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from the I Vetter* Pr-nl-ntmai llmjli. anecdote ok dr. dwiuht and JO. KKI'H DE.XNV. A> Joseph T>. iiiiv <»«s Handling ih New J*t mey, hr called Ule IT* ‘tin l al « ,v4*b»a'oit holrl lo'f'lndi'ilir.Tih'l w« trA-1 tiw the • •»lo«*i •U her'r*s«n» ««tfe full tiw'm hr r..n|.| (jet ill Wit ttr. Hadjl't who had Mi* lo 1 i n * L • iti'lr, doer me hi the room ol hi** r* irisovs, ••i l Drmik, **aitii I will null* my »•>• Hr wai arr-aunialv htlmiloonl. not without announcin' in* naun*, which too M*'*' 11 *■ mv/ncr, | perhaps, til,l nm know. Hi*eye ol gi'inix, ami rioquonrr ot ,;rto*,ovaiiO'i, »*wm Hllr**‘ •*! lh* *■’ Hmuo* ol D . Dmuhi. Tlwy rnß»i<rtl m f*mi- . (kreniwiMliiHi. *llll talked ol lurrmure sod h teraty m''n. The name** <il Franklin alu Kill* * imUM-, and Hamilton, and many oilier American OTorlhira pasaod in tepid rcvts'V. Al Iraglh Dwight <)iukr of Denny—Who llini edited H» , Pori Polio, • l*eillianl work al Philadelphia-"- pron-njii *"l a high rttbigiom upon Ilia la**t! and genius, and aming intny other tilings cal.nl him "the Addison of America" —"bin wlnta i l ly," fiaiil kc, “llial thia inan i* gi*en to mvlflight revel a." "I lirtii'v* that i* not liu*-,'' aaiil Penny. -MJivr air leave to trll you,'* mid Dwight, "that I It mw h to 1«* truer PM* in hia |iii«iiivr nine, wa* ■ knock-down Umov, linwawt, ovit fcr.da in re •oiifi-ra, a too t Hind away to rrmrt. ll*' spoke *>f i)i. Dwight, an I protMUTV'r I a )1 lining puite gy nc upon iiia leaiiing ami talents, lull added, ••what a phy it i that liri* the most Jimilive .log in i.ur man an tUc w all!!” ••liwhavaiimiHn.il hit chatactor, air," aai<| Dwight. ••(five aw irarr to irt! you, 4 *t T) fitly, wufi a confident air, •■ilia 1 . I know i i*! 1 The Dr. wiutaopride n at pcihaps a !illh* p qu el—rei.vt.tg hit* vo.c i-ji.l, "i a n tin* lli Dwii’ln rtf, of whom y.*o rpttuk!" ‘• And I am llir Alt Denny,” replied th* oilirr, “Wit wham yao *qv#«k ” firry nw thus IbwmsgMy and not noylci) •airly iri'rnde -ed <. each oilier—.tin) in oar, idionk tiandi »a I conversed together like old acquaiu taarn. A»rr Bora op J.iaro.n a a I'ariivn Hermit non. hy A. VV. I'.—Among tlx- mnnrioiia act* of Iwtievolrnrt* nnd gratitude for forotrr favnra of which Ihi* amiable woman alway* ami gill to ac quit her*ell with tnleieal, »r will relate one n» reported to na hy a Mn'laim l Duplead*, lb" keep er of the Hotel dr Muirae, Hue ilea Hona Bulans, in Peria. Tula lady liad arrived hot a few daya In Paria from tft. Domingo, during tlio reign of terror, when ahe tell tinder (he Mirpicioli ol uria tOr racy, on •econnt ol » amall fortune alie lironig lit with her, and win thrown nilo the prison ol (si. Pclegie. Here ahe found a lady, wdh two inf.int children, in whom’ di»ire»mea ahe woil inly liccnnie inlereatc.l, notwithstanding her nwn deplorable eonihtion anil ilrtad ol ahiioal certain deaili. A* Madame Duplcain had had the good fonnne to arcrete aoma little po-kot-money from (he wtrict March of the cold and hloodthiraiy Jacohina. ahe frequently aent out In hoy hrend and milk lor the famt-hed infanta ol the antVeihig niollmr, from whom ahe li-aint that ahe wa* the widow of the late Marquia of lll•auhnrnnia, fiovernor of Mar tinique, who, hut a all ot time lirfire, lynl been •dragged to the guillotine. One day, tlio com inieeai r d« police, wilh hia gcnad'arnira,entered the |gi>Mt,and liom hia long hat ol vii tiitia read off the Itiine of Vielonn Duplea'la. lint no it T»m nal ru-lomary lor Ihoae gentry to he detain <nl, and Matlunre 0. Inang iiiiliapoaed, and lyin' in her bed atead, who a Higgling and Iter waiwe wat not Dupleam*. Mueivial ilia com loiauiy'a ennl reply, imp ole. anjmtrdhut ou demain.” Bnlrl eai'ed the life of Mra. I)., for wahin two daya after thia ihc Rcvo'ulion tank place which ended the reign of terror, cl which the tyrant Kohiupieiie woa the aotrl. ih conaeqiirnee of thl* great event in the era of U»a French Revolution, all the primmer* who had not committed great political nr moral oflvneea were ael*al liberty. Madame Ueauharnoia and her ciuldren ant! Madetne Dnplesi* were aiming the number. Theae U.iica n. vur met again, but it ia well known what waa the fate of the Ural, and what hoconm nf tlio Uller wo will tell in her mi word". Sim related In na that, with tlio WnecV nf what the Hwnlnlinn haj left her, ahe |<ur. haacd aome fumitmr, ami rented n holt I, the wamodte then lived in, and look in lodgora. A gradual decay, liowcver. bail, ajnoe tlmyear ’Oli, wealed her little Ihrctw, and rendered her, in IRO4, • perfect wreck, end her landlord ha*l ihveaiennl te • it« on llat reiimnnt of her fun ittiro fur houae-ienl, end turn her out of door* J,ier|i|tilio hid then arrived at tiro height of Iter pro. j»rity; •he had la-en erowmed Kmpteaa of Fmtice nnd tjuoen of II dy. In thia dilemma, hope and her desperate situation aeixH on Mnd imr Duplea-i* to make what ahe thought a forlorn effort, to ap peal to the kind feelings of her old li llnw-pri aunei, whom ahe had nhligcd through her help lew trhildten, end (hua to tom h a motliar'a heart,if aha could not move that of a friend. Site ventured to write a teller to the Kinprera, In 'represent to her the forlorn enndition ahe wa* in, end to pray for as istanro, at the same lima hav ing liulo hope that har prayer would find a grn tcioua heating from a.i great a personage, hut, to her great »urpn»c, a liandaoine and richly dreaa «d young page appeared at the porter's l<vig« the ne« day, inquired for Mra. D„ and prcacnlod to har a letter, who. in her own w nd*, describe* bet feelings as having been divided in har dcltnnuv ■tale, between that of the appearance of a eherub sent from heaven, end a doubt il all were not the work of her fancy. The letter I c.mid not eead to save my life, abe said, after having seen the plain signature of Jnsepliiuw, hut I ha . mv d ruln atbethcMhe et,q telle did n.n requi.e tli.it I should fall on ike young geiAieman's m-ck, to thunk hnnl.it hia trouble.s„ mueh was I In* vi doted. When, after rcprateit solicitations nf the voting piga of ~hset done, maftmc,” lat last ventured to rend my fortune. 1 found it in the follow no* brief words :"T te empress nevci ran forget tin c.iinUUle acts to hot and her cbtldien, ,vinm site was in dtstresH. (the tbeiefore gran,a to ma.tanie Dupletai* for ever the Hotel de .<ni*«e, with a yearly pension,during her life, of five hundred Iranca, to he pai I out of her (iiiwtc purse. Tire daed for the hotel, drawn end aliened in form accompanies tba pro,em. a lie i. JotsrtituV* * tro.it t\r IJuM.i: A. i’v THE GLOBE *V THE UEi'O.sll'E BANKS The Globe is deeiannjr war i!\c Peptic.le B inks It accuses Hiatt) nt hav.ng loaned money tn ••sepecuiators;" and mtimn. tea that in Konio intan. e« thov have appro, printed iht Puiilk Funds to their own purposes As these admi-sinn* no sh im what impnitaii', \v i copy iho par urrsp m nlTho Giobo in lit I: fro a the GUk. “The bankers a niae me G ivornment of indiscretion in tru titem. Trite,its ••pocs nra akk bci.i.," or ought to 1m; bin unloi uo .aieJy. it suiter,id timbinf r.* ro not.n its .pockkts. TJtcee politic hoMors have t loseil ttheui up and now tell the Government, it alull mot have • dollar of its own money • By tin* mine Government gets its pockets open again, ij'.ia doubted by some whether ary or its IW*«ET WILL BE FOUND, as 111 rt> IS B'imo suspicion that the I‘Ocsbt-holoeks have .tent it out to merchants proper, & merchant '•►•CCbATOBS; OR IN SOME CASES, PER chance transferred it to their own pockets." • from Ihe tame. “That the whole brood of paper-mergers whom* banking profits which the transactions <ot ttw Government have gu en them.-would atWtta hueandcry agmiac any plan winch wuytr) strip them of Ihrir onpnriituiiie* ol au frupriatins ihe public money ire fully anlicijta- Jsd. j Sjuppouc this to be tho case—and who is to bl»we> WjJ the G iverilintttK journii attempt M throw tile odium of this also upon the I Vhigtl Who originally selected lhe»eplacea of I);poaite! The Executive. VV'ho vouched fur tlteir sulvettcv—and guar nntead the safety of the Public Panda? The ftwitkln Who opposed at the fast and preceding ueaaioiM of Coagre.a all inquiry info the conditiqa of the Public Rovtrnnv, and the eon xteetitr- of Ihe o#po«ite DviLt with the Trea mif§ I Tv Sxooutivt t Who win the lather end paltun of liic win do aclietm frotn the first limit ol die Pub lic Ihqwmte- down to the tin til explosion ol ihe Pei Bank Sj>n ml 7V llxrculi e. Who denounced die Rytlcin as windy tin- I svfe, un-mind corrupt and ruuen at the out i set? The Whigs. 1 Wito told (he People thal the Public Lands were in the process of conversion ml* mia ta lrthle f.mila through the instruments uy ol die Pond The Whigs.' I On whom then ought id! ihe .orponnhilily nf ] Inc reieclinn nftlenostione, —thi r ntilnlllilul i nes"—noil the coiiseij jerii )•••• ■ fme Public i Money to rc-t! The Exet utiv I Let any tine read the h bored reports nf Mi Woodbury, ii which lientli mpis to relit'e the nlrj.*cl,one ol Adjin*. Clay. Webster, Bn ttey and (dullin'lll to dm i’e llmki— to allow llnii * die Oovrrtlllierlt h ivi* inner lost anr tiling hy ! employilijf state lunk-—ind lo pr*.vr; llietrj eit'irc lAinipeiein e to furnish n I iSyslei'i o' lvvi.li nige^)—a non* sound | Uiiif.irin h’J tinnen.enl imrrein:y«f^J)--ami ! (tie r ability in answer all llm fiscal |Mjfpn»es I .■I tile Tream )’ ami ol (h*innierci —tod dien | sty on wlnnii llm rcsponaihilily of their nr siiOA lodged uiiiuiintultiCMi ii. id li.ahilny sltohl ii si. i How manv titties Itnvn llie People culled • upon Mr Wood ',i i v lo pidilislt his Monthly t letnnts—mdlsi.v (mrltnacioi)siy ho liar, re ■ lu e.t ! I>.» y till or day tor in* ml Its ingeth • ci—tho Wmg jtr«e*>os rnlled <m Mr Wood. ■ bury lor llm diet urns. Still ho refused In publish them. f\'"t a word nor a wlnepet I | timid we get \V r neit .Mr Wise atl-emptoil j.h • Mtv* stifatinit i I tin* last aossion—whal jtv a* lb* ■ lenlv? The P:es ih*nt Mil vouch .oil (or Mr VV •* -try's tn'igr'ity and ability &. nil MU npi m im eit gaUnn unit th nounced at „ an t ..sue uillt the Jin aof Ntte Oilcans. And nnvv the wnoio tnidi entnes out. Th" Olohe r»*y„ ilini die money has ht*n loaned to , s/eeulaiort and ajqtrn/giaieJ hy the Hanks I ite Ooticlu the D,s!nliu!ii/i) iJ.,I. The no i nun s lor i s honor m connpting die People by giving diem dmiroivn Almny, This «e --. munis lor i a nlmto of Wise nil J Peyton— , who made precisely ti c some charges w >f nionilia "go~nmi nsked lor an opportunity til . proving them. Now, indued, the Globe ml ■ mils eve y Hung dial Wise nnd Peyiolt dosir • od in prove. It uoknrnvieilgen that Kend ill , nnd W liilimy have cihplnya*l ngonls who ' hate loaned the Public Monty In insolvent/ or I have themselves stolen awl njq,iujiriatal il Winn run bo snid nt n Onverinneut llm! sol ccN nnd pairoinzesaucli ngciils! We lihve nothing to any in (nv'or of (lie Do po«iio Hanks. 'l'hc Globe kon>vs more aboui Hie in Ilian wo dn—and we hive nndnnbt that wlmi it snys is in n great degree TKUE. Uni Inn* docs dial (act relieve th ; Kxcoutive ? How docs it get Mr. Woodbury’s neck drum the collar! Wlmi enursa w ill Congress pursue *m dm stf'jc. i—ufsniiniig (he siulQincpis ol llio Olobn lo bo co red? 1$ there no way nl reaching an mcompaumt nnd nnfiiithlul nlli cef—who Inis Inst MIIjLIO*\B of I lie public money, by solou!nig ttganis who arc aaciisod by the tfjicia l Journal, tn.d mhtcJly with die onnsin ll mid siiprnbaiiuii nt Mr. Woodbury— nm merely of having tmprnvidcnily loaned die jhililic monr., but of having actually tier . itn til —\V ,11 Congress I'nl nl us duly in tin.- iii*,ili i' V\ t|| lliePliOIM.K ho s.nislied widi nny dung but the must SCAUCIIINC IN UUIRY into tins ninnstrons selicn.e nf PAR- TiZAN PU’NDKU! Will ihey see the gallant Ocner.ils nl (heir army—one nftrr nn odicr court-matllallid—lot misforllinos which they could tin ntiticijKrtu, end diaaaiers wftieli no lurosiglti & no valor could have pro vented—will they see nil diis earned on by an ' arbitrary and oppressive adnihnslraiion—and suffer the admitted abuses, I be n idem incom/ r ■ pelenre, and the api-arent corruption nl « blundering, imbecile mid ntoi'ci*imry Trou*i.ry mficiT—ln puss without investigation ami without rebulit } The build mi al Wash ngion think loslnrhl them eves fr nn popular indignation hy linn, ing Stales’ Evidence. 7Ve kc mpi eesjnin with tlio crowd in the n v of Slop Thh/~~ and hope by tins silly device'lo escape detection and puiiisluneiit. The rngtios who have tot fire to >Miir house, lift not a linger to c.xlin* ; gnish the flamos but »i*l np a "line ami erv alter ihe incendiaries,' The Himes spread— (hey are bursting from the roof nnd llm tyiti- i dowk—nml* the (non who liqvo gathered the • combustible* and tipphed Hie niatch, are call- 1 ingnui••VValcli! Watcii!” ut tlmlupol thoit voice, nntl nt the same lime buisting drawers am! b-oiking lin:ks. in a siurclt lor tho gold, stiver, and jewels of llm Futnily! tub bade massacre, Thu Boston Post publishes tlm follow, ing inturesl ing account of llm maHsacro of Major Dade's dctaclunonl in Pioiid.i, in De. ceinaor, ISC), taken from ihe lips ol Hansom Clark, tlio solo survivor us that drcadlu. ac lion, who is now in U *t*fnn': •‘Oiirdutaclinient oniisistnig of H7 men ninlor ootinn ind nf Major I),\dk. stifled f l(mi ] Fort B o *k*«, T tir.pii B *y, on i> ; ogo f ,(- .ember, and a mud at tit*, see , c actl „„ - m .rintig pt ilio dS h I we mi 'he edge n, llir. eon eg from tte o wl l o lie l.'.u hit o lacked on the mgM pnw oj i foe ( ,n M wa* sttrrotnj led by tail gr is*,brush,s u, 1 1 i vies. A moment before wi; M gitrpiise.l, M tjor DvossaiJl i ns— ‘Wo nave got llmmgi all danger; keep tip o.md henr't when we pel In Fort K tig, i'n give you three days fur Clirislmns.’ ; “.U this tinm we were in a pah, or trail • on the imuler ol ilf pond; an I toe ti si notice i tout wt te oivetl oi the priM' iicu of the onoinv " wag tho *! fchtirge of a r fie by their chief i signal to moimioiK-e Ihealiack, Tim pot* j ~a J • n our right, and the Indians were sevtcred '■ roii 'il, in a (tetnicirvlc, mi nttr if t, m th o r ,. a , amt in idvaruie—reaching at the two hflet • ' ■' '■ !>•’ "i; I'.n leaving «i op-' inij !, r rnirfn ianco-Ou t.,. ~: llhi all( , „ IMO: tr . mtt gon 'lie nl|m f , s „ c „, v ■ ' ' ‘o* r U'.Uar.ce , guard, which wa { permrifd In ptsslnr nigh w.ilmus being tired . nn, and nf course unc nmcieiis of the ambus . ca In through winch ll ey bad man hi'd. A, ; the tme o lie n tuck litt. guard was annul a , quarter ot a mile in advance, the m int body : tel .owing in enlnmn, two c.eep. 'ihe Ch if r d ' was fo.lowed by a general disehirgp Irom I hs m oi, mid Maj.tr D ,nr, Capl Fimsieii • and Lent. Muoau.lngf ilmr with several non • c omm ** oned officer* and privates, were i brought down by .lie first vnllev. Oortoir I gourd hid a s x-pomtdor whioli as spun us I pus lb S, was hauled up and brought to beat 8 upon ihe ground ucenpied by the mifeen ene . mv aocreU'd among the grass, bru>h and trees. ' I‘he discharge nt llm canton vlipcked and i made llitmi fall buck, foraa half hour. Abniti f twelve of us ndranecd, and brought m „ ur f W’oiiuiisd and the arms Jeivnig llic dead • Aiming tlm wounded was Lieui Mudok, who was sp-ochless. Wp set linn up against a tree nml lie was found there two mouths alter 1 when Gen. Gaines sent a detachment to bu i ry Urn bodies of our soldiers. All hands then 1 commenced throwing up a small triangular breastwork of logs; but just as we had rj. ied it about two feet, the Indians returned, and renewed tlm engagement. A part of our troops fought wilil a the breastwork, and a 1 pan outside. 1 remamed outside till I receiv ed a b ill mmy right arm,and another near my j right temple which came out i*i the top of mv 1 bead. I received a shot in my thigh, which! hronghl me down ou tnv side, nnd 1 then got ’ in the breastwork. \Ve gain them forty.; r mite discharges from the cannon; and wh.lcl r binding for Hie fiftieth, the last shot we had; . our match went out. Tne Indiana chiefl, ; ’ levelled at the men who worked the cannon j In the mean lime the main bodv. of our ; troops kept up a general firu with musketry. | - "The lops of tht #nrfy must l«v*kv«n ’ v orv ImHI, Ucauii! ve ncti. H.nl -ulil v.e | tixcd on our men; hut the cannon v\ is fired i tt random. as only two <:r 'line Indian* op ! percrt together. W'iieii ti.cfir.ng tommenc ■ cd, tire advanced guard wheeled, and, in rc- ; ■ turning to ilie main body wen? entirely cut ! no. file battle laated till aliout tour in llie 11 njrcmocn, nml I was nhimt ijie 1 i»l nnc who handed a gun, while lying 0,1 l! iy mde. At j | the choe I received a alert m my right ;lnne- I der. w inch p sseri into my lungs; the blood r I gtixlied out of my mouth ill a in remit, and. I dropping my musket, 1 rolled ov r on in) j t ier. 'J’lte i diana lin n entered the breast* ; ! vvork, but found not one man standing to de -1 lend it. They secured the ami*, amnioritioili t : I and tire cannon, and, liopnci.ed such "t dm J ! Infirm fold era u» they supposed stiff lob* ! alive. Tboir nogroeK then eame in I" atrip i Ho; head. I had by tbs lilrie, »orne*’linl re- ; j vived, and a negro oba* rv* if that I vraa 1.0 l | dead, limit tip a musket, and shot frits in tin: j top of lint shoulder, and the hail ei iieonl ui jmy back. Alter firing heaaul -'Titer*-, d— | you i ike that.' He then striped me ot every 1 tb ng )mi niyfii.iri. ■ I ’* The ein-my il.cj d Mijipeared ! 0 the left i nf the pond, arid, II rough iii nlrriej* and up j prehene.yn. 1 tx imnned still, till nbo'.'t nine 1 u’Joek at night. I then commenced crawling on my knobaand left band. As J , was crawling over lb > dead, 1, it my hand nn . one mad, who (elt difT. icm Irum the rest *.o was imnm,nn(M titl cr I iiiuind hmnp , ami found n was Du ( otthey, an K'lgli-b --■ nun, nod the rent nt'u Hr l sir <dli rer resident I in Canada. I told Inm ihntit wit* ties'for i ns to attempt tntravel, iiat' C danger upper , ulin be over, and we rntgbt fill in w ill. •onm -ism tog a . As be Was oily wounded , in the side and arm, be could vvelk a little. We got alone is well ns vVc child flint mg l, , cunl Hilled on till next noon, whi n on n ri ; M Hg ground, we observed tin Indian ahead, . on horseback, loading h a r.fle. We agreed I ilm in? should go on one side of the road, and ion the other. The Inditm look after l)£ CoitRCV, and 1 heart) Iho dot barge ol Ins nf.c. Thi*g ive me time to i raw I into a ImiutilUek, unit hide unity. The [ml,an soon re nrrii d, vvrh hi* arms and legs epvptcd with h.o el. having, tin dihjtil nCi ordlhg to custom cut I)e ( 'hi iiCy to pieces n'ler bringing him down ivith inn rtfio, hhe Indian canto ri d.ng through t e brush in pursuit of me, and , approached within ten fuel, but gave up ihe seaii 11. I lie n resumed my muio back (o Fori Uronl.c crawled and l.mped llirohgll the nights and lyrenoons. and slept in the Itripfli during t ho in ddlo of lltc day, with no oilier iioiirisiiiiituit timu culdwntcr. I got io Fort. Bmoko on the evening of the fifth day; ami in five months afterwards Was discharg ed a* n pensioner, at eight dollars per month. The doctor attributes my not dying ot mv wounds to the oirgumstuin r, that 1 bled a I!" 0 d deal, and did not partake ol* any solid loot! during the five lir.-t d iys, * I wo other so.diets by the mimes Thomas and fSi’KAOCB. also ciunß in afterwards. Al though had y wounded they, amended it lr. e and tints escaped the enemy, on the evening 1 ol the buttle. They jiiined another expedition two months alter, but before their wounds were healed, and they soon died id ilictu ” 1 QKam«s3Baß«BMiiaißau»a3sMßCNß(asßEa UHUONICLB AND PUN lINBI,. I Ali'ftQST I. i Thursday Evening. Jane22,l 837. 1 t , for governor. • H. «11,her. J The Vicksburg (Miss.) Sentinel nays,“United c States Hank of Pennsylvania notes now coni* ( wand a premium of forty per cent, in this city. * They, arc still five per cent belter llian silver." | " U ", _ ( Wc lake great and unfeigned pleasure in copy- i ing horn the Savannah Georgian, the following i statement in relation to (he hanks of that city. The highest confidence can be placed in hanks which can make such a showing as that of the Savannah hanks. r THE BANKS OF SAVANNAH, The tbllowing we derive from unquestionr.hle sources, anil the facts, therein staled, will prov e ol more interest, than any other ituclligs , IC q „ e can lay before our readers. The Capital ol'tlie five Banks locMctVm Savan nah, namely, the Bank ol'tlie Str ,« ()t ’ u aor ,r| n the Tittiltcis Bank, the Marine *, Tire Insurance Bank, the Central Bail Uiw.a,.,.) U(ln k(, Con , I’a".' ■ “nil the Branch „f P lO Uank ul - t) ,. uieili umyunU only to and their circulu (ion on luo ISili'.my .if May, when *»»<»,•}© pny iiUMitt ' V^ r “ ( !S1 * s i >cl '*Uc(l, nmounieil $1,‘J54»l 12, bi’ing $ 1 ', l 3 loss limn ilu*ir capital, union ' iho I )ll’ clay of Juno inst, (heir circulation a-uoittiici 1 lo $1,095,446, Iteing u (iccrrnx© in the .don b-'wemi tUti.so perinds of OS. I 1 tho 18th Jay of May, these live lianks l» J( | • Specie in their vault* $717,191, aiul in f. O • 1()( [, s of other lianUa 399, nuking toge* nr ( ) j :j9O. On ihe Iftrh ol this month, g* * ■ * li mks >34 t,021, making Urge’ t , , r ..j o , g -.j, # dilUmiccai ibis lima of oe'iy 5759 , r)) ‘lien ecu ahon. and lI.OC, vvi , h llu< ol other anas, and v, r< |, ulo ,| llUl ut lhi , h „ ur ot ov.; diili irinSn ,, 0 . ttnJ d ilillf do „ arß ol their mvii bid j >n cir. ul vion. W hen iliw W(J ri)|lßil | cr „ 10 immonsc ro sonrccsol ll.cso Banks in Holes discounted, and hills ot I'.xchangc, what source of heart-felt S'lh'ii' alion, it is to he enabled to testify, as to 1 a.nind condition ufiha Banking instilutiona , m this city, and to claim for them, the enure , cot.li h neo, and generous support ul the Cituens . us Georgia. I The following sensible icimuks are from the i Hartford Kegisier, a devoted Iriend of the present ( adminiatinlion, and supporter of all the measures of (Jen. Jackson against the currency of the . country. Out the editor secs that the exnciinient 1 has failed—that we have no gcneial currency which is good throughout the whole country—' that liusiue-s cnnimt he carried on w ithout such a currency—that the Siate Banks cannot furnish it, and that nothing but a Nation it Bank can.— i His remarks arc few, hut to llie point. ‘‘Tilings ore discouraging for the present; the currency of llie country is ui confusion, wo hove ‘ no general currency lor the whole country, and I Bulls a great evil in But business Operations at ‘ j this lime; it operates hard upon the working cla-sos of ih“ community. If a man has mo ncy due to him in N. Orleans, Mobile, or any . reunite pail of ihe Union, or even as far a„ Utica I be must sacrifice a I irgcpan of his year’s bust- ' ness to avail himself of it.— Wc camiul.go and ! ■ bring'specie without a ruinous expense, and Bic j . J bills ol then banks are truly rags bere subject I , to S 10 and 15 per cent, discount. If ho wishes ' io travel from .me purl of the country to anolh- j . or. be cann.vt till his pockets with specie; it would neither be safe nor convenient, and it he j , takes the lulls of our own hanks, by the lime In puts up for the night he has got to submit m n , shave on the money in Iris pockets; and he Ins ' to rcjieat the operation daily (as he travels.) to the end of Iris journey—and returning he has j to R° uvi ' r Ihe same proeess again. Then: is no mistake about it—we must have some general currency for the whole country ; and jit must be a jutjicr currency founded on a I T* l1 ’ •‘•“•J «• "'“st have a currency which i will tie Just a* good at New Orleans. St. l, l)U js or BuUalo, ns it is at New Haven and Hartford’ and | rass just at freely from hind to hand whb- I out diw-oum. Sint* institution* can never fur msh su. U currency —the exjicrimem lias K>. n sutficiemlv tried, and it is now an acknowledged fa,lure. There is no bo,.e from that source —1 Nothing short of a National Institution whh' powerful restrictions,can accomptisU it; that can- i • it has Jane it, end it can again." From tit CKuhtU n ,V* c- v Jcnc il. FROM ST. AUGUSTINE. The schr. ,V. .V- Mill, (.'apt. Hnuraw !' •. ar ‘ i lived at Ibis port yesterday as ernoon, 6v™ Augustine. Wc am iiidehtcd to Uapt. 8. far the //c(»f,/of the 1C inst. trim which tvo copy the loilowmg t A detachment of Cspl. Hanson’s C vrwjtany, on a scouting exj,edition, a day or iwonnee. <h-,- | covered a track, snj-jtoss’d to he dial of an Indian near Mocnasin branch, about fifteen miles south- . west of this city, which eppeared to he going to , the vv coil. The post at Lake Monroe is about to be nhan doned on account of sickness, (Jen. Arm-lcid 1 j will sborily leave this for the north. '- 01. Ilarr- I uy, now in command ut i on Mellon, is cipeeled , : here to assume romniend. Ofikial infsinnalion lias been communicated i | hy (Jen. Jesup, of the fact of the Indians having 1 left llioir camp near Tatiijia. It appears that Micanojty, Jumper and Cloud, were surrounded hy a parly of hostile i mans, and ca-ricj off j atraiiist their will. The hiame is laid Ujron the Mickurukicv, who continued hostile. '1 hey have never been in nor did (hey send s representative, (ihlio* notified. Altrsm is at Tampa, under the [irnteeiion of (Jen. Jesup. The i>j»in cn is cx prcsaiid by some olficeis oflho Army that they will go oil, alter their “(J men * urn Dance.’’ J his is their season nf jturificaiion, and is always most religiously observed by them. It i» Haiti 100 that they will remain jjuiit unleas they arc molested by Ihe, whites, ll is feared, however, that the (Inc growing r.rojis of our fellow citizens in Ala chua. will prove 100 great a icmjttailun. They pfnhably will make no incursions in that quarter until (tie crojiH arc laid hy. ills said that last vear they kept uji llie lences around the corn fields in dial country, in older to preserve the corn. From Ihe I'cnsacula Uuzelle, June 10. The fugitive Creeks in our neighborhood are, like the fjetninole*, “tl'jwly touring in.” This jdiraise, nseil in this sense, and on litis subject, conveys more meaning than would he usually at tached to it. It implies whole volumes of wrong and outrage and treachery, which the Indian has antlered ami winch the white man has inflicted, insomuch that the wretched Italian knows not who may be I rusted or where to fly. It will he recollected that in our last, we men tioned that Lieut. Reynolds hail gone among Iho fugitives, mnl that much hope was entertained, Bl it they might all he induced hy him to come in. I he following is a letter from Lieut. K. to Ins friend here, dated Lagrange, 2d June, 1887, It confirms our worst suspicions as to Ihe manlier in which the twelve women and children spoken of, came to their vleaili. ‘‘l have just returned from a two days scout vyest of ibis pi ace, and could discover no recent signs of Indians being within Briny miles in that direction, for the last trine or ten days. The-In diaris whom I have with me, were tinder the im (trcssion from the direction of the trail look, it was their intention to make for Eserivan’s point, where doubtless they are at this time. I have to request you to do rnc ihe favor to semi word to the old fellow to retain all who may conic in a his place, feed them well. &c. &.c. He shall he remunerated for his trouble. It is my intention In visit Escrivan’s, so soon as nty duties shall he finished in this vicinity. "V our surmise in relation to the murder of Bio twelve women and children, proves to he correct. On-niy Mine westward, I was necessarily obliged, to pussilie place where, the murderous scene »a. | enacted, 'I ho spot was not more Ilian liliecn it c*. I tn diameter, I minnlely examined Ihe (d ice, m,,| am firmly of .be opinion that the poor devil/ were penned up and slaughtered like cattle, a-., u Kuu j, was the opinion ol the friendly Indians n, compa ny. The shrieks of the jiuor children, -.vent or— "nelly heard at a house, distant, I should think a qnailor ot a mile. Several were scalped, an . all who had car-rings, bad th.-.r eats slit with kn i»e» in order to pnss'„g themselves of the silver. J do think Bus e.oof the most oiinagenus acts civtliz ed men Could be guilty of. Had Bio officer in command deemed it proper to destroy them be fore their surrender, there would perhaps bavt liccn no inhumanity in it, but after u surrender and [lasting a swamp all hui impassible, ns prison er, to he murdered in cold blood, in the manner llie scene indicate g, is worse than rny imagination could conceive! 1 mn ah mi srtlingout for the head of the hay, where lam told Biete ore many Indians. I Bust Bierc are. It is rny purposa to v isit every camp am. yo'j may ho assmed every Indian within my reach, wifi accompany mo to Mobile I’uint.” air. Iveynolds returned to this place on \V- d . I nesday Inst and Ims gone with Iris rulin' rs t(l Escrivcn’s point, where h.eis to lakeß)'.. rto , )l and endeavor to find the linking i’'jc" s „f p, 0 Indians. Nothing can now he v ' llh , hl . n except m the wny proposed »- iV i ■ p *' ’ ty and treachery wine* , t, . ■ . ? , I i ■, ~ o >e ev have me! will from Bio whites, that tb* . , i or fl,. vv believe* . * - 11 bc sure « ,h « 1 1( | '*« " whites in aro <, l ) l ,roachca b - v lllL ' 0,1 v° 'be foregoing, wc have been per '"oiiri- ■' n ' * bt ‘ fi’llowlllg extract of an oifieial V , tui'.icalion Irom Lieut. K. daietl Lagrange, ■-I <inc, 1837. A ter leading it, who shall say Ih'-i thu whiles aro not more savage than the la- I dians! “Last night a (dot was formed hy a man named Lawrence, in conjunction vviih a number of men who have been mustered into service, to murder my party. I his Lawrence is the man who lost Ins wife by the snj.poses violence of the Indians, i was ir,termed ol iris and his parly’s intention at a late hour, hy a worthy oltl mail mimed Bush, whn cautioned mp to hc.on mv gu t l , tfialan at tempt would he made to destroy toy parly. I vv'as Inenled on the old Steamboat lying beside the wharf—had mv Indian*abari the wheel house. Bush kept watch on the (iireeaslle, ant! I at the cabin dour, determined, to tesist with life any at tempt of a hostile nature. Lawrence, hy some means was made acquainted with my watchful ness and relinquished Iris design. I made an ■ trivial call upon the comm Hiding olliver for the arrest of all concerned with Lawrence and rquest ctl that a civil action wigh be instituted against the latter " J|l KXFKKNAi ,«V8177~ From Ihe N T. F.tpress,JuneUi. LATEK AND VERY IMI’ORTANT FROM ENGLAND. /.onthu doles to "3d, and Liverpool Io "ilh nit. By the Indopeiidencr, (’a)it. NTr., which ar rived ibis morning from Liverpool, wo have re eeiv iNI onr English files to the above dales. The intelligence they bring us is gloomy enough |>reseiiling a sensible decline in Colton, ihe fail ures of several mercantile houses, the refusal of the Bank of England to extend further aid to American merchants, an unhappy aspect of the Money market. Accounts from the manufacturing districts are very gloomy. Among the failures at Liverpool, are mentioned M’addington, Holt »V Co., Mattomer, Bell eV Co, and PhOlps, James it Co. Under dale of ihe 20th, the London Times j *»>•»: ’ ll has been staled with considerable con j lidence. But the cnnsultaiions in the Bank of I England have been directed to the policy and prudence of granting fuillier assistance to the i American houses, should it be applied for, and it | is understood that fur the present, at anv rate, the 1 Bank direction " ill Dot declare to make anv fur -Ilh r advance. The Sylvie d’ Grasse arrived from Havre, the 17th May, brings no important news. From 'he N. V. Herald, J n , lc 19. IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE MX DAYS LATER. Our news schooner Tesaer, late last night boarded Iho packet ship Independence. Captain : Nye, from Liverpool,and arrived up to the city | early this morning with ciqiious files of jiauers I up to Ihe 23d May from Loudon, and 24th i rom ' Liverpool, and the London money market of the —tl; it was unsettled—u number of failures bad taken place at Liverpool, none of which are l K '- lowed to bo for very large sums, but the collect ive amount Is considerable. They bad not rc- Wived any intelligent-* from this side, later than the 2d, (carried out by the North America.) it 1 was thought that the' Bank of England could 1 l iJiain the A mo-inn toa-cs »ny longer, and l.asie r.fcaun-.t tiy tl.u llicy lud cm to the tie* j termination 10 refuse further gid to any bora-- wlu evor. T v coii idnimkct ha* hern firm— ootui* nod fen - ; 'k (line g a Ail in Liverpool. Account* 1./un lie - 11 It.not. <n llmt ».« e i.mvj.t had ru'civi.l Lord Ul r.-.'tin's ciitnniuni , canon in regard tothc Vixm. tn a very iinncaole I tnannvr. It is ntlcrr d that affair is us good us -Cl t led, 'The news from Barcelona is of the most depln I rabie anil menacing characlrr. In General J'i.r --! rruo’s (Governor of Barcelona) dcspaltb, it is j slated Ibat it had liecn only through the aid ol i the English Marines, landed from llie Rodney, 1 that tin- inrfnrrcclion of the 4Bi and slh Inst, bad ! been quelled—vo-t numbers of persons bad mri i veil at Marseilles, from Barcelona, who I ad to I fly from (be excesses ol the revolutionists. I The plague was making great lavagvs, in the Barhary a. iiU-a, except Tunis, and canned great I alarm in Bpain, Italy, ami the other Kingdoms hoidering on the Mediterranean. Every precau tion was in operation .0 prevent the spreading ol the pestilence. Although the disease was not 111 Tunis, thir authority of Gjbralter has prohibited the entrance of vessels Irom that port into the bay. The news of our commercial troubles had been received at Gibraltar. The Paris pajicrs of Sunday like those of ma ny preceeding days are destitute of domestic news . of importance. The debate on the National Guard Bill in llie Chamber of Peers on Saturday; that on (be ridjculooa petition of a lady culling bciscll ihe reap msible conductor ol the Gazette des Femmei, rind advocating tlio rights ofvvo man, which occurred the same day in the Depu ties and the approaching marriage ol Bio Prince Royal, arc Ihe principle domestic topics referred to in those journals. If the JYonveUe Mlnerxe is to he credited, the marriage of lhe g Duke of Orleans is to be made Ihe occasson for other measures, namely— 1. The creation of a body of Life Guards for the personal protection of the A'riiy (to consist ol four squadrons of calvary and four haltaUions of infsnlry.) 2. The decoration of 10 individ uals wiih the grand cross ol the Legion of Hon our. 3. Tire installation of a court for the Prin cess Royal. 4. The postponement of any de cision respecting the Order of the Holy Ghost now. in oheyance; ami fl. The resident n of the Royal faintly at Versailles anil St Cloud, content (dating die abandon inept of Bio Tnlleries, except for some months of the year ” On this paragraph it is only necessary to rr., mark, that the very act of making Paris and > , 0 | Fontainebleau; the soeno ol the impending fetes gives Io It a direct contradiction. The Court was to j.roceed on the 27tb j ns t, to Fontainebleau. Marshal Ulausel was r ,mch bel ter, A telegraphic despatch from Strar’ Jurf , i receiv ed in Paris oti Saturday, slated the t (.jp, fi ve ac . complices of Louis Bonajiarro in ( fi e a iV,ir of the 3!llh October last, who at firs' t n ci |, hut after wards surrendered themselves rtoro brought to Irml on Friday last, and acq. jjltoit. The Garde Anlionale ol Marseilles I’ imilionk the arrival in that port ot two vessels (,mm Barcvdonh,'having oil board a vast mftn'.ie r ~s i)!ls flv j ng ft om the excesses of the rev ~l lMi ,m i sts. rout Barcelona I nu jnielligßiifc received in lans on Saturday cvotling „. JS „ f the ninst de- Irinral'lem.d itic'ia ifinß c | l . lra eler. The Ckl)T.'Oor 0 Uji.cibiu (( /rn . p arrcJlo .j j n a loiter Jau-J 1 ie Hilt tusl., presents the situation of affairs in I * c ’*y ' r the most Sinister aspect. In that . om .jJcli the General states, that it had lieon only I 1 . |r "U-l | 'b' a aid ol'tlie British marinesian jed from the Rodn iy that Ilia insurrection of Via 4ih ami .nit ms'., ha I heel quelled; Bl.lt at ov.-ry instant no ex | ccled (0 lie deserted by ivi.t soldiers, as lie had I ,ecu already abandoned by in jrlv 12 out of the, 3 battalions of the National Gurr.l; that tin eivrJ auth "lilies, ileficicnt eitli er in courage or in fidelity, disappeared at nigbilfUl—an exaffijile fol lo.ved by such ol the inhabit: n.sas had anything to lose. Aber oilier Mill mo rc menacing •details, the General concludes hy p raving a reinforce m nt ol 10,000 men, vvithor it which the.“ Cat alonia insurrection wiissurch to triumph!” F 1 out \ aleneia llie itccin ..nts received were ol nearly as threatening a ct ntacler. 'J’he troops are kejtl in readiness tor inv aediato action, 'i’be town of Berirparlo had, it s reins, been entered hy the Caflists heloru the hr rival of Otaa to its re lief. ihe incidents, taken in conjunction with the discontent lln.t reigned in Madrid on alto I3lh inst., (tits oaicol the latest accounts from thence) the ru'.aored revolt of (Jartliageiia, Bio probable adhesion of Malaga to the insurrection, and the passage to the Argo hy Don Sebastian, produced I cqnsidorehlc uneasiness in Paris on Suitdj y last. Trie tea! object of Dog Sebastian's tnov cnictii does not appear io have transpired. The genera belief tec,smed, however, that it was in order to ! r.n a junction with Cabrera,with ultimate views over which the state of affairs in Caialnni.', Va lenpia, and in the capital would, it was supposed, exert conaiderahle inliueilce. There was no news of importance from -Spain stirring in Paris on Sunday. The Government courier who ought to have reached on Saturday from Madrid had not arrived up to the hour ol poston Sunday.—The, French l.hreo jier cents were, at half-past 1 o'clock on that day, done ul 79 17) (buyers.) Spain. — Bayonne, May 17.—YCstcrJiy, be tween 11 and 12, the (Jbriolino troops, 8.0.00 in number, appeared before Iron. The division pf General Janregui arrived by the road of the muun tains of A1 aritna, and General Evans, with the British Legion, debouched by the high road. At 1 o'clock the Christinos look up a jiasition, and crowned all the tieighhoiitia The artillery, which lately crossed the French territo ry from Socoa to Bchpltia, was planted at Ascain- Tile firing commenced about 2, and Was Well kcjil up until 3, when a portion of the British Le gion possessed itself ol’severaThouses and of the church of I run. The Carlisl garrison, consisting of 100 or 500 men, with 300 aimed peasants, are defending themselves with much bravery, and maintain a terrible fire from the house of Olazahal. The civil authorities of [run, who had retired within ibe fort, having hoisted a white flag at hall past 5, and demanded to capitulate on condi tion of being allowed to proceed to France, the .arlist commander, Soroa, on being apprised ot their intention, put an end to the negotiation bv recommencing the fire with redoubled vigor. Towards nightfall the firing subsided hv de grees, but was to begin again early this morning. S earners are expected at 2 o’clock in the Uidas s a o attack Fuentarahiu. I weitly wounded English were received yes terday at Beluhia. A British officer was killed while standing near General Evans by a cannon hall of 24 pounds. The Christina commission c. .4 came yesterday to lieltobia and ordered 50,000 rations. A letter f-om Cadiz dated the sth inst. con firms the information that Don Miguel had not been arrested in that city, as had been rejoined. The peis/itl supposed Id he that Prince was an 1 ajian named Vantii, who with a man who ac companied him was yet in prison, and about be ing brought to (rial. Russi a.—Lu beck, May 9—Letter from St. Petersburg say that Lord Durham has made com I mini ieal'ons to the Russian government resjiccj ing llte Vixen, which wore received by it very amicably, and the rvjdy to which 14 said to have been equally well received hv Lord Durham. Hence ilts inferred that the affair of the Vixen is as good as sc Bed to the satisfaction of the two governments concerned. The Emperor Nicho las will shortly set out on Iris tour to the interior of Kussia. Si-ANjsit I xTEtuocsce.—lnteresting intern* gence has been received from Bpa 11 during t e week. It will he seen that the dillerem fortress es ol Hernani, Irun.ond Fiinlarabi*, havb fallen into the hands ot the Queen’s troops.—From va-1 rions quarte s of that distracted country, the in-j telligcnco received is tar from partaking of the 1 same pleasing character. It must not he under- 1 stood, however, that the insurrectionary move incuts they detail betray any favorable feeling to wards Don Catlos ;on the contrary, they are produced hy the republican spirit which has been Fotal.mia. The f.Honing extracts Irom letlcis will show the position of affairs 111 that province,— ' Uauceiona, May 11.—\Ve are living in the “turns anxiety. The Place d’Ar.nes, the Ah-! Jusanas, the Citidel, the Mcntgonv, the Rim- i ‘ hla—ail are threatened with artillery. At ih u ' corner of cich tree! a cannon is placed.—\ ester ilay Xsmieru w « executed. To sacrifice one -iuj; e onn a display-id 14 000 bay< nets was M. • > ir., ami\i i n was h and that llie aidin' wind In- !• .coed. i'uiri no. in fa< i,lull Ins alanns; In ki.on'elbal tin people of Daicchni.i mil nol allow liter slaughter of upwards id' 300 cidicns without vengeance; either the city will remain cm umliercil wirh cannoi), or XI the least change will produce n terrible result In toe nienniiuic tin- town is deserted; nearly 10,000 persons have quilted it; and all the shops and matiufaclwiese are shut. Letters from Perpignan of the 14th current slate that the Republics of iicriss, Tarragona, an 1 other cit es, still hold linn. On the 18lh they displayed considerable activity, ami sent a force of 2,S(ID men to Monllilauic to n atch the move- , merits «f liaron do Mcer. Lit Mins Mon k v Market, Monday 22 I. j The letters from Liverpool having brought nr- | counts of several liiiiuics have induced a rather j gloomy feeling in the city generally. Such a | combination of circumstances is nt work Loth, j here and in the United States, to- prevent the ] merchants from obtaining proper return , of the sinus due to I hem. that sonic uppreb ansion bc- I girts to prevail vheihev the Batik r .n continue much longer 10 afford Ihnt sii/i/to' < to hi eh they j have hitherto done to the horse-'. concerned. No incident, however, has occur™ ,i in the city ivhich could be said to bear r.poiuß.reetly, or to justify, this feeling. The house.. Which arc stated in the Liverpool letters to Wave s'opped arc those of Wifddiiigton, Ault &, Co., Malcohnson, Doll & Co., and Phelps, Js nics & Co. None of these arc believed to he for very large sums, but the collective anioi .il considerable. They have been followed t,y a paralyzing ettect in the manu facturing di vrids. The Consol r.iarkol has been firm, with scarce ly any ' ariaihni frotn the prices of Saturday. Ibe quotation was 91J to £ for money, and 91A to | for t'o e July account. Exchequer bills arc aSs. to 345; the same as on Saturday, though the belie, Las not diminished that some tcdiicilon in the. raio of Interest upon them is contemplated. I lie |-,s jal quarterly notice for the exchange ol the f.ilis falling due, which will appear in a few s, will determine hqw (ar that tuilibn is a cor fer i one.—lndian Bonds'bpfngibqnghl less likely Vv be sul jeeted to such a reduction, though i lie I East India Company very commonly follow the Government in all sitch operations, have been the more favored, purchase, and have borne a higher value. Some sales in them if largo extent have, however, ,alu4i place, and though the premium has been will supported at 355. to 375,, wc should 1 not be surprized if some project of the kind is in view with nespe t to it. ~ :yjrxzjm r jrjriAAiu'Ta.*;iLii7anrc7 fcOM.UBiRKIAf... At HUBTA puiur.s current; licviscd uttd comcled xemi-xeeeklij, fur the Chronicle , *s' Stottinrl. Bag"mg, Hemp 20-a 25 j Raisins, (dull) !sl)a’2Uo 'i'ovv 12 a 20 | idee, 3-1 a 41 Bale dope, 1U a 14 I Spirits, Whiskey 45 a GO Rue it, new , ILK. Hum 48 a O'.) ( Hums II al2 l og. Brunjdy Jot) u 250 Shoulders Ufa H Holland Hiti 1-ft a 150 Sides 11a 12 B. lir.-mdy 871a 125 Duller, Hushcg- So a35 Sueur.*,Si. (.h. 10 a Id, A. Carolina Id a 2Muscovado 8a 10 Candles, Spetln 33 a33 Porto.lin'd 6-n U 'fallow IG a(8 Jievy thleans Hall Cheese, 14 aIG Ibnnn , wide 14 als gr. Cuba 12a 1 5 Do brown 10 a 12 java 11 a IG Suit, Go u 75 l uimiioii Rio It) «14 Snap, yellow 7t a 0 Ctttun, .liOa'ii) •ihot,' Ualn . bi.rer, Canal 813 afl Teas, Hyson- 70 alt ft Baltimore 7a lo Imperial 95 a 125 turn, 112# a 125 Umipowder Uo a 1.5 !■ rd, lit a II V.rudusc 'Factory, Hides, dr.tallod Hi ul3 V.ons 1 n iGu iSa-fl'C. tread, ttia 9. Uz.mliurj.siN.il lot Molasses, S 3 a45 No. 2 I4i A ues, 7i a ti, Muelwrtl, No 1 811 al3 Oils, s perm, 125 a 13", ,\o. 2 80a 11 Linseed 125 a IS7 No. 3 87: a 8 Whale 55 uGo il o.es, .Malaga GO n 75 Pork, Aleas none Tcneriffc ; 87i u Jib Prime none Madeira 150 a 3.0 Peeper, 9a 11 Claret, per gal, 825 Spice, 'Jail i Champagne 810 als RDM ARKS. Cotton.—Our market fi r the las! week has been more eliminated lima lor some lime past, alt la j’ at prices same as last week 'Phe sabs during iln week lime reached near lit CO bides, hi mg meetly bought fur orders ami roiniilances to the North We now quote G a9l ets a» the extremes ol the market; while must ol the sales are nnUoai 9 cts. forg. oil crop lots. (. r ocr. r. I r:s—The'trade with the interior con tinues light— not a barrel of good Flour lo be rad In the market. A load of country flour us common quality sold fur §l2. Corn sell, by the bad at 112: os; arid Meal at ?f SO per bushel LixciiaNGE.- Iha dv maud for Exchange on .New York is great:r ihftn the supply that can be had from our Bunks, even at iho liigh rate of 5 per ctni. A large amount of United , States Bank bills h tv*. beansuU during thi week at 4! pur c I.t pretn tor small bilb a <ls per .cent 1 r large ones. *vpo cih has Infeu sold lor 3 per cert prom, t becks on Charleston i per com for city bills, and 1 pur cent for country money, Freight continues without change lo Savannah. No boats up for Charleston. < I :—_ UVerpooi. cot ;' n maskkt, mat SO. j h'.oPghoul this week the prices of American Cullen: have been very irregular, being in many 11,, j slanceac. firely regulated by the neesssitiestu'tho l sailers. \V 3.-reduce our qiiotniims generally »,| to' Id per 11)., bu.-ia good fair quality and upwards the decline is ImreK'.r 'i much. At these rules the mar ket dosed with-a continued gloomy appearance.— Egyptian continues l'i he nlgleclcd, and prices nearly nominal In i, rozil a dec inunf jd par lb. has l ee., generally siihim«ted to. burnt is heavy ~'f sale, and in some qualities has d; dined .<1 per In. Bume purchases ol t is dcsertpiio i liaveliecn made for shipment lo Canton. Jhe sa ,es of the week a tnmtnt to 17,800 hales, Including 2t, !| <J Amerii-mt on speculation, and 2490 American,Bo Pfnatq,.BsUcu rut, and 80 Dengal lor cX(>ort. Taken on speculation this year, baa’s 31,50 i) Saamin 183 G, 95,200 Forwarded into tkocuuatry unsold this year, 3!,SOC Same in 183 G, 2(i,1u0 Increase ol import this year, compared with I lie same date last year, 143,21 G Increase ot stuck, 803,500 Decrease ol quantity laken forconsutnp ,lion. , 33,G00 Decrease ol quantity taken for export, ),.,00 biau ineni of Hie > eneral linpnil and Export of Cot ton imu a..it Irotu ilio u hoJe ktiigiloiu, from the Ul of January to the 13th nisi , and el the im ports and Exports for the same period last jvar. IMPORTS FOR 13d7. American, bags 437,941 South America, 59 011 V> i si Indies, Demerßra, <tc. o’_> j j Lust Indies, g.'-jp( Egypt, Ac. 93 Total of all descriptions, CGa,227 nr ld3o. American, bags 301,123 Boath American, 49,795 Vr. Indies) Uemetaia, ice. 1,83 i I'Ust Indies, 625G1 Egvpt, We. 4,509-416,343 Incr. of imp’ls as compared with IB3G, 151,102 exports in 1837. American, 10,932—brazil 730—East India, 19,093 ’’ esl India,o0 —Otlier kinds,oo. Total m 13:i7, bags*3l),32o teame period in IS3G, 32,523 „ Stock. May 10,1337 bags 3 SO, 100 burnt* tune J33C, Ul fiUi) 'IoESUAV, May 23 The demand fir cotton since Friday has been very brisK, and prices of the must current qualities ol Am rtcan cotton udvant-eii id per It), at W'hich improvement ilia market is freely supplied by holder, with eotton bales on .Satur day 01), 0 bags; .holiday, 50uo; and to-day 3500 to . 4U 0 oag, Uli the aggreg no business since Friday, -UOO American have been lake.,on spocuiauon atm i-)J American ami 1000 Sural for export. Armed since Friday, three Vessels from the Hinted Mates. gj 1. ■ - 11.1., Marine Btall*S i ;icr. DLPAiiTEtt. ' Steamer Chjro.vae, V.rn., tor .Savannah, Charleston June 21—-ATriveil j ofeterday, shop $ -1 .tots, :-ou,barn,<;u Auguatiue; Sleiiui pti.kel Uuikt# Ail.uim, King, >avaiui ih. * N C earea, Er sloop liarli quin, Seymour, .Nassau, ' Went to sea yesterday, ship l/onlgomerv. Grace 1 Mobile; Ime ship s tmm n. Kerry, Nmt V--rk: Ung Ciobu, ReiJ. Havre; Bng Wave Talbot, IVm. rdr - Brig Alexandria, Covel, t'bilsdelpbia; Line brieG nrnier. Bennett, Ilnltnn re; si hr Ellen FI <,,| ’v Vo k; L’ S .Mail sclir Hope, Sully, Key West’s,,' Indian Key. “ Sav<nvan, June 20— Cl’d, ships WaherSm, Baa, Havre; .'lout inma, .Nlauran, New York Oplelliorpc, Beard, Baltimore; Hen Melnt,,f Chapman, ilo; ll'ilhnm Fowler, Boston- i-’ etc Nam, bleeper, N York U ' Arrived, tlnp .Millrdgevitlc, Fortcr, N York- X, L:n-oln,Npier, Tbomae'on, Me. ' l: Went ;o sea. ship Hi V\ hiiney, Dyer, 1 iver r „„, brigs (Jon Mehilosh, Cbapm. ix Baltiinore- VVil lam Fowler, Boston; :cbr Uncle Mm, Mecr v SNs York. * * * n-iwi3-^c -vunrz. r.zs -.■afL'.-A, *in 11 mi m ■ „i ■ fcr Mr. KdrVor—Pletttt- publish Ibo appotntru nis ul Camp-.bccimgs in tbo An-p,il District— t '*‘ J Richmond < nmp.Jleei.ing, 13 miles below Atwn. , fib hjfeiriniig on the 7IK Jmy, nt night, and conch,l! 1 mgtni I lie foikiwing \V ednesdny. I -e'h.B-m C.tmii-ineeliiig, m Mr. Jforiiih, bez.n j fungonilic 12ib July, at night, to com lndo on the follow ing Monday. ) Columbia Camp-mecling.ai White O. k, I August 23d, at night, and close on tho lulWiv .uumiiiy. * may J 9 <Xj‘ VV’e arc aiilhotised lo announce FUEfc I LACY asn Cundidale for the < fliceof Nhcriir. of Rtclmtond county, alike ensuing cite ion in January. june7 t\i‘W Sc hoot. ON the 101 11 of (h tuber next, MR. and JII!S ElKIF'.i; TON will o, e„ a Sonooj. ol Reynold am. ,Mclntosh streets in this city, for tU iuslrnclion of Young Ladies. ’J'hey will be provi. ded with able Assis ants, ami make all o-sible ar miigcmeins lo furiiisli their pupils with the advan tage of a thorough and accomplished cduentidn. There will he bin one term, consisting ofeHit months,from the 10th October to the lUtli Juno. ° llci'ercnvc: Urv. S. S. Dnvis, Kev S. K, Talmn-e, Hev. h. K. Ford, \V. Smifh, Col 11.11. ('rimming, Mr. John Moore, Mt. Ihibt. Campbell, Clms. J Jenkins, Etn Mr. John Ron - s, N\ in. E. Jones, Fisa ’ Win. IF. Holt,Esq., J. W. I'nviJ, Etq J" 11 ’- ‘- >j 146 avvtf Spcck*- by JOHN G. WINTER, l ur, ° - 116 C BS© CScwjicjj. "B" F.F7 my | I-.tit ition in Dnrke county, on the ii_sj jiiulji ol the loth inst., and Jellovv iiuitihJ •> j , common .SiZh, h nr*k, w ell macie. inclined to bo bow round face, Bpeeks quick when spoken to, and is twenty three years old. ile lur meny belonged io;l.e\vi3 Cnclimn ol ( aroli- t na. As he is nr-qnaitiled with iheriver, and is an- ’ tul, he may attempt to gel on some boat, I theicforo caution alt captains of boats or vessels against re ceiving him on hoard. 1 think, however, he will go back to Carolina, if any person should take up said i.cgro, 1 would ihnuk Ihciu io bring him !o mo if convenient, instead of carrying him to jail and re ceive the above reward. June S 3 [\v3tl4GJ JNO. II COX. •BiJCSCJ'W 's’t , ,i?g. t'Sppyipg) Wi l' racl ' e< ‘ LAW in tlie counties of Barks, 1 . v ,“ Jefferson, and Washington Uflleeatl.ou isvillc, (*co. fj:me2l J-15 3iiu!sww ■ BV Sl \ DdF’IHl & C!»i,l,lSs' \ ' l l. l rivilt '! a finer hedllhy and likely young u Ntgro Man. 2G years oid, first rate coaclimaii hostler, house servant, and a good cook,'sober, lion! cst and a Igntiv.-, eimract r exc-llent, ami tilled- a lii-piilablc, tamg wcl known in Augusta and.its viriml} Foid lor no nuh. It is owner leavings he kd ,tv sac.) to ante to,ate lie- situation of a lie.th in scr a,. 1. In solecliqg a good mast, f, it possible where ho can.remain.inarhts litniiiv . . 145 dGt 92? Consflhiliiiuallst wi'l copy iHI forbid. «S Sfeccruvwi * i N A for saio, ai supply of Osborn’s B ihnokim -A or lona s /‘nend. A libe.al dednciion will bo ma le to loose who pntlu-as ■ :u s, li again. )»lno,-ii DAViEANU,.KISLEV <fc CO. ,-J B2s9swea*’s New Work. A 1 )' LNn , its rise and fail, by E. L. Bulwer to *■ * Ihor of • IVllia.n,” Ac. -nuiwer.au- VV ’ Ainsworth, Esq, author of ,) (L'EockhH 1 ' 6 I ,To ° f Sir U ’ a!tt ‘ r Sc “». Ban r hy Ne<c I xiit-inncnis, meins without iving I lie Insio-y Ol .-I,n .-q.ver, ,. f livW othrr ..people s n pans ° °"** r Uhwr I 'wist, or the parish b .v’s erheres, lex ;ji 2 «.t„o.h-r tales kdal;.,.;Ully r ,,l^ Ihi Poslhurnmi- papers of tlie I’n-kwick ('lull 4 0r,.... ' ,U ," !| ircs ami up,.rung tmnsaet ~„s of the-- • corresponding in uihers. edite I by ‘tfloz " Ju.-t received and liirsalc by j ini' 19 • •• 1L LC.PUNT. - 4 .&< lasii&j & naeL3i.i.\D + beaekks in coorniNu it a rs and smohs. ",HOES : ■ 8 IvlNfc'AN r> SU MM F1 { A f-HORTM EXT Pr, . L. VV. I'OUl.'E CO. -fl 5 !■ . ' ri ’ c '" vvA j adingi •?. Foots and FKof* comprising every article intheline. All nr aiwv, n ‘ , ' i n bp l‘ i! l ' U - 'Manuli.i iims dirc-t, tk.v b ;<„| d n" U , as 1,1 ">e A unite EtimgSki,’,s ;l, “* 01 Leal bur, Mm me, .3, a!, and win rough. do '° ‘ P A C p, l ll ’ ; f ” i A ! Vo' 11 , 1 a ?. Wl , ll *? f ur notes of the Ceil ■ n-,„| l, 'rC’"," k, i ßan l‘ jf U'ulutnbus, and insurance Bank ol Columbus, by JOHN H. WINTER, - J llle 16 Ml No. 240 Brond-st. ruius, prime retailing MOLASSES I or sale by AiUlsE & COHEN 3_ 135 ' ESrntoval. i-? &U. Cl.AllK, Haulers in Watches and Jen v".y , ' a '« ['’moved to .lie Store on the corner o Rroad and Mclntosh streets, known us the Bust Oflice corner imp 25 if 122 Wmasctsi. Awn , m B k- )V V b "e Ve< ‘ n 12a,;d 14 year* "M. ~ " a I'A'd to hire by the month or year Enquire mthisefl.e, ' june J ‘fi ll ;' • s ** < ’riß* liaying rciuriiedTdv'vard An )J r y Sibley, William Knin, mid Horatio Bent asdefnal.'tng UrnnJ Jurors, ut January 'J’.-rm, 1337; and w. "amhen, C, E« m bert, Geo. Living stmi, <.J. (on VV m. If, Btigg, and Hawkins Hoff, ’ ui ihfiiiltmg Bent Jurors,—amj Hiram N. Wilson as a ifoi.miting J alia Juror. The fust named as [•rand Jurors will no lined in the sum oi F’ony Dol lars, a d the last named ns Betit Jurors in the sum 111 t wenty Della 6 , mile s a satisfactory excuse bo bled 011 oath with tlie Clerk of the Coin! on. or bc (or , tlie loth day of Judy, 1837. A true extract from iha minutrs. . iuno 3t JA.VES a: cLA VV3, CJeik. 'a'« aKij'c, A '’t'LUABLE House Coy. Enquire nt this i X office- mnyß !t.7 .1 L, Col a r 'ne r sliip heretofore existing In in llmnrm <jJ Uoucl A: Bolhwcll is this doy dis>oi'* oil by mutual consult. , f N. H.CT.OUD, a - jril 1 '8 D. E. BOTHWELL iiLI-LAUD’S celebrated Patent Animal and egeta ile Oil Foap, for cleansing coal collars, y notion, linen, and cotton goods from spots ocea- Stonodby grease, paint,tar, vurmMi.and oils, of every description, without injury to the finest goods, lor sa ' el, y M. H. CLOUD. -l 1 P nl 17 891 No. 232 Hioad-sl |\j VJ ICE. Cniorcd persons luund at large n the Uiy alter nineoVluck m night, and before day iignt next morning, wit bout passes s ating distinctly ie place or pl„c * In wh’c/i such colored verson »•* ,P US *' vv conjin d as the Ordinances ol tlmCny (brert. FOSTER BLOIKiET, Jan I< 13 tfj City Marshal. I,E—il splendid brass mounted Buggy '> «igon, double sent, lined with flesh colored uatereiHiras deZln, wiih double harness, polennd 7 mi^e b> order In New Haven, Ins; summer,, oi tlie b,j*i maierials, At»p!vio Jan l> H ts) ’ G. MINER Wffici’ <»f I k Aiken, February 22. 1537. * 13 ?B v cn tbat from the l»r March, the ras*c igcr Lars from Hamblin mid Chnrleslon, daily (.Snndav’N excepted) at Go’cluik^ A. .M. t end run through th> snmndny WM. JR., Aernt Transportation C, C. <i K. R- C. 4j