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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

Lwhcr's Character of Hiniself and Melancthon.-''l have always greater pleasure in seeing Melancthon books whether in Latin or German, exposed for sale than my own, was born to this--to war and battle with troops of devils, so that my books stormy and warlike. have to break the clods and root out the stocks, hew away thorns and bushes, to fiil up the pools l am the rough forester, and have to break and lay down the road. But Philip travels delicately and quietly along it, builds and plants, ,sows and waters with pleasure, since God has richly en- dOwed him with hts uifts.o .o
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

4 Race against Iime.-A man, whose name we could not learn, says the New York Signal, made a bet the other day of 1 900, that he could ride 300 miles in 24 consecutive hours, on many different horses, over the Beacon course, near Hoboken, New Jersey. The bet was taken and he commenced at 6 o'clock on Thursday evening-accomplished 200 miles in the first l2 hours, and yesterday at five minutes after o'clock completed the task-beng 8 minutes within the time, and winning the bet. It is supposed that he suffered somewhat by the enter prise. This we are told is the greatest distance ever performed in the time in this country, or we believe England, where 279 miles is the great est distance if our advice is correct, that has ever been accomplished in 24 consecutive hours.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
NEW THEATRE.

MIR. ADAMS respectfully informs the citizens ol Mobile and the public generally that at the requesl of numerous parties who were prevented from being present at his entertainment Saturday evening" he he has prevailed the arrangement to grant him the use of the Theatre for
 One Mgh More,
 THIS EVENING, Monday, 18th June, On which occasion he will have the honor of offer ing n VARIETY OF NEW FEATS,
 And conclude his entertainment by his TERRIFIC ASCENT ON THE TIGHT ROPE
 FROM THE
 STAGE TO THE GALLERY iune2S
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

Bunker HiR Monument.--The Boston Transcript says-Eight layers of stone have been added to the Bunker Hill Monument this season-each layer being two feet eight inches in thickness, making an add- tional height of twenty one feet four inches. The monument is now, consequently, upwards of one hun dred feet in height, and is rapidly increasing in alt tnde We once feared that none of the present gene ration would live to sec this monument completed. We no longer entertain such fears. Indeed, it is not rsking much to predic that the stop stone" will be laid, on or before the 17th of June l842. aF
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

Abolition in the Ascendant.-We have accommodating indications over and above Mir. Adams's success in the resembling of the Fist, Rule, that Abolition is looking up under the auspices o the dominant Fede- ral party.
 We gave list yesterday of Abolitionists and Adams men, placed at the head of important com mittees of the House of Representatiyes-H Fillmore, Giddlngs, Hall, Saltonstall, Morris, Os- borne .B0ardman, &c. and Adams himself who join ed the Indians against Georgia, and who prophecies oyfully league of all colours, against the Whites of the South, the head of Indian affairs Mr. Under wood of Kentucky, who has always voted with our enemies on this question, the least to be relied of all Southern members on the Slavery question, is put at the head of the Committee of the District of Columbia, the very point in position first to be assailed. It the old league of Adams & Clay. '
 We published last week an account of daring at tempt of the Aboltionsts of Boston, seize and b crate negro from on board North Carolina vessel.
 The late Administration it will be remembered took decided steps to prevent the malls being made the channel pf Abolition and ncendiary agitatiou There is now Ga change' Abolition papers are accumulat- ing upon us, and her repeated complaints of their receipt drought the Post Office. Granger is at the head ct that Department.
 The following letter was received two days since from the Clergymen of one of City Churches. Accompanying it was copy of the American Lutcliigencer, Philadelphia paper, containing the most inhammatory appeals, and iucendiary sugges- tions. Will Southern Wings submit to such things, and aid and abet theml Does it not become our Southern President to that there be no traitors on his staff' .n
 To the Editors of the Mercury.
 DEAR SIRs: l am sorry to find the Post Office under the new Administration, becoming again the vehicle of Abolition papers. For the last three months, have received more articles of this descrip- ton, than for the three years previous. send you the first numbea of ''the American Intelligencer,' which have just received as specimen of the new form under which Institutions are to be sapped.- Charleston Mercury.
 T''7T SITPSCRIRER
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

o. K.-Ayfa Condition.-A correspondent of the Fayettyille (N. @ Observer, in noticing the census of that town says-sIn the juvenils department find 2s7 unmarried ladies between the ages of sixteen and thirty, and 406 between the ages of ten and sixteen. To counterbalance that, we have but AS young men of marriageabe age but ten out of that number in situation that would justify their taking the sponsibty; five out of that number have determined to lead life of single 6sssedness, and the remaining five are not worth having"
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

Z. .'TRe foflowing individuals from this State took passage on board the Great Western for Bristol, which left New York on the 10th inst: Wm. Mlli- gan, Geo. Martin, John Littlejohn, A. fatre and &.
 Forbes, all from Mobile. From the interior Dr. w.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

commission of enormous yillAinirs. Men are often honest, when they enter banks; they seldom leave them strengthened in rrobiiy. There is constant temptation to do irresponsible evil in them, which, in times like these, try individuals terribly.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
co M MERCIAL.
MOBILE, June 25


 COTTON.-Snce OuF last we have received advices from Liverpool per the coumbia The dates are 10 the Ed inst At that port sales dull with prices shade lower. The expectation that the last crop was very limit ed the only that prevented further depera- tion. The stock in Liverpool 510OO bales an amount target then before accumulated in that port The quotations for Upland 5s 7i New Orleans 5l sli Alabama, Mobile, 54 az.
 In the Mobile market during the week the business has been very limited The receipts only 213 bales = The expnrts Liverpool 272l bale; to New York BIO; Boston 204 10 New Orleans 2 making total of 22 bales, reducing the stock l35s5 against sl992 at the same period last year.
 The sales of the week reached 300 bales nt prices huctuatug and uncertain The extremes arc He rang ing between the according grades The qualities on sale principally ordinary and middng. We omi the table of classifcntons.
 EXCHANGE.--The demand for exchange has increased and rates have advanced from a to per cent The Banks doing very little in this way One of them i' checking New York equ, eent to 10 per cent in and many renittances are made in cerh rat.s of
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIoATIoNs.
HAERE Inne {

On Monday the sales of cotton amounted 300 b. and yesterday to 800 U at decline of fla If 50 al- most all American descriptions Since yesterday large supplies have arrived from the States and our present stock amounts to 900 bales.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
c ON SIG N E E s |.
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

IMPORTS. New Orieans-Schr Hornet l65 coils rope. pig iron 227 sacks corn New Orieans-Schr Mary Jane 78 coils rope 5 tons iron | l5 sacks Hauana-schr Belle $23sO specie, 96 bags coffee, l45050 cigars, lot of fruit. Ne,o Orieans-Stesmboat Champion g bbls floar 5 bags pepper 50 sacks corn, hhds hams do sugar. do l tee bacon.
 EXPORTS Liperpool-Ship Plymouth 1876 bales cotton
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
MANSION UOITSE

E,
 Pearson, Claiborne; Roane, So Ca A Sloo, Indiana; Schild Mobile; Mrs Proctor La; Jno Proctor Major Chase, Pensacola; W Hardaway, Koone, Chapman, W King, O; Col Strong, La; Lieut. Sully, SRS; A Moore, schr Belle Hooker, 5 Ca; c Chapman, Geo. Carson, Baltimore Hopkins, Ala; Leon, Ia J West cOtt, Miss Westcott Pensacola.
 WAVERLY HOUSE.
 Day, Brown, II Randall, McLane, La TLacy, w Duffy, Miss $ Duffy, Bullard J Adams, Mobile; Col Day, Fla Frost, Nichols, McCerren, N O; L Grant, Conecuh co; satonsgravy, Paris.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
 PORT OF MOBIL UNE 2s.

CLEARED Ship Plymouth Fuller. for Liverpool. Schr Elizabeth Jane, Gunnison, for New York, Gard Sager.
 Schr Dream, Reed for New Orleans. Schr Elizabeth, Newton, for New Orleans. Schr Mary Ann Margaret, Crowell, for Pensacola Steamboat Tropc, Longstreth, for Louisville.
 ARRIVED Brig Linden, Livermore fin New York to Ryan. Schr Candid, Wilkins, i'm Baltimore. Schr Orelia, Chason, fin Havana, in ballast. Schr Hornet, Vail fan New Orleans. Schr Mary Jane, Bostc, fin New Orleans. Schr Belle, Moore, fin Havana, to H H Raymond. Steamboat Niagara Sullivan, i'm Wetumpka, with l4s bales cotton.
 Steamboat Champion, Baker, from New Orleans.
 MEMORANDA. NEw YORK, Juse l6-Ar, ships Renzi, Mobile; Tuski- na dos brig Alabama, do. l9Ar, barque Charles Williams, Mobile brig Gibral- tar, do.
 NEWPORT, June 16-Ar, soop Annawan Mobile. FALL RIVER, June l5-Ar, sch Atlantic, Mobile
 From Foreign Ports.) Liverpool May 26-Ar, Warsaw, Mobile. l9-Ar ships kensington, Victory, Hercules and Az nes, Mobile.
 3l-Ar John Bolton, and Asia. do. June 2-fIudson, Mobile; Duchess of Butte. do. Ar at Sclly, June 1-Henry Leeds i'm Mobile fir Havre. Havre, May 29-Ar, Ilzaide, Mobile. Spoken, May 18th, lat 34 lon 43, Gentleman fin Mobile for Marsees. June 1-Ar, Colossus, Mobile. Antwerp, May 29-Ar, Ebro Mobile.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

"Fyscai Agent.-The monster which Mir. CLAY has called forth from the Treasury shows how utterly hypocritcal have been all the Federal pretences against concentrating power, Government power, in its fiscal agent. That now proposed by Mir. EWING coverty consoidates all the power of every fatal measure, which it has been predicted by the Demo- cracy would make part of the Federal policy to ensave the country. On the very face of the scheme every body must that the bribery and corruption ofthe States makes the striking feature in the proet. The United States to make national debt, to give nine millions of depostes to the States as part of their capital in the bank. The public domain is to be distributed to form another fund for the States in the capital of the bank this is take in such States would stand out on their principles This bank capital for the States is to be provision for paying interest State debts to eectan assump- tion of these debts and ribe them and all the holders of State stocks to make common cause in subverting the Constitution of the country But we give the measure proposed, having only time to listen to it, not to read it. Our impression is that it will be found the most gigantic scheme of consolidation and corruption ever suggested in this county. The re- port, we to take it, is Mr. CLAYs called out by him. through the Secretary, to connect it in some sort with the Administration.-Globe.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

27s14 Prizes, amounting to 1I9,6ss Tickets s2 50-Halves s1 25-Quarters 62 l-2 cts. Packages of 25 whole tickets s62 50, warranted to draw at least s30 CO., Packages of 25 half tickets, S3l 25 warranted to draw at leasts15 %. Packages of 5quarter tckets sl5 63 warranted to at least s7 50 cents. lsHi- OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMat LOTTERY, Extra Class No. 106 for 184l. I49 51 1 46 1 5s I9 77 37 47 71 45 31
 39 55 II
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

ARREsT.-We understand that the thieves who broke into and stole and large sum of money from the office of 5. DAyIs& & Co. Dauphin- st., have been in New Orleans-Good H
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2b. Coton-The sales of the week about 1000 1900 bales, consisting of small parcels to fill up freghts
 .sThere disposition the part of buyers operate the prices demanded by holders, say s3 9c per 10, as in quality for Alabama Cottons, of which the small stock sale is chiefly composed and the bulk be- ing in the hands of few factors, who shipping in preference forcing sales in the present depressed of the market prices may be considered altogether inal Fine cottons very scarce and the few parcels sale command higher prices"-Levys Price Current. Exported during the week, 6255 b-receps 4l3 bales leaving on hand stock of 40,2l3 b.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
OUTDOOR RATES,

bp"NIUss
 FREIGHTS-The demand for foreign treghts exceen' the supply During the week engagements for part of goes have made for Liverpool al 7-6d; Sd and ad To New Orleans s! per bale is given.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
TOMORROW.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS! 0u- Tickets only T'yo Dollars aud Fifty Cents. -c,
 ALABAMA LOTTERY.

For Mobile Lodge No, 40, D. S. GREGORY & co. Managers, GLASS No. TOT, FOR ,184l- Te be drawn on Tuesday, June 29th, 1S41, at 8 o'clock p. m. in the AIhambra. 75 Nnmhers--12 Drawn Rallots
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
Correspondence of the Register.)

(COrreSp0ndence 0J he hegft6D
 LIVERPOOL, Srd June, lsi1.
 Since we last wrote you per the Great Western our Cotton market has remained in very dull state, and the buyers still having the advantage, prices are shade low CT At no former period was there large stock in Liverpool but the shortness of your crop and the known fact of the spnners holding light stocks helps sustain prices In 1889 the quantity in the Carriers Warehouses in Manchester continued to decrease for nine weeks when the pnners again began to stock themselves now mas been regularly decreasing for twelve weeks which is un precedented, and yet we have no symptoms oi any prospect of better trade to induce them to this market for quantity sufficient relieve it. Now near y all the mills are idle it being Manchester week. and feared that greater number than have hitherto will when they resume, work short me and hostilities having again commenced with China; the confusion in which likely to be thrown by early dissolution of Parliament the uncertainty of what Ministry have and the abundance of money all have their effect in depressing the market and there is doubt y great distress in the country this moment and al occasionally taking place. and amongst the number two Banks have suspended their payments The sales | Cotton for the week ended the 26h utmo, only l225O baes of which 5000 Upland at 5s 7i; 4g3O Orleans at 5l sl; I47O Alabama and Mobleat 54 and 50 Sea Island l9, l5d per b.the business for the last five days estimated 75OO bnles At the public of Sea Islands last week. out of2 log bags offered, l ly 12O were sold at reduction of Id per 10. The import into Liverpool since the lst January has been 6l6OO0 baes against 0O0 bales this time last year, and the supply from the United States is 5O7OOO baes agunt 622 900 in l640 bales less than it then was-our present stock is estimated 570,0O0 bales against $50 the time last year, and the stock of American about 457 1000 baes l63OOO bales than it then was
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

rt ,, ,.o,,a,,o, tbis vear l23, 800 bales. do do in ls40. .........-.. ;6s,ZoO Stock in Liverpool 3lst Dec. lel0. '5b6, loO
 lo do dO- 1899. .2Oh.nuU Forwarded nnsold this year. ....5,45o Decrease of import this year compared win tht date last year. ............-.. T l55,'1oS Increase of stock. l5z,oOV s Def~ease of quantity taken for consumption l212OO
 COMPUTED STOCKS. May 2S, lS4l. eVS's0O Sane period in lS4O. O....-....-........-.-. .5oO,aoo
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
WHOI.ESALE PRICES.

The market for Western produce, groceries &c with change The business being at an eud we can only continue to report former quoiatons In the daily transactions of trade money affairs easy Adopting the language of the Journal Price Current, The banks since the removal of the restreton under which they for merly aored have extended their line ofdsceut to four and six month paper and believe have been and con- tnue liberal in their accommodation. They have also tended the indulgence of renewing old accommodations for six montns instead of sixty days which, a this dull period of the year. affords material relief 10 debtors and contributes generally to the of monetary affairs"
 BAseING AND RoPE-There is no change in these arti- cles. The sales light and for Kentucky bnggng quote the 2S 3lc te cash and short pn per 26l 2ec. For rope time, l3 4 l l3 for cash and shor pape Thereis liule nothing doing in North ern and Scotch.
 CoFFEE-stock large. prices for Havana II l2i; Ric H. l2c
 FLouR-For superine Western, in store, s per bbl- Transactions have however, been made at S4 75 the wharf, Stock good
 GRAIN For first quality 62i 65c per bushel.- Wheat 60 62t. Oats 55c.
 Hy-Suppies good, demand light, aud retailing at S 50 per 100 lbs
 LiME-Selng at retail for $s g 3 50 and Int article is likely 10 be in considerable demand.
 LUMBER-The demand fair. $9 a l2 from ths mls
 MoLAssEs.-27 n 2sc per gallon. Sales limited.
 PROyisIoNs-Hams 7c;Sides a5; Shon dcrs 3 a4 fol smoked Cincinnati. LARD Sc. RICE 31c, no sales
 SUGAR.-6a 75c for iair to good. Sales dull
 SALT.-From warehouse $i 50 per sack Stock large.
 WHIsKEy-Advanced shade, sells at 2lc and holder
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

nS WE are requested announce JACOB c. COL u| LlNS, a candidate for Clerk Of the County Cour of Mobile County apis
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

A+-yD The friends of ALEXANDER WATSON, Jr., will A3 support him for the office of Clerk of the County Court al the ensuing August election. june 28 NIs FOURTH OF u LY BALL.-In erder to give o-f full effect to the glrIous anniversary of tiona independence, splendid military and citizens ball will be given a the New Theatre, which will be superbly
 fitted and decorated for the The following gen. tlemen have been appointed managers, with liberty to add to their numbers and all applications for tickets 0 be made them.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY LATHAM HULL & SON.

TOMORROW morning, at 9 o'clock, at their store 22 Water street.
 100 bbls Flour 100 bbls Whlskey
 10 !" Brandy l2 |" Bacon Hams
 casks Bacon Sides 20 '' Loaf Sugar
 POO sacks Corn, 50 sacks Rio Coffee
 10 ca's Boots & Shoes 10 bs Shirt'gs & Sheet 'gs Lot House Furniture, &c., Sc. Sc. june2S 4 GENTLEMAN of Classical attainments, would "A like to procure the situation of Private Tutor in some respectable family in healthy part of the country. He has had much experience in Teaching, and is we'll qualified to prepare Boys for College. Satisfactory references will be given as to the ab. ties and moral qualities ofhe Advertiser. He would like to remain permanent for period of TWO three years He would not object, however, to taking a small School if matters arranged to his satis- faction. Those wishing procure his services, will please direct their communications as early as con- venient to the Editor of the Mobile Register, sta- ting terms, &c.
 05-The Flag of the Union will give the above insertions and send the bill to this office.
 iune2S l2Rmo.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
PAS SENGERS

Per steamboat Nagara-Messrs Lacy Hill. Alexander, Moett, Lewis, Thompson.
 Per steamboat Champion-Mrs Kennon, Mrs Ken non, Miss A Kennon, Mrs Rousseau, Miss Rousseau, Miss Rousseau Miss Rousseau, Mrs Kennon, Mrs l. Charon and svts, Messrs Charlon, Kennon, Ken non, Mrs Taylor and children, Miss Wescot Adams Bullard, Hayeand Walker, Goldsmith, King, Hopkins, Maj Chase Taylor, Laird, Mead, Johnson, Soo Davis Ford Jackson Leonard Kinter Voorhees, Cook, Smith, Woodland, Covert.
 CONS NEES
 Per schr Candid Rives, Battle & co; Tarleton; II Schroeder; DeForest, Morris Wilkins; K Beknap; Desha, Sheppard co; Weslfedt Brother; G NJ Nal loryi II Gwathmey; w TarletOn; L Andrews & co. Per schr Dale II II Raymond Lovely & co; John Gibson; c Westfeldt X Brother; J Cruzat
 Per steamboat Champions P Miller q CO; James c Chamberlain; L Hull x Son; Barron X Mead
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
 Per steamboat Niagara Simpson x co 95; " Bower 55 Tartt, Stewart & co IS; Sayre ds Prchard6 G.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
From Havre, we have advices of the slst May Tn,

From Havre, we have advices of the 3lst May. The sales of there confined the for sumption, without change in prices For the week pre- vious they reached s6s2 b. including l756 Orleans n v llO 555 Mobile, s4 lO6; and 1921 Upland v l0l 5O all duty paid postscript to June 2d says, the arrivals large, and but few sales dropping prices. Stock of all descriptions, 40 900 b.
 In New York; for the week ending l9th the sales inclu ded ll5Ob Upland and Florida lc 50o Mobile 94 l2t; and 25O Orleans, 94 l2-making total for the week of about $500 b.
 The arrivals were-frOm
 NeW OrleaIs,. .......--......+s.. oUo
 MODiie e.s............'........ ..lSI5
 South Carolina. ......................3l .3l6
 Total. ................2,59 {, ,59e bales. Total Import from the lst inst. 1878 bales Export from 4st to 18th June. ,416 bales. The quantity offering in market moderate, with no alteration in prices. The quantity offering quite small.
 The following are the quotations of exchange re- mttances by the Great Western which lef the 18th Bills London St 8 pr prem; France 2sa 5 25; Holland 4O Hamburg s5a 355; and Bremen 77ic.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
TPTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. .] 0G- Tickets Only 7'oo Dollars and Fifty Cents 20 ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.

-CLAss No. 75, EXTRA FOR I841- Authorised by the Legislature of the State for the Benefit of Alabama Lodge, No. 39. To be drawn al Mobile, on TO-DAY, June 2S, 18il, at o'clock D. h., at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st.
 S. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 75 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to $l2l ,54t
 Tickets s2 50-Shares in proportion. Packages of 25 whole tickets cost S62 50-(war- ranted to draw at least s31)-Packages of Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY, Class "A, Extra for 1S4l.
 S3-35-3-24-7l-40-Sl-7 -7-6-63-70-l2-5L2
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nRAYS WANTED.-A fair price will be given lI for second hand Drays with Harness App ply to BENJ. M, BOURN,
 jnne2S i uiH IA Commerce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-28
DRESERVED GINGER.-20 cases Cantor l preserved Ginger for sale by
 june 2s M D. c. LOWER No 59 Com. st

DIBKLES S PRESERVES 10 cases half gal l lon Pickles; 10 cases quarts and pins Preserves, for sale by JOHN c. RYAN,
 june 36 Water st.