuuper A Co,Cooper A ITHiland, Ih-I.n A Foster, A , llavwood. A ti llnriildie. N II A II Weed. ticiir WiNNlbrldge. 5' hue, Halmnoro—Hrlghain, Kel ly A t o. Mils... ID Ifavi- A Long. 55 ayne. Green-; vdle A Co, Jofti ph Mehel, M M.d.na, 'I 5 t uln-n. i‘rane Wells A Co. Hr chain Kelly ACu.cl-ahorn A Cunning ham. W Kimbrough, llideomi • Johnson A Co.chri to- I oner White, D l>' opp, G II Joim-on, It Hube-sham A 1 tion. Pal ten llutloii A Co, Gray Brothers, Lyim A tiut- der, ti PC.nllna.Cran.iA_ Hmlgers.V 55 o.ilei, McMi hone, I)"j le CONSIGNEE.- |>er scl.r. NORTH STATE. »r» n-.pn sTi-d to attend lo the rectptn n ■ l t!.ig goods, landing this day, at Buker's wharf. oc-.4» «. maimng on the wharf u.ter «uns.-t, will he tt rni *t nd and • xp« use of consignees, nor 23 OGDEN. STARR k CO NOTICE. A* my kind neighbor has taken my rrmirki uii Na-.-uu Oiaiige- all to bimsvll. he i-::r.:.lr must have hod Kinn-on hand, aud repre*- rireJ :h:i be tiwe-t Havana Orange# to th-public wh.J:Ai- ,-*.4i wiil »h nv, that lie ha l Muck up r,.uud hi- »’• :t l r ii# jttst week. Now l do not wi»h to tell an ui.tru.h u ths Nike of wiling ii few Orange*. I wold l #tat* ti..-.: I hit# u good su|>|.ly of tiweet H.nana Orange, on lanl. i&J have also lK>uglit a small lot of Nassau thangi*. I Bell f.-i Nus-iu. and (• II my rustoiu.-rs th.it th -v »r» s : a- sweet n# Havana, but are Boiir in conipaii-.L * '.J them. My iieighlHir also say# that I remarked ifat •«» were ur uml unlit for uw. Now, my remark*. ». be setu by referring to the Jenrunl A Courier ot th- iu#t.. -Ii-.w that hi* assertion is antnn-. CiTta.n.y -} ■beighlKir is very s-llil*li to take all uiy remarks t i. r- A-lf. whi u all the Fruit donle-r# in the’city have Nm»". On.nges. But my cargo, I have Just received from Ifa vamt. nor —It J. a. UROtl.N I J* 'i 5 I' — .«■ I-I-1-. P. 't.it. . ' p.-r M.II I. tta lim r , I tr.g tlii» ouy. For tale on w harf by J‘ I 2 * GLEN ."STARR A Ci». U s.iAhl lliiti.—bale. Omaburgs, S oi. to the yard, Jti-i receiveil uii.I lor hide by »"V -J) C KAN fa \V F.LL8 & CO. NT A IE OF GEOHGlA, *7 I.F. INGHAM Ci'l.v’iY. j I )v virtu*-..fau order fr^ in the honorable Inferior Court i*l -a.d I'.'iiiity, w lien silt.ng foroidluan pur)h.#ei: on lliehtsi it r.tiDAY in January next, will he >mu at tipringlii'ld, in wid i.iuiuy. In-tween the law ml hour# . f -al.-. a.l the r. al and p. i-'-n.d estate of Rob. rt Duurguin, lat.- • i i-.it l c. tintv. dee. a-, d. c. n-irting ot I ■ tiu-eii. i r ht and n.tie hi.ii'lnd iieiis ul LANl'—Hay. I'uu-aud swim.p —well a-lnpt-d lur corn an I cotton, lying n -.ii the Og <’• che River, and fiv- mile* fiom tl.i-Cintrai Railroad; and also. Ten Negroes: Cook, a ui.ili about fills y.-ar»- f age; Butcher, ala.ut sixty; l.ichanl. aU ut tiiiriv; Ahi.im, about twenty-eight: VYillmni. ahoiit iwenti-inne ; l„. h «u-l. a w uuui about twi-my iivv, .m«i far three chddun; and Is-.ih. al-out ntty -liv, ; also, a House and h t in 55 hitt-ftvillo. m -aid cunty. '1 ci in# made known on da)' of sale. nov 23— MoZELLK 7.ETLRR. Adm’r. S TAPLE I>H Y GOODS.-Bed Blank-1*, Lmn and Cotton Mieeling, nlfaw um- L li tis aul Ceit.-ut Marseilles quilt#, CouiiteiiKines. Comforts, whit • re.i. .m l fancy colored Fhinml*. iln. kat-ucks, Da.per Towel.i gk Hutkahaek and other Towel-, lhr>.s Ly.- Diapers, L t.g Lawn#, bleached whirling# and Long cloths. Irish l..n- en#. tilth t Fronts, blenched und brow n Jeans. Cant • Flaunt-». Ac. lairge supplies of the above Ju#t rcc..vei and for sale at the lowest prices, bv liov23 Di.5VITT k MORGAN. ; Pens, luud.ng ut DijkI. thi LYNN A SNIPER. nov 23 r sale by SUNDRIES. I i 5/5 BALKS Prime Faifttein liay ; 20t> do North River TV/UlIay ; WO *aek* Nilt ; tOU Corn ; 125 mi. k# fresh gnaiiul Meal; lix) do new t’ow Peas : 250 do Mary hind Seed Oat# ; 100 do Missouri do do; 50 do Rruu ; 60 do tihort* ; loo bhl# Potato.-# ; 25 do Unions; M do Baltimore Lard; 160 sa. k* supei rtne Flour; l'io keg. Nails, assorted. In store and lor sale by nov at LYNN A SNIPER. MUTE CASTILE SOAP.-A fresh supply .-f Old Leghorn Castile .-oap. Just red Ived and for iy JUIIN B. MOOltK k Ci).. v 2-1 GihtKins’ Buildings 'lOKFEE.-JM K»g- prime llio Coffee, landing frot schr. 55 oudbrktge. And ' ANIONS.—W bid# union#, landing tin* day faM 1 Mat i let la Hurr.« uv -t I RISH POTATOES do whitt Mercers 26 uo. s. ho. n r Mani lla Durr, and t vNIONS.--.. Uu \ / truin silir. Main wharf. ln.|Uiu-at nov 21 . . ALT1MORE I > M hl. 55o.slbn.lge 1. sale by 0GDBN, STARR k Cd .-26 b.uri'jft Pink Eye#.» Led. lauding tins day. h»’ m tor sale low, tn-ui wlart. LYNN aj-MPF.A. ■ jV tiT ti. Unions, lainniig 'J; J tta Burr, and ler saleW* *“*« I 5 NN -t tiXH’KR’8. I ARD* - Lo'ding IbU day from **“"*lSB k SNUltll. k# Livcr|>oot. fiv hio-e. Do) le, A Iti.cherL fa»f keli. A s.ieilmg#. .1 A II. r | llu , -jj run, J 5V Amfarauii, U 1 •' ’unuer \V ti ||o)d IV M David- . - - ,„:,, v son II J Dlfkernun, 55eh«ter A Pnlmes, J F Tucker, |, *'**'. , P 1’iirran, A Fawcell. 55 D l.'htr ifae C A L l.aiuar, , * IhU this day. An. E Parson* A Cu, VorelllfaA Frierson, J lllchanlson, Ti- . . .r-.b-.a ■on A Mackay, Order. H l-nllirop A«’..,5V It tide# A CO. > .RAN AN1> KlIOH » »• tirhr.Grnoi tlarllug, Bnyntnn. Plilhuiclplih. vriih 1.50 I | > by lYKlUHIOI. KAl.T.-ikiv LYNN * tiNim:R. I, M ,,# I line 1 lour, landing at l * ,1 mr sale by LYNN & gN IPER. son A Mackay,Order. Ii Lnllirop A C..,5V It tide# A Co. tichr.Graei tlarllug, Bnynuin. Phlhidelplil#. i»uh 1.50 'ions i'o-U (ot.'logborn A Cunningham. I rr King's n.n from plantation, with lUfal bushels Rough I , Bice to R- llnnershain. v Harrison's ffxi from plantation, with 50 casks ltlco to 8. II. Fisk. Cl.r. 511 I D. tihlp Win Hitchcock, Conway, Havre—\V. C. 9 Oil) j col. I Hark tiehiml F.ldrlgn, Boston—I) toiheii Schr It VV Tull, New Ynrk-Wunie.r A Gammell. PASNENliEItti Per Bark Macon fruit) Bosh and lanly, nnd It. It ■ Cole : nKKVVIllCAT ^tlMAPKBKKL.-J j IS hill hhl# lln, kwheat.Uii.ii hl-UMUikwIijal. W»)k J!" -In store, and for#* I.YNN A tiMDEIi t French tila#*. of all sire# It .vininodatitig terms. CH 5FFER * 00 . No. 6 55 hitakcust TTllAFFKR Jk CO., *repr,|mreil to do all km # I ,,i | Hinting. Graining, Glasing, Ac., on the ni.wr MMonabW ewia and w Uh deayaldu novj-1- 1 ATHS.-Kllo.isai laths, landing ;ht l^rk lbs*- j \\ iiiiains. and for sale by ,, ov ui HKlGItAM, KELLY A (V Ft. 1.5 LllNll.N VVltitiKEY —50 1.1.1* of the «U>ie»u- ' pel ior 55 hiskey, in store and for sale by 55 M. P. YUNGE, 94 Bay street 6 A to Nv Ifa. ROUGH RICK— VVe have •*!•• of 10,00(1 busbals to*-' VVomlbrlilgv, While.