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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07
NOTE ENGRAVING.

nURAND. HAMMOND g. MASON, Bank
- SDie Engravers, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The subscribers have associated themselves
together, for the suppose of CARRYING on in The CT
tyoF Cincinnati. under the above firm, the busi-
ness of Bank Note engraving ahd Printing il
a ITS branches.
Having joined the entire stock CT the two
Establishments belonged to the undersigned.
they are enabled to of-r IL the Banking Instiiu
'uiiOns OF The West, an extensive variety Of ig-
nettes. cOmbinatIons and other embellishments
unqualified IN beauty OF design end execution.
Rank Note paper OF the best manufacture now
used always on hand.
Office " T. cOrner of Main and Fourth sis
DDRAND * CO.. New Ye.k.
HAMMOND & MA SON, Cincinnati
NAV ii ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

UNOR RENT-One smaiI house in mills Row f"
j Centre street East Wheeling. Rent moderate
enquire Of JOHN FISHER. 1873 Main ST.
ap %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07
lNTIRE WORKING OF ALI

WNTIRE WORKING OF ALL
w KfVDS-R. wATTERSON still con-
yI1ues % be wire working establishment on
VI crCFr. Wheeling near IN, stone bridge.
w Doe VIII manufacturer order and In the
mos approved manner al arfios in HE line, viz
ASH hfpntEs u an sizes, Rolling end
l.siug ecHEEN .wrHE for merchant mills end
'i,g,.cr huasol wovc wire that can be named
Wiltb tOfk Tor Fcruces'always on hand and
ua 'llaciurcd or fhc shortest notice 20 ordeYaad
'i me Wyff iaForaDle term Tor customers.
J~auuarv2I-1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

TNHE Proprietors of the above line of
Il stages inform the travelling community
IN general. that arrangements have been made n.
uthorlsing them TO receipt passengers tbrnuoh 10
Philadelphia, via Baltimore at a Il ss fare Than
has ever been otier,d 10 the public between tho
Ohio River and the East. Its also the ,aCcs'.
most pleasant and expeditions ROME. T5eyb,,
also in use The Superior Patent Bow Sorine
1 oachts, which IN point Of Comfort q SAT, - sT,.
ecede all 10 use. Their horses are az he
hest Jersey hood. not eXcelled by anv i'm he
u. States, They are running on ike ro,d tom
Wheeling 10 Frederick, where they connect win
he Railroad Cars for Baltimore Mnsbino,on
CITY, Philadelphia and New York
PlLUrLlNE leaves Wheeling ever, morripo
at o'clock-reaches Freeerick second morming
aud takes the morning line Of cars. arriyina al
Baltimore IN time to take the une OF cars for
PhilndelIh iaor New \ Ork.
GOOD INTENT ! leaves Wheeling eve
ry afternoon-Iea, hes Frederick second ,ysn;r,
and takes the mail line OF cars, immecIatclv fnr
BaluIsore, where they arrive in time 10 AL he
York. ""o Ne"
The above ines. for speed and safety. co,. l.
the u. States. "H's ia
BrRncing positively prchiAi.ed.
SHOmc- fret door above the Initial G..
hottl, Wheeling, Va. ~ @'uloS
II WUwT - NJ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

Knickerbocker. New York SIS ad,Inne
New York Mirror. S
Albion New York 6 /"
Evergreen, Q "
European. "
Enigrani and Old Couniryman e 3 "
New Yorker quario 50 20 Ito (" 2 "
New World " ," 3 4"
UniVersnl Yankee NaIion 3 "
Gruham's Ladies' d Gents Magazine. 3
Lady's Book, 3
Saturday Evening Post 2 "
Baltimore Patriot daily sS. triweekly. s
Baltimore American " 8, ="
Llirielrs Museum. 6 "
Liitelrs Select Reviews. 4
Liiiells Spirit of Magazine & Annals. 3 3"
Philadelphia Saturday Courier. 2 E"
Boston Notion,
Roberts Semi Monthly Magazine. 2
Hunts Magazine, /" s "
Ladies Companion, 3
feb 9 JOHN III. THOMPSON,
Belmont Chronicle Marshall Beacon. copy 10 ami
| dollar and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

EW NOVELS-Tho History ola EIirt: Re
~ lated by herself in two volumes.
For sale at The Bookstore Of a A. INGRAM,
may | No l2I, Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

NE ATCIIES, MATCHESa-Goich's superior
I'VE Friction Matches, just received and for salC
by JAMES MELLOR, &c Union St
nm 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

Ihe saIae proportion ate interest will be al
tlms, as on deposites subject to the above neT,oJs
OF notice. P0i""'
The business hoursof the Institution arefrom
sVSA VII ~ ~ VI and from 2 till p, A., but
checks via be cashed and deposites vii be re-
celyed at any Tune before and after these home
at the option Gf the Treasurer.
ap 2l +. " GREER Tra,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07
WnEELING SAVINGS INSIIITI,

WHEELING SAVINGS INSIIJU-
w TlON.2Theo Office ofihs Wheeling Ss.
thSslnstltutlon has b0en removed TO tho Ea-
change Oficeof WT John NJ. Clarke Main s,r.e,
second door below the MerchanIs'& Mechanicsi
The following are the terms upon Which De.
pcs tel are received in this Instituttoo.
transient Deposites received as in Tier
ga special deposites, or sums subject
urawaI 80 days notice, interest will be al The
rate OF per cent per anuum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

AlGlIr LAMPS Newly invented night
~ Lamps, which will burn for ? years, without
a wick, just received and Tor sale by
ap % JAMES MELLOR, &c Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

JAMES SIEfHENN1N : DOOk SrORE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the follow ing
~ Magazines nnd News Papers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

ANERMAN SILVER Dressing and Pocket
w Combs. also ivory and shell ditto.
ap27 JAMES MELLOR. &c Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

NiRGlNlA--IN CHANCERY--At rules held in The
Clerk onireof the Circuit Suoerio, Court of
Law end Chancerv tor the county ofOhi1,i in The
month Of Anrl 1911.
Marcus Wilson's Representatives and John Cos
horn, Complainants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

OI BBLS y o MoLASSES. Received per
OEH 5 b Cluster on co Isignmeni, and Tor sale
by ap 81 JACOB a. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

9 TIBRCES of Rice, a good article, received on
. consignment, and for sale by
mp p JACOB e. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

VIZ SCHOOL DTOwNsHIP OFFI
GERS MANUAL, and Executors and Ad
.,rll'fs Guide, with forms Or cODveyaucIur
official Brrds. BiHs. accounfG
notes w v Cor The state ofOhio) bv Warren Jen.
N''s' int safe BY JOHN FISHER.
'p@f 1873 Nam street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

q tOODRICHS series OF school books. ElecIio
do. Jast received and for sale by
ap 81 ROBE d. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

The article as prepared by NJ. Dumas, wa
made in the Laboratory without reference TO cost, ah
solutelJ pure-Ocf S-ic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

ieb y JUN II. 1ltOMPSON,
Belmont Chronicle Marshall Beacon. copy 10 amt.
l dollar and charge this oflire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

J. MITCHELL, NJ. ID, PHILADELPHIA.
From the Rev. ID. MJorc.-ln 1875 my lungs
became seriously diseased. and c. nunued so for
nearly fourteen years, and about SIX years since
| was attacked with a chrome Bronchitis winch
occasiOned me much paIn and distress, attended
by difficult breathing and pains IN various pnrts
Of the chest. In March lastI purchased q bottle
of Rev. i. COverts Balm of Life, and the tIecI
has been that nv breathing is about as free as be-
fore i was takeni my chronic bronchitis nearly il
not a together cursd, and the pains OF the cbest
have subsidized, I have great confidence in the
Balm Of Life, anu Il INK IL good and safe medi-
cine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

NIRGINIA-IN CHANCERY-At rules held il the
Clerks office of III CIRCUIT Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Ohio. in
the month II April, 1871.
The General Insurance Company ofMarviand.
COmDlaIDaut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

NEW BOOT a. SHOE STORE,
Va. los Nam 81, corner Of Market AHeg, in the
Store Room formerly occupied by
WIN CHAPIJNF A. SONS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

y. LAWRENCE, NJ ID, Baldwinsville.
BRONCHITIS! BRONCHITlSu-Re
ID ware of that dread DESTROYER. %rTuE
BRONCLITIS:4E Which spares neither ~
Young. thOohd, or the Beautiful, but rs annual
ly hufryInc thousands upOn thousands TO n prern-
atuTc grave ungdor the mistaken nome Of Consu-
mptiOn. The usual symptoms Of this disease are
Cough, Sore Tess Of the Lungs or Throat Hoorsc-
ness, Diflculty Of Breathing, Asthma. Uectic
FcvcT.a Splitting up Of Phlcgm or Matter and
sometimes blood. It's an inflammation Of The foe
skin which lines the inside Of The small wind ny,
or air vessels running through c 'ery part Of fhe
lungs. The great and ehectuaI remedy for tbis
alarm.n and wide sprend dlscase is The Rev. n.
COverls BALM or LIFE. This new and invai
liable Medicine is universally pronounced bv IN.
mulutudcs who have used " and tested ifs heal
tng virtues, Obc The mostwOndcrful and admir,-
blt remedy in the world for the curo Of Brgocbi.
ts, Coughs, severe Colds, Group, Asthma Who
ring Couch. and al diseases Of the IuDgs 80
Winjpipo, which. neglected soon lead 10 rearCos.
stump ION
Tic BAtu or LrE stands entirely aloof rom
the various QuaCk Nostrums Of The day. hsying
invariably won The confidence Of PhvstIaos Ciey-
gymcn, end the intelligent Of al classes. wbercv.
cT % has been introduced PhIlanthropisfs. and
al who truly s mpathIze with human suaarrg
every where hail its rppearance with heart led i5y
andlsOk upon the BALM or LirE as one of fb9so
great and omm blessings which, 49,
= .Ovldence OCCASIONALLY bestOws on man IT,,
which like angels visits, are few and lrhefyyeeo
5HCtrcu'ars, containing numerous ffsflmo1i.
als otthc highest responsibility, can be had. Vrst.
uiIgus, Ofail our Agents.
4. the BALM OF LWE, Zone DO~larpcrBonTo ID, I
IpTai0 90 the bookstore Of
lee Is--6 STEPHENSON GARwoop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

Thomas J y Pcntoney, Piatof Zane, Ely Dor.
sev, md MARY J. his wife, late guardians Of said
PldfoH Zane, Samuel Sprigg, and Charles ID
Knox Trustees for said PlatOH, Ebenezer Zane.
survvln2 atmIrisiratOT with thcwill nncxcd Of
Noah Zane, deceased, and the said Ebenezcr.
IN his own right, and Henry Moore and James
CJohn stoni Trustees for said Eben6zsr Zane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

- HlIDS n o Sugar in store and for sale by
1o ap JACOB g. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07
EAYID MOORE

IHNIU UUKEs
Aureliuq. N. Y, Aug. q, 1899.
From the Rev. ~. Baunister, A.. II. Teacbera nj
Languages ~ the Cazenovia Seminary.
THIS cerufes that / have successful used the
Rev.I' COveTts Balm Of Life. In the case Of an
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a settled lofla1,'
nation Of the lungs, the Balm Of Life, after The
tral Of several other medicines for several week.
effected a gradual bUtpefmant cure.
~ n1NNTG rrn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07

To which they respectfully invite The attention oi
Their friends and the public-all (which will be
sold, wholesale or retail, upon as favorable terms as
they can be had in this city.
ap 81 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-07
JOSEPH II. PITNEY,
PhN-lclan aud Snrn.nn
Auburn, Aug. 81, 1887, 'u's'o"'

NUDuTnl aug. IT, 1917.
The naturc'of the composition Of the Rev. l.
CoveTts Balm Of Life, having been fcliyexuj.ip
ed to The following medical gentlemen, they
have consented that they may be referred to NJ
authority for its utility as an eypcctorani in those
chronic cases of pulmonary disease, in which thar
Glass 1fTemcdIcs is indicated.
ID. NJ. REESE, NJ. D., Professor OF the The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine in tho albany
Medical College.
J. M'NAUGHTEN, VI. D., Professor of Anat
omy and Physiology in the Fairfield Medical
College.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

they were engaged in very hot words. Our friendly relations, continued Mr. W were interrupt ed will nof state to the House circumstaniialy all that look lice; but he repeated ln me what he had sand, and gave hm warning that he had not mel me m the spirit in winch I--
 MT. Wise, al the close of the sentence which was thus lost to the reporter, interrupted by Nh. Andrews, of Kentucky, who said that he ob- l'cied to the gentleman going the acts which he hoped would be asteitalued by committee wholly uninierested.
 Mr. Wise l have but d few words to say. [Cries of ' ga onl go on!''l In the warmth of my excite ment lnsed harsh language and the gentleman re- turned tn me a word which could not brook either here or elsewhere. Never, whatever may be the sequences, wl brook that word struck him. have offended against the house; l humby ask its pardon, and submit myself any penalty which it may please to impose.
 Mr. Stanley then took the floor and said he had not risen to ask pardon of the House. If he had of tended against tiff he had been guilty of any pen alty the Honse might impose-esen t0 be expelled or to be forced to resign But Continued Mr. S) be- lleve have done what any other man this floor would have done under similar circumstances.
 The honorable gentleman from Virginia, (hir. Wise,) whose insUlence will not say Is notorious came round to my seat moi he says to remostrate mo not to remonstrate-but to scold to lecture 10 browbeat me- as he does every body who presumes to differ with such d high-born Vrginian as he is. I could not tolerate it. l told him what l understood him to have said, and what l had said in reply He then said "l want warn you." To which replied "No, will not take yonr warning" He then said, "Come of the Hall with me-" and started towards the door. Ireplied "No, sir; you have heard what l said; you can take your own coursei have nothing more to say He then said, "You deserve my centempt;' and said, "Sir, you are liar. ."-
 Mr. Wise. That is not the fact
 Mr. Stanley. That the state of facts. assert it before my constituents, before this House. and be- fore the world.
 The gentleman then raised his hand and struck me; and if the members of the House had not inter- iered, would have given him the severe punishment which he deserves for his insolence
 After the ending of this scene, motion was made to appoint committee to examine into the paricu- lars of this quarrel, and report the day. Af ter debate, during which notion was offered by Mir. Andrews, of Kentucky, to expel the member from Virginia, the resolution adopted
 On the 10th the committee reported that the bel ligerants had made up the quarrel by ample apoo- gies the part of Mr. Wise, and the matter ended.
 resolution adopted, fixing the adjournment of the house of representatives the 18th instant which last Monday.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
COM MERGE, TRADE, &c

The sales in the New York market the three days ending the l6th were 500 Upland and Florida at 94 ll5O Mobile at l1t; and 100 New Orleans all-making total for the week of 3,45Ob
 10 day-The sales of cotton larger than befoe say 5l0O al steady prices.
 Genesee Flour is a little better. Buyers offer S6 75 and holders demand St 6l. There have been consdera ble sales at St 7 but would be difficult now to buy al that price.
 It Is known the street that any offers have been made for he two millions advertised by the Secretary oi the Treasury The impression is that the money ca be obtained at per cent.
 The packet ship Montreal for London to-day, takes $ls6,473in specie.-lJour. of Com. of llth inst.
 PHILADELrHIA, Sept. 1l-Cotton-The market has sales loo Upland at Ul lllc on time; B Georgia stained at lUc; 27 Upands IL; 30 do Mobe fine qua- ty, l3c; 20 do ordinary 34 on time.
 Exchange on Mobile 6; and New Orleans 9 pr ct dis.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. h. Cotton-Sales of 200 b Upland at He.
 New ORLEANS, Sept. ls.-Every thing in the way of business continues in IS dull and nanmate state he imagined Sales of every description the most limited scale, and at prices varying little, if any, from those of Saturday h,st.
 Cotton-The market is in very unsettled state; de- mand limited, and may say there is no regular ye prices; hu we continue former quotations The sales of the week amount to about 5000 b, embracing old Ahbalnas at Sc; about 300 old Missssipp the balance new cotton, ranging generally from 9 a l0ic per ID.
 The article is coming forward freely, and the stock is accommodating, and will continue do until the marke fairly opens, winch will not probably take place time It cannot be expected until the epidemic subsidies
 Exchnnge-The yellow fever and the unfavorable ad- vices from Europe have nearly put stop business There consequently little exchange offered, bnt de- mand Is very light. Cotton Is beginning to accumulate m the presses of the city and the market is fairly opened, we shall have exchange much lower rates
 COLUMBUS, (Ga.) Sspt l5-Coiton-SeveSal bags of aew cotton have into the market this week. and sold at from to Sc.
 MONTGOMERY, Sept. l5.-Coiton-A few hundred bales only Of the new crop have arrived in this market which Is mostly stored and offered for sale. few bales have been sold at Sc.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
HOLESALE PRICES.

REMARKs-Every branch of trade bears the same sprtess aspect so frequently adyered to- therefore are unable 10 report any favorable change in business
 Our city continues be entirely free from any epdem- e aud for the last few days haze had unusually cool weather for this season of the year.
 BAsGIsc AND RoPE.-We hear of bu, very light sales ofthese articles since last market The prices then quoted applicable the past week-For Kentucky bagging 25 3lc per yd rope I2t 4c per To cash and on time India baggug g as9c Alabsa s6 29c yard 300 pieces arrived. Heys are firm ut our quotations, with heavy stock on hand.
 BAcoN.-There has heen some demand for we'll cured Cncinnat bacon; the stock hand, however, is quite haayy and the daily arrivals keep the market fully sup piled We quote canvassed hams q lOc uneanvasse 7l Ia sci sides B 6tci shoulders A a Sc per lb.
 coFFEE.-The market remains in the state as at the date of our last Holders, however, less firm their demands and large purchase could be made upon better terms the demand however, is limited, that our quotations nearly nominal, Havana green i2t l2tc Rio I2ic per 10.
 FLouRThe demand for this article is entirely for city consumption The price has advanced since last
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-We have the most cheer. ing returns from Vermont, where the election for state officers was held on the Eth inst. From 50 towns the vote for governor stands 3627 for Paine, <whig) 2S42 for Smile, (dem.) Scattering 755. The Journal of Commerce says:
 The scattering votes in Caledonia county are not snciuded in xhe above table, aud opy part of those an Bennington eonnty yet notwithstanding th's, the Wings li votes short of majority of tue whole number So far these returns afford basis of calculation, ii would seem to be doubtful wl,eahar a choics of GoseraG has been effected by the people. There but 2S7 townshps in the Staie The strong holds of the Opposition are not yet heard from. The Mhig majority for GosArnor year ago, 10, ,752; ahere being that time bat 45 scattering votes At ahe Presidential election in November, the Whig majority was upwards of aA,eQ0.
 The House of Representatives. as far as heard From, stands ss whigs, lS democrats. which IS de- snocratc gain of members since last year.
 The senate last year was all whig, except two snembers. Sc far in the canvass we have gained nwo.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
Correspondence cf the Register.

WASHINGTON, Sep. llth, lS4l.
 Dear Sir:-Throughout yesterday the mos. unspar- ing denunciations-the bitterest insectve and most malignant abuse were poured mercilessy upon the head of John Tyler. Bolts, of Virginia, Lane and Thompson, of Indiana, Mason of Ohio, and others (the champions par excellence of Mir. Cay's pre- tensions to the next Presidency renounced him and declared war upon him-they formally excommuni- cated him from the Whig church-charged him with pcrfdy and treachery of the basest kink-declared him unworthy the conntenance, sympathy, or for bearance of the whig party, and held hn up as eft object for the slow, unmo,jng finger of scorn to point at.'' st
 To-day at I2 o'clock, Messrs. Crittenden, Bell, Ewing and Badger send in their resignatiops. Web ster and Granger hang on, and say that it is unne- cessary that they should resign or the whig party break up. Their doctrine, seems to be, to maintain the integrity of tho pany-to keep possession of the spois and save the sop. It is said at least of the latter indlydualt may perhaps be otherwise in re- gard to the other Boston and it's dependencies are understood here to be al ths time in position Of neutrality and hereafter likely to change that posi- tion to one of hostility on the subject of National Bank. That being the case, Mir. Webster and his immediate adherents in congress, find no difficulty in being satisfied with any sort of fiscal system, other than National Bank. All that they may want is some little time and piausibility of excuse for shifting positions. guess this to be the truth about the matter.
 Thank God! our country is saved, miraeusously rescued from the cupidity, corruption, ambition and demoralizing influences of monied despotism.
 In sack cloth and ashes we should bow down and offer to heaven our heartel gratitude and sincere devotion for this sigaa dispensaiion Of its mercy
 It now beilooyes the democrats of the country to diinse light far and near upon the subject of the banking sysfemiis fraads, its eorruptions, errors, excesses and miseres and to light up aJih the ef- fugent blaze of truth the path freform.
 Most especially does hehooye them to prove Sthe sources of supply of the precious meiaDs--to exhibit 10 the country full and comprehensive statistics in relation to the vast quantity of these metals dHsed throughout the world the immense proportion of them consumed in plate, jewelry, ornaments and useless purposes of iaxury, in consequence .sf ihe want of demand for them for purposes of currency aad ex- change.
 The individuals who may be appontedto to the new cabinet are not known as yet There are more biank faces and dsscfed consciousness in these parts than you ever saw about place before proportoa to it's population.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
FROM OUR EXTRA OF SATURDAY.

The mail teddy brought the Veto No, 3, which we publish in extra form, We have time for pre- sent oou,ment.
 From the following letter of the correspondent of the Chas. Mercury, the reader will learn that ma jority of the members of the cabinet have mustered resolution to resign their places.
 Correspondence of the Mercury)
 WASHINGTON, Sept 10, I84l. To-day the vote was taken on the Bank Bill un- der the veto and of course was lost for want of the two-hrds to carry 1t All the speeches of the whigs were characterised by the utmost bitterness, and clearly indicative of an entire separation from Tyler All the Cabinet have resigned except Webster and Granger. It is said Mir. Adams and some others waited on Mir. Webster and remonstrated strongl, with him asae, resgning in the present state of ou, foreign relations. But other reasons are assigned for his holding on. think all will go out,
 It Is said the Senate s ing good work with the abolition nominations