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 on was rsssed proposing the 18th inst proper day for the resumption of specie paymehIs The following extract in full

 That committee of lonr merchants shall he appoint ed whose dnty il shall be weekly aer the 18th sept and 10 report every meeting the aie of discount bewee the issues of specie paying banks and other bank issues. which rHte af discount when fixed shall form criterion and regulate the price which the money or Tered i phymen debts contracts of kind shall be taken and received"

 The effect of such agreement this only be to raise the piice of merchandise, accord with the difference between the par and deprecated nds while will be both unjust and impoliuc in its action Oil bar gains already concluded resolution also passed, requesting the banks furnish accommodations to those who violate the requirements of the meeting The Georsans determined have goud currency, even at the cost of some little extr,- judicial proceeding. From the review of the year by the Savannah Price Current, select the following satisfactory notice Of the crops.of Georgia.

 "of the prospects of the growing crops the we receive from the iEteor favorable far more than the wet weather experienced m the early part of the month prepared s to expect Fortunately for the gener- al good the heavy rains appear have prevailed chiefly in those sections of the state where the crop most backward snarng the serious injury experienced Inst son rom the rains which fell at short intervals np o 5 September.

 "Picking goes prosperousy under the current fine weather and the samples thus far exhibited of the yeld are equal to last year in stape while they decidedly superior in coorn

 The Sea Island crop, says, have suffered very mate rally and generally by the wet weather The yield, it thinks, will be cut off one-half

 The same paper that the banks have il in contem platon reduce the rate of New York exchange per cent prem and they have determined and after date, to meet all demands for specie without avaing themselves of the "four per cent law"

 RIcE.-The Savannah Republican of the list says '- The harvest the Savannah rver has already consider ably progressed the fields loaded with piles of it's rich golden sheaves, and the product promises to be full STOCK OF COTTON-In Augusta Hamburg, Aug. 3l

 lS4l. lSiO Augusta, a,................ bales. ,5O6 .3,29S Hamburg, ,71l ......S97