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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

On the morning of the 4th, the New York Cotton Mar ket was quie the foreign having little effect it. Since the lst April the Liverpool decline has been about ld and the large failures in the Manchester trade with the general stagnaton of business gave very little prospect of speedy revival. In England American stocks dull, and the disclosures in the U States Bank, t expected, would give them farther decline.
 The stocks pledged for the U S. Bank oans the aegre gate, amount to Ooo Nothing had been provided pay the nteres, the Mississippi bonds, which fell due the ls May The of legislation al the tra session, will probably have very material effect on the foreign value of these State securities
 Some difficulty in relation to the negotiation of the Texas loan he'd been experienced in Paris apparently voIvins the character of the French Government but withstandng il effected for s5oo0ooo ancs the security for which is ooo acres Of Texas ands ued at 7f 40c per acre.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
P A s s EN c FIR $ .

Per ship Caledonia, finn Boston for Liverpool ls inst Edward Martineau, of this city.
 Per snip South America, fin New York for Liverpool pool.
 Per steamboat Reserve-Capt L Judson and ady, Jas Woodruff. '' "
 Per steamboat Queen of the South-AIessrs Masse, w Cause, McGee Evans, Beck, Lyman, Scn Mealy Lit. and others. ' N'
 Per steamboat Jewess-Messrs Breedlove Baldwin, E wilson, ,, Murphy Bnmson, Davis, Goodman, Smith, Sal le Williamson, Hall.
 Per steamboat Giraffe-Mrs Poly, Capt Murray W pnllps Messrs Faulkner, Hawley, Hall, Hugely Joseph Woodruff; Lang.
 Per steamboat Champion-Mrs Stewart and family. Mrs Hutton and children, Col Craghead Col Nader Messrs smith II Smith, Stewart, Bush, Brantey, Vim Schultz, Cruisat, Robertson, Macy White
 Per steamboat Laa Rookh-Mrs Raines and child Mrs simms Maj Raides Messrs Stnrges, Fry, Cole Molet T walker Brame, Seltzer Crosby, Walker, Atwood Rich J Rice.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

from the following, in the proceedings of the &c., nate on the Sd inst tt would seem the accuracy of Mr. Webs,er's notion of International law, is questioned by high authority.
 Mr. Rives moved that 90 much of the Presidents
 .ss.,r as reates to foreign affairs be referred to me committee on Foreign Affair.".
 Mr. Buchanan hoped the Senator would defer that notion for day or two he desired to pay particular .ssention to the late corresPoadenoe between the neish Ministsf and the present Secretary ef Sfaie. 1;s onressops were very different at present to the S s,f;o,s from those of that distinguished gem ,ism~. ITS d;d not know that he was correct h he and f, on exaninafion, he fo.nd that he ~1s .os. he shoald nosf cheerfhliy yield his opinions.
 Mr. Rives sssensed.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

"Sep1e p1y.-Dr. Channing, in his lectures on Tuesday night, alluded to the fears sometimes ex- pressed, that the radicals the 'lower orders" they are sometimes called, would get up mobs and destroy property and render private fortunes He denied the justice of the mputation and scorned the dea that the mass would commit any such out ages. Dangers of this kind emanate from higher sources The originate with men of more splendid fortunes and different blood. Who conceived the ruin which has solSd the proud name and disgraced Philadelphia which has steeped the widow and or- phan u tears, and brought thousands to abect pow srty, both in the new and old world! Not the ioWer ordas.'"
 The preceding paragraph is from the Philadelphia North Amercan-a paper conducted with good taste, aad, what is more valuable in these degenerate days of sycophancy and morbid refinement, a paper which has exhibited occasionally some symptoms of intellectual and political independence-of freedom from tho corrupt influence of Nicholas Riddle; and inter, from this quotation, as well as from other indications, that the Zamid of the United States Bank, though he may have Tapped his demon wings over the editors of the North American has not been able to infect them totally with depravity. We say totally, because it would seem from the significant cphet they prefix to the paragraph that they suppose Dr. Charming indulged in uncaled for severity, and that they have lurking synpathies for the nan- cal cuprits of their dishonored and degraded city
 We rejoice to know that Dr. Charming had the bodness to speak out this subject--to beard the tiger in his own lairto rebuke the evil spirit, which has not only s'steeped the widow and the orphan in tears, and brought thousands to abect poverty" but has corrupted lawyers, politicians, and statesmen, without number, and corrupted the press, to certain extent, in almost every section of the country. It is time for the pulpit to lift up its voice indignation against such internal depravity, and to ad encourage and support those who arc not yet drunk with the wine of the abominations of the great Bablyon.- Boston Courier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

The Journal jusiifes our "faith in ts accuracy in respect to the amount sf the unpaid city orders and we adopt it's defence of its own ofspring with the same confidence that we took to our arms the bant- ling itself.
 The report is unniellie ble to us as it is to the Journal, maigre the explanation and insnuations of the correspondent of the Advertiser. The Journal says:-
 "We found in the Finance report, the item of "City orders unpaid per account investigated, 43,- 263 3s." On the same sheet found m the Comp troller's report-"Ofce of ths Clerk ofthe Corpora tion, balance of orders unpaid R26, 1895 4l." Both these reports bear the same date Knowing that the Clerks books, though perfect during his term, take no note of orders previously issued, we inclined naturally to the opinion that the largest item embrac- ed all the outstanding orders and the smaller, only the unpaid orders during the clerks time and stated it. It came to our knowledge afterwords, that the smaller sum intended to represent the entire unpaid balance and accordingly, before complain, made (and say truth without understanding the cause of this discrepancy, made the statement in our paper of Wedsesday last. The day after, viz: on Thursday, out this long delayed reproof, by some overzealous friend of the city fnanciers, in which bad motives, ignorance, and the like, are uncivy insinuated against and our contemporary We have looked at this matter again, since this out break, and though we do not feel disposed to take back the correction we made, we are bound to. say that we are yet not whit more enlightened to the real causes of this apparent discrepancy; and may add, that if one familiar in degree with these accounts, from having held the office of Comptroller himself finds this difficulty, it may be reasonably in. ferred that persons less acquainted with them, may ask for painer eIucidation than has yet appeared, without justifying the imputation of faCtious or partizan motives.
 The above has the merit of being a complete an. to the complaint of misrepresentation of the hibit of the City Treasurer. and justification to those who, like ourselves, don't Understand ac- counts" for not experiencing what is really not comprehensihe.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
LONG YEARS HAVE PASSED.

N't" oOHs Oy AHOWuS hVVNV Long years have pass'd, old friend, since We First mel in life's young day; And friends long loy'd by thee and me Since then have dropp'd away Bnt enough remains to cheer us on, And sweelen, when thus we're met, The glass we i'll IO the many gone And the few who're lefl ns yet. Our locks, old friend, now tliinly grown, And some hang white and chill While some like how'rs 'mid autumn's snow, Retain youths colour still. And so, in our hearts, though one by one, Youths sunny hopes have set Thank Heaven, not all their light is gone We've some 10 cheer Us yet. Then here's 10 thee, old friend, and long May thou and thus meet To brighten still with wine and song This short life, ere it fleet. And still, as death comes stealing on, Let's never, old friend, forget, Ev'n while we sigh o'er blessings gone, How many are eft us yet.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

We have received treatise on the Dog Laws of the City, under the signature of"State Rights "-In
 time of greater dearth of matter of all sorts crowd ing upon our limited space. we would with pleasure gratify the writer in his wish for publication. But what with the voluminous papers accompanying the Presidents message, important diplomatic corres- pondence, reports the great question of curescy and fnance-the proceedings of most momentous extra session of Congress, really cannot spare half column in behalf of the rights and liberties of dogs, or the grievances oftheir masters.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

We find in the Journal an interesting correspon- dence between D. D. Kane, Esq. and the Rev. Jas. McGarahan, which our limits prevent us from copy ing. The friends of the latter gentleman, who, on account of ill-healh, is obliged to travel have shown their high estimate of his character and usefulness, by presenting him with the liberal sum of S6l9. Such testimonials are substantial as sincere, and reflect credit on all parties concerned.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

fnancsa, the House adjourned over to the 7it inst
 IL this discussion Mir. Wise moved the appoint ment of a select committee oi nine 10 report some plan of a fiscal agent, that should mol be liable to constitutional objections, as recommended III the Presidents message. The subject, however, was deferred until the 7th.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoN-General Beeson, the Republican candidate for Congress in the Fay cite and Green Districts, Pennsylvania, has been elected to the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Ogle,-beanng Stewart, the Federal candidate, by a majority of about 1000.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

A SPLrr.-The federal party in Congress spht on the first day of the session. F. o. J. Smith of Maine, first democrat and then conservative, was chosen in whig caucus the whig candidate for Clerk of the House. He was beaten after four bal lots by NJ. Ste. Clark, (ed.) who was voted for by the anti-conseryatise wings and the democrats But the federal papers still insist that the Feds and the Spartans perfectly harmonious.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
krNsAcnIA lime IL

FFNSAIUTAs The Right Rev. Bishop Portier arrived here last week from Mobile, and has since his arrival, preael'- ed twice in English. lis discourse on Thursday eI ening last, was the subject Of the carst or real presence. IL was announced by the Bishop, that this interesting subject would be illustrated by some further remarks to-morrOw after Vespers.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
MANsJoN uOucE

MANSION HOUSE.
 J II Hilton, L Johnson COlburn W Breedlove N Orleans; Mrs Foster, J T Sheppard, Mobile; W Powe Wilcox eos N Morris. Oeio Deebe, N Ga; W Baldwin, Baldwin, Montgomery; Scull, Wilcox co; R Beck doi w Walker, Dallas co; T Zimmerman N York; NJ Hale, Ga.
 WAVERLY HOUSE.
 Hawkins, Ala; w Bayles, Stockton; R Robertson N York Russell, Ga; c Grant, Texas; w Houston Ben. tom w Johnston, York, E Wilkinson, Vermont; c w Lane, N O Dr Michauy. Prince. Spencer, A Gouse Burrell, E Murray Mobiles Little Tuskegee Thomas Williamson, c; II Hugely, Ga; w Phillips, Dallas COT Pugh, l.a; H White, Little Rock; W Fargo, Philad.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

MoRrALITY-The number of nterments u this city from the lst to the 18th inst ncusiye is eleven Of these, three were adult slaves; one infant do; five white male adults, one white womaa and one white infant
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c O N $ G N F E $ .

Per schr Melissa Marshall & Rowe, T Hart 1. An drews co.
 Persteamboat Swan L J Wilson, ] Ticknor x co; E Andrews CD; c Heurd J A Cooper d co. Fer steamboat Giraffe L ] Wilson; Herpin
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Ter steamboat Reserve w Dickinson B. Per steamboat Jewess R L Walker l5
 Persteamboat Queen of the South Riyes Battle S co 4 Moore l; M Sayre 4; Labuzsn l; St John Powers co A Pitcher Ball F; Rob Walker T Harrison d- Blair II; Austill { Marshall IS, Bull 8 Files 2. Fer steamboat Lalla Rookh Jas Crawford los; Rves, Battle co 45j Desha sheppard 95; Simpson co 22 Austil Marshall 10; NJ sayre To; Harweil 2; II Crocheron g. Brodnax Newton Haines 5; E l. Andrews & co l.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

The Tvo Aihambras.-John c. Ayers, proprietor of the Alhambra, Mobile, has also in Alhambra in New York, and by reference to his advertisement in our paper it will he seen that he has planned very decided convenience for Southeners summering in the last named city. The Alhambra, Mobile, is one of the best conducted and most popular establishments in our section, and there can be no doubt but the house in New York is of corresponding excellence Our numerous absentees will of course look out for the Alhambra in hunting up old friends, while sojourn ing in Csotham-Picayuue,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
MARRIED.

At the Episcopal Church. Wednesday evening, 9th inst by the Rev S. $. Lewis, GEO. CLEyELAND, Jr. Esqr. to Miss MARY TEAsDALE, daughter-in- law of Wm. Anderson, Esq.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
M AR1NE WE'LL IGENCE. PORT OF MOBILE-JU UNE IA.

CLEARED Br iron brig Vulcan, Dewey, for Liverpool Forbes. Brig Georgiana, Mclelland for New York, Ryan Sloop Dream, Lamb, for New Orleans. Steamboat Gen Sumter, Maxwell, for Louisville.
 ARRIVED Schr Melissa, Farnum, i'm New Orleans Steamboat Reserve, Mcdonald, fin Demopolis, with 8 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Laa Rookh, Bryan, from Wetumpka with 246 bales cotton. Steamboat Queen of the South Miller fin Wetumpka, with 40 bales cotton. Steamboat Jewess, Lathrop, from Wetumpka, with Is bales cotton.
 Steamboat Giraffe Hoffman, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Champion, Baker, from New Orleans. Schr Swan, Trainer. fin New Orleans
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

The whig members of the New York legislature, in address to their constituents approve unequiyo- cally of the course of Governor Seward in his con- troversy with Virginia.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
" Orleans at 3 pr cent pr
 OUTDOOR RATES.

FREIGHTS.-The arrival of vessels continues 10 be very mu ed, consequence of which ifeghts have i'm proved and will pr bay he higher sh ould have more arrivals shortly. We hear of engagement ~iIh Amercau sh for Liverpool i'd. Vessels pre-, husly loading have all their cargoes engaged ani will all clebr I cour if tan daVs
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

TMPURTS. NeiU Orleans-Schr Melissa loo bbs whiskey, loo ps bagging, l5O sacks corn; loo coils rope. Ne'o Orieans-.5teamboat Giraffe casks bacon, 5 bbls hams. do wine bxs mCse. Nep orieans-Steamboat Swan hhds bacon, 45O bbs nour 5l bales hay 50 coils rope 5O pcs baggng 20 bys wine
 EXPORTS. LiUerpooi-Br brig Vulcan 76s bales cotton. New foFk-Brig 0eorgians 329 bales cotton, 49 coils rope, sundry pkgs mdse. New Orieans-Sloop Dream l6M bricks. LonisDiife-Steamboat Gen Sumter 500 sacks salt 2M lbs copper, steam engines, boilers.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
 COM M E RCIAL,
MnnIIF Inne III

MOBILE, June II. COTTON.-The receipts since last report have been 4sl bales previously 3l3Ol3 bales, making 334g4 baes against 4i59g6 bales last The exports have been to Liverpool 4090 HaYre Oo5; New York 7O4 Baltimore 7Ii New Orleans 96 bales making 6O45 bales leaving on hand and ship board not c,eared 2U744 bales.
 The business of the past week bas been rather more ac- tive than the preceding but at reduction in prices The improvement M fregh and the desire of holders to ss h made the market much easier which buyers slider c less then this day week. The sales of the week estimated at 2sO0 bales, which licuarsed as fol ows;-Saturday 50n, Monday 250 Tuesday 5O WrdGes- day 4O0 Thursday 500 Friday lOO1 bales. About l5OO bales have been shipped Liverpool owners account, which reduces stock sale abuu Dbaes gener ally of inferior quality To day received intelligence fifteen days later om Liverpool per steamer Acadia at Boston. he market continued du l. With fall uf i'd on ordinary aud middling cotton. and i'd i'd good fair quHliies The 1.-the week ending I May were i1- 30O bales, and for that endlug 18th li66O bales
 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFIcATlON.
 Good Fair,. .scafce'il iit ar, iua q IT NIluulne fair O Iu3 niuulhs,' sfU lo luterior and t)rdnary, O S3 EXCHANGE.-The demand for Exchange has heen moderately fair, and sufficient offering to supply the de msnd. The Banks to check on New York al pr cent and on New Orleans at pr cent prem.
 OUTDOOR RATES.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
NEW ORLEANS, June l2,

The arrivals were smal and the entire sock,not clear cd on the llth, was 65,O74b.
 Western Produce-sugar quoted, for prime lots 5! 6a cts. Molasses demand light at9l a2c per gall Flour S4 25 s4 sl4 supply abundant Pork without change and dull. Beef do. Bacon former quotations. Lard a 7&c. Baggne improved, Kentucky at 27a 2sc. Rope l2ac; Northern llc Corn receipts lsge and prices in sacks, sheled 46 5O in ear, per bb 6s 75c Whis- key l7t lsc per gallon. Coffse without change. Salt, fair demand sl 62i for coarse; for fine s 75 Lime, sl 5oas2
 Exchange-sterling isi, supply limited. Bills on France 5f 2ic On New York, without change.
 Freehts-Liverpoo brisk st 6-led per lb. coastwise without alteration.
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NTTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. o. Tickets Only Tio Dollars and Fifty Cents -kH. ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.

.-CLAss No. 73, FOR lS4l- Authorised by the Legislature of the State for the Benefit of Alabama Lodge, No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on TO-DAY, June II, 1S4l, at o'clock, p. nl., at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st.
 $. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers
 75 Numbers-12 Drawn Ballots
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WHOLESALE PRICES

REMARk k2-Our review this week is destitute of inter est there aving Le. but tle mand for goods of any description Tae sales making are principally by and retail The business of the brought to close. Dur rivers continue ns'gable fr the smaller c ass "f boats.
 BAcGlNc AND RopE.-There has been hut le enquiry for these articles the past week and buff CIV sales making prime pay time. We quote Kentucky bageing at @7 3Oc and rope at l3 l4c h. lime Northern baggiug oAlaama bra 25r; Briggs 25 a 26. The stock hand quite equal 10 the demand Receipt 3O0 pieces baggIng and 60 coils rope.
 CoFfEE-Laree stock on hund and very dull, nominal FLovR -Recepts th,s week 3O4 hbls Prices continue stationery with moderate demand. We quoe $ 25 per bbL
 GRAIN Sales have bern fair exisnt and moderate stock on hand We quote 6zt 65c Oats 50 to 55c HAS.-The stock on hand very heh not sufficient for the city consumption during the quote q 50 per 100 lbs
 LvmpFs.-M!ll prices s 9 sl2 per M
 gallon. We quote 25 a26c.
 sueAR-No prime sugars in market, a superior article would command 7tc perlb We quot a Tic per To. SALT-The stock on hand light from stores the price is $l 30 per sack.
 WHsKEy.-No change in prices. Sales mostly II aae by auction auction m small lo... " quote -o ZIG per gallon.
 STATEMENT OF coTToN.-June' II, Is4l. Stock hand, lst October ls4O ....... baes .3i4i Received since our last. st...................: 4si Received previously. ..33Ol3-3l3494
 3l6635 Exportedthi week.. .6O45 Exported previously .2Syei6- 295s9 Stock on han d and, on ship board not cleared. - June l Is4I :...::. ' 20a44
 EXPORTS OF COTTON.
 BALES. BALES WHITTIER EXPORTED. T1;. p..-; 1r.,
 peek. ousiy " season Liverpool 1U5U l21693 l3lIS3 lso7b London Glasgow and Greenock. .5477 ..5477. TAI Cowes and a market. .... ...... ..... ...... Belfast l.... ToTAL TO GREAT BRITAIN. .4O9O l3370 l3726O l93s77 Havre.. .lOs5 .5235l 53436 53O34 Caen,. ...... .. .o43 ...543. narseiiles. . l5zS l929 ll42 Nahtes ilzo ll2j hOuen TOTAL TO FRANCE. ....... .l0S5 559i6 5703I 54l76 Amsterdam. ...... ......... .. St hOtteruai,. .. .N24 .E24. Antwerp .,.... . oOU .eOO .3l a3 hamburgh,.. .. loo3 l5a3 .l632 Stockholm. .Ob .06. West Indies .. .3O6t .3h6i l2S9 GenOa, Trieste, ..... .. .S30 .930 .2369 ToOrHER FOREIGN PoRrs. ..... .. .7274 .7274. .s46O New York. .704 43J26 44230 34207 Boston,. ...... 276g7 27697 l7667 Providence. .. .Se6S .SS66 .5226 thiadelphia. .. 2447 .2447- baltmore,.. .7O .. 2obU .263O New Orleans .y6 .S002 .309s i233l Other Ports In U. 1856 .5356 .6606 iorAL CoAsrwIsE.... .. .e7O 93456 94326 7sO39
 TorAL.... ..6045 2e9s46 295Ssl s34552
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

27sl4 Prizes, amounting to sIi9,6sS Tickets s2 50-Halves Il 25-Quarters 62 I-2 cts
 Packages of % whole tickets s62 50, warranted to draw at least $50 CO., Packages of 25 half tickets, s3l 25 warranted to draw at least sl5 CO., Packages of 25quarter tickets Sl5 63 warranted to at least s7 50 cents.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

R UlLDlNG MATERIALS.--Th The subscriber 11 will receive during the coming season supply of Lime, Lumber, Cement, Calcined Plaster,
 Mastering Hair, Marble Chimney Pieces,
 stoves, Crates, Soap-stone, Fire Bricks, &c &c which will be offered the lowest market price, for cash. BENJ M BOURN.
 luneli IA Commerce st
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CACTUS GRANDIFLoRA, OR NIGHT

HAY-l50 bundles prime North River Hay, in Il lots to suit purchasers, for sale by
 junel4 yNO. C. RYAN, 36 Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

n TS FUUKTH UF IT LY BALI-In order to give
 ' full effect to the g"rious anniversary of our na- tona independence, splendid military and citizens ball will be given at the New Theare which will be superby fitted and decorated for the The following gem temen have been appointed managers, with liberty add to their numbers; and all appca for tickets tO he made to them
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
MEMOR ANDA

n|Ts TEMPERANCE MEETING-The regular month"; u' ly meeting of the MOBILE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, will be held at the Baptist Church. this evening, cling 7i o'clock The public are respectfully invited to attend. june IA