Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

4egSa9x4sx-1Szes- eSs4rs1,s-. previously rerfeseatrr Tie pIineifG ear @i the Journal du feulle (M. iWotY Was R1estel on warrant issued by the 6haueIof Ui iffice tties- dent ofthv Court nf teers) sad 10 ile m consequence of further reyeiauous inaae by tie assassin Oee7'- nisset.
 The Commerce States lhd ihc preceding in the of Quenisset, the assassin, are proceeding "''h activity. No day had been tiNed .3f te tr,a, but the chancellor had gwen cntis thai the new hall oi the Chamber of Peers >h ul hcmerareo for the 10th November.
 Several further arrests of persons implicated in the arocious attempt ul Qaenssct took place m Iails; the prisoners declared hc, had no knowledge o ene- nisset but he persisted in ai6mng thai they weie his acc0mLhces.
 The census was procecding towards ifs termna- tion in France but not wheul ani'etng demnnst' a- tons on the part of the eufc m many dislfcts' At Thnrns, short distance from Lynns, 'another scene of revolt was eXhiblted, we are told by the Monitear. "A band oi riders coming irum-loon- dy coud tell where-lssembcd before the hotel Tn which the inspectors ludged, anu commenced sing ing La Marseies, La Parlsienna, La Carmagnole, ?, and other airs composed dutlng the reigu nl terror, They then b,oke open tue dgor oi the holei Onl le | inspectors took flight and escaped. "lhus disap- pointed, the mob burned he inspectors in efigy ln the market place"
 | In riut al Macan, few months siuoe, nine per l sonS were killed. A considerable number ofprson- CTS made the occasion, ho had been brought to trial, when fifteen ui them (operatlves) were coi- yicted and sentenced to mpnisunne t Il periods Va l rying on only few day 10 few weeks. At Agen, l the ju before whnG nineteen rioters were sent were mfavorahly disposed, for inc whole ol the l accused were acquitted. Al Rom, lI5 persons were arrested. Al Lille, the trials oi the men taken mo custody for the late riots il that tWn had commenced From the London Times, Oct 23.
 Fridoy Era,ing g.-Business was not brisk in the stock markets to-day, neither were prices so well supported as they were yesterday. The recent al- typ yplf quer bills, which has caused much excitement in the monetary world, has perhaps m degree produced this hatness. The ENchequel bill market was good deal distmhed-by II, ana no explanation has at present been attempted there difficulty in obtain ing advances upon that security. demand for mo- ney stock in the later hours of business, however. gave frmer appearance to the English funds
 The holders of the ''Cned States Bank" deben- lures are looking forward with great anxiety to the election oi the future GoverGoroi Mississippi, as the stock of that state among the securities oi the pay ment of the loan. The great fear IS that d Governor may be elected who wi tread m.ihe- steps of MT. MNutt, whose oihce expires next January, m winch case hey have reason to despair oi these securities being o any value whatever. The conduct of the pres ent Governor in repuiiata3 the bonds of the state has, has often been observed, done the greatest l damage to the American credit, not only to that ui the sing e state but of the UuEn generally. Flnd- | ing such principles Nowed by Guv. McN Ut hourished in one part of the Union, the capitalists here alarmed lest they may lind corresponding sentiments in other parts, and any attempt to raise money here, the part of the Federal Govern ment, would, in all probability, be complete failure