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The ne,c Crop.-We are informed that two (more) lots cotton, in all, 60 bales, received yes- terday by the Central ra' road, from Burke, Jefer- son and Scriyen counties, consigned to Messrs. R. son, and c. Hartridge. This cheering intelligence is indicative of the planters perseverng activity in or- warding their crops to market, and they will find corresponding spirit amongst oar werchants who a- ways have been, and are prepared to give the plan ters ihe most liberal facilities, for promoting their welfare, by the highest prices for their crops and other satisfactory arrangements for the continuance of their trade with Savannah The rail road trains daily laden with full freights for the interior of this State, Alabama aud Tennessee. The river is in fine order; Steamers and atber vessels, with cotton and merchandise, constantly arriving and leaving for Augusta, Macon &c and transmission of goods from the wharves to the rail road depot steamboat yards, and warehouses through the city proclams the active commencefnent of the business season.--Sa- ,annah Georgian.