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By the courtesy of Captain Porter, of the Ianthe, have rcceiseda file of Kingston, tJanaica) papers to the Both November.
 The paper of the latest date, contains an extract from Nassau paper, describing the landing of the negroes from the Creole Il speaks of the intention of the authorities to retain the acting muineers until commands should be received relating to them, from the government in England. The fact that an armed force was put on board, the free discharge of such negroes IS chose avail themselves of the opportunity to land, is stated as distinctly us in the protest of lhs cantain, but with different views of it's ohiec,s We can cull noains else of interest from these papers.
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JQ. ADAMS AND THE OPIUM WAR.-The ye- ncrabc ex-Presilent Adams delivered lecture be- fore the Massachusetts Historical Society, at Boston, on Friday evening, in which, greatly to the surprise, as wc mus, bciieye of all his auditors he took ground decidedly in favor of the British war upon Chnai- Cuncnding that the opium ought not to be regarded as among the causes of the war, bat that the real cause was to be found in the universal and immcmo- rial refused of the Chinese to enter into diplomatic rei,onswitl any other people, which refusal, strange to say he tlcnonnced as sufficient justification of war hy any-cvlzed or enlightened nation.
 O., readers know the hish respect in which we hold Mir Adams, and the delight we have always ta- ken in doing justice to his surpassing abilities, and his extraordinary attainments. But they know too how ofien we have had occasion to and marvel at his ccccntricitics; anu they appreciate the wonder and regret with wiich we chronclc this last addition to thc number.-iN. Y. Com. Adv
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MOBILE.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER B, ls4l

The eastern mails yesterday and to-day-bronght up large number of the missing paper bags, among them New York dates of the 3l inst.
 The Charleston papers of ihe 7th and sh, received this morning. contain further intelligence of inc missing boats, of the Savannah their loss is number cd in another paragraph.
 The names ofthe following persons in the missing boat, containing eight, have been ascertaned, viz; ". Dawson, first mate; Daniel Ilnil, second enei- neer; John Finley, and Charles lacliif, deck hands 1hos. Buck, fireman; others not recOllecied.
 Wm. Fitzpatrick, first engineer, and William Dram, third steward were the names of the two who alone in the boat leaving al the same time with Captain Cranes boat.
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4 mass meeting of uhigs for two counties in Wis copsin, (Ter) was to be held on the Gh of November to take meastIcs 10 procure the renofai oi J. h. Doty, from the office of Governor. The call speaks of the Governor, in terms hy no means measured and repro,es tie executive for h,,mg appointed ca man who was then, and is this time, pshlie dcfaulter, notorious for scishncss and dishoncstyl"
 Gen. DoDGE yeran democrat, and old and hon orable soldier, was removed to make way for this man. The people have chosen the General to repre- sent them in Congress-.
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Pcl ship Isaac Newton fin New Tnrk-Fry McCra- "; W Stauley O Mazangt NJ sumwalt x co l. tinll S Soni Mctif4n Sf Noonan Dubose K COS IL W B Malone; Stringellow is Hnnnr ] & c E Sanford; ,t J Neyvhorse; Pratt; II r Lee; Coley, Stewart & COS NJ ] Conley; Robinson K Hubbard.
 Per brig Georgian fin New York--T McCoy Harris (, Ross; Huntington & Cleseani; Wm II Bunnel coi Mct;rm a, Noonan L Goldsmith < Som l. J Nilsoni " II X Burtlsa; Smith x Dabney; Price Ellis x eos | P Miller 4 co; Fry S McCfary C MiclhelotSky;J J Tareton T Graham Dnbose X co; K RaRdall U Nlnzange; Phillips.
 Per brig Flora fin Boston-J Gibson; F McNear.
 Per schr Oscar fin ilnlephia-DeForest, Morris X COS W Roulcti B II Fry W Wilson; G w Ganesi Collin 4 Mccullough.
 Ter schr Belle i'm HavnnG-H II Raymondi M D Esli- v,u P T Harris; Gibson; Davis.
 Per steamboat Caroline fin New Oreans-E l'earneiF w Mccoy; Davis; Marshall X Rowei l. Guerinseri D Ham; Damn x I.esesne
 Per steamboat Merchant f., New Orlean i-l. Wilson; l. Hnl S Son; F w Mccoy; Gilbert.
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It is stated in the Philadelphia papers that suits have been instituted by c. Wallace Brooks, Esq, solicitor for the U. $. Bank, in the District Court, against all and every person indebted to the Bank, The suits are brought in the name of the president, directors and company of the U. States Bank, to the use of their asssnees, created by the assignment of the IIth of September.
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The letters of Tuscaloosa correspondent, refers to proceedings in the Legislature, as reported in the Tuscaloosa papers. We have the Monitor of the 9th, and the Flag of the Sth, from which we extract the following items of interest .,iIfltU. The House of Representatives, on motion of Mr. R. C. McAlpm of this county, has called this Branch for information relating to the Sterling cotton bills, alluded to in the Commissioners Report, as having been taken by the Branch last year, ship ments that were not made to Liyerpool-with the of the parties, the names of the President and Directors who agreed to take the Bills, the amount taken, the nat ire of the settlement, the amount and dates of each noie given m settlement, with the secu- ry of each the amount of loss and charges accruns the responsibility of the parties for the amount by property within the State elsewhere; and for an enquiry whether a criminal prosecution wi not lie. The same resolutions call for the bond of the late Prcsdent, and al.o for full md dstailed statement of ali the particulars of every payment or composition of debts iA this Branch, by which real personal estate was taken by the Bank.
 On the lst, Mir. Jcmison oi Tuscaloosa, from the ant Bill to raise revenue from taxation, 'slor the support of the SoScrnipeht. ftpfoposes to resi'e, with slight changes, the law of 1885, which was re- pealed when it was thought the profits of the State Bank would be sufficient to pay the interest on the bonds, provide fund for redeemng the principal, anl maintain the State government besides. The Monitor gives few of it's leading features.
 The bill divides all lands in the State into four classes the first of which shall rate at sl6 per acre; the second at slO; the third at s4, and the last al ssl 25, to be given in oath, and every hundred dollars worth of which there shall be tax of cents; on every 1OO of town lots buildings, cents; -on every $IOO word, of merchandise, foreign or domes- tic, except such as may have been produced or nanu- factured in this State 10 cents; all slaves under ten years of age, cents all over ten and under sixty. 20 cents; on every $1Oo of money loaned ai interest, l2tc. Sc. Sc. The bill is nearly transcript of the act of 1885, raising State tax tue last ts
 This Bill, after soms debate, was ordered to b printed and made the order of the day for Wednes' day, the Sth. The debate was interesting and WI shall find room for part fit, at least. F U
 In reply to Tariff resolutions from Massachusetts
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THE FISCAL AGEST.-The Washington cor respondent the New York Exmcss, giyes the fol- lowing .'specualion'' to what the fiscaty is to be- He speaks as il he knew. It is not to be corpJra- ton IL can be repealed at will Il is an issue of Exchoqucr hills for currency, bearing interest, and to be redecmable in gold ana silver, or-though not by special enactment-in the notes ot specie having banks. It is to have head in Washington, created by the Prcsicn, and Senate, but not to bc removed by the President will, with sna-heads or agencies in all the States to he appointed by the head there. What this head is to be called, ani how constituted, will ,c submitted in Bl drawn in tie Dcparnent of thc Secretary of tho Treasury--with other matters relating to buying and selling Bills of Exchange, deposits, Sc. Sc. All this is but the merest skeleton of the scheme but it is the basis of it, nevertheless. The amount of issues not to exceed Slo 900 ,000.-BaltimOrc Sun.
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some ,wo moplhs since tne Ion. Robt. P. Fleming.

Some two months since the Hon. Robt. F. Flemns, a member of the Pennsy syysnia State Senate from Lycoming County, started for Illinois professional business Since that time no intelligence of him has reached his distressed family; and fear is entertained that he has fallen victin either to disease vio- lence.
 SUITS AGAINST THE BANKs.-Several people have commenced suits against the Banks for the pay ment of their dcposites Tn specie. In one instance the administrators of lerge estate, have put the screws to one of the Banks, for SII20,00o which had been lying on depos, for long period.-Nsw Or leans American.
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The challenge of Boston to rua Fashi7H, over the Union Course, Long Island, four mile heats, spring 1S42, for Twenty Toousand Dollars side, one fourth forfeit has been accepted by the friends of Fas.i'n and the second Tuesday, 0he 1oth) of May next, has been named az the day of rae.
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By tho schr Belle, arrived yesterday from Havana, we received file of papers from that city to the 4th inst inelusiyc-lorwarded by friend, to whom we return our acknowledgements. They conan nothing of special interest.
 By passenger, VIC learn that the Havana market for lumber, sugar anl coIIec, was dull. The new crop of idlicr, arriving freely.
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It is stated in the South Carolina papers, that $. II. Butler of that state, will shortly reslsn his sc1t III Congress-being about to remove from the state Two candidates arc named for the sea-Alr. Trottl, and Mr. c. R. Carroll
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Simpsoa ". Har1is has been elected 50 lctor of the lJudicia Circuit, in place of F. BeIser, resigned Gerrss " Lane has been reelected Judge of the 5ih Judicial Circuit
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GETTING FEM OuT.-s'ad Whig yesterday 'Some of our folks We didn't eet party out on lection day. think we ought to be glad of II, for if they had come ont, they would probably have done as half of those got did-vote against usH'-Saso
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James s. Calhoun, Esq the new consul at Havana , arrived there Tn the Daniel Nebsier from Charles ton, few days bef1re the Belle (whose arrival we mention this evening" sailed
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Jas Haskins, who was convicted, at inc last Cir cult Court in Montgomery county, for the murder oi Bouglic, has been sentenced to bu hung on Monday the 3rd day of January next.
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Wm. smith (Dem.) has lpen elected to Congress from the Frederick tfa.) district, in place of Linn Banks (Denl.) resigned. His competitors Banks (Dem.) and Slaughter (Whig)
 Henry Black, representative in Congress from the Somerset (Pa,) district, td which he was elected to supply the place of Charles Oge, dec--died d few days age, apopexy. His district is strongly Anti Masonic Whip.
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McLEoD.-We learn from Buffalo, that this iadi- yiuaI is again in trouble, having been arrested on capiasat Niagara for his defalcations in Canada.
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n= TO-DAE. CAPITAL PRIZE OF 1000 DOLLARS. Tickets only One Dollar. AVAEkA M STATE, LOTTERY.

Glass Mo- l40, Extra, for 1S4l.
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State, fer the Benefit of Wetumpka Lodge, No. 30. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, Dec. 13, lS41, al ha past 6 o'clock pm at the Mansion House Exchange, Roya-st. $. DAVIS & CO, ManaSrs
 75 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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DIED.-At her residence in c.ilborne Monroe county Alabama, the l5ih Nor after short nnss, Mrs MAR TIA B. FosrER in le 26 year of her her husband
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We haye anotIler lerrbe ..eanboat disaster at aea

We have another terrible steamboat disaster at sea to record to-day.
 The steamboat Sauannah, Captain CRANE, left New York Friday the 26th ult., bound to New Orleans via Charleston, Key West and Moble-in- tended a regular trader between New Orleans and Texas. The Charleston papers of the 9th, brug us accounts of the ounderng of the boat sea- and the probable loss of part of the crew and passengers.
 On Tuesday the Both ut. ono of the small boats of the Savannah was picked up in the gulf stream, by ti,e schooner Warren, about eighty miles eastward of Cape Hatteras, with seven of the board, al- most in state of exhaustion. They were carried to Charleston, and arrived there on the 5h inst. They state that on the day after leaving port, they heavy gales, first from the N E., which changed the next day to the 8. E., and then to ". N. ". On Sunday, the boat was found to labor very heayy and in the evening, sprang leak, which soon overcome their resistance, and gained on them ill it was evident that she must go down. In the middle of the night, ths and passengers took to the boats, of which there were four. Captain Crane, his wife and son, the wife of the 2d steward, the Ist steward and slewardcss, two other females two of the passengers and two of the crew-twcyc in all, took one of the teIt NcSsel water change of clothes. The other quarter-bcat taken by she engineer and one other person, also without supplies. After fruitless attempt to head the sinking boat for shore, the on board (een m number) divided themselves between the other two boats-eght in one, and in the other, and put of with only little water and bread and cheese They were separated in consequence of the sea running very high; and the boat containing the smaller number, which had but oar, no compass, without water or provisions except piece of cheese-was blown off shore, and picked up as stated above. in the gulf stream. Nothing has been heard of the other three boats, containing tweny-two persons.
 The following the names of the persons saved by the schooner: John Cain, 3d mate; John Ashme, 1st cook; Win. Moore, 2d steward Joseph Handy 2d cook; W. B. Stoddarsl, John Evans, J. McDon- aid, firemen.
 There but three passengers, one the son of Wm. IIarth of Charleston, another named Johnson, and third whose name is not ascertained.
 The principal hope fur the safety of those on the missing boats, is, that vessel may have fallen in with them.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF TIE ALABAMA LOTTERY, No. Glass l39 Extra, for 1Si1. -65-S-9-2I-.I5-43 -16-37-62-
 -49-5S-32-
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V SnH ITicN NH Thou art no, in the tumb confined, Death cannot cinin lh' immortal mndi Let earth close o'cr its sacred Irust Yet goodness dies mt m lhe dust. Thee. o, beloved, 'ts BOt thee, Benrath the cuilin's nd see; Thou to f,irer land Irl g1nr- There let me hope, my journey doue,
 IT. see taco still"
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lr Advertisements intended for this paper if lei at office of the Journal at the old stand of the Regis ter or at the printing ill Conti-stree few doors east or the Planters Bank, will receive due attention They should be left prior P. o insure Insertion
 IF Rev Mir LLvERr, will preach This EYening al the First Methodist Church. Service commencing a o'clock
 REMEMBRANCE MEETING.-1he regular monti- ly meeting of tho Nlobiln Temperance Society will he held al the Baptist Church. on Monday Evening the i3i ins at o'clock. Several get amen ufc expected 10 address the meeting. The public arc invited to attend.
 d.cil iOR r.. Y. WOOD. Secretary
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e GALT.-1500 sacks Salt, in store and Tn good or C der, for sale by
 decl3 F. SHAW CO.
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nR. Il. GATES, the only Agent in Mobile, Tor 5eeds, s now receiving from ths Vermont new sup
 ply, embracing all the varieties suitable for this son. g5- These Seed ere all warranted to be the crof of lSIi. doc1l 10K mo
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WTINDOW GLASS-Assorted sizes, and W hit w Lead in Oil, for sale by
 w. D. WILSON, decIJ corner Water and St. Frincls-sts.
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VNAGGONS, DRAlS, &c.-1 two horse road w Wagon; lgh; Dcarborne Wagon; Cot ton Dray Cart, for sale by
 decl3 JNO. c. RYAN.
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STORAGE-For two thousand barrels can be had S in the fire proof warehouse, No. ST Commerce street. Applyto
 decl3 F, SHAW co.
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pU bI,tC SALES.
SSY Es1lsITS &C EtO a1.

TOMORROW morning, at 9 o'clock, 100 bbs and prime Pork, full inspected, without reserve. 100 bb Rectihed Whiskey-sale positive. 10 casks winter strained bleached Oil 3 Barouche Carriages, l Buggy Wagon
 ALSO 10 half pipes Oard Dupuy Brandy |" !" Cognac do, with Custom House certificates
 10 or casks old Madeira Wine 10 '' |" {" Brandy, 40 bbls domestic do 20 bbs Gin 20 bbls Albany Ale 40 bbs Monongahela Whskey 40 bbs Vinegar, 50 boxes Madeira Wine 50 txs Newark Cider, 100 sacks Salt 50 bxs Philadelphia Porter, 50 do do Ale 20 bxs Tobacco, 50 do Sperm Candles 100 bNs Soap, 60 do Saturne Wine li0 bxs Claiet Wine Also,-Dry Goods, Ssc. decls
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NOFEEE.-50 sacks kIo Coffee, new crop, land V ing from Merchant and for gale by
 FRANKLIN W. MCCOY, decl3Kw Sl and s Commerce-st. WTHlSkEY-4J bbs Rcctiiisd Whisksy, land w ing from Merchant and for sale by
 FRANKLIN W. MCCOY, IecI3u S1 and S3 Commcrce-st.
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nRAYS.-Two Drays, landing ship Vermont EI from Philadelphia, for sale by
 decI3 GARDNER & SAGER, Copt-st.
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A CA; D.-Gentleinen calling at No. St. Mi- Lh ehael and 10 fIauters-sts., at unreasonable hours, respectfully informed that the proprietor m future gNe some ntiati0n of their presence they Can be save the trouble of cutting panels to effect an entrance, for thereby they njure doors. in- dlyduals calling will b,. waited d most gen tee manner, and Bedsieads, Bureaus, &c. in short every lhing in line, will be taken any part of the town for their accommodation.
 The subscriber would also take this opportunity to inform Ils friends and the public genefally, that he has on hand an extensive assortment of FURN1- TURF. of all descriptions, which he will sell as low for cash city accepiances can be purchased in any snuthnrn city. ldeclll J. BOWEN.
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HEAVANA COFFEE.-l00 hags best green, new \ A crop, landing from schr. Bell, for sale by
 decl3 NJ. D. ESLAVA q CO.
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DIO COFFEE.-75 bags new crop, landing from lN barque Reform, for sale by
 oecl3 JNO. c, RYAN,
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HY J. EsEA.

On WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'clock, on the wharf, will be sold for account of whom it uay concorn, a5out- 300 bbls Corn
 200 bushels Cotton Seed -anding from Flat Boat. decl3
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SPERM CANDLES AND SOAP.-l00 boxes S New Bedford Sperm Candies; l50 boxes Mo- l Soap, for sale by [decl3l JNO. C. RYAN.
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 NO TIC r. .-The subscribers take this method to inform the r friends apd the public in general that they have opened the large
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DACON SlDES.-20 casks Cincinnati smoked AD landing from Caroline and for sale by
 FRANKLIN W. Mccoy, decI3Kw S1 and S3 Commerce-st.
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r ADIES SHOES.-5O boxes ladies fine slips, EL ties, and walking Shoes; 20 bXs ladies low priced kid slippers, received and for sale by
 decI3 G. G. JOHNSON.
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DICH SILKS AND EMBROIDERlES-Chers EG Silks, plain and satin striped; watered and changeabe do; peat variety of black and blue-back ltaan Lustrings; needIe-worked Pelerines and Col lars; mourning do; plain, figured, and 2d mourning Muslin de Laine; Silk Fringes; Daisy Buttons; chi nee Cords and Tassels; plaid, striped and dottsd Swiss Musiims; Bishop Lawn; embroidered Drapery AlusnIs, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods French Corscts hair Underdresses 12-4 Bobbinet 64 be,ched Cotton Shectings; ladies Umbrellas and Silk Shades hen-sttched and revere lawn Hhdkfs Revere Lawns and Linen Cambrics; Lisle Thread Laces and Edgings; Cauibric and Swiss Muslin h. sertings; elegant Broche heavy silk and embroider cd Muslin de Lame Shawls, Sc. For sale low by
 d10 GEORGE G. HENRY, fl Dauphin-st
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EI1LOUR.-IO0 barrels Cincinnati Flour, in store " and for sale by
 decl3 NJ. D. ESLAFA x co.
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WINES, CORDIALS, S,c.---S0 casks oo w deaux Claret 315 do do 10 bis white wine Vinegar
 12 cases assorted Corlials, , lo Absynt!e 10 cases fine Esephc Claret
 25 baskets Anisotle
 10 cases fine St. Julien Claret
 cases Swcetmcais, landing and for sale by decl3 VIM. II. BUNNELi. &1 jE6.
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VTINEGAR AND POTATOES.-5O bbs best V Cider Vinegar, 20 half bbs do, 3 3pipes old do, for family use, 100 bbls Potatoes, in first rate ordsr' for sale by ALEX. TRAIT,
 decl0M SO Commerce-sf.
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ID AiSINS.-l0O boxes Bunch haisins, iur sale 1G decl3 by JNO. c. RYAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-30
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