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«"'U Jt: ■ rj)t 1 . liar- , HANK REPORTS. r _ ... . . .. i liiiuk <>( Dnricn. APRIL 19,1833. i To hu Excellency G K Gii.mkr, : / Governor, <$•(•:, Milledgevillo Sir :—Herewith I have llio lionor to Imml you. tho iisiiii annual report of the Hank of Dunonand Braneln s, as required liy the Legislature. Permit , tto lo remark lo your Excellency, that the large 1 amount of paper returned under pi otest, and innuii, | mines from the (not,of Imuslerring all llieold debts duo to I lie Milled geville olliee, lolho oflieo at Mu- 1 ' eon, wuli ihc hope ofa more speedy seltleniutil, and winch I litdn vc will lie mu great nn iisure realized, | 1 loivo Ihc honor (o be,very respectfully, \ onr oho liclit servant, ALEXANDER .MITCHELL, President. ; j. Consult .luted I'/pnrt of thr stair anil eonililitiu oj j the Hunk oj D inr.il urul its Branches, un Man- I dun, April -, 1933. Dn. I To Rank Notes insu id 1,152,808 On hand 539,894 I In circiilalion (112,914 Capital Sloolt paid in (751,050 ■ ( Ain’t redeemed 117,095 503,995 Dividends unclaimed 3,(157 90 Monies oil deposit 91,003 01 / Amount dun lo other Ranks 147,031 77 Balance* of reserved fund, nlier deducting all losses, drprpciuiiom I rani cslnlu [ and ufl < xpi nr(s to dalo 50,102 Bt' 91,112,331 57 (it. ( Ry c.idi lialunee, rnmpoi < d of Gold (959,019 74 Stiver 07,110 35 120,130 OJ Rills el’ other Hunks 70,531 202,001 09 j. Amount ilno by ether Ranks, 35 Amount due by agents 1 1,432 •>' Rills ol eiehant'o 213,259 23 ISotiadiH onnlo3,deducting nil i , considered bud 835,491 22 J' Real < slain, deducting estimated depreciation 97,m2 95 i Protest account 1,23.1 12 A Si 1.412,234 67 j ALEXANDER MIT( HELL, Pres. EItEiS.S. REES, Cm,bier. HlalcnmU nf lhH.< </ l'„ichuni 1,11111/ 111 ho diioiund •/ 1 at 111' 1 II ■ nf Dunn 11 ml Urn in hen -thawing tin: 1 it mini n( cunrnli'fi I Inn 4 doubtful tin ( ninnl--ulto, nnwnnt under protest, in /ml, mid running, on Murni.ni/, April hi, bill 1. Amount id bills ol l'.»eli..iigo dlse’nld 0113,2-9 2.1 Amount douhif.il 30,1 5) goad 192,079 23 213,359 23 Amount under protest 10,132 07 Insuit 35,709 Running 101 12(7 K 0 213,259 23 Amount of Notes discounted _ 991,409 i'J Ain’t eons.deind had 55,91.* 57 Dolibllul 5(1,157 50 Good 709,030 00 925,494 22 9H), I'7'J 79 Ain’t under protest 09,051 10 In t.u.l 204,935 99 Running 549,192 35 891,109 79 ttaf or I*l in vino An stookuouimir i< 'tut* BANK Ilf BUM CM, DM MON lIAI 211 11AI OK A cut 1., 1939. .Vain et. . Vo. S/itim. Ain't, paid in. Atwood Henry Tl 6 Ibid.* Atkinson CJuoige usUto 4 300 Butler M K.lrnsltu 6 p'® Band <St Rainey •> •** , 9 Bostick Ann H> Bowen Horatio 23 1,1.10 Hogg S A DIB 0,500 Co sun K t-iieon H> OT’O CooltoAU 25 '•020 Ojolto William 40 2,310 Chapman J H _ 97,) Collier John ,!99 Champion A hi' 3,230 Dean Benjamin 8 Data mot la Jacob jr 18 J*' 79 Duncan William hi) 3,250 Ely Chailcs H> 976 .Field J D ,J7 £ Forsyth John 1 ' : I’nor. Flournoy J J 46 **‘ ’ r Green All 3b 1 * ' 4iihsjn Patrick estate Cd 4,120 Han is S 1. W 11 7 10 Harris S L W, cash 97 0,305 Henry J P 100 (1,600 Hand U E 4 200 Harper James &. W 60 3,230 Jennings Thomas J 10 030 Jackson K B 60 3,250 King U & W & Co. 130 10,000 Ketinan M J 10 030 King William 9 610 King Ralph 2 230 King KJr 2 230 King It & W 6 325 Kimberly Anson 'll2 9,230 Luldlo James . 16 073 Lamar 11 G 16 976 McKer W U 30 1,300 MoConnol Ely 16 976 Mitchcl Alexander It 1,106 Milohel Henry 10 050 1 McDonald JC 16 075 ( MuirE 1. 3 130 ] Muir M W 5 130 j Muir J W 3 195 I Marshall James cashier 110 7,15(1 j Mclntosh Academy 14 910 ! Nicola Alexander V 20 1,300 Napier 'Thomas 1.6 976 I Ponso Thomas trustee 10 060 j Fulmer Samuel 36 1,026 j Paddlefonl Fay & Co 70 1,530 | Poo William 03 4 095 i Patrick A 1* 16 1,040 { Pen Held Josiuh estate 06 4,226 Parkman 8 B 131 8,61,6 ! Roll Luther 1.6 076 j Reid Eh.is 100 0,600 Rogers George T 16 973 • Stone Jeremiah 60 3,230 i Ttuhbs Thomas B 10 050 i Sneed A H 6 325 i Troup James 08 4,420 j Taylor Thomas 73 > 4,87,6 Taylor Hugh estate 48 3,12(1 Wotlord W 11 1.6 07.6 , WuoUey W W 20 1,300 j Walton Robert 100 0,500 i Williams Rutherford exe cutor 16 07 5 i W illiams R F 4 200 ; Wood Jacob 16 975 I Voiige Philip R I t 910 Central 111; State ol Ua. 5,000 305.000 Bank Darien 2.003 1 17,096 10,000 061,060 trrr’rr. or Gi.oiiuia, .Mclntosh countp. Personally appeal,-! ho loro me, Samuel Palm er, one of vhu Justices of the Inferior Point of mid county, Alexander Mitchcl, Piesideut, unJ E;i.‘i;cr.er S. R e.. Cashier of the Bank of Da rien, who, being duly sworn, depose and say tint foregoing ftaV.uenls exhibit a corn"! view of the si ilc and candid o.i of I tie s iid hank of Da. Kimi and 6s 1 1 ;a 11 •he s, with the list ol stnG.'aol- 1 - 0 eis. on Mondiv.'hu 2d day of April, 1838, lo tho bcM of llicii know-ledge and belief. ALEX. Ml rciIELL. Picoideni. EUEN. S REES, Cashier. o\\. rn (o lieloie me, this 19th Apul, 1839. SAMt’EI. PALMER, j. i. e. .m. ~ | Fnn the Lounvilk Journal ] Tli« \cglected H ile. I rt'kli flowers are languishing in lierdaik triKse.-. The brightest of him, end the sweetest ol breath, Am) rich n lb" zone llml her soft bosom presses — Lint wlial hio lire dreams of lire young heart beneath? A ruby lipped child o'er her shoulders is stooping, Withe he irs not the sweet words her young prmtler speaks, . For her long silken eye lashes, with their dark drooping, hie tear bent and glittering upon her fair cheeks. Hho sees not the fond glance that o'er her fate flashes. Nor heeds the sweet lips that are drinking her j 1 sighs, I I For her dark orbs lie veil’d ’naath their sol; pen- | cil’cl lashes, I J And wrapt in its sad thoughta her young spi | ■ ritlies. t i Oil what means the shade o’er her snowy brow ( slealing? ■ All, all, that is loveliest, and brightest fs hers, And yet her sweet face, the pure mirror of feeling, ( Has lost the glad smile that a light heart con fers. Is some tiappy dream of her childish days liaun ting The stream of her thoughts as they silently How? Oh no, 110 deep love of one true, heart is wanting j. A lightness and beauty o’er all things to throw. 'ill that is round her is glittering in splendor As she sits with her fair child within that bright hall; Isul the love of one fond heart, the tiuo and the lender. Would be dearer by far to her bosom than all. jot now sho is raising her soft eye that glistens Idlte « i .'•inbow that shines when the tempest 1 is spent, i Vml thus in her fa. 1 ' child who wondcringly lis tens. Her red lips seem poi.rin's a mournful lament: i Sink to thy dreams, my genllo one— The moonbeams .vaning fast '1 hro’ yon old chcsnut’s chequered boughs Their farewell gleams have cast; Thy father does not love mo now < lint, while thy velvet check Is ptest unto my aching heart, 1 know it catiliot break. Ah nestle closer to my breast, And kiss my brow again, Thy soft bps soothe my throbbing heart, And cools my fever’d brain; And raise to mine thy melting eye, And let me hear thy tone. For oh! meihinks thy father’s glance Is mirrored in thine own. Oh woman’s heart is of itself A bright unbounded sphere, Peopled with glowing images, , That lake their hues froth her, And thrilling 100 with glorious thoughts That over burn and shine, While she presides above the whole, The priestess of the shrine. And love too deep and passionate To brontho in measured words, The love that adds sweet harmony To life’s mysterious chorda, ' liamercd with all her dearest hope* Within her bosom lies, And Dings o’er every outward thing The light of summer skies. Fur love like this, my blue eyed one, 1 left my mother’s breast, Tho’ timid us a little bird That flutters round its nest, For 1 was then a childlike thing With faro as (air and meek As if the spirit of the rose Was llulteiing o’er my cheek. 1 met thy father, little one, When summer blooms \vo;o rife, K’er Kumauce had withdrawn her fair And glittering veil from life, For oh! beloved me fondly then, i And yet, Vis passing strange, Thu’ 0110 s 0 l° vt V and beautiful Could eT nr - cvcr change. For he is cha..- J,l^ill, °' V Within the careless t And in tho light unloving look., That moots my own a while, J He used to over seek my sido ' Deforc the day grew dim, Hut now he lingers till the laik Oft sings its matin hymn. I And woman’s lot is on thee too, Vet when thy gentle eyes Are clouded with the memory Os thy young mother’s sighs, Kemcmber, child, ’twill he thy task To hidu (be sad heart’s thrill, Anil learn, whul’er may be thy fate, To suffer and be still. AM LIMA. Sammy D.uhy’s Courtship. “(Jod afternoon Squire Jones!” “flood us- I teriunm fried Darby, eotno walk in.” “Well, Squire, how is your lovely darter, Sal, to day, and l lie rest of I lit* family?” "Why they are 1 a 1 up and about, particularly Sal, she is very I hearty has u good appetite and eats « right j smart (tliane.o, ami the way she smoked her loV pipe s the right way. and sings—lord man slut m tic's lino a martingale; oh, she is a burs, let!” “Well, squire I’m glad to hoar so much in prais of Sul, for 1 lovo her mightily, and : muau to court Iter too.” “Why that’s plain, | honest, and clever. I’ll go and call Sal.” Sure ! enough ho did, and she soon inado her appear j mice. “How are yon, Sal!” says I. “Oh, i sorter middling; how do you feel, Mr. Darby?” .“Why, Mai, 1 amt well, I’m lovesick. ’’ “Oh, hush, you don’t say so; do tell who she is!” j Willi tietil sorterstdied up to Sul, and Sal site kinder sidled off. Says I, “Sal, don’t ho so j darnaiiou skilterish, for you are the very gal I’m after.” “Ueet out, you don’t say." “Yes I do, and I’m in as hard earn si as ever my oft ' dog I.ton was at a Coon.” That pleased SnH i mightily, and she kinder tossed her head and | looked us proud as some your town gals do when they got in a ball room. S tys, 1, “Sal will you have me?” “I reckon as how I will you don’t catch this child refusing to do that thing when she lias so good a chance.” So oft* wo went to the Parson’s and Sa! and 1 got m arried, an now wo live as kinder happily to. gelher as can be, only sometimes site bawls outturn". ‘Mr* Dunby, don’t boa spilling ! your tobacco Juice on the lire dogs, and slick i mg your feet on the fender; may ibe burnt 1 if 1 can keep any thing decent for you, plague . luko all tobacco cl,oners, 1 s tv, that are as nasty about it is yon are.” And the way she t raps my toes wall the tongrs when sc'sues . my teuton the fender, is no was common, I “ tell you; however, 1 live as happy as 1 can o e.mect with u woman—that’s the lac!. An old lady complaining of the dreadful state of a certain town, observed that little I'hildien who could neither walk nor speak, ;- n about the streets cursing andjwcariiv *- ii * Extraordinary Mode of Reuuscita tion. —A youth named Henry Rice having fallen into the basin', City Road, London, a quarter of an hour elapsed before he could be got out. The boy was conveyed to the Wen lock Arms, and two surgeons immediately attended, who after an hour’s exertion were unsuccessful in their attempts to restore the youth to life. A drunken man in the tap room, waking from his sleep, and hearing that the medical men had failed in their attemp?, si iggercd into the room and said he could restore the boy, and applying his mouth to that of the youth (at the same time including the notrile,) and by strong suction as if draw- | mg the breath from the patient, actually icn ovatcd tbetdad in a few minutes, to the ns. tonishment of all preseni. This was the ninth person whom this individual had restored to life iu a similar manner. This extraordinary case has excited much speculation, and has led to the conjecture that an instrument might be made to answer the means adopted in those instances of resuscitation, which would be highly beneficial in every point of view. CHRONICLE AND SENTINEL. AuaiisfST Saturday Morning, May jg. Mississippi Election. The New Orleans Bulletin of Monday last gives the following as the slate of the pulls in ■I t counties:— Prentiss, 1099'2 Word, 10473 Claiborne 9,557 Davis, 9,107 It will be seen that Prentiss is 1885 voles ahead of Davis and 1435 ahead of Claiborne, and that Word is 1450 abeau of Davis and 910 ahead ol Claiborne. There are twelve counties yet to hear from, which arc generally Van liureu in political complexion, but vote very weak. The statement in the Picayune, published by us yesterday morning, that Prentiss and W’urd were elected by "0(10 majority, being a mere report by steam boat passengers, which was probably taken froui the difference between Prentiss and Davis, was no i’oubt erroneous. Os Prentiss’ election there can slid be no sort of doubt, amt we think Word’s also safe, but the contest between bi m end Claiborne will probably be pretty close. The election of Prentiss alono would, however boa great triumph. Noble Munificence. The Charleston Courier of yesterday says : The United Stales Bank of Pennsylvania,through its President, Mr Biddle, has transmitted to our Mayor, the munificent and most unlocked for donation of f 20,000, in aid of our suffering cili' zens. We iiavc not words to express our deep and grateful sonso of such a noble charity. It will carry comfort where desolation now reigns, and cause the widow’s heart to sing with joy. From FioridaJjL, The Charleston Mercury of says: ‘•The Steamer James Adams, Capt. Chase, arriv ed yesterday, from Clarksville, having on board 13 Indians, men women and children taken pris, oners by Capt. Bulloch, of the Dragoons near Foil Taylor, at the head of the St. John* river, an account of vvhovo expedition wo published a few day ago. Also came passenger In llio James Adams Brig Gen. Eustis, Limit. Simpson, Aid-do-Cami Capt. Porter, Lieut. Watson, Lieut. Burke, am Lieut. Hill, with 2 Companies Ist Reg’t. Artif ... / Specie.—The V. S. ship Concord, arrivci at New Orleans on llio Gtli from Tampico bringing $71,01)0 in specie. The ship Lexington, arrived at Mobile, oi the 7th from Liverpool, bringing $50,000 ii specie for the Branch Bank of the State o Alabama, in the city of Mobile, ' Mexico. »'«■ ''N. O. Due of llio 7tli inst. says ; “i ' ' eatr.c by the U.S. ship Con passengd ) ;liUv • r mnained three day cord reports, that lia * ' '■-mu the ru at Vera Cruz, ho felt mors in circulation, that the Mexican gw. eminent was in no wise disposed to pay the indemnity claimed by France. VVc also learn from the same passengei that the American schooner Eliza Ann was at Matainoras previous to this blockade. Slit lias been slopped from coming out of tin port—she made three attempts but failed However, they have come to the cnnclusioi: , to let her pass. She will be hero in a few i days. French Cloci.ad: The N. O. Coininercal Bulletin of the 7tli | iiistsuys ; ‘•The American eclirs Dolphin and i Byron returned yesterday (rum the coast of ! Mexico. They Were bound hence to Mata- I mo-as With valuable cargoes of provisionsj&e, but ware not permitted to enter that part, having been boarded on tkeir arrival by the ! French men of war stationed off that place I their papers endorsed, and ordered off’. The two vessels were permitted to land their pas ; songors and letters, but no oilier communica tion with the shore was allowed. The res pective commanders of the above vessels in. form ns that they weic treated with the utmosi | politeness by the officers of the squadron. 4 [fiiom ouii couiiEspoxiir.JT.] f WASHINGTON, May Sth, 1838. Death has again stalked among us, and choser a noble victim from among the member* of r. ’ gross, to iiniko manifest his grim nwi:V S over all the earthly hopes and ja . > . .... i species. The Hon, JOAB LA W I.Ltu. r. i T ! seutativc from Alabama, is no more, if.' dier r» j . j this morning about nine o’clock, after a brie t but severe illness which be endured with trui Christian fortitude and resignation. His disease ) was lillious pleurisy, which lias of 1 ito been j fatal to many persons in tliis quarter. Mr Law I lei’was a clergyman and deservedly esteemed n and respected by all who had the good fortune to know him. Oa politics he was a decided ( j Whig, and though distinguished by his firmness, I and devotion to his principles, and fidelity m fiL political associates, he was yet entirely fiee hum the c.-peii.ics a.ul bigotry ui mere pariizauslhp. j He l*a- left a wife, a tun, and daughter, to da- j (dare hu melancholy loss, Mr LYON of Alabama, announced the pain ful event to the House to day, and after deliver ing a neat and well merited eulogiurn on the de ceased, offered the customary resolutions for go ing into mourning and attending the funera which is to take place to-morrow at 13 o’clock. They were unanimously adopted, and as an ad ditional mode of respect for tiro memory of the lamented mcmbei, the House immediately ad journed. ’I he Clerk of the House appeared at the bar of tho Senate immediately after the journal was read, and announced the death of Mr Lawler, and invited the Senate to join the Ho tse, in pay* ingthe last sad tribute to his memory. Mr. KING, of Alabama, then ruse and dwelt upon tho life and character and public services of his friend and colleague in a most impressive and eloquent manner. The Sen’ ate adopted the usual rcsolutions,and adjour ned. The Committee on Finance will probably report on Mr. Clay’s resolution on Thursday. No public business will be transacted until lhatday. Mr. Wright will make tho report. It is generally believed that it will bo unfa vorable to both branches of the resolution, al though some suppose that it will ho favorable to that portion which prohibits all discrimina tion H i to tho medium of payment in the dif fci-.'T 1 audios of the revenue, and the debts and fines of Government. 1 am of opinion now that this resolution cannot pass without considerable modification. All eyes are now turned to Mississippi. The first accounts are most encouraging. The two Senators Messrs. Walker ami Trotter give up the State to tho Whigs. When the formerree-dved intelligence of the result in Lowndes Co. he declared the Administration had been beaten in the worst possible way. His lesidcuce is in that part of tho Stale 1 believe. Some of the more ultra Loco Foco’s of tlic party arc going to malic war open the banks of this little District. There are now before the Senate bills to extend tho charters of these institutions. They will come up for discus on Thursday, and it is expected that Benton will open his noisy but ineffective hatteiies ngaim-t them. They will be passed however, in spite of tho shot of this tremendous engi neer and his allies. M. [From the. !>eio York Dully Whig, May 7.] Two days later from Europe. Papers were received yesterday by the United States, Captain Holdredge, who sailed from LL , verpool on the 9lh ultimo; thereby performing the passage in 27 days, before us are papers up . to life day of sailing. \) Tho Liverpool merchants fearful of their Bris tol friends in the American trade, have formal n : company with a capital of 500,000/., of 30,000 - shares, of 25/. each. Four steam ships are to he i) built, of 1000 tons each, which arc to keep up the communication between the two countries every fortnight. Tho association goes under the r title of* Liverpool and New York Steam Naviga ", lion Company.” a The Liverpool Albion of the 9th ult.says, that the Tories are odd fellows. True. The English editors have collected together ’ facts in relation to the steamer Savannah, which P fully agree with our published statements, of her d crossing the Atlantic. They however state, that 1- j/slic was intended as a present to tho Emperor f Alexander. Atlantic steam navigation appears to have been j at tho oth till., the theme of the British editors. Their papers were full of the important subject. ■*’ The Cork papers give a splendid account ol the departure of the Sirius for this port. Persons from all parts of the country lined the shore, on loot and in various vehicles. She was heartily 9 cheered as she passed oil, and salutes were hree ts from vessels in tho harbors, and from the fort The distinguished commander, the gallant ant noble Uobcils, is as much beloved at home as he W was esteemed here. All the papers speak in tin terms of his talents, capacity, industry “ and experience. a- Lord Durham, family anil suite, were to havn vs left for Portsmouth the 12th ult. Thu Hasting! u . ship ol the line will bring them out. A machine for the mnking of cows has beer ■ovenlcd in England. . -been proposed in the House of Coin, c Ui _ ’■ ’tie punishment of transport mons to übt.J su r t j oll , - »re making The nobility, gentry, artd »o on, ” ° s very extensive preparations for the coronatm.. e Victoria. i 3 Accounts from Alexandria to tho 28lh of I March, mention that the sale of cotton, to the ' amount of 5000 bales of the old crop, had gone II elf at the average ot 13 piastres. ThePadn v j was about tolls tho next rate, in April, of new | cotton, of which there was already 30,000 bales j in the magazines. Tho petition to the House of Commons, for the abolition of negro apprenticeship, presented I t j tho 25th of March, weie 900, with 826,306 d signatures. f The English stock market, which was feeble in tho early part of the week, had during the two last two days, previous to the ti'.h, evinced a much ’ finer appeaiasce. Money continued abundant, i Exchequer bills were, 64 to 63, and Indian bonds B had been dune at 70 premium. The influx ut bullion from tho continent, was fully equal to L j the heavy exportations to this country. C 1 —a - \Ve copy the following extracts on the state of the money market and on commercial matters > i* from t'nc Cour. &. Enq. .. Much alarm continues to prevail in Paris the extent to which Stock Jobbing is car dr riml on in shares of joint stock companies. We have translated part of a debate on that subject, which has taken place in tho Chunu her ot Deputies. On the extra,ird.nary cir cular lottcrotxM Martin, (du Nurd) on tho II 1 St do ol our Banks, wo lied the following. "It ; Iwo- ars that this alarming communication ■■ -■ only appreciated nL Havre. mid llioso ■ ports in Franco where the merchants in uircct and d ii!y communication with j | the.r United States’ agents and correspond- I nuts, wore able to correct the statements and rs j impressions contained in the ministerial cir -10 : m |; a . According to some inlnrmr.tinn which c • wo find in the Commerce on tins head, Lyons |( |dm not appear to have been so fortunate ow.n ; to hii - communications with America h, iiig less direct Ilian the sou poit towns, and d being a.ready creditors to a very lar r c 0 am xml, the nunu.'aclurers of that city, olarm -1 e1 by the ropresumiiiiot.s of the French min iiiti ol commerce, rolls d to execute some ’’ vcr / wdorri 'Oi oiiku which hsui arrived, s and winch consequently nave been undertaken’ 11 in-another cnuniry,woero the Americans en .I W b-t’er credit, ih.at paper concludes asliinjj what id the* use of a minister of com- \ mercc whose acts are shown hv the above ; tads to bo so tar from affording protection to I manufactures and commerce, that they have only tended to mislead and depress tiie staples of the kingdom. The Slates General of Holland having closed ' iheir Session, a speech was delivered to them in the name of the Kin*. It contains no direct uU lusion to the subject ot die «l;!TcrenGes with Bel** gium. All that may be considered as having any allusion to them is the following : “ The adoption of the extraordinary expenses for the army and navy, and the unanimity of the second chamber on that occasion enables tho go vernment to exert itself without relaxation to ob tain a final settlement of our affairs.” Lonhox, April 7. There is no alteration in the character of the commercial tiAoney market, and, though money is to bo well employed— bills with good names may be done at q 3 per cent. In the foreign ex- we have had but very little business, and the rates continue rather against the coun try; although the shipments of manufactured goods have rather increased. This anomaly can only be accounted for by the fact, that lately there have been more dealings in foreign securi ties and shares. On Palis the rate rule at 25f 771. c to 251 82jc; on Amsterdam at 12 4j' a 12 5; on llullerdam at 12 a 12 5-j; and on Ham burg at 13. The Orpheus, the New York packet of tho lOih ult. was telegraphed oil’ Holyhead, at 1 o’clock yesterday, but she had not reached Liver pool up to midnight, AsotHek case or Staiiniso.— Mont gomery Journal says ; “We are si * to say that another instance of the fatal us'kf the knife occurred in Tuskegcc, Macon tp\cty, during the late session of the Court in place. A man by the name of Falconer some difficulty with a Mr. Hawker, a Stag'll Agent, and preparing himself with a Knife, rushed upon his victim some heurs after, and gave him a stab which caused his death. These disgraceful affairs are becoming alarmingly frequent. The evil must lie ar-, rested, or the laws will lie regarded with contempt. Fran the N. I’. Commercial Ado. May 7. Tubasctiy Notes.— No change from Satur day—noted 99. - a 99J. Excuaxue.—Considerable business was done on Saturday and to-day. The steamer Great Western not departing until die afternoon,has en abled our merchants to do most of their cones.-, pondence thin morning. The sales were at 1061 a IOGy. !Divii)i:ni)S.—Tho Commercial Bank has de clated a dividend of eight per cent, payable on tho 21st inst. The Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank, eight per cent payable on the 10th inst. The acting Trustees of the Phoenix Insurance Company a dividend of three dollars per share, payable on tire 21st inst. The Bank of Burlington, Vermont, will resume 1 specie payments on the 9’h inst, - The Burlington Sentinel says, that the New. ; bury Bank will recover from Os. embarrassments ) sooner than it was anticipated." Tho fund sup posed to have been lost in Boston, is recovered. 1 From the Charleston Mercury, of yesterday, , From Havana. i The sthr. Gil Bias, Capt. Smith, arrived here s yesterday. Tho following is an an extract a a Letter and Prices Current; “HAVAirXi May 1. “In produce wo have no change to notice as t regards prices, though ihere is not so much calm as some times back. We quote assorted Sugar r 7 1-2 ,11 a 9 13; Yello.vs G 1-3 a 8 1.4 Coffee, h Prime, scarce; other qualities G 1-2 a 0. r “Last sales of Uice 10 lials—supplies arc not t heavy. r "Exchange on London 8 1-2 a 9 premium' N. York 3a 3 discount. Boston 3a 4 discount. >. Ameiucax Cotton- Fannies AimoAn. —The export of cotton goods from the United Slates to K China. South America, and the islands of the In iS dian Archipelago, have amounted as wo leain n from a valuable article in the Boston Advertiser, .V for the last live or six years, to something like d three millions of dollars per annum. The export f- of me few last years has been something less than d that of former years, owing to the effects of a |C redundant currency in raising the prices of our IC fabrics beyond those of nations with whom we are v selling in competition in foreign markets.—,V. T, j Daily Express. > o It appears that Captain Matuiyatt, of nov el Writing fame, offered at a dinner celebration n of the Anniversary of St. George, lately giv en at Toronto, Upper Canada, the following '* toast: X “Captain Drew ami his brave comrades who „ cut out the Caroline.” at j We say nothing of the civilities which have -<*n showered upon this officer, by the com- I ' whose feelings the attack upon the ft munity on '“at an outrage, or of the un i Carolhid' vas 80 8 1 *- '"i for past kindlies t 3 graciousnes.? of suc’n a red.'" ou t here . but will only remark that thet e*. v toasted is not of the / tscrl P 1 ‘, ' , s 'ldm , , , i, or a Sir SidncvniTiiin. s laurels on a Lord Nelson c J om . of Ihe chivalry that would, u. . , , , r darkness, direct an onslaught b\ -i,"g crew 1 of well armed men, upon the sleep " j ty 3 of a feiry boat, lying in supposed sec. ■ will scarcely entitle the possessors to the n. B mortality of a Duncan, a Howe, a Jarvis, or a !, Pelew, and we regret to find the gallant Cap , lain warming ids patriotic enthusiasm at the desecrated altar of neutral rights. We will s only remark further that the patriotism which ,j- could find cause of self gratulation in sitcli an u occurrence as the one mentioned, must be of a very buoyant character, The want of pru dence and ordinary good feeling here display cd, when existing relations between this coun try and Great Britain are considered, is not *, what had been expected from any British offi cer of respectability, and far less from one s situated as the Captain is. In thus noticing tliis piece of bad taste, to call it by the mildest , name, we <cel no other emotion than that of j regret, arising from the effects likely to re coil upon the author of the toast, towards 1 whom, as a writer of uncommon ability, we have always entertained the most friendly ' I eel logs.— 'Baltimore American. l Ki.xd Feelings.— Mrs Thellcr, with her in - fant child, about twelvu months old, a:rived a j Lewiston, un her way to Toronto, on Sunday at , ternoon. IS he had papers to present to the G o j ve.rnor, !Sir ficargo Arthur, asking for a reprieve of her husband, until his case could bo made i known at Washington. There was no tegular moans of conveyance, at the time other arrival, by which it was passible for her to reach Toron to until after the hour appointed for his execution.- | In this distressing situation, the benevolent rili -1 zons of Lewiston took her cate in hand, and char tered a steamboat at an exper e of lorty dollars, and site left for Toronto about 4 o’clock on M ni day morning. It is gratifying to learn that her ' mission was successful, and the citizens of Lew , istoii may well congratulate tlienisoivci in having accomplished the reprieve cl Thellcr, with al most certainly that his life will be spared, thougn he may he condemned to banishment for lile. Sh.vu* StfOoTijfo.—There resides j, t * ront-slreet a gentleman, who in Castle (i ar . den, fired a ball from a rifle at sixty yards di tance into the centre and in a successive shot another ball on to die other, so as to fasten them together. The same at the Thatched Cottage Jersey City made a trifling wager of l(i to 1, that he would with a duelling pistol I shoot into the size of a dollar at 15 yards dis tance. lie hit the exact centre, drove the na;l and had a six penny piuce been placed on the centre and its edge traced with a pen knife the centre could not have been cut out more perfectly. Ho has also hit a visiting aard 13 times in 15 shots at 10 paces. He Mas killed at sea 12 stormy I’elerols in 11 shots; the size of thi! body of this bird is so small that it is supposed bv many that it is impossible to hit it. The sailors are very su perstitious regarding this bird and many view, od Uicir destruction with fear.—jV. Y Gaz Wc advise Mr, Van Huron and his Cabinet logo out the exploring expedition.— Fied Arena. They are about joining an’expedition bound for the head waters of Salt River. We knm , that our friend of the Arena will not insist on a change of their destination.— Prentice. COMMERCIAL. ' rr ’ a ~~ X I'M LIVCIIPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 7 There has been a considerable extent of transacted in Cotton this week, and in ,he “ " meneeinent the dsm.n.d was not freely supplie disposition lo effect sales/ heavily ai he notalnn, oflnsl wees. Sen mI, is in good demandat steady prices. Egyptian 'on tim.es m extensive demand, and the comLn qS ICS being freely offered, hardy mnimain fl.rmir ale• I the bit er dir notions are firm at full prices. ’ Ir -a no? fhl! VVUI, k amount to 28,100, i nc hi Am 4. rican on speculmion, and 9o() Am’ J'urailorcxpori —350 Sea Island 17 to 33 iV^Vd 110 Mobile, ,Jc. siu gj. ll,«)Jv) Now Orleans 5} to7j. 1 The Collon market is dull aud sp’rillesi., and pri ccs rathe ,■ tending downward. The sal, «of m-day nrcJU° 2uo American on specula, PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Coffee.—T here is no mril .T . , than an increased desire to&£ graded of hi o even at some rcJ uctio)l on (ir cv, ,T r !n«H, OU ’ , f l ”' of . l ! u « description ha™ sohl at Jto 11 CIS. for very mlerW to fair,-! as, mo » ■Small sales 01 Laguyra at 11 cts. 4 ln os ™ ’ Colton. —Prices are a shade lower, excent on d,„ finer eoscript ions, and Ihe sales have h.cn haiiid (.my reaching 300 to 33U bales; part fair T,.,,,. , ’ at 10 cts. cash, lliu balance Upland at 10j to p' oil lime. ~ -lH ‘- Hour and Meat —Tko Flour market has been animate J for some days past, and prices have ml vaiiced Id to 25 cts. p<£ bbl. have nmaed at from Ip / ,50 to 7,7;», but to .lay r .o parcels can* ho had unders7,o24 lor fair brands. Jive Flour—Fur 'her sales at 84,50. Corn Meal-SaYes in Ws at $16,50; bids. $3,50 each. Provisions.—-Ha]es of SOO hhds. Wrsm.n Bacon, part tor markets; llan-s at 111 to lOi odes 8* to J, and-jlioulders 7i iu 8 cts. per lb! Mess Pork is heki Higher. Sales of Prime lo some !fo'! vacb. Lard—Sales of 1,51.0 keys ' } \ ~>iC !s' Rsli.*—-Uuiler has sold in small luis cti * * !>r °M stock. Cheeso is steady' marine intelligence. SA VANNAII; May 9th.—Cleared, si-l.r A.miy Act; J lioiupsoii, m Joseph. 3 1 Arrived, sclii* South Caro iua, Karlnw, Charleston, Pel l1 * Caroline, Hum, Darien, steninhoat dim lesloii, Ilnbl); nl. O reys I-eivy, sieamhout J Stone, Mciutul, . Dam n, stv iimhi at taiud. n, Mi, s, /Hack Creek. Went to sea, hr bark En l’etric, Livcrpod, 1 scar lionny Lout, 'I hompson, rSI Joseph. lON, May Jl.—Arriwu yrstirdny, Irip Win Luvis, Cornish, Now York, hrijr Virginia, F tnUI . Jacksonville, sthr Gil Bias, Smith, Ha. ana, sdir I aura, Spencer, \V i nunglon, (N (\) schr copper, Sherman, i \N iliniiiglon. In the ntt'iiiff.—A ship, mmj oitd the Calhoun from New » or\, also line brig- Gm Marion, from yjalLmurc, , and.a galliott. C't a»i d, hr ship Riidmnin, Atchison,,. Liverpool, Fr 1C iMiphiesmc. fallen, Caen, I r sdir William, I N. In,is- llcrni ncln, sthr A/cclinnic, Kill,, Gulf of ,M,xe i-n. sclii- Alu/.tppa, lingers, St Joseph, and Mobile, slnnn ■ tygmt. llnnbck, \v ilmnurnui, (*N C,J steam paik,» booth Caro mu, ♦ oft. >, Nor.oik. • cut to Ua yesterday, hr h *rqnc Herald. - Clark, Li vtrpool, Dan I,ri ff Foitunu, B ck, Copci K.ten, brie Hurutas, Kohbnis, Antwerp. 5 0f I erv'iJOiTlARS REWAlM).—Siideri B. from the room of the Subsciilie', 37 Ragle <S 1 Phoenix Hotel, on Tlmrsday ihe loth insl. the con , tcnls of Ins pocket hook, about $2OO, viz: one $59 . hill Uniled States Bunk, $6O in lens of the Plam- ors Bank Charleston, the remainder in troulh (Ja ( rolina and Georgia nolcs. Fhouid notes of Ihe above dcscriplicn be presented 1 by a negro or a suspicions looking While man, it is r requested I hat information may he left at tins nlliec. b The above reward will bo payed for the detection ol the Thiol or the recovery of the money. ApJ f/ at this office W. il. DRMPSTLVT liny 12 u PORK AND BfclNS. , BBLS J'rimo Pork _ 28 {-(> Northern White Beane, jn it received and for sale low by ISAAC S;ObSP, > may 12 3t No. 311 Broad street. A NEGRO GIRL FOR SALK. - A NRGIIO Cirl for sale, 16 years, old neeustora cd to house work, which will be sold low for ; cash. Rnquire of E. P. Moure, at the Chronicle & . Sentinel oflico. 3t mav 12 H j NE\V ,IKVVKLRV ESTAIiLISfUMf-.N’T. H "E ULES D’AU'J EL, watchmaker from Paris, ■ respectfully informs ti e cilizens of Augusta and Hamburg dial tie has opened a Watch and - I Clock f ttibli.sliinenf, in Broad slrcet, ndjo n- I 1 iug Mr. Marlin Froderick’s, where ho l.o;u s hy 'a- HK slui,. ' £,r * ct attention to business lo merit BHf f share of public patronage, , The most diflicult and complex work dene, » ■! warranted in the best manner. Musical. 1 '-.dmii- ■>« ' ml, Patent Lever, L’Kpine, Chronomeler, Anew, | a > 1 Escapement, Duplex, Vertical, &c. combmmK IJ ■ i most difficult t-i tie name I ; including a h I 3 Etcapement, originally invented liy him at r , - Clocks of every description pulin orcti ■ VI ■ ‘id, at ihe shortes' notice. *3 war, an,. -f every description lor sale. Jowe,. r V>-- •« &(•. put m order. , I Musical .P ,IXI - -nent of the above articles n.wJ ,3 A regular u?s. ,rt ;‘- •liankfully received by J . on hand. All oraiTj B » JULEti D’AUT)-'- H snhsnriher. [may 12 , 6n jL— informs ike >■ (%/« RS. M>GlJlßEres;' e that she *■ J./.PL dies ol Augusta ond rit*. Love "My*™* Bln tends niak-ng her residence in thea,. .Al :lki' r -' Hw purpose ol resident I.allies IlteSs ’-otc " fiho hopes hy tier atlention lo please all ti. • a-« ■ may favor her with a visit, to endeavor to ». ■ I hat generous patronage which is always ■ from a liberal community Orders eon bo left at - ■■ J)’Autel’s Clock and Watch Establishment, street, next to Marlin Frederick’s, or at her P residence, Jackson Slrcet, next lo the Baptist idiu'Ci H Genlleinera’s line Linen madelo order. inu)jj -CHEAP DRY GOODS, at Wholesale or H< l‘ ' r . H M VES & GUIS WOLD have if s day rccciu* 5 hales Georg,a nankeen, sup. at 5-2 <sprf • « Few cases Irish linens, iron oje, lo 1 -a ■' ’ ■ Fine jackonetl print muslins 371 c; do do do do JLc; Super fine embro’d Parasols; do plain do; , |9 'J’ogelhnr with a general assortmonl of • - P- and fancy Dry Goods, which will be sold «t A 1 correspond with the above, and as low as f-t M ' ‘iO 1 siorodireciiy under the Globe Hotel. ? opnl 26 bw3w m NIW GOOIJS. I R-f/TLLI AM 11. CRANE is now receiving 11 t. \*l ,/uing and summer supply of FnueV n,,l ‘ : U s-'.-o.lc 1-ry Goods, consisting ol a great variety j n, u and la’shionoble arliclcs, which have been p« | chased at reduced prices, ami will besold at asii - ; advance for cash or approved paper. No 22) *“ K -ir.-i, next door above the Georgia Rail Building. marclif^* \VANTEI> TO in UCIIAiiIN H tifh or 30 likely young Negroes, for whicli p ■ H i, l,c ’“■tst So: aasw ■