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lilqnf;} ^fcillgeq^ & BY DUNCAN & LOCHRANE. JOflW n. STEELE,'Bolter. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1857. ""ATLANTA, (^EO., TF.tlAIS ut' TUK LYTELUG2NCER & EXAMINEE. DAILY, - t* oo WEEKLY, - * 00 warrrmLATnsTXSirsss£ rmnn riuz FOR SHERIFF. «b4 no For Deputy Sheilflb.3 Cl.' C. GREEN k OSBORN. For Clork of Superior C ourt. DR. B • F. BOMAR. For Clerk of Inferior Court. DANIEL PITT MA N . r,r Treau er—C. 0- WALLACE. / .'vrrrw.'.—J. 0. FARRAR. F,.r Toe Lollretor.—W. F. WINFIELD; Kr Tax Reteieer.—A COLLThR. ttr Conner—A. R. WRITE. Report of the Central Railroad Com* Aval the London Tlnce, (City Artiek) tr. J2 The Fintaeial Panic in Snrope.~State _ , . , of H»ttM)IU Affidra in England. dtot of Ihi* Company to I bo toasting of This ho been iho most anxious Jay la W« tad in tha Sanaoah Republican of Wednesday last, th* Report of the Ertik since the height at tha panic in Th« first dims tar announced \raa the StoekboUtra held in Savannah. of the meat satisfactory document ever read, and we etn truly tay its peraaal stoppage of .another Scotch establishment, gave oa unalloyed delight. . . .— Mr. Bo R. Coyler the able and aagioiooa President may well bo proud of the tai- uent position, in wliieh each an exhibit pie- •rots him to tha country, and Qeotgia may well be proud that aha baa at the heed of one of ter greatest enterprises, inch a far seeing energetic and wise statesman aa Rich- titTR. Cuylei. The Central Railroad, aa manifested by this Report, allows itself to* day, the greatest enterprise of the South, not more aa a safe investment of stock, than as an Iuetitutioo, whose beneficial effects to the country era constantly enlarging and ex ending. It is a source of sincere ooo- gratnlation, ti nt in tha present monetary crisis, this Road remains unaffected and has the moat qtxjneitiooable guarantees and at* curitles to ail parties. From the Chicago Prat of Iter. 93. Disasters out' . olp tho poor marloor,” was the el pruaion which wasoaa thousand lips in this violoity on Thnrsilay morning Jflst. “ they gaxed nernes (he Inks, and aaw_ tha af- feots of the gale in alt its fitry on the aurg iog waters <JOld Miehigao, with the, thw- mometer at seto. There was not sympathy enongh in the human heart to meet their ease—and words could not express even that. Oo Saturday afternoon, liowevor, the om incur looks found a too truthful fulfilment ; for a sailor arrived in the city with the •ad intelligence that he was n.ie of the two only survivors of the schooner Flying Cloud, NOTES OF Bone of Fulton taken at Far for all Delta due this Office. Sink of. Hamburg. The attention of our readers is called to the card in our paper to-day from J. W, J'.okes Esi-i Presides*. J the Bank of Ham' burg. Appointment by the Governor. Hi* Kxreltfocr Oareroor B.-jwn has ap point dm Hon. John E. Ward—the present distinguished President of the S nare —Coun sel of the State of .Georgia, in the cucreme Court of the United States, ia the great Alabama and fie .rgia Bxmdary Line ease. The Govtrace has made an able selection, and we coorratuL:-.' the Stale on their being represented by to efitriest a gentleman as Mr. Ward. fip'Hce. dodge Catron, f T'ennessee, ooJ;e of tbe Supreme Court of the United states, passed through this city yesterday rc rente for Washington. "TJaiversity of the Sonth. " The location of this Institution if at iewuisex. a beautiful p'e fs the Cam er- land Mountain, in Tenaes^e. The place is ;c direct railroad eoctmanication by means of the Sewaimee Mining Compass's Rail tv id. and s.*: .ate i only twelve miles, oy . r -.■xi-ike. f.-.tc UcMimrille. Monetary Pressure ia England, i re news by the steemer America is re lation to the money pauic ;s unfavorahle — , w m lrl n n ^ liar y of the fayes: sod wealthiest bouses hare their tomb of Napoleon, u a national io Ltxrdoo, Lirerp»l sod Glassgow, hare I sanctuary; the English their Westminister Lta u^ible to tan] on under the presmre.! £ bb *J' bst 0,8 bnited States 110 Mouot hmii-cou.,.:.,. M o ' ernoo, remng oa the same purpose.— . , . ' .. ’ 1 ' Jabrr * ' ,r Tea* Shame upon them that it waa so. but it was , aa.- =j .rcrelr, though we are I cow in the power of foreign funds to be in* mu] to .'.art, he tv be.-n reliered by the rested in the purchase of this memorable City Hall Our readers will please bear in mind, that Mr. Andrew II. H. Dawson delivers his promised Lecture tonight at the City Hail, commencing at T o'clock, in aid of the Mount Vernon Association. Below ws pub lish two ntracts, they speak for themselves Mr. Da arson at Milledgeville. The Metropolitan correspondent of the Augusta Constitutionalist, thus notices tbs address of Mr. Dawson : •On Saturday tight, Mr. Andrew II. H. Piwsua delivered ia the Representative ‘ Chamber, his very eloquent and cheats ad dress upon the Mount Vernon Association. In my letter to-morrow or next day, I shall give a synopsis ef the address, Ac. I will merely say here that it ie an elegant liters reproduction, and peculiarly appropriate to Mount Vernon Association. Although the notice wes brief, end the attention of our community divided by sev eral assemblages of different kinds, quite a respectable audience listened with marked attention to tha eloquent address of A. □. U. Daw,'00, Esq. on last Wednesday even ing, in behalf of this Association. We find in tha MilledgeviUe correspondence of the Augusta Constitutionalist a brief outline of Mr. D’s lecture; and tt the following, as we concairs, presents a most attractive fea ture in this patriotic enterprise, we transfer it to our columns. This writer ia allusion to the Address says: ■There ere many beauties ef sentiment, logic, and language, in this address. We were struck with one point. He said the Mohammedans have their national shrine of departed greatness, where net the bones of the great and venerated spirits of the coun try—tha Mecca, where the genius of tho nation dwells, to be commemorated by the oblations of devoted pilgrims—where lies the am to catch a nation's tears. The French the City of Glasgow Bank, with a capital of £1,003,000, a rosette fund of £90,59$. and hjuoty six branches. This was foilovred .by tho suspension of the Louden discount houses of Mes<rj Sanderson, Sandeman & Co., with lia bilities for three and a half millions, be- „ louu , listed, however, to be amply secured by ; w bioh left tuis port Wednesday lost for Clove* commercial bills and tho property ul the |n) . d with ^ (*<ar K o of wheat, ills nemo is “ r ®h ... . j Frank Fox. We ctve beUw tho substance 1 he telegraphic account* trow lifasgow ^ moufn (\j| to | c . during the morning described » continuance rLl , sohoonjr FiyiogCloud, Captain Shcr* of.the run which commenced y^tentay on | WJod) k>ft , hijl „„ Wednesday, the 18th the various bank., and nearly SWbWOsov. inJ , t w ii h n c y 10t300 bu.hol. wheat ereigns in additmu to the 300,000 despatch- ( ir c levolanrl^ When .-ho got outside the ad last evening, have been sent trom the Bank of England to meet the demand, it was stated that a military force bad been found necessary at Glasgow to preserve or- der Ti e drain of gold to ocouadd, at tho rate of more than one million in two days, constitutes, of course, a most serious addi tion to the pressure in London, It must have its limits, however, and there can be clearly traced. The authorised note issuer of Scotland amount to £3,087,239. Be - yond tbit tots! not s note can be put out, except against gold. At the last return, the circulation was £4,051,930, being £964,000 in excess of the fixed sum, hut specie was held to the amount of £1,573,- 546. The uncovered paper currency was therefore £3,477,069, and the gold sent hence to-day and yesterday, is consequent ly nearly equal to 50 per cent of the whole. ConuJerabie quantities, it must be remem bered, had been sent previously, and further pareelj. it ir reid, will be forwarded to-mor row, although it seems scarcely possible that more will be required. If the run consisted simply of the note, holders it would be altogether improbable that the existing supply would prove inad equate, but depositors are contributing to the panic, and a large number of these also claim specie. Nevertheless, whatever may be the demand on the Scotch banks, it is plain their powers of drawing upon us must be simply to the extent ot the credits they have open, the Rank of England notes they may be able to collect, or the funds they can realize by sale* on the stock ex change. On the entire deposit: which they hold, and wbich are estimated at more than thirty millions, only a very moderate proportion is available in this' way, As far as London it concerned, therefore, the movement now uking place has no vague terrors. For the moment it creates a moat annoy ing aggravation of cor trouble!, but as it cannot go beyond a certain point, an 1 even at the wont is not a withdrawal o! gold from the country, the Bank of England can meet it with a bolder manDer and with more indifference is to the temporary effect it may have upon their reserve than would otherwise be the case Unfortunately the difference between Scotch and English law which have so long been permitted to embarras the intercourse between the two countries are most prominent on all finan cial points. Bank of England notes are nor a legal tender in Scotland, and thus it is impossible even to lessen partially the inconveniences of the case by sen ding the required remittances in that form The fact of about two thirds of wind was routh*wvst with moderate weath er. About 10 o'clock at night it hauled round to tho north, and increased till 19 o'clock to a perfect hurricane, accompanied with snow, when the beat was carried away from the davits, and the captain ordered the vessel by the wind. About 2 o’clock on Thursday morning, w hile tho vessel was on der lose reefed canvas, the fore gaff was Car rie 1 away and the foresail split to rib bons. The wind about tho time veered around to the Northwosr. and the decks and rigging were completely coveted with ice. As tho co'd increased it was deemed tho only safe oourse to let the vessel run before the wind —thosetm-n beiug completely paralysed with cold, for the sea made clean breaches over her, carrying away everything movea ble on deck. About 10 o’clock tho vessel struck about one mile Eastjof Grand Gala- met Cre;k, and almost immediately “broke hsr back” aud filled with water. The cap tain and crew immediately took to the rig ging—where they remained allday—and at night they came down and spent the night un tho quarter deck lashed the spare. And what a nirlit that was to these poor ma rines .' Every one wet to the skin—and their clothes frozen stiff as a jointless coat of mail—without food, fire or nourishment of any kind—and the sea constantly break- i: g over them—wa- it to be expected that flesh and blood could stand that ? Friday oruing two of the crow were found dead—frozen stiff, and the Captain and a seaman all but perished. About 9 o’elo 'k. the mate, Uej. Gardnor, determin ed t“ do all in bis power to get a boat to take the crew off liie vessel, jumped over* boarj and swam ashore—a distance of 20 rods—and made for a shanty about a mile and a ha.f In the wt oJa from the shore j but when within a short distance of it, he fell exhausted and perished. Another sailor, Wat Bayue jumped next, on tho sarno er rand Nobly and manfully did lie strugglo against t 1 • e angry waters, and gained tho shore, but it was only to lie down on the beach within sight of tho crew in the em brace of death. At this juucturc all hope seemed to be lost und tho Captain attempted to rise and also make an effort to get ashore, but be was so enfeebled that he only roe* aud Immedi ately fel' back and sjaculatcd “Boya, I’m dying-try and save your lins. Tell my "wife that I’ve done my duty.’’ These were the lust words 1.0 spoke. Frank Fox, our infer- tnunl, was the next to jump overboard— which was about hulEpast 12 o’clock, and he was oo sooner in the water than ho saw two men coming along the beach with a small .uonne'* tt. M. and consecrated locality, by which to specu late and make capital upon. The nation needed a Westminister Abbey, and what place more suitable than Mount Vernon ?— Then let s* moke of Mount Vernon a spot where the living will desire so to live, that they may deserve to sleep that ’long and drremJex sleep that lulls the dead.' 'Twill b. a sweet piece to sleep. There silence wiil sheath defamation’s poisoned poignard. and envy give up its fiendish ghost. 'Twill 2. Mr. T i fns -„ i be Fam»'<cooeh, Ambition * trist. Thought’s i> "J., , throoe. Virtue’s nursery. Prayer's eroeet, ‘ r Frieadihtp s stritie. Patriotism’s altar, and uni ifr. >>•»- , Destiny’s goal.’—Journal jr tlmenger •rcti:.-. -f the Demo- - ,,, Ragland, Mayor Wood of Hew York lefeated: W c -c-i-- dj thi; Ffrtnodo W -M. :r.* preset Oliver of New Y ,:k, wu « Ml Tuishr !a:, as a candidate f,r f, T Dini'-l F. friaaaa. The 11trA.fi gites taS- majority a? 2331. The *4 r.czae cloimu it *43 Bwa.na:*] a* Georgia LegixAttire.—Speech of Presi dent Ward ia ‘.ie Senate, on Satur day last. fclhre. ' i.i LV Sataooah Mu. .sJ ’• tf iic ait tf t; o-: m cent • icomremcaiiD.] .-•el Mr. Tic- Hr. Roger's School . liJatto.T.j Mr. t'liiar-—Haring attended the exz aminatioo, and also the exhibition of the ft* students of Mr. Roger's school, on last Toes- ■lay and Wednesday at the School House and Athsceum, I am constrained to Set to them in tefaoif of this community tha tri bute of ‘woll done good and faithful sere ri-'t,.' j(r. Roger* is asisted, in his dn- ties as a teacher, by hit son and daughter, and has some 100 scholars, male and female. F‘ .= the eScieocv manifested, on the part of ;ho pupils in the various braoenta taught. tv.iec'Jy the worthy preceptors have per- I.rtc.'d their duty well. The ease and Jig. niiy exhibited by the yoaog orators attract- -1 the attention and commanded tins pretie of ail the beholders. This is no empty pcregjric, but romsly the reward due to the enterprise on! -kill of the teaehert. 1.. ..j sc:.,,:, may be foand a band ot dttle wh.ee . f Bibb, j; vtn as well as t> ' Jasper,;-,r, re *o, x, the’f '*• earts ti well as their * C *P’ i b*«c- are 'rained op in the way thsj -Vaj .i Uaeaaw JK >•' Graceful aa4 easy in all their conduct | aui moviueols, it is cltar that modesty and t.-.e .buTtnsy form an important bronen to this ,School. We re»j not speedy turtber than t remark that all t.'ie branch*, necee- «ary W a good Engiuh eduction are Unght. I charon a: ; ac; .ev- (.' jh'x- . i been discusMd *y trig :;.ea ol th- -ecate". b. Reynoldscf Newton, end. Stubbs _ li-.r.:*”. Scotch circulation being in notes under no, i ^ & av0 *'' m additional courage, connected with the habits of the people, > au(i afler » Kreel! toggle, he reached the. especially of the operative classes at Glas- I " hr ' r «’ The two men then Lunched their gow, in using tho banks as places of de- I boat ’ auJ on « went onboard and another rev povil tor their aaviogv, will occount for any I teamed on shore with a rope. They made popular disturbances that may now have one trip to tho boat successfully, and brought ■ ■ .. . i be man ashore, Henry Coleman ; but threo -uccessirs times it was swamped, and the last survivor left on hoard was drowned. The boat wn- broken to pieces. Fox, too weak and stiff tu render any as sistance immediately after landing, made for the shanty iu the woods and fonud it occu pied by an old uian and woman. Close by it he found <he mate lying nearly dead. He wa-carried inside, bis clothes cui from hie boJy, and wrapped in warm blankets, but he almost immediately expired. Henry Coleman, the other survivor, arrived at the shanty soon after. Both were nearly dead with "cold. In the kindest manner possible they were taken care of. Their clothes, be ing still stiff, l ad to be out in pieces from their bodir*. an i they wore put into comfon table beds before the fire, and rubbed till they revived. So far’gone were they, that they could neither eat nor drink till' Satur day morning. Had they remained an hour longer exposed to the elements, there is little doubt but they also woo'd have perish ed been threatened. Such movements, how ever, are more evanescent and moro easily met then those of larger capitalists, and if these should not take fright, the whole af fair will probably bs of short duration, it appears that the rate of allowance of the Scotch banks for deposites througho :t all the recent afivance in the money market, has not been raised above 4 per cent., al though the changes in the rate of discount have ^eptpice with those of the Bank of Englana. indeed they were recently char ging 8J per cent, when the L ndon rate was 8. The reasons assigned for keeping down 'he allowance fer deposits are that the banks are considered to offer the only meati of icTealment approaching in tiaf-ty to mortgages or consols, and t at as ms former can scarcely be otiUmcd, and con-r.'s pay a tull lower r”* of interest, 4 [ier cent, is a sufficient temptatioc. The liabilities of .l/*ssr» .Sanderson, Sand-man k Co., t) depositors, by whom bills arc held as security,are stated to be between three millions arid three milllio.is and a half, while those to other parties may be about x>'.000 On .Saturday forenoon. Fox walkod to Tue “teat "majority of 1 Calumet Smtion and took the traiu fur this perfucflv eood, . and ! «i'y. "here he arrived iti the afternoon, by tho Bank M* a Ii notin i repute!: r Il-.ri.’ig'th* wools exhibition a very large ■ aod.euc* t !ad>» ami g-otlemen were in , H " ' ilteudanm, id by theif applause gave a As a ,T»'cfa' rgmmeodation to tb* bappy results I. und ’ *f the praiseworthy ff.rte uf tie preceptors ; ar.d student*' ■^“*1 The School. I understand, is V, be reaum* ,. :r * n ' *>! esrly e»xt year, and as the schod room Ward , a large and well arranged for comfort both i after-; ; D Winter and 8umzaer, 1 bespeak for it a the bills btld b-tn^ r ... , . . such ns would be discounted by tho Bank Hie huger) aro frosted, threo of them com- of England, the depositors will notm the-e i p etely covered with blisters. His right case# w after urj inc r nTeRieRce, ai.«i ih^ | tharob ifl broken off At the tint joint—-likt effecu of tl»e jtoppa^e will therefore be * pitcc -t \» 1 He * n ®|1 probability Jiamcti r.b^n compared with themasnitudo I i0S ; P art , . ,l8 “°, KV;r3, Coleman, we of :*• app«Mrar,ce. ! undenitanu. .? not quite m wily frostebite Ten years ago the bouse .ii.pen.lcd | The veeacl slid lies,it Calumet, and on during timer,.,* which ihen rag d, and in |he ,,,„ d Captain and three less than «»• months „ re.enmd buatness. „ f tV; c .,,. „ d wiM , w # toU1 a v. , A Sandeman being mlmitted ssa partner j She is owned by Harney, Corning Ic do boor to | An eunsuy fivorable resmt ,s confident.y c ,^ of Cleveland, aud is insured in the teachers wit..* hoped fr -m the preient oceasion. The , (>Te j dn ,| Mutual fur »C,000. The cargo pvinoipil difficui-.e- oi the firm have arisen . 4 b „ nll v i;||.,we.of Clevebmd- • SJIS ■ r l rr A , l l T J '• a! "> io'uKd in the Cleveland Mutual. Lstflr Z ,1:IZnrZ , ? '■ Mr. Barney left -bo city on Haturd.ycve- ' n. , uit'mato n i r- j, to takcLre of the .lead bodies, and d.ffieieucy be rnaca apprehended , ^ |il# cf , a4ilion 0 , the ytMe |. It w,n announced this morning that ihe The names of tbeCapiain und crow are as Bank of France have adopted n*w rates ot f.n■ discoont in place of the per " nt. fixed j bu!—Capt.Sherwood, Cleveland : Geo. gie.h i G'.'tooer. Henceforth the Gardner, mate, Brut Huron ; Wat. Bayne, to be 8 per cent, tj- bills no,*-1 tJIewelsMxl : Geo. Grimley, Cleveland and doe ecstiderab«a by the citizens of Atlao- fi nun . ; judicit i.g. J- M- that utr:. -oo. : , ifr. Wa d's ; stolesoiin the; ; . rv, said it—th> -p'.,.- ■' . 'de l-uritof applause fro ihe ga'Wrif.s and the -'.'bh than oil, and best of aJ, i corscmer.t «f th- bena'e by their passing toe section . f ihe bill by a iifty aevo to i .i, ly-two, proved cooclotire tl-at it was the speech worthy of a patroit aud n statijtaian. Old and well informed pentJe- vr. who Lav* known tbeiegislatcrefur t - • <y years have said that it was the fines’. • ii r i .ey have heard iu the Legislator*. I congratulate the country, the ht..*,and especially the city of Savannah, in haring such a Senator. J®* We learn from the Wilmington pa wei'i pe:i, tho, a fatal accident, resulting in the : , ilea'b ot Mr. W. H. Robinson, of Bhiladel- - pro pb.-. occurred on too oigh, of tho 97,h alt. ! at the Carohca Hotel, in that etty. Mr. P.obmact had takes indgiogs in the fourth -- ,'. ,ry of the boast, aud abtttn 12 o'clock, be ■ e " J ' Tt* window and htpuS to the pave -. ot a uteut below, a dktancu of more than 50 feet, c audito. | hiiiiug himself instantly. Mental derange. mei.r, it is supposed, was the cause of the ro*h set. Mr. It. was connected with a mercantile hou-e in' Philadelphia, of high •sanding. He ie said to have been e very well informal, gentlemanly matt, and was per- fectly fret trom. th* ir.fiueso* or effects of li quor, at the time of hit death lie leaves a wife and family in Philadelphia sttt: 'Hr Senate srcl slid It. butu. ,r* triumpnant eu te in of Uamfaeturt nf Sardiner.—An English pepsr says that large quantities of sprat* or* weekly sent to London, from the East coast of Bcotittd, to b* Bianafarioted into Sar dine*. Yobng bstriogs are said to b* also used for this purpoes. C’rrjymtn’i B i»c» .VAorf-Lteed.—We be- Bev- ' u dose in society are more tucoeesfo! in ob' liniag ^eligible matches' then dergy- mra, jet a writer ia the Paritao Recorder, who appears to have looked into the sate- jtet, propoee tb* aiandag inquiry, whether their with ere so long-lived as those of otn. er men. Hewys: 'In the space of a few brief years, twrive ministers, in eootinoas parish)s, bass each buried a wife, end two of tbsm two wires. And of the** ministers, not muse than one is yet an sgsd man.— Tkeir wive*, in almost every ittfsrtee, hare died while they were young.' having m .re than V< <iiy- u> rani 9 per Johnny Small, I’ort Huron ; Paul Htcdt— cent for those under GO days, and 10 per residence unknown ; Steward of the vessel, cc.t for those between 60 ar.d 90 days. A • n , lB1 ,, known deceu te -hortly expected to nudify the law | SanJ-Uouj Coleman. Cleveland of 1-0.. Which prevents bank-rs and trad- ; Frank Fox, Cleveland. e.*s generally !ram charging mor* than € ■ Captain leaves a wife and child, and per cent. ij,,,. r; r ii.i>y leave a wife. The rest were The Englrib fundi opened ibis morning unmarried, at the advanied quotations attained y*ater- . ,,,, 1 ■ day after r-gu ar hoars, but the market pre tented an uncertain appearance. and sub I 3/ita/ --This well known scent is import S'quently experienced various Anetuations. - *d from China, Bengal and Ra.seia. It has The first quotation of consols for money | * hi'terisb and somewhat acid tas-e, and in was SSJ to 5 8. The stoppage of the City 1 color resembles dried blood. This scent is ~ ; then canned a reaction to I obtained fr-.m the mask deal uf Glargow Bank then raueed a reaction 89), from which there we, a tendency to a new rebound when ihe suspension of Mes-rs Anderson A Co. transpired, and produced a further sudden depression, th* final t'aus- actioni being at 88} to ). For the 7th of December the last price was 99 to i deer, and possesses » wet penetrating and diffusive odor, rath* er agreeable when feeble, hot when concen trated it is deiiJedly oflersive; so diffu-iv* it i’s power that a few grain*' will scent a room for years, and it never teems to fade it, slreazlh T'inqain musk ie the most ess Tho blotkan in mousy i* (steading wider and wider. The sasptnsloa of. the City of GLrgow Bank sggravate# ’ J embarrassment and distrust stoppage of the Wet fern, snd lamentable result* want of oc once it breaks loose, may invi munity and the whole kingdom. cause which has compelled the City to elosa it* door* may faro* a similar ooarss upon any bank in Sootland er the world j and one of tho Bret duties wo here to pot- form In alluding to this matter is to point out eleuly for the infarmtlioa of the public in wbat tho suspension of the City of-Glas gow consists. It wu not because the book was unable to convert its notes into gold that it olosed its door*. Every pound note whioh the bank ha* in circulation could have been exchanged at tho counter for gold. The t’iy of Glasgow Bank, indeed, is one of the few banks of this country whioh oould convert its whole paper oirealstion into gold on demand immediately from iu ohest, be cause it has grown op chiefly under the Ranking Act of 1845, which requires n de posit in gold equal to every note above the average issue of that year. It ts no, because the bank did not afford in the liability or means of Its proprietary to ample security to its creditors that it was driven to that Its doors, because Its share holders ure numeroaq many of them very wealthy, and all of them are liable to the last penny of their fortune for the obliga tions of the bank, Nor is the suspension to be attributed t] bad debts in the books of the bank, for the insurance of the directors, —s body of highly honorable men,—lias seen published that this is not tbs cause, and no losses sustained by Ihe bank have been named that could make any impression on tbo large paid-up capital (£1,000.0(10, sterling) and the reserve of the bank. The Gity of Glasgow Bank, in short has tuspem ded because there was a ran upon it for payment ot its deposits in gold—a demand whioh is clearly impossible to any bank that pays Interest on its deposits, ami the in* ability to implement whioh at a momenta notice does not in any degtee effect per se tbs perfect solvency and solidity of the baok. It 9eems to us important to point out these circumstances, for, in addition to the mic- coneeption which they may remove in coun try towns where there are branches, they will show to the admirers of tho present banking law on the other side of iho bonier that there is no security whatever in the is sue of notes and equivalent basis of gold against the most serious catastrophe whioh car. befall n commercial community. No case could illastrate this better than the City of Glasgow Bank, because as wc have ■aid, its uotes, under the act of 1845, arc bass cd almost wholly oa sovereigns. News Items. Nxw Canadian AdninisiratioN.—Tor onto, Canada, Nor. 27,—A new Adminis tration was formed and sworn in to day — it is composed of Messrs. John A. Macdon ald, Premier end Attorney Goucral of Up. |>er Canada; William-Cayley, In-pector General; Robt. Spence, Postmaster General; G. E. Ctrtiner, Attorney General; Lower Canada: J. C. Morrison, Receiver General; P. V.. Vankoughriet, President Executive Council; T. J. J. Loranger, Provincial .se cretary; N. E. Bellan, President Legislative Council;Charles Alleyn, Commissioner t'ub lie Works; and L. hiootte, Commissioner Crown Lands. 4t&-There were 15S deaths in Philadel phia last week—91 of consumption. IgUDr. S. A. Ogler, of Chester no., I’a., was instantly killed on Thursday last, by a railway train running into bis carriage. BgL, There are in tbs United States twenty six thousand post oSces. Another Fins in Athens.—We learn from a prive soorc; that another fire occurs red in Athens on Saturday afternoon, con suming the Stables, Barn and Carriage lioaee of Dr. Joseph B. Carlton, with their entire contents. The stable of Mrs. Pope was saved, with some difficulty, tbroagh the exertions of the Fire Con pany, and the prevented from spreading. The fire was evidently tbe work of an incendiary. k&'We learn that Scarlet Fever is rag\ ing in Athens. H^Jlobert Taylor, charged with the crime of morder, was convicted nt Darien oo Satarday, of manslaughter, and sentenced for four years to the penitentiary, by Judge Fleming. te?-Mr*. Elizabeth Keller, wife of Mr. Paul Keller, who liva, about ten miles from Savannah, *bot herself on lastjSunday morn ing- HR.Tbe editor of the Edgefield Advertis ers hoe lately been presented with a basket of fine potatcet, of the yarn species, one of which weighed six and a quarter pounds. K£.Tbomas J. Burke, Esq , so jong snd ably known as the editor of tbe TuMtloosa [Ala.] Observer, died in Tuscaloosa, at the residence of bis mother-inslsw, Mrs. Ann K. Owen, on the 94th ait. lAk.The Hon. Walker Brooks, formerly United States Senator from Mississippi, has recently taken editorial charge of the Vicki* barg Whig. tarSentinttsts join man to man, and opinions divide them. TU Si. Louie Dry Goode Sictndkre.— French A Und sell, tbe St. Louis dry goods dealers, who obtained credit in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore for goods to ihe amount of $100/100 in August but, aud sold the goods at a sacrifice and neglected to pay their debts, bare fled from SL^ Louis and es caped. Carlos Pierce, of the firm of Pierce Brothers A Flanders, of Boston, went on to collect a claim and had a warrant issued for their arrest. He followed them to Altou and from there to Bunker Hill but they elu ded hint and probably got upon the railroad' Gi-orge E. Currie who bad bought some of tho goods, war also arrested on a obarge of participating in tb* fraad. BANK OF FULTON. Exchange Office of P. C. Barber. The notes of the Bank of Fulton are rsdoemed at this oflico by Sight Exchange on Now York, at oua-qnsitor per cent premium, or bankable fund* or ooln at one-quarter per cant dlieoant. F. C. UAltUER, Exchange Breker, Mclntoah St. August*, 0*. During the morning hans on government [ ***owd i*;d m i“k, is the natural bag Cor. •rearities w*re offiied st 9 p«-r cent., but I taioit.g tbe musk, aud each oa* weighs it was afterwards d.ffwtult te obtain them a' ] •f ,oa * *'* drachms, having io each about s higher rate Th* agent* of the Scotch ■ -'gbt toruples of pure mask. It is generals banks were active in ukin'g all that could Mj ®" f '' r les* adulterated, hut tbe sdolte- b« had. Daring the day two failures w*:r- rations sro easily demoted under the micro announced in theRtoek Kxhange, hut thev I **®pe c’ ^7 analyst*, were of intignificant am -unt Bank stock left off at 209a211; reduced 87} to }, m-w thre: per cets 87 5-8 to } ; India itock 910 *213 ; India bond* 5*. to 4*. discount, and Exchequer bill* 25*. to 20*. discount. At Hamburg the rate of discount lias advanced to 10 pee cent. Th* Paris letters mention the. failure of M. Guimarae* k Co., a housj io the Nourit American trade, with liabilities for £26,* 000. 1ST The riavaunoh Republican says: 'Nothing that ha* occurred la tb* history ol Boa lb Carolina tor SO jean poet, fats given aa such aaaUoytd pleasure a* the an- noancamcnt that she bad made choice of her dsKtagaished sou, Gen. James Hammond, ** lb* representative of bur somsifnty in tbe Senate ot tb* United States.” Good AdtUt.—The Washington corres pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer gives th* following advice to tb* wivse of mem bers uf Congress. The truth a, and my experience, I i my observation, confirms it, a• wife should allow her husband to com* here without oc- coropauyiog him, and tbet. • .ite bare stick ing to him libs wax. It Is a plot* of *eda- ring temptations, which tha si oner don't pretend to resist, and tbe righteous can hardly fire front byrtgulor fas ling nod prayer, Wives, stick to your husband!, is my tdviee. ■9*.J. P. H*nd*r*oa tod J. If, Hem phill, have beta wine tad to tb* Uoi tad States senate from Texas, Plain Truth—Some one who understand* the subject describes the education of “young gentleman and ladies,” of the would be fashionable sort, wbich unly tends to men tal weakness snd fashionable decay at fob lows: " A young gentleman—a imoolb-ftctd •stripling with little breeding and Its* sente, ripent fact snd believes himself to be a nice young man. He chews and smokes tobacco, ■wears gtoteely, coaxes embryo Imperials with brer’s grease, twirls a rattan, spsod* his rather’* money, rides fast horses—on horseback aud io tulksye—double and tingle —drinks Catawba, curses tbe Maine Law and flirt* with ‘young ladies,’ hnsdred* of whom are just Ilk* blmstlf, though of a dif ferent gender, and Ibis is tbs fssbloesbta education of th* day. The father* and mothers of tb: s* fools wert one* Good fortons has givtn them abac- Their ebildreu g* through with at- t ■ a £1* forloot, sod into tM poor ton . . areals, you are rssponsible for this folly, riet your soos tod daughters tj work, tod 1st tbsm know that only ia asafolosss there is honor nod prosperity.” MR. A conductor named Blood, • in tits of 3o*tb Oarofina, wu killed oo tbe M ghls and Charleston Railroad, Tuesday of ' W-A man is most properly raid to be “ripe for anything” when hf Ie a little mel- low - S • ■ - m l ■ ; $9*Wbat animal has the most brains?’ Give it up. The hog. 11s hoe a hogtheod Ml «/’««• ' - TO' THB UILLION-Frat Wood, of St, Louts, hu, after yean of deep study and untlr- lag rsstarcb, suceeeded In pressstleg to th* pub. lie oa artlel* superior to anynow la un, aad in. deed It ls truly a wonderful discovery —w* advert to his Hair Roitoratiroj tb* culy article th»! luu been ccmplstsly successful te chesting ego or bis grey looks, removing dandruff, licking, ncrofds. sc. It restores tbo grey headed to mors than Ik* original beauty; adds new lustres to looks already luxsntnt; having tho effect on course, hsrsb hair to render H glossy and wary; fastens permanent, ly hair that Is loos* or felling, mid many other qualities which will become known as soon as used. The pride of mankind ii singularly developed In tho knplng snd arrangement of hla hair; perbr.ps from tb* fsot that It I* th* only portion of th* human body that we ean train in any way wc choose; bow Important then, haring this portion left to our cere, that we should use all the means ■elenee has placed In our hands to render It beautiful and permanent. If you would bar* beautiful hair, glossy hair, balr with its natural e*lor elegantly preserved to sxtrems old age, dsn’t (ail to pnrehoso Wood's Ualr Restorative; —lnily Iowa State Uazette. Sold by alt respectable Druggist. December 6, 1867 dwZw Special Notices, i'rum tKt Aujutta Comtitktivnaliit. BANE OF HAMBURG. "We received jesterdaj ike following oo rntuu- nication from Dr. J. W. Stokea, tbo Proiident of tho Bank of Hamburg; Mil. Kiutor; My attention baa boon called to an article in vour paper of the Sod last., in wbich you state that tbe Banks of Augusta have refused to take the bills of the Bank of Hamburg, South Carolina. You will plooeedotuo tbo juitloe to insert an extract of a letter addressed through their Secre- Urj to tbe PresldouU of the Augusta banks ou the 27th ultimo* 1 propose to redeem tho eircuUtion of this bsnkp held by the Augusta banks, weekly, bj sight exchange on Charleston at par; and when I hare no exchange, to pay interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, reciprocally with tbe city banks, until l am in funds to aback.” This reasonable proposition, in my judgement they unanimously rejected, demanding of me un conditionally, scTcn per cent, interest on bal ances, and In consequent of my refusal to come to their terms, they now attempt to discredit the bills of tho Bank of Hamburg. A discerning public will do us justice. J. W. STOKES, President. Hamburg, December 2, 1967 dwlt Totlie Voters of Fulton County. Frllow Citizens .-—Being a Candidate for re- election to the office ,J>f Clerk of the Inforior Court, at the ensuing election in January next, our support at the Ballot box will be thankfully oceivcdby your obedient torrent, nvo. 18, td. (J. M. PAYNE. New Advertisements! DeKalb ggSrltr Sales. W ILL be sold before the Court House Door in the town of Dacatur, DeKalb county, on tbe first Tuesday in January next, between tne legal hours sale, the following property, to-wit; 120 acres of Land, more or less, being part of Lots number 109 and 200, in the 10th district of originally Henry, now DeKalb county, adjoining lands of David fTbupp, Reuben Bishop and others known as the Eucledas Murbet place, levied on as the property of Juhn M. Robinson, to satisfy a fi fa Uned from DeKalb 'Superior Court, in favor of James II. Bom and W. II. Braswell adminis trators of Joseph E. Bishop vs John M. Robin- n Sold to satisfy the purchase money. ALSO, D.4 W. U. Lee’s interest iu the store house and let now occupied by Hoyle * Scruggs, containing an acre, more or less, levied on aa tl>e iroperty of D. * W. H. Lee to satisfy two fi fat isuei from DeKalb Superior Coart, one in favor of Sbepheard, McCraney A Co.; and Wm. H. Beach vs. I>. A W. II. Lee. ALSO, the Lots aud Dwelling House and other buildings formerly occupied by Drury Lee, situ* ated In the town of Stone Mountain, containing three-fourths of au acre, more or less, adjoining Lands Scruggs and Ethridge, levied oa as the property of D. Lee to satisfy two fi fa* It- sued from the Superior Court or DeKalb county, in favor of Shephcord, McCraney A Co., ti D. end Win. H. Lee, and Wm* H. Beach vs. D.e W. H. Lee. ALSO, Tarpley Camps interest In 109 acres of Land, moro or less, whereon eaid Camp now lives in tho 18th district, known as the William Pool place, levied oa as the property o( Tarpley Camp, to satisfy sundry fi fas Issued from tbe Janices Court of DeKalb, in favor of C. n,Livey vs. T. Camp, and 0. K» Hamilton endorser, pointed out by 0. K. Hamilton. Levy made and relumed by a Constable. ALSO, three hundred acres of Land in the 16th district, of originally Henry now DeKalb eounty, one lot of which Is known as the Crowley place, and the rem-indor as part of tbe Jones plaoe, whereon Eades now lives, levied oo as the pro* perty of James W. Kirkpatrick to satisfy a fl fa issoed tiom Fallon Inferior Court, in favor of Raymond A Co. vs Morgan, Kirkpatrick k Co. JOU2C W. FOWLER, Sheriff. December 2, 1867. w30d Deputy Sheriff Sals of DeKalb Co. W ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday In Janua ry next, before.tbe Court House Door in the (uwn of Decatur, within the legal hours sale, the following property, to-wit. * Lot of Land, number forty-two, containing two hundred two and a half acres, more or less, and fiity acres of Lot number lortyone, all lying In liam H. Kyals, to satisfy one II (% issued from DeKalb Superior Court, io favor of Jas. J* Winn vs. W. If. Kyals. ALSO, seventy thee acres of Land, lying in tbe Sooth-Boat corner of Lot of Land, number one hundred and forty-eight, io the 16th. district of originally Henry now DoKalb eounty, levied on oa the Property of James L. Brown, to aatiafy one fi fs Issued from DeKalb Superior Court, in favor ef Rhody Brown, administratrix, vi. J. L. Brown and William ft. Brandon. A. WOODALL, D. Sheriff, December 6, 1867 w30d LAND NEAR ATLANTA el ONE buodred serve ef Und near Allan- tsljlof between Peachtree aooJfarletta CMOS, Is offered for dole, there aye otsty tree of very heavy timber, forty aeree of excellent cleored Und. about thirty a iron Ie bottom. There are five hundred choice s.,.u.,....— jahc:i Atlanta, Georgia, Dae S, 1167, Lost Scrip! Lost Scrip! ijjt ft ft ter Emi^Twumw* **4 Tlrfiu* I Nu. 2,1 it hr I JuT-UteiJnl, 10th, IU*. " 2,111 " 200, * •• « •• itsi - too, •• •* • " i/.iu •• tod, •• - M " s,ISO - 100, « •• « Tb. 6u4.r will reels*. MBUZAL RJCWAftt), bs rtturnto* th. . ». to Ikl. Mm. Not 22, 'ST-Utf FOR SALE. l.AHGE ossoTta.nt of Vitflnl* Loaf motto, toning in poire end quality, at and wnolsialo, u cheap ts th* chcatwat. • J. HIIAUKELFORD, AgV Not 14,'liST— dll 800 Barrels Floor. lutrMMlswt so* !*, as' litre* tlteot. 41m,t ran r stsisr. Misaltaniim. AOMTNTsflRAliwI W HJ before the Coert Hense i AU nth, oa the lit IMey iaj* Dtt, die ting ulslida as port of tot No, 16, < the Uth districteforigUallvHenry 1 ty, orlgluslly laud lot >fo.Tfl, conUl more or leea.and bounded north by perty of Joseph K. Bishop, late of DeKalb Couat&S- cease*!, bold for the benefit of the helm end creditor* of mid deeeeeerf. Terras on the dny of sale. JAMESH. burn, i .. . WM. H. BKABWKUs,; Dtcl,18i7. wtds. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT;' ! ' Millsdoevils, Not. 37, 1857.) (XtlDKllF.II, That COL. WU. a. KOCKWIU, W, ud v be Is h.t.lij spj-olotM All Bo Camp to th* Com. msnd.r ln thl.t, an-l that b* bs gb*,«l sod rospsotsd accordingly. By the Governor. Nov. 48th, 18R7. J. U. liTEKTeE, Hoc. Executive Djj. FIREMAN’S BALL. _ on WEDNESDAY EVENING, tbs 13d jfa-* Droembet next, a 1 will bs giran at tbo City Hall, for . of Methanic Firs Company No. 9. MANAGERS V d B sd'Ac >r tb* bsnsfit Wm. Barnrs, C. H. Strong, George Wirnhip, Geo H Daniel, IlUraokshaw, J H Purtell, W. W. Baldwin, -I- H. Mecsslin, W T Wilson! Thoms* Htnsy, Gtpt. William Kidd, A J Barnes. FLOOR MANAGERS. J MTot, C A Haralson, G P Campbell, J H Mecaalin. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Wm Barnes, j 0 h n o Hoyt, A J Burke. OP Campbell, J M f"y. J E Gullstt, C C Hades No*. 26. [dtf.] H0d8,>0RK, BONE8!AND W e BL. JEW. JCW ag JpOR BALE in ju.ntitici to suit tbs trod*,. J by HOT, 18, tf. 8BAOO, ABBOTT A CO. gfrawgUg 3Uiuc. Cabin Pnseafp to New York Weekly U. States Kail line. 'THE new *nd splendidside-wheeIsteanshina* A AUGUSTA. 1600tons, •• M.sTwoonmn FLORIDA. 1300 tons, •* Iraao Cxowkx. ALABAMA, lSOOtons, “ C. R. Bcajtco, Will JLeawa Savannah Every 8ATUHDA7. Tneaea hips sreamong the largest on tho coast ■■* Cabin Psiug, to Ntw York m. et-.rsf.ps.s.r.lo New York S I'ADl.fa'OaB.rAY * OO., Amieim SsVsmb SAtl’I, BITcAeLI,,13 Orosd*sj,Nsv Y*rk Ssraonsb F.krur, 6, tStS. 1 tbia Ftisogs from Charleston toNrwTsr $35,00. UNITED STATES MATT. UNH. W*w Tork * CU.rl.ston Bt*am|Paektta Through in 48 to 53 Honrs. [Soml-Weolzjy.ji fiUSSX** e0L0MBU - 1M# LSUVllLE 16001 T DEwsn.Comn MARION, 1500 ton W. FotterComi IASHYM l.g U00 toss. IJAKB ADO tin |00t imaotkr I 8. C.'Tarnsr Comas >•. 1 801T1IERKEH, lOcTt ..... »Mdsr.| r. It. Barn,, eras -JwOT Adrar’s wbsrrsssTsr, ’ Wednesday A Bstsrdsrl *?*b'raV»Ur‘.- f nntm S* wt* w T*! 11 ” sopplisd wltherery laxary—attuttr* Sf'sssisar' 1 apply to filNRTlOSBBOOH Corssr of KsstBs/b Ad*sr'.8MthWbs5f* C O M MI SSI GN MEROHA F0K TTO PURCHA8E, ! fc*B4 Ba l A »"<} Bloregs of Produee.k poite 'the Western dc Atlan tic Kti-'road Ucpot. November II, 1857 d lwt ( SALT. r.AA Backs in store snd for sals b» fjl 1U J08EPH WIN8HIP, Nor *1,1857 d*»t| BUTTER AND cheeseT" A Li4R(sfi supply on htnJ of oaDtiiar CAquality, snd for nls by „ J09EPH WIN8Hir. Not 94, 1867 ds wt [ SASH-BLINDS A DOORS M AN UFACTL/2ED to order, it our ahoi orcr Wmship’s Iron Woriro. Iron! Iron! A LA RGE Stock of Etowah Mtnntfst' luring and Mining Csmptny’s Iron, cob stsntly on band,*! Mannfacturers prire, by v JOSEPH WINSHIft November 11, 185s day*' „ BANK AGENCY. ‘ io Watlillaifflo. Agent for the Bank of Camden 8 Carolina °®ro W«JUm A Robinsons Wanbas oorn*r of Hunter ud Pryor itn.tr, Atlanta, -IU sire prompt attention to pollutions gum Fulton Bank Money Taken ' at Par. W E will uk. FULTON BANK mona produc., .a payment for til debts du ■ o r lor articles of Slur description that w* hti of.tie. WILLlAdfB, RHEA dc CO. octl-7- d. BROWN’S HOTEL, !• «• BROWN dc E. ISAACS, Proprietor ]i' F. DENSE, Bnperiotondent. J*n 17 d*wly n«icon-Flour-Coru-Peas^)atsl -' 74,000 pounds good ns# Tun**.** Boson. 20,000 lbs, good Bnbarln* Floor, 1,000 busbsla good White Core, 010 bushels No. I Ftu for plodtteg, 400 bushels Block flood Oats, 900 bisbols good White Core MsaL Iho above articles will b* sold at {sir marks* wise ter Cosh, or good 10 re « day notes. Xy With a* Is as soft from In os nuyothsr Wu? House In tbo rlty.ud can bo Insured If desired. JftMhll. 0. D. PARK, Ftpdass wo NEW AMBROTYPE AND PHOTMBAPJS. OALLERYa Markhaw Hew Ires Fresl lelUUir. Whitehal Street, AUoate, Osorgte. o*. af^tMaUattud'aMt stp.riii'V.11 (JcTtnYte* ■aafiaiigiaaffiBesJ; sas