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SAVANNAH REPUBLIC A N, MONDAY MOK 'I Mi, DECEMBER 31, 1835
THE REPUBLICAN
PUBLISHED »Y
A LEX AN DEK A 8NEEI),
CITY AND COUNTY fHISTKKS.
A NbV Pai'M fob Knai.tau Kkridbht* m
AkBMIi'a.—Mr. J. 8. Bartlett, formerly editor
of Ue New York Albion, hu established, iu U.»a.
Ion, » woekly journal called Uie Auglu Saxou.—
Tbeflrat number i* a very neatly printed sheet of
eight page*, tilled »it la valuable and uulertaiuiiiK
matter. Tbo editor avow* tbo obj*. t of bU euter-
•S 00
• oo
a •• :
Fir*—To present our reader* with a succinct
i view of the general uew*, uud commerce, and po-
1 i , litical intelligence ofEurope, more uartieularlv of
• * the Briti.b Me*.
Aroarf —To promote reciprocal trade helwen tbo
_ _ ______ British Province* and tbl* country ; and to bring
. XT - - a « i (~s \ . I *• lightaud reveal the yet hidden riche* and re
V xN Alij vtiv. sourer* of the funner, *o that they may be made
“■— " available In the markou of tbo world.
MwrAer *M WltehcraAla touMectlaat.l (*n|rtnlon>l Prortnllafa. i C'awtrnl Rallread.
I riuarr-rocani anaaioit. —
The New Ilavcu Sfsyist.r of Wednesday la*t W AeutsOTus, Doc. 2fl. Savaiwaii, Ua., 29 th Dee., 1854.
•on tain* full par iculnra of one of the uioat siugu- ; BBSATR—The Senate ia not in session to-day, l.'Jiiart uf th* .V-imsum-A HiyAlicoo
lar mur.ler* that ba* occurred for year*. It i* a i ***!inf “ oti * Xbartday. , UmmASIIt*:—I ""B' od, In your paper of the
. , , . , HQUlJK.—Mr. Knight offered a resolution. that' ... ...... ,.
curiou* and rut oiling story >d ignorant*, superstI-j the House will euutiuue te vote for Speaker. efii 27th lost.. a communication sigurd *» usIiingUm,
lion aud fanaticism, worthy ol lbo darkest periods j err, without debate, aud if tbere (ball Ik? no j wliicli fflvo* me credit tor more than 1 an, entitled
of Salem Witchcraft. The cuhaUnce of the bUtory ' clioice on the fiot trial on Friday next, another
i* thin, aa we gather it front au exchange ; ' !
TrUWfthL, ,
If mot Paid In Advaat*.
Weekly, Invariably In Advance, S •#
Weekly, it'lub Price. - IU t'optce IWvlS
y car*, pretend* to be a Prophet***, poiieaaed of! te r Ity
utiraeulou* |H,wer*. .-apatite of raising the dead, Mr. Purviamo submitted a revolution, that
having been sent from Ileavcn a‘‘Mosscn-
h Speaker i* elected, the uieuiber* continue v.
HUiday IH oiling* SI.
BYTKLKtill \ I'H KOK THK KKiTIILK'AN
LATER FROM KUROPE*
ARRIVAL OV THI PACIFIC.
KARS BETAKEN BY TIIK HI'SIANA
ger" to tlm wicked iu flit* world. At her lioune
iu New llaveu Uu* beeu living a loiuewbot uoto.
riou* fanatical o|J man named Elder Sly : nnd
the houtc baa ’ ecu the place of meeting of a
company of perron*—male and female, husband*
nnd wive*—who bail come to believe the old wo.
man was all that aha profer»ed to lie : and that at
her Uud, tha world would be destroyed. This
pretoil>e had been strengthened by the fuct
| that tiot long aitiee oue of her follower*, it i* *aid,
Md.) | gave her a done of arsenic in a cake, believing it
riling^Miller, the | w ould havo no effect, except to illustrate he
The writer, whoever he i*, ought to have
known better, a* be any* lie lm« grown up with the
Road; hut n* lie doaatiot, I ilrcui It proper to *et
bim right From tha rending of hi* article, be ep-
|Mj*r* to think I have supreme control, nn<l urn
iponribla for the policy of the Rond. In
look, all di- uaaion, excepting ^jg |,e D, I preeume, better informed than lie up
iu aud reiisou* for voting or . '
Advaat* uff 1-lA In Callow.
New York. Dee. 28.
The steamship I'nci/ie La* arrived, l-riuging iL
telligence from Europe to tha 15th instant Her »*•<“ ,wo ' K " kr - A ■•V cruwJ »* anticipated,
new* i* highly interesting. hc * r of P* r,0B * coming from n distance of
Prom the Heat of War. hundred mile* to witne** the awful *|>cetaele."
Kar* haa fallen, tn eon*.- iueuee of.fnmiue in the A w a . h 7ugU»n lettoT any * that when n
,|,|« re ,„ uiumph in Xk, ras „,
wh» G,-.. Kio.lv eopi from lb. rilv to ten , to 5i c „,j U .„ Mi „i„„ ,,„j j„„ .
the advance of Ouiar Pacha, tlcn. William* wa *
•ending a flag of truce offering to capitulate.—
Nothing el*e i* known, but it i* belie'ved the city
surrendered, the force inside being too weak to cut
their way through the Ru»*ian». Omar Patha was
near Kutaia, which the Kusaiau* held with a strong
Tkir.lly— To preserve a* far as a illiin us lie*, a
friendly understanding aud good will between
'•rent Britain and the United State*.
Most commendable objects, certainly. We huve
no doubt they will be carried out fully, aud it I* to
be hoped the Auglo-Saxou will meet with a remu
nerative support
Dcpbavkd Fancy.—The Cumberland
Tr/ryruftk, in au article
murderer of Dr. lladel and Mr. Gracff, whose day i vine mission; and uothing but the fact that it.
of execution i* naar at baud, say* : "So great i* ■ an over-dose and soon ejected from her stomach,
the curiosity to see Miller cxci uted that room* ut j saved her life. From that time all favil among
several of the hotels have been engaged for the her followers respecting her power ha* bccu hush-
ed, uud her presence haa l>een considered by them
i as that of a messenger front llcuveu. Among these
j devotees, was Justus Mathews, a small farmer liv
ing in the western part of Hamden, and who
ting from 12
personal explanation* aud reason* for votiug „• . , ...
.■b.ii/iii, rot-.. I. be |>ii>blliii«i]. I~ * be; ..4 It .IU b»r*l, 1» f-i
Laid OU the table by four majority. uie to *ay. that whatever of credit or
Mr. Sage proposed, that until a Speaker I* i Uche* to it. i* due U» the President an
D ° aJj " ur ““ eul * baU U iu orJ,r * nUI 4 aud not to their Superintendent, who,
° Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, said that all these qua*- | ‘ u ' »"> " ,ulr '"'tcuotions.
tious were impracticable, a* the will of the tua-j The writer referred to, say •: "I dost
joritv is the rule by which the House is governed. ' une (tateuieut made by Mr. Wadley, ir
He thought they could inuke more rapid progress ||ll( . k ki ||ed," Ac. Now. I would iiko
by resutuiug tlie vote forthwith.
Mr. Stephen, suggested a modification, which
Mr. Sage accepted, to tbejeffeot that uutil a Speak
er .ball be elected no motion for an adjourumeut
shall be iu order, lie wished to bring the House
to a test, and wa* willing to sit lure day in and
day out till that result was effected.
discredit al
ii Director-,
s duly it is
•u to correct
to have him
TIIK nVI. V ASIA DKHAT19U MK IICTt ,
M« tldscveiling In llic Court llonsr. Question f., r ,j». i
tiate: •• Ouglit the la-gtslalun- of UiH.rgUlo AtsdisbCa|c
At-sl Puubbileut r
Mr. M. D. Sharpe, prs*M*at. H f.. Prescott. Kt.| . W. J
It Carswell, Kaq., Itev. N. B. I’otlsaud T. U Lanier,
Hp*ak*rs.
Tlie two former for th • Alfirnistivc, t),r two latter I r
tli Xvfativc. The qucUoo was aigur.l et l.ugth, w, ,j
Mr. Sharpe, President, k»*« hi* decision in |*»„ r 0 f u,,,
Ni gativc.
Tlie i|iiastion ar'cl u|sm f,r tie- in »t d l,»t. . (u'Xl
j Thursday vfeiiiug.) Is"Ouglit fongr. ssiornaki an Appro
' prutiou to aid th- Jim long of a liallres-l from tic All u,
Ur States to tli» I'ae.lii Occau kuutsu a, the Pm-the lUil-
1 remit"
1 Th* public geui-relly are invited to attead, aod laic -
ts|«i*ll) J .
, Ttuirsdsv. lintvnitwr 2<J.
NBW AOVEHTIS 1MEN1R
A T II K \ .li i; \| .
i latterly been aeeused by the old woman of po*- |
i || e**ing n devil—and the iiiciiniution* of the whole 1
show me any statement that I have ever made iu
refereucc to this mutter. ] presume he refer* to
an article written by 51 r. Cuyler. in answer to the
•'Seriven county inceiiug.'’ If he does, 1 know
II I reason wliv he should have referred to me. If
there is anything that I have done rulculutci] t/>
Mr. Humphrey Marshall thought such a resolve I bring Uie Road into bad odor with it* putrurf*,
mid lit if" with healing on it, wing, to the country, t| K . Directors ought to know it: and I Lope
bu< .1., ci.ii.itry Ulillllt .. well MbsMssA St lb. j .. W „|,i„ „| U „ut, ..... ble ...» |.r..|..r
smuu time, that a majority cun take uuv other R ' ‘
course they desire, I signature, and say what it i*:—but il ttisrefusing
Mr. (juitman was for following the example of to pay for horses, mules and oxen, then lie must
forefathers, and^iidopting n common law prin- remember that I only art under instruction*
rti.M m I u< I a I, i;i;toi:i).
SAVANNAH NAHKET.
•**11*04*, Ur. p, I* m m
COTTOS Tlie Pssifte's sceouul. vrsrs lc.’ r-. ...-1 ,| 1
| »fur ih* c!.»« ui bjsinuss this luoruiuv, aud sales wcrs-i-
i tsiei st former pnes.. list bales changed bauds at the tel-
; tuning isrljc'iiltrs . li at T’ 4 . I« at i-i! ut»‘,. V, st * ,..’.1 at
j aud 1J7 talcs st ti- a nuu.
Mnvmiunh Exports, Her. tttf.
I NEW VUMK -mesuship Alabama 7J7 bale, fplaad f
I toa.it da S I-1, Uri* liscetl—072 bales C**U*>u. 100 Li.is
' Turpeatiuc. 7» d , lb-la. 1.11 *r. Jr..a 1 III,:, I lb,«.
] IIAVRJ.-Ship tsroito-ldij]bales t'plaud Cauae, U d > * I
da, B pk*» Samples.
8T. JOiiNa-llsrli Alui*-7I>S>I ft J.niuber, I27UUO ft T ,ia-
VS J.iltMU,
MR. (oj,|'i \ s
I .-I • ,,w * Hocea aud nug sev...,
H IS I. VS I’ TjEGAS
»»«• lOLui,
"• burs It • . a •
TJIUMT TO LUCK.
After w hu b
HAPPY MAN.
PA till Y Ml KPIIV Mil. COLLMl
tt .th tl.e .. me of
“Tlip; OOLU bix.cit BOV,"
•BIItTII OK NT. PA TIC It K."
TIIK MAID OF MIXSTKR.
T*reerrows...,i,.| .j,|sairai.. .,f *
M It COLLI N N
riplc.
y till they ugreed up-
•luded au arrnngemeut with Mr. Crumpton for a
treaty with Eugland, by which the latter would
have withdrawn troa Nicaragua altogether, aban
doning her Mosquito Protectorate absolutely,
without other condition than • line
be made to the Mosquito ludi
party bad been applied for it* removal, at various *
times, and iu various ways. Of late, it Imd been
toe burdcu of the old woman'* mummeries that he !
wa» her evil genius—that he was la-witching her j
letuuity ■ —’h" 1 > * H ‘ 'bould die if he was not removed—nnd
that, in tmli un event, the World would be do.
The Russians in the Crimea had attacked the !
•Xtrwmitv of the French line* with a force of three
thousand men, and, after au hour’s tiglitiug, with- >
drew.
Both the Russian and Allied armies are com
fortably housed for the winter.
The firing between the North and South sides of
Sevastopol continues.
General Intelligence,
Th* Russian government had i-jiened a new loan
in Berlin, Hamburg and Holland, fur 50,0m),-
000 ruble* at 5 per ecut—juote-l '5.
The Austrian army is U ing reduced to a peace
footing.
The government of Naples has published a con
veution with the United State* defending the rights
of neutral*.
England. .
The Queen has issued an order in C-uincil au ,
tboriiing the issue of four hundred and seventy- .
five thousand £1 notes of the Rank of England
beyond the amount specified In the charter.
The statement - respecting the prospect* of peace ;
are most contradictory. If negotiation* are on
f>..r at all, they hate not made much progress. It
i* known that a difference exists in the English
to the matter. lord* Paltnes-
*re urging a continuation of the
••f tbc Cabinet support Nupo-
to embrace the present oppor-
*uel» a
of the i Sunday night last,
:, k repeated, and *o worked up m the fears of the party
* a. setubled. that during the night be wa* by some
j one or more of them murdered, in the belief that.
I by redoing, the life of the old woman would lie
f Mjt. Fkkxcii.—The President lias saved, and tLc dc-t.ictiou of tlie world prevented
ive Mr. French a* the accredited . Sly bu* aiuee confessed the murder, and thus tbc
nragiia, on tbo ground, as alleged 1 bloody work of suj erstilion end*.
Mr. Marey, that "those who
I.V, Starving a it
vir-uet. [Laughter.]
r. Carlisle askad Mr. Stephens whether he
ight a sectional organisation ot so little import-
• that he would give a certain party, whose-
. physical eudaruuce is greater than that with more"interc
of other-, owing to their larger number, faeilitie
that object?
l.p'icus rsplied—This li aise is to bo
who employ
Absence from the city has prevented
irre-etiug " Washington" earlier, and I
that tlie space iu your paper otigh
AV ASIIHUIIN "s
KIH.USNAI. CIHIILS
Indian Amphitheatre.
arrangement
mint embarrassiog points in our controversy
(Sreat Ilritaiu oil the Central American -piestii
The negotiation i* now at a stand-still.
Rkjectio*
refuse-1 t-i reci
Minister of Ni
in tbc letter o
ehictly iti-truuieutal in suspending or orerthri
ing the former (iovcrnmeDt of that State, were :
citiiens belonging to it, nor h
any consiuerable part of ibi
known here, freely expressed their app
acquiescence in, the present condition
far
sval of, o
uu-1 has be<
giving as tin
i engaged fi
Fracd.—The extensive lottery t
detected in Charleston. Two men.
names Brown nnd Harris, have bee
some time iu selling tickets iu n
•irawn at Wilmington. Delaware, entitled the
'•Southern CoI»ni*atb>u Company." Suspicion hav
ing been aroused, the Mayor telegraphed to Wil.
mington, and found the whole affair be a rascally
Iiumbitg. The swindlers have Iweu arrested and
lodged ill jail.
Yesterday we gave llui particulars of the arrest,
flight and recapture of the Nicaragua Transit Com
pany's steamer Northern Light. We huve since
obtained some very important inforiualiun in re-
if political gard to the action of the United States (ioveru-
incnt ill this matter. The United State* authori
ties have been furnished with affidavits and docu
ments—which they ueeiu irrefutable—showing that
a widc-Yproad movement has b en commenced all
along the Alluutii- seaboard of the United States
!-> send men and arms to Nicaragua, for the pur
pose <>f organizing un army in that State, to de
scend upon t uha and San Domingo, and wrest
tiieui from their present jKi>-e*«or.-. Alter the
coiisuuimatim of this design, the parties interest.
ed in the in >vement propose t-i unite into one e ,n-
tederacy the State of Nicaragua aud such oilier
portions of Central America
conquest or otlicrw ;# t -, Cul
t->n and I’anuiurc
war, while the rest
Icon * suggestion
tunity for peace.
Liverpool Markrli.
Dennistoun's Circular says the Liverpool cotton
•tivc and .dosed dull.
The Atlanta
Millodgeville,
di*pat-'hcd an
.Atlantic R. R-
Dis.
nrat guard t
was rumored in
v. Johnson, had
the Western &
nd either
t up t
It i
ged that thoi
ITi
market for the week opened active i
at an advance of l -ICd. Sale* of i
bile*, including '.'.0.10 to spceulatoi
•xport ;r*. gt„,-k . u hau l 331.000
134,000 American.
Fair Orleans
Middling do
i*id>.<i*
Mi l.King do
spccti-.n of the joint committee appointed by the
Legi*Iature. to examine into the condition of the
eck 56.0H0
.’>00 to
n I .
FlNANCK* OF CH.VnLF.STOS.-lh
Committee of Wav* an
Mayor, set* down tlie
Treasury at $157,417
report of the
.-an* to his lion..r. the
nnal rc-eipt* into the
while the amount rc-
!.-tulT;
fld.
Ohio 44s. 6.1.
Provisions arc ut
c more favorable.
ed.
....'• 11 !6d.
-iM-
-old.
quire.) f-ir current expenses and to meet t
teres! on debt is estimated at $150,060.00.
indebtedness of the city is set down at $3.571.815-
66.
Yelb.vv C
-rii 16*.: White Oil*
Manchester advices
From AVn-lituxton.
W vsltlNi: roN. Dec. 2*111.
Spain has placed in the p..*sc**iou -f our govern
ment proof* that the hark Anidii. ti..w h-.iueward
bound fr.iti Hi.rfi.cw** Inten.led f-.r a filibustering
expedition again-! the I*lnt.d of Cuba, and request*
the President to p tnish those on board with the
It i* reported t'l.tt our government is in posset -
sion of d-.euinen's that will lend tho arrest aui
trial of Parker II. French, the Mini: ter sent out t*.
this r<>nntry fr.-m Nicaragua by the Walker gov
ernment.
The House took four b-illots for Speaker to-day.
The ln*t resulted. Bank* lnl. Richar-i.-on 68. Ful
ler 31, Pennington 3.
W.iMiixiiins. Dec. 29th.
The House took seven l.allot* for speaker with
out au election, and is still in session.
A Small Max in .
ington eorre*pond,»
says:—“One thing i
here, and tiiat i*. how
of Franklin Pierce is
I.r even talked about.
0*enr M. Lieher.
Prof. Liclier, has l«->
Min.-ralogienl Survey
Itna.
r Pi.
—The Wash-
t of tho Philadelphia Sun
remarked l.v every strnnger
completely tlie very existence
ignored. He i- never seen.
*-m of the
i appointed t
most reckless adventurers
have already been enlisted in this nn-veii
that tiie rank* of the would-be invader*
augmented by extensive accession* from t
or. And it i* further alleged tii.it Walker care* not
a tittle for Nicaragua, any further tbuii a* she may
prove serviceable a* a gathering point for the iu.
vading army. So far as we can learn, this infor
mation is supposed to have come into the posses
sion ol the l nited States Uovcrnmctit through the
treachery --l the man who was to have gone out as ,
general of the expedition. How true this may be j
we have no meat].* of judging: but that this |*.r- i
soil is said to have revealed the plans of the Cuban I
Junta—ilie Junta, bv the way. is charged with be- ,
ing at the bottom of the whole affair—that he was
Vi-ited at hi* own house in Brooklyn, alter mid-
night, a few night* since, nnd dragged from his j
bed by armed ruffians, and no doubt would have j
been -lain hud lie nut seised a timely opp,,reunite i
toc*ea|Mt from their bowic-knive*. is well knovni.
—N. Y. Tribune, 26th.
The “Northern I.lglit."
The following facts connected with the sailing of !
i.-hed the Northern Light are gatiu-rc 1 from our New j
I an-1 York exchanges of Wednesday :
were [ gam led on one line or the other. If the pcoph
under their re potisihilily have returned a major!
tv ia favor of any particular line, the House wil
be organised, --r we will go into dissolution. li<
did not know what would he the result of hi* pro
p •ti, bat every gcntlelii:
to the dictates - f his jodgmcUj.
Mr. I., •-•her —I have no .djceli -u to the gentle
man from Georgia making a test fur himself, hu:
I object to his applying it to uie.
.Vr. MKlsun thought there vva- no reason for the
!! ..ire Imposing this restriction on itself, ns it was
:il«ay> iu the power of the majority to adjourn.
.Mi. ISocuck, while opposed as much as
to a sectional orgauiiatioii, submitted to his e„|.
league, i Mr. Carlisle,) whether the adoption of the
resolution would throw into the hand* - f the puny
alluded to, anymore facilities than they now pos
se--. If n notional organization is to be effected,
why not have it now as well a* next week?
Messr*. Orr and Greenwood severally opposed
making the resolution a test of the streugth of
stomach*. (Laughter.)
Mr. McMullin supposed such a resolution would
give the Anti-Nebraskite* the advantage.
Mr. i'ainc said tho adoption of the resolution
was with him a mere mutter of time. He desired
before voting upon it to take leave of hi* family |
nnd friend*. I Laughter.)
It was then moved to lav the resolution on the
table, but the IL-a*e re fused by 27 majority.
Mr. Peek *u,ge*tcd that members he enabled to
Iny in a stuck of provisions. (Merriment.!
Mr. l'aine wanted the resolution amended so that 1
every member who shall die under il* operation,
sluill have a monument erected to his memory.—
(immoderate laughter.)
The resolution that no motion to adjourn shall
be in order till a speaker is elected was then
ad q.te-1—yea* 116, nay* 86.
Mr. Campbell of Ohio, saidas it was to be a
d as those who have served
.. ap-
» of tho
]>r. Ku!L«-k I*
I dc- liiied and did not go.
4 or j minute*, thinking tlie meeting luut trait-
ug Lincoln
stmt. *»vc Dr*. K. and U. struggling together, nu t Jir.
Mere | standing 30 or M feet from them. When I'r. M-,
re! taw ms. be hurried nnd *t'>pped me, a-king iu- to
•• vvitues* that thilig." I said, "I believe I'll
I did so. Having passed Lincoln street. Dr. M. called to
in again. I *t >ppcd, go: out, looking uj-on wbnt 1 cons
ridcred a straggle by no nveaa* calculated to do • itlieg
any credit,proposed to Dr. More-! that tve separate ti.—ui.
They were 30 cr 40 yards di*t itit. I went directly t->
them, laid tnv hand on the pistol an t a-l;—i Dr. K. if lie
Wi-bcd to he separate-1, lb- *ai I. •• if lie -lon't Hrik-- m,-,
I won't shoot him." I said, "Dr. Dyrd. what sayv.-u to
tluvtf lie sii l, "*I won't •trite • him." I said to Dr. K.,
"civemcthc pistol." II- tvpli.
i-uial s.
i tbei
turbulence
*.111 give it t
ic the pistol, 1 11 defend y -u."
1. tile Spring Let w e ll til- III, I 1-
allow uie to scud this to you."
ent immediately
lid perceiving that tlu-y had parte-l. I 1
tiled Dr. K. with lue pist, 1 li- _av.. m.
lie haniui r
;.--l Dr. K 11,.
•.-ok. i’lntrlsstun. Ac, to a M Lafli-
■■m Plantation, with 1-*<* bush Ric*.
CLEARED.
niati. N-* V'-rL-liana ,v
I. Freeborn, Palatkt. ac
lt()A KIM NO.
I*-., A ■ ' . - V,
FOB SALK.
•ugress
>ul,l
.r di!
ib.-coiuiiig the dignity o
or a resolution invitiug Mr. Orr. of South
ia. to preside until n Speaker shall he elected.
.Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, advocated the propose
Stssuicr U .rdua, Harden. I hnrUstoB—J P Dro
^ DEPARTED.
St«*iusr Ourden, Bs-ki. ,'l.arle»t--n
•:ng p:ii
Y xi" V
Deccml-er 29. IS.',6.
7.1.1.1
•Y ANTONY.
Tlie
lay the
Db k-,n. of New York,
: the hospital, hi* life I
K despaired of.
tn ob,ti-
nothing vva* found of
o implement* of war.
Titatip. with Japan.—Th" Jap
natoly determined that no ci-nitncr, iti! intereoun
shall iic held between their country nml any othc
A letter -lilted Shanghai, 0- t. I. ntinouiiers the it
rival at that port, freun Japan, of the America
seho-.ner Wilmington. Brown. mn«ler, nud ndJ<
This seh-i-meF wa- tilted --ut an-1 b-a-led wit
l’erry,
nd. and would n -t
n $128
mall *,
From California.
The steamship George Law has
Aspinwall, bringing a roilH-ili and a
(Her new* from the Pacific amici]
North Star.)
Dee. 29th.
arrived from
half of gold. :
Market*.
. New York. Dee. 2'th.
drooping: Gliiu !
tip-i
i ouucil hn* befor
ir.re.oms, il
closed on :
Wheat I
Cotton is du
Southern $9.37.
unchanged.
New York
Cotton is quiet, with sale* of 660
firm at yesterday'* rates. Com hrin
_T9' The steamship Keystone
Philadelphia, arrived at her wharf nt
yesterday. Her Purser ha* plai
gallons for pa|>er* in a-lvnn-e of l
i active
nd
We are threatened with
>n a small scale. The
irelitiRiiec requiring li
due,-* ,.f nmu ement, A
light. This ordinance i* gtn-Tiiilv favored I
citizen*, while tlmse resi'ling liclow
id especially the Franco-American
ition. are iD-lignanily oppose! to iu Both parties
tve reason on their side. The Protestant, who i*
vught to rcl'ra
\ 29th.
1 ii-
tliat day to
editntiuii. an-1 religion- outpouring, is
le*. Fl-iur shocked nt what lie regard- a* the tlugrart dese-
93 pent*. | eration of the day of rest. The Catholic, with
whom the Sabbih i< a day of delight, to be spent,
tate. from after religion* service, in hnrmh -- re-creation and
earlv hour pleasure, look* upon the project of interdicting
inderobti amusements -m Sun-lav evening, as on exec
on board the steamer, but
any importance—no arms, t
Some cavalry saddles were i
merchant, it is said in New tire
tiarne-.c* intended for the compni
The U. S. Officer* had suspicion that cannons, •
Ac., were trader her coal, and demanded an over- ;
hauling. The Company said that would take a j
week, and by the delay so break up the voyage,
and connexions, nnd if insisted upon, they would
abandon t|,e steamer to the government.
The dispute was rompreuni*cd, and the coals !
were left a* they vv, re. upon the offer of the liuv-
vuiii . oromcnl to make affidavits—of all ivhocotib! know
' anything about it—that there was nothing under |
r \” . the coals: uud uj,on the agreement to take out two
'• F, S. officer* (Deputy Mur*i.ul*> tn survey at j
i ttic Two U. i*. Deputy Marshals, therefore, go out to '
tire-ytown. to verify these statements, and t
Urr nn - v •"•lets, that may he doomed impor
Capt. Fatiuec, of the cutter Washington, has ex- ■
-••mined the whole cargo of the * tea liter—except (
it an Expres- for the I-tlimtis. vva* opened. , xeept that j
nr,-, which vva* corded nnd scaled by the Custom House
inlay for >'nu Francisco.
y the ; Nothing was found iu the boxes opened except 1
'anal farming utensils, which were regularly passed by
"'pu- ; Capt. Faunce.
Capt. Bigelow, U. S. Navy, goes down to Sandy
Hook—with the steamer—to see her eiearlhe coast,
and to see her oil with "the honors of war."
The steamer i- bonded for the libel—and was '
detained tinder the 8th Section of the Neutrality ]
"From tlie Spiin.'ficM -
The American B«.. ,
English Government.
Wc have bad ocea-ion to allude several times i
within the last two year* to the movement, „ft|,,i ,
English government in revolutionizing their sys
tem of manufacturing .-mall fire arm*, so us to
make it conform to the American system. Them -
is a difference of half a century of mechanical pro
grc*s ln-twcen tlm two systems, in favor of tho
American. The English make au inferior article,
at greater cost, by hand labor entirely, lock, stock
uud barrel. The Americans a superior article, at
a lower cost, altogether by machinery, and that
machinery the most ingenious, intricate nnd remar
kable of any ever invented and put in use in the
iso,. <•>, ami civilized world. '1 he germ of it lay in the inven-
..tK* r pro tetn.. , ,p.„, „f Tlmrnn* IHunchnrel, formerly of ti»i« eii»-. ,
"|,<.'VcuviuifYn ! . whi, -b bave I,ran ripened an-1 developed by the |
found uerma '"smnou* meelmnies of the 1 nited States Armory I
round iwrnu- | u . rCi „ 1( . ..kief of them in tlie work being fvru«
Mr. o„»|.WI, «rol,io, r.,.lW. U,M if the j ,Uc <* **• «*u.bii,h-
tlciiian from Indiana, expect* to be worried out in | < .... v .
.." hoi".!." l "' ;lvr ‘“" k ** | »,»
I manufacture o
plan, sent out
Messrs. Sage. Trafton. Wa-hburn, of Maine. 1
nml Stnut-in, • pposed it, on the grouud that such
an expedient vva* unnecessary.
The Houtc. bv 20 majority
resolution on the table.
Mr. Colfax said he was not a lawyer .but had
heard Ire-tn lawyers that possession i* nine point*
o: :::c law. Able ns Mr. Orr i*. he i* u genlluuau
nli • might ultimately he select-d ns Speaker by
the mean* proposed. Therefore he would not eou-
f-nt t<> place Mm iu the temporary occupancy of
the .-hair. lle pr- that Mr. Bank's friends.
n-pr.-elite I l,y 165. Mr. Richard- n'* by 75, nn l'
Mr. Fuller'* by 40, each select a Speak- r pro tetn..
t" alternately preoidn by ottruviu
"••-•«•» oi -niggle, there mi
-if panic*, and Mr. Orr would 1
nently in the Chai
Effingham Sheriff’s Sale.
H 1 ' 1 *".' Eri.'xoi*vm'vVi'ntv. j
Mr. C-dfnx explained that he alluded to the :
hilling and n.oing between the Richardson ami '
Fllile
V office
.* ng->. the English "nvermnent,
a grand national armory for the
.-mall arms, after the American
to this country a commission of
.■ngincer* for inspection and ar-
*i-n with the new horn pur-
> i> r. i :. n. M..i
Ail-, unp -.. i
".".‘vv i:- v -... -
K.--SV. J, - Mr
rs.’K. C Harnurd
FOR SAI.K.
M r. J.-ne*. IVnnsylvnnii
ax that the Democratic part.
Mr. Campbell contended that the resolution could '"tj'ivsc geutlrmen'linil t're-o
lalilishment.-. nml filially -ieti-rinini il t-> copy the
American principle* of manufacture throughout.—
To do this, they engaged J.-raie* M. Burton, for
•otnc years chief engineer and mechanic at the
Harpers’ferry i Vn.) armory, to lake a like posi
tion in the new English armory, and he i* m-w in
that country in the discharge of it* duti--*. They
also ordered built here e-tnidcte of the ma-
i. IK! •>
. Il.il
A | i M ! “ b3! * 1 W?" wT-illT.
■ 11TTKK. HAl'iNS, CHEESE, K.C.-
!: and Quarter Boxes )U*in»:
’ II*:-. Il- I-
■ ■ l-o/. Hu. k-t-:
11 formed Mr. Col- ’
o not intend -lc.
.1 platform. 1
Mr. Humphrey Marshall denied thot there had
en any hilling nml cooing l>y the American !
rty. which had unde no pr-p -ition to alter the ,
esent -nurse -if things.
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, moved that tho House j
ko a rc-'cs* till to-iuorrow nt 11 o'clock and 59
to .HI. Hanf.-r Sc iiaiuiu.il. t I|.HW.S«1. .1 InL** r— !!.
J - w ii k • eirli. N :: No.;;-, i.vnn &
I. .IW L-llu-l-VI - * M Liffil-au. f A I. la-m u.
- l.i .li. .1 Lif-Jiu.-:. Mol »* III-.. |( M.T II
- i. M- K- k li- nu n. I \\ M-.ir- H. ii s \i ),. -.
1.1-..1
I. W -i
l:-i
\ Li
v oral members said tha
••ii -f the resolution a
-ii Dll the .
this «
n ..f a :
ed.
in effect nti
- remain in
•e. uf Winds-*, Vl.. were employed to build
e one hundred " milling machines," used t- cut
n lock* an-1 execute t
i this
N'-'withst-nding tlie apprehensions of a continu
ous scssi-n. the House nt half-past i o'clock,
p ii lnig the resolution inviting Air. Orr to pre
side. took a recess until to-morr-w at 10 o'clock.—
Tin- finale t» the session caused much laughter
and confusion.
i thirty
uf the •
ml intricate n
Hut the l.
To-morrow a movement will 1-c made to rescind
Mr. Stephens' resolution, providing for n continu
ous session of the House until tbo election of n
Speaker. Ill the event of the sure.'*.* of this at
tempt, which i* probable, Mr. Cutup 1 -ell will with-
"lution inviting Mr. Orr t- take the
ail.
"it* anm-uneement. the
Planter*' Bank were
urdav morning. The
According to pre-
book* of the Merchant*’at
op- ned at the Exchange S
sio-k \» limitc-l, we believi
number of share-fixed at 80,000. Share* to the
uuralierof 18,410 were immediately taken by 87
stih-crilivr*,leaving 1566 -hares only, representing
$156,0(61, not mb-crilc.-l for. The amount of
m-ney paid in i* n-t km-wn ; the aggregate, h-w.
ever, is more than sufficient to secure the charter.
The B.mk will go into operation on or before the
fir.-t of February.
The pn-mptne** with which the above sub-crip,
lion* have been made i- evidenee of two t'arts,
both of which are highly fm—rnhlc to the city of
Eavannxh, via: that w- l.avo -ir-ity of capi
tal Min-oi-g us. and that there are- imiucements in
the iiierease-l bu-!ues* of tlie city to direct it io
that parti ub.r channel.
that tbc hall* of *«
entore-l -luring the rai
dry hat*, shawl- and
from. It would bo a
their night latcho at t
Mmimmi.i. Ill' SB.-
a-iv -rliseinciit, that th
isont D-
isfaet
-all a
•—We are informed
•Ire -i-teuce. in tbc city were
» S.itur l iy night, an-1 *nn.
umi-rellar* ah* racted there,
ell F >r our citizen* to look to
>n-nr!ier hour.
—It will be seen, from the
i* cstablialiincnt will be re-
he direction -f Mr. Mvl-lrim,
au-di ex|-eri--ii- c in catering
I. -b-tilitle**. give entire -at-
y honor him uiih a call.
amusements -n
Mraight-lacr-l l'urit
give In- assent. Ti.e question hit- ilic tc-I a good
-I al of feeling, nn-1 as it comes up on Tuesday
night for final action, will probably provoke n
1 sharp debate.
; Effects <-f the Bakf.r Trial.—The Now
York V.jpi «-• says :
The non-conviction of Baker Im* given a new
life t.. tho Ruffianism of New Y-rk. It feels it.-eir
*l*ong*r tbuii - ver.—almost strong enough to in
augural-- a Reign -d Terror in our midst —to which
Courts, Judges, June*,—People.—nil,—*hnll he
subservient. It is now "ajvower in the f-lale.”—
ami if anybody dreams it does n--t intend to exer
cise that power to the utmost, a -Ir- .i-lt'ul mistake
i< committed. For.—only think of it!—at about
the very time this foreign ruffian. Morri**cy, vva*
bunting up niu-ther friend to go hi* bail lor thi*
la*t outrage of his,—ihr ,V-</> SI,. II Toi„i»>,„y II.ill
//-moczocy ir. cc tl,. I III'/, on .... ml,, ,-r ,.f ihrir ti.
rrol I'ommlllrf for ikr mutiny •"•ml molori.
•oi* I,„x.n nntl brolmn,—among whom i« Daniel
Linn, the man that-hanged coat* with linker nt
Jersey City, thus enabling him. I'-r the time, to
c*ea|M- arrest, t-i answer the charge --f nmrderitig
Bill I'-—lc.—and f-r which a--t he wa* properly -I,-
gradv-l lion the offi-e-f p-dieeman !
The*e General Committees *clee( the candidate*
for office we havo to vote for year after year. They
name the men who are to lie -,nr Mayor* and Alder
men,—an-1 even the Judge* on the Bench.
A Gnr.riAn Qt rr.s.—A letter from Athens, in
the Journal of Commerce, give* this description of
n fiat tool:-I queen :
Ain-diataking nnafiernoon ride on
ii- k. a-
I*"
•PP----I
-I Mr. •
Aranx-KIM.—1
hrate-l comedian
t" iught, will be
cxpcriati-".- prow
our theatre-goer-
a---,rdingly. Aft--i all,
recreation— one, nml the
cal entertainment-. We
tic harrowing up of the
when entrusted to prop-
known it moat awfully 'in
iftly c|,-
-Inughter oi Marco Bazzari*.
li excellent humor, an-l 1 am told i
aughing fr-tn mere- exuberance -f
• very fat an-1 large, an-1 lia* n loot lil
dvphnnt, wbi-'li, when il stiik- s the *
o oil creeping insect.. Judging fre-tn
I -I
«ffi...
.' .1 I tu.-l r
job
of h-l
ii catering
--r mental
illy II- the e
"Mpnl-lc -
of K m
gre-atc»t object of thentri-
oe-'asionaily need a lit-
•■■ui, and tragnly will do,
hau-ls—but we have
r ended 31*1 -f
- the Prince-.
• £16.000: t hi-
I.ed i
• -lay.
TRS CiRi-i-a.- The C-lo«*al Circu*. and Indian
Amphitheatre of Mr. Waahhurn have nrrire-l in
town and will o|>en to night on /ubly street.
A good Circus never lack* patr-nnge in Savannah,
and w* presume the Red M-n will prove an addi
tional attraction iu tlm pre-u-nl Instance.
(list.. Ai.tarkx, accompanied |,y Mn-Uine
Alm-’tite, passe-l through Atlanta on tbuir way to
&l--xieo In*I Friday.
The Balv.man < iiil-lren are playing in Bl. Louia.
The following were - among the nn
of the -'-ins-ili-late-i fun-1 in the ye
Mar-b. HS5 ll-r ll-ynl Highn
Mary, i n--w Du- he*--f Gloiicotei
tru»tee* -f His lt--yal lligline**
Prince of Sax <-il-urg. (n-w King-d the Belgian*,l
£5(1,060: llcr lt-yi-1 llighm-• tin- llillehe- - of
Kent £36,1160: and Her Royal lligln.- -the Dut-h
e**iif(.'ambri-lgi-TO.iHiil; III* Itovul lligline**I’nn-e
Alhert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, 1 .".II,mill; Her
Royal Ihgbne** the I’rinee*- \ugii-l-i. Dut-'br** »| a
Meekletiburgh Slrelitz. £3.hntl: Ih- Royal High
tie** tin-Duke of Caini-ri-lg--. LI'.’.ooii: Her It-yal
llighne** the Prince** Mary of Cnmbn-lga, £3.606
Hi* Serene lligline** ilia Prime of Mcclcnhiirgh
Pirellis. £1.7X8 4*. Id.
Bridal Presents.—Hymen still continue* to ho
the ruling divinity in the upper circles-if thotuwn.
Every day there is a grand wedding, and the car- j
riage* of the guest* lili tho streets of the neighbor
hood. The great rivalry at these weddings seems 1
t - be in regard to bridal presents, au-l every *uc- i
c eding nuptial show far eclipses all previous ex
hibition*. Our entire room is devoted to these !
K ft*, (some malicious persons call them temporary 1
1 an*, i an-l the article* of bijouterie are spread nut
and b-b,-led with the name* ol the d'-nors, an-1 fre-
qitentiv with the accompanying notes. The dis- i
pi iy i* equal to a jeweller'* simp. There arekniek- 1
kn ick- -fuse nml ornament, ranging in valitefrom
$5 to $5,606; nml the aggregate e-,*t of tbc pre
sent- -Ken swells I- a fabulous figure. We have ;
hear-i estimate* u* high as $25,661).
A mercenary wag rcinnibed, on gazing nt one of i
these gran-1 -how*, that “it via* really nu object to j
g--t married.' 1 Among the late*i of these bridal
di-plny* we noticed a uovrlly iu the shape of sacred I
ie-tnienis t-i lie worn neare st the person of the
bride — a muslin iny*lery of In- c ami embroidery :
that hufile- all dc-cription. But the subject is nl- I
together I—-• -lelidlte f-r profane handling, an-l too
■iclieatc. we think, fur public exhibition. Beahlcs.
t-> find such a rufllc-l Imsoin in the nuptial paradise |
i- not exactly the thing.—«V. )'. Mirror.
The Vice* or the Italians.—Governor An- |
thonv,--f the Pre-vi-lcnee Journal, writes from!
Napl-s a* follows :—
There is nothing for which I pity the Italian !
people in-re than for their vices. There -rnn lie !
nothing more pitablc than to sen a people, natural- j
l.v brav-', intelligent, nnd high spirited, inhabiting
tii<- tii-i-t beautiful portion of the globe, nml sur
i".imled bv the pre-mle-t monument* of ancient
civilisation, sinking into a potty client-and ;
svvin-ilers ; with Im ll-.l-le o. -'iipation*, uu-1 Im man
ly -ispirnti- u•; will, little eourilge in the men.
and ••» little virtue in the women. That there tire
e -Iispieuuu* exception* to thi*. the events ->r the I
n-cnl struggle prove; but that sneli i* the to., I
general elm meter, the Uincntnblo failure of that 1
•trnggle nnd the pr- scVt ramlili-n of the poople j
lire by II" tm-nlls II nly evidences. There arc i
n!*o II,-re than ili-liv nliiul exeeptinus, a* tin- he
Velii- e against Austria, nml K-
iigniii*l Frame ntte*t : are istan-'o that might 1
illustrnlQ the brighte-t iinnnl* of Italy. Rut *
i* the sad destiny of llm lamb w here the pei
have tlie *lreau;th an-l the virtue to iimiiitniu
government. Wu-v are overp-iwred by f-rnigti
-I chair temporarily til! a .Speaker
■i I tvr propnsi ion being based upon the former.
-1 The fieesoilers are al.-t'ine-l f-r fear that if Mr.
I Orr gets into the Chair, the Know Nothing party
will g-- over to him, tints diverting the Democrats
in a combination on Mr. Orr, fr-tn their caucus
candidate.
The movement* to-day are regarded ns indica
tive of a determination to electa Speaker before
the close of the week.
AlYalnlnthr House
The intelligent correspondent of the Philadelphia
Sun write* from Washington under date of the
26th instant a* follows :
That Mr. Banks w ill eventually he tho Speaker
I have no sha-l-w - f doubt. There has been a time
when thi* might have l-een prevented l-y a union
of the National Atneticana nml the Democrats,
w ithout the sacrifice l,v either party of any of their
principle*, nnd without endangering their distinc
tive p-*iii-»n» a* parties otherwise nt variance.—
That tin-c, in my opinion, has p.i.-sud forever. Not
contented with adopting in caucus, nt the onm-
uiem-etn-'iii of the »e.**i-n. a resolution repulsive
and in-ailing to the National American*, the
Democratic speaker* on th-- flour have seemed -le-
termine-1, in every po*.*ih|e manlier, to widen tlm
breach l!,ii* ere ale-1, and prevent the pn*-ibility ,.f
sm-li a union u- I have suggested. The national
men have been pertinaciously classed with those
w ho repudiate the twelfth article of tho I'hila-
•bdphia platform, and seek to set up a sectional
one in it-plucc. Their limtiv- * have heeu im-
pugned, their principle* ri-lieule.l, their very pa-
lii'.ti-ni denied, an-l oven their right t- hold their
seal* a* representative* of the people boldly qllc*.
ti-'ii-d. This wo* n-i way by which t-i *e- nre their
eo.operation in tbo election of a national Democrat
f-r Speaker.
Such a man. I unhesitatingly a-*ert, could have
little obnoxious that the Fuller limn could have
con-isu-t.lly ca-t their vole* f -r him, an-l thus have
pm ao end to the agitation -f •!-• -pie-ti-.n which
s-eiit* -I—lined t- keep the •'*(th t'-iigre** in a. on-
sl*• -it turmoil. The solf.eolistilu'- -I h-aders of the
Detnoerntie party in tho Hou*c have cffoetunlly
put mi --nd to any pro»|iect -r h-p- - -f *nch a e--n-
siimiii.-ilion. Tl-v *jM-cehes of Me*-r*. Il-vvell “ohli,
J. tilnli-'V Jntie-, and other*, wereunwi-e an-l ill- 1
ju-li-don* in th- - xtreme,
the gun. These
plete-1 ami sent nhrond
tract amounted to souu
dollars.
But the more important
—that f-r tlm mauufi.c.un.
cntritstc-l to the Amo* Mar
rbieopi-e. This hn* just been eompietc-l. and was
di-put-l,od t-England in tli-- -teanu-r of this week.
Tiie elements of national nnd local pride enter so
largely it.to this lot of machinery that we may be
excused for speaking of it with si tn • specialty. It
consist* of 25 different machine*, three of which
duplicates. The re-t eon*litute "the set." aud
•i each -f Hum d-e* tlm gun -t-.-k have to
pass in the manufacture. Taken into the first a
pletely finished nml ready f-r !---k. barrel, ramrod,
Ac. No hand labor is required upon it, mvc to
apply tbc sandpaper that give* it the finishing
Mm-othnesa. Moreover, each stock made by it is
just like every other. Though modelled upon the
I ke machinery at the armory here, this lot lor tho
Englisn government embrace* numerous improve
ment* in derail* that are ->f great value.
The machinery is capable of turning out 250
stock* per day. each machine requiring tlie average
of a minute to execute it* peculiar office. Previous
ly to shipment, it wa* put up an-l thoroughly tried
at the shops ->f the Ann- company, and worked to
perfection.
Tlie cost to the Kngli-h government of this su
perb lot of machinery is about $50.iiii(i, Wc regard
it a* one of the brightest nebievetnctit* of the Ames
manufacturing company, on-l we i-dieve they so
regard it also.
Mr. Ornmel Clark, one of the be*t workmen in
the stocking department of the armory, Ira* l-een
employed I- go out to Europe, nnd take t'.ie charge
of the machinery an-l its oporntion. lle was
also employed to superintend the -'instruction,
and Ira* devoted the lost six months faithfully
t-i the duty. He say* il i* the best lot -f machinery
over made in the United States. Mr. I'lnrk has
been engage-1 to remain a year in Englutul, an-l i*
paid $1,566 a year for his ►ervi-f*. with expense*
out nnd hack f«r hini'idt and family, nnd n h-n*e
while there. He sniled with the machinery this
week, nnd was accompanied, nl*o. by Dm id Brown,
lately n workman nt the Springfield armory, who
is to lie employed in the English armory in super
intending nml w-rking the machines devoted to
the metal part* of the gun.
The new government armory of England, into
which thi* machinery nml it* new operation* are
t- Im- introduced, i* l-cat-d at Enfield lock, nine
mile* north of London. Il i« intend.-1, ultimately
t-i employ 800 operative*, nn-1 turnout jilt) mus
ket* dnily. Captain Warl-iw, of the Royal (Hri-
• i»h I Artillery. I* at th.* head of it. Captain II. J.
W. Jrrvi*. of equal rank in the sonic • orps, has tap.
re-xantcd the English government in this country
■hiring the ninniil'netiire «f the machinery, an-l
remain*to look t- lliee miplction -d a contract f-r
25.006 rifles for the *11111--government, which are-
in progress at the establishment.- ->f It.-Id-in- A
Lawrence, at Win-Dor, Vb, an-l Hartford. Conn.
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| ARD-LARD.-M p. . s. w ,. Laid
1 J u-t r- civet .in-l f-r by
_ •«' ' l _ I.YXH * sXIDI.R.
T»l-\\ ESTERN It A1J.ROAD st -f .
'V -i. -I I.MTiIn III TT-l'.N art'll 1 '
( tt)RN .VXD CORN MEAL i,. ,
. P-.III- Mi-It- v.-l Mix- I torn. uO Imlel- l: L
t : ii -I. m .t -re- f r .-.-I - :-v
-i- - _ I .ViTKN. llt'TTON A i"o.
0UU\.( OH\. !- , . Ml, -,
l\ At :.K X CONSTANT1NK.
J|A\. HAY-|:i-l-.l- -l,-i L-t-rn Hav.it
let- M A V 6 It
ED POT.VTOK8.- I .
liAIi. MEAL.—"
ST AM INK
*1 WT1XK.
f n
M n"gI it. .1 ll.l .
» l: K.J F Tue
•- • o. i: Fi-/gcrai.b it
vrn- k Co.' li.-.-v. i k
k -lohnwn, J K Di-Ford, S
I -ii.' fr-m i h.irl—t.m—Fla Boat, 1 R
• • ruger k Wa le. M li Hi,u 0 n. \v m P
-- I Patten k • •- ll -Kviiil... ,1, 1,11.0, n *z
•■r. W It Giiion. M* Duncan. I'alt.-isi-v k
'tjllNOXbAilEI.A Whisker. OIJ f... I- Bra
Jit.. ,n ' ,n,f \vAVrj: A oin.*tant:ne.
jj JOdlESTICS A X D YARNS'
La*
an-l t-r *al«- by
T. It. AJ.d. MI 1-1-8.
iOT ATofcs.-luobt.fi
,- M-r ' -r r-iatoes,
C. A. GREINER
a. in -I-:- sad t-r
r. A t-ltUN i i
f-r steamer i'lanter. fr -m i rntn-vilt.i.-
S I Cott-n. v-I.M.Tnr. K>i v v ll„fi-. \ .
so l M iz . t . Il.-.t-n k YilUlon.u. .1 v
Mo..|.-x,J Wal.iburg, U W Owens, Hart
AN HKIilNANi’K.- T * | r- v !. for i ,i-.n. a fm,-l f-.rtfic
*-ip|*-rt --t a M n:. b in tl,-- city i s .-.ini. ill .raj t . pr
i puip-
-•iirh- .
ii setts.—There
i. i ,l "
the <-->n*cqiici -that have on-m-l have shown | $ y vinos Banks in Miss
■I i.ir.fcl n , -l l,,,. r ,.rjk,.,' "'™" 1 *?-5* O'""—I>)- M» te-l-
th"
Oll-I II
M. Villi-court, bi-hop of L i Roehdlc. who hs*
u*t be-n made enrelinnl by the *|«eial nomination
•I the pop--, i- the l-i*h--p who -lemamle-l, nt tbo
n*t eoiineil of Ifi-r-leaux, the ron-lcmunti-in -if Bos-
I. il.-"
There is a pn**engar car on the Mi'waiikcn
tfi-*i**ippi Road that has run I ’.i.MOO m
ind never hn* l-eeu repaired to the worth of n
We regret t-learn ti
died fr-m iii|iirire r-->--
State It-id on We.ln
were Iy Inji
fc- rou*.- Al. It,/.. 29lA.
I '■»!. Heliniai-ovv -ki. lb-
lore tha M-kuiia bovi. re
10. (Inline unknown I
In- rollision on tbc
-i. Several others
not eon»i-ler-'-l dnn-
oMier --f the Xnpo.
- All-nny, Ind., l-v- I f- •i-lh.n-l-l
I injuring her
••-.ui-i- they have pun
having accidentally -•
ter-lay beneath mv -lc
'arther from them
I have j-iiio-l them on
tli y already regret the
I hnp| --ti to know, fr-m
f-r
iny lo»k
n lb-- I'oitrse of i
it I feel convinced tImt they have
■■iter too far to admit of any recon
Don.— In the Superior Court, at
Iiertieul, Iasi Week. Mi** Ell-'tl It.
i.ierof Mr. Ephraim Wheeler, -le
i-re-d n verdict of $566 damage*
'-■b Conte., for nr ,-g a fine N-w
•el-n.-ing I-. M Whw-ler, au-l for
i her ull--rta l-i save her pot.
In ihe aggregate, made up to August 25,
find the whole number of depodtora to bo 14s,.
-nd: and tho whole amount on deposit $27,266.-
216 75, showing again --ver the aggregate of tlm
return* of ln*t year - in d.-p-.-'tor- ll.fiie.l, an-l in |
amount $1,389 12. l-iv-- —I ib-'*e iii*tiiulion« are -
iti llo*ton. There are included in the total mini- !
l-er 13 "Five Cent* Saving* Rank-." which have j
17.367 depositor*, nn-l $808,883 on deposit.
| Wo loam fr-m a correspondent at New Orleans
that there is a prodigious influx of young men—
, clerk* who can fin-1 nothing to do. fi’.-rexample, j
, an ndicrtisctncnl for a clerk brought in I--** th.ni a I
-lav five hundred an-l *cvcntv -ncapplicant*, i n
8- -• 1. It. U-rU.i, dl-v tl..- M.-y.-, on I AM-rmei,.-
b-C-i' --I 8-v.iiiu.ili an I Ifitml I* tli--re-.tr. iu t'.-n .. ,|
.-■ o uil-lnl, ,ii.-l ii i*l,-r-fi) - r-lain-it by the autb. ritv
- • that the tax . fth rltj wow |r
• • -'•• I t‘- - •!-. . - 1 | . t-v li. -I, 1 i 1
1 1 '• * • -•■111- oi. I,- o ' v ..-iitinii.<1 ;ii f,,r,,
■ -i lb- ti a- • i.h:--* ii liiiiii|i,*l *u-l hfty-MX.
> . -•. Vn.l Is- ■ - furl fi. r or-Uiii.-l l-v the .vuth-vritv ol
-V-I-.-I tl .1 II- II..I. r the M*v. r U *.„| I,-- i.- her l.-
milc.rl---! i .ipi-.-mt tin*- ii-'iul* r*oflli>-pies, ui It.!l
•' xi-l-mien ,1. r-.uh.-ae lull it >halll*..(r-uinn I
o. -o-ii.it, Iv niter the tn*t -I-v of Jainiarv • 1^:111-- -i bun-
I : nn-l litlv *ix. to pi - --I ,.|.| », ,11 the |.-t* I
oil-l..vero nls in lit. . lit whl.-li have I-- n tin: |, -I -o'
i i - ni - le. no i -I, ill .,it,\ a nis
in •£.- ,v r ■Inin |o the fit) Tie—o.
- ■ II liun-li—I and litre-ix. From tv
I \ C It q Euw. C. AMvrnaoN. Mayor.
AN illtlHN tNCi:. Te.«iahli*li theaalary of the Jn-lge
ih.. rut t .nut ,.f Siv.mnah.
i: ; n i lit.n-1 hv th- V| „.. r au-l Aldermen of the c,re
i f s.imiiiii.iIi and II iinlei. ilirmvf, tn Connell iis-.-inl’I- i.
'j '• bervl.v Oixlnie.l I v live auth-rllv of tlie Nine .
tlnif. -o o i .i'ii i tl, -ixili .lav -f JaniMrv. . iclil- . n
h'l'ii. L,:,;riire.,v. ih Ju-li.-.- -i th.- fire
lie --im ef .-ii--ih-11*111-1 -l -ll ir* |*-r n-iinim an-l he it
fin III-1 o|.fiiin.il. that all entinan-*-* and imt* of nnli-
n on ••* iinlitHilitii iteaiii*! ih- provisioniof thlsonUnaiiix-.
I»
^ 1(1113--1'** 1 : ii*t.»l» pi une Corn
8 At*»« SALE TO ARRIVE. . . o~-- : *e
l I.-:., ii Md-...in I- •» to .nit pinch-* '*
« At N •. til!i w ||.L '• * •'
EIVKD DIKKC T-I. . sp.ix-
MAYS t " lit;? N “V 1.1* h rTv- y
j^IN DUX LADY'S WtlllSTfi.D MCAItFS.
! 6 -2' ' ItiikV.'sti.Vl'iJII Is I.AD80N.
S EI.F AD.lt -TlXti sTOl liS-* .1.. t-.-.n'
' k calm M-x k*. : iv. .|. aud f-r id.- I-J
' K- Kl MlAlv-ll A LADs-’N
( 1ASSI.1IF.HK8 A X D CLOTHS —t'x— r-v
u:i,l Cl-illi*. et II -Ul-ner qiml-lv nil fadil- ■• - 1 ie
I '"-rii-. Ieg.-il.rw1thannel.-i tit v*f,.-ii- r-- ire
. i i-.lv.-rv l-w. l-y B-iKbMIAt .-II A LAH80.N.
K ID GLOVES-U.lv. .in. I--IIIMU.II S K'.J
» bv d-'i« KOKI MlVI -II - l.v!•>*»'
tlMESTHI.-.' EH.* - , II. .. . >: run*, tv
IF
US , , ,AI
4
ckam:.
niTI'OX SMXAHIHGM.
,q...i Mill*, lotial*
VV l l.l-' A l\Y_
( 1«R X. ! <v l utliolf T. iiiieMk-e I'-wn. f-r sal- h»
■ fit AN K. WhU-S A IV.
IYER POOL HALT l.ndifi
1/
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S ALT AFLOAT ■_
ni .! vi .1 f-r N.b- l.v UillKNS » IOKT7
w JM | |(t wil ELM PRIME HKD W IIKAf
•M W 9 fi- •■••■V w h |ri . >rii (n
• x> , I,. Kadi'U'l an-l Um r to arrive. .Y
ai.V-' I ..ii'd.tv. K. II VltbBMI.VM A !*»N-
-sIti|lT. LONG. AXD MIORT *I«* T
| \< II VWII. on Net. \--'k. t- i *' - bv
K ,,,„ , li IIAIIbfiSIIAM A »'V.
Axenisox, Mai or
Central Railroad Slock.
r the*.
10
S'. 1
K
liHItT II Hthl.sil V*M A 808-
AL !’• I" ''"r.. »n.l ter A „ tfCl lff
to keep nvv ,y t’ ui N. w
overstocked.—£>. An n./e.
Irlea
AHNMi—A supply
V AIIXM.
d.v '27
‘ |- Alibi.f-il!I*. FAY A t\).
SHi ■I'H.'ly on li.m.t. f -r sale by ,
\V II.I.IAUn A HA1T LUF |
\HI*. I'"l * ;• .1 VM"- : Bo ' ' .
I J . . XVIlUAMs fc K.V1XI.II
rgqOII A CIO. Lan-lin*-"-i f ' - ■ ....
I it.*-27 A\ 11.1.1 AMs A K.tlvLIlf-