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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

FHNRUSf SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions ol d Il Deed of Trust, executed by Laurent hlaudon, ior and on behalf the " City Company nf Alabama, to secure the pawn mt of promissory noie of said company, dated 26h September. lsl0, payable one year after date, for the moG Twenty Thousand Do lars, which note made in favor of said company and duly endorsed by it Henry D. Richardson, of the city of New Orleans-I will proceed to sell for the purposes of said deed, a the City of Alabama in the county of Baldwin, Sat,rdoy, The 23d Ocf9be, instant, between the hours of II oclk and o'clock, P. N all the Real Estate of sad company, lying and being within said county of Baldwin, consisting of (9650) nine thousand six hundred and fifty lots, st- aed within said City of Alabama, agreeable to the plans of said city, be the lens, together wt all the rights and privileges of said company de- rived under their charter from the legislature of Ala bama.
 AIso-ihe following Twenty Two SLAvES-de-
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.


 The number of nterments reported on Saturday was 29-of which l9 were of yellow fever.
 Tbis disease was making rapid progress in Vioks. burg at the latest dates. The Sentinel of the 5h mentions l5 or twenty cases, reported in few hours The ship London, Captain John O. Baker, from Boston, with full cargo of assorted merchandise arrived in port the 2lst ult discharged, took in cargo of cotton, 2l06 bales, and left for Havre the 9th inst. being detention of only fifteen days The Ohio and Mississippi rivers and their tributa- ries had risen several feet the interior at the latest dates.
 ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-This establishment will open in about ten days. It has beea newly de- corated with richness that almost equals some of the fairy palaces of old Grenada. new curtain, beautiful in design, ahd executed by Mr. Joseph Foster, the first thing that greets the eye ofthe v sitant. The boxes to be decorated with lamps, hung with petal-like glass drops From top to bottom the house has been freshly painted, and the three tiers of boxes are ornamented with rich gold moulding of fillagree work An arena is to be erected on the stage, for the accommodation of equestrian corps this ring is constructed however, that it be removed in few moments, and not leave a vestige of the illegtimae wherewith to shock the lovers the drama in its purest st te. A splendid company, we learn, has also been engaged. We prophecy noble victory in the present campaign of MT. Caldwell.- IN. O. Crescent City.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

Is IT NOT so9--Those papers that are shouting death to Tyler and whooping for "Henry Clay while his head is above the sod" might with considerable propriety to call upon Tyler to "make good whig appontments,' inasmuch as in the vocabulary ofthese politicians, 'good whig" means "good Cay'' appointments It is Mir. Tyler's own concern wheth- CT he appoints democrats to office or not-but he be lamb in temper to forgive those of his party who have compelled him to walk the plank,
 first because he would not desert the avowed prnci- pes of his life, and secondly because he would not submit the patronage and influence of his ofice and waive his own claims to the peoples sutrages to those of the arrogant, imperious and ambitious "Harry of of the Vest"
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

OMINoUs.-The Boston Courier, staunch and old, fashned Fedenl paper comments in the follow ing ominious strainupon the moral taught by the late elections in Maine and Vermont;
 s1he change of opinion in this state is still more surprising than hechnge m Vermont. We confess that it is thar expected, and that il has taken place, rather loss to account for its magnitude and extent. One thing is certain that the influence of the ofce-hoers both under he and general government, o which much has heretofore been said, has cen exerted entirely upon the side o the party which are signalIy defeated We must therefore look to some cause other than government patronage and interference for the sudden and wonder ful political revolution which the state has unaergone
 The cause assigned by persons familiar with the politics of the state are these: lst There has been very little of that systematic fraud perpetraed this year, which practced so extensively during the election of last f and therefore the ballot box has expressed much more truly the real feeling of the people; 2d many who were last year deceived into il temporary support of the whigh policy, by promises of prosperous times, have since discovered thai nothing is to be expected from that policy, and that the promises founded upon it delusion; Sd, that the thoughts of the people are certain speedily to correct the into which they some- times fall through impartience or impertuosity.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
-N&M A&

An attempt made upon the doors oi the Bank of Mobile during the rain storm of Saturday night but il ''no go.-rhe exterior panels oi the 'e- r, pretty doors, fortunately ar the characters of these honest gentlemen, are covered with plate of iroa, which proved too thick for the several attempts at augerboring male upon them.-They were obliged to give up with nothing bul a wet jacket for their Ia ns If they had succeeded getting in, NC fancy that day light would have surprised him al their abos before they could have siiied the ofthe bank sau' more honest calling will he found more profitable te Ihese night providers.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. L0uisidna and Mississippi.

Received 5y2l b. cleared 2569 leaving the stock 322 bales. Although Levee and principal horoughfares exhib- it rather more lively appearance than they have for some weeks past in consequence of the increased num- Der of vessels and steamboats that dschagng taking in cargo yet we are still without material inn provement ts notice in the character of market, tons in almost every branch of business, relates to actual saes being exceedingly imitedTrans cript. Exchange-Dull, and without change.
 Freghts-Engagement for Liverpool at Id for cotton; Havre ll6c. The arrival of vessels large, and scarcity in supply. The circulation of the New Orleans banks, according the official report of the 2d inst is S4 455637 Specie in vaults S3,lO5,SO9.
 According the report of the sls July last the circu laen of these banks s54O7, ,7O1-specie in vaults, S2912 ,654 equal to 54 per cent.
 On the 4th ut. their circulation S4s7O 7s4-spe- cie S3067 34s-showng decrease of circulation in the two months of s95l 33s and increase of specie of Sl92O55.
 SAVANNAH, Oct. l-Busness still dull-saes of cotton for the week S47 b, at prices ranging from s. gen. eral decline of 4c is stated. per bale.
 Exchange-Sterling lO York 5 days sight a,la.
 BALTIMORE, Oct. 2-Sales of cotton D 300 at l0t, lOa and He, on mos. Flour S6 a6 25.
 Exchnnge-Serling lll l2 prem. for the British steamer.
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INTEL LLIGENCF
PORT OF E-oCT. II.

CLEARED Barque Wyandot Farnham, for Havana, w Edmonds  Schr Caroline, Fisher, for New Orleans. Schr 6J A Collnson, Norris. for Pensacola.
 ARRIVED Ship Mary Kingsand, Weare, II days from New York, to J E Toulmn. Schr Caroline, Fisher, i'm New Orleans. Schr J < A COllinson Norris, fin Pensacola. Pilot boat Clara Dorgan, fin Baltimore, to master. Steamboat T Salman, Frederick, fin Florida. Steamboat Favorite Bates, fin Prairie Bluff, with 2l7 bales cotton. Steamboat Victoria, Hutton, i'm New Orleans.
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cOMMERCIAL REGISTER
 MOBILE:
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER II, ls4l.

The mail to-day brings dates from Ne" Ao'k oi the lst and 2d inst.
 The trial of Mcleod was fixed ositl'ely Tor the 4lh inst.
 There has been second election for senator m Marion county, Indiana, in which West the demo- cratic candidate has succeeded by majority ot 2SO. The new Senate therefore, stands 2l democrats and 2s whgs. The House, 56 democrats and 45 wings. Democratic majority joint ballot, four Last year the wings had 56 majority in the House, and large majority in the Senate.
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CON SIG F F S

Per ship Mary Kngsland DeFores Morris X Will Noonan Snodgrass; Ranksn Harrison X Blair; John Bragaw X co; Hoyt Ford Collins; F. Robbins; Bull
 Files Brodnax, Newton & co; Austll x Marshall w II Bunne X coi Greene, Robbins co; w H X K Burdsal; Whitaker x sampson; C II Taylor Boykin; l. Hull x Son; Elgln & Elliott; Smith; Deshon, Taylor Myers; Harris & Ross II Van Antwerp coz A Parker; Jas farleton; Randall J M Sumwat & co; E II Fry; II Smith S coi Rives, Battle & $ Bullard l. An drews X cos Center X co; J Woodley; Robinson & Hubbard; T Miller X co; c w Gaines X co; Beach, Fla X co; T M English; Ryan w Brown; E Carlisle; 4i l. Watkins co; NJ Coneyi J Smith; ? T Harris; J FOrner; Stringlellow Hanna; w Sayre; Belknap; Caswell & co; Campbell X co; D TillOtson c M Ma- lory; Weare; w Alen Doubleday q Sears; Auld Cunningham A COlwell; G Sughie x Barron d Mead II St John CirOde & White; c Heard; Rosen- baum & co; John K. flora; Simpson x co; Gwinn w Waord; Sayre x Prchard E DeVendel; T Graham X J $ Newhouse: D Crane q Price, Ellis & co; ] Dohson; w Hunt Desha, sheppard co; St John, Pow CTS & co Coley Stewart & co; Baker Sears Stanton Brother; Chilsey X Baldwin; w Cook; M Sayre; Oar gan q Coyle; w Strickland; Jno D Bacon COS J X c Sanford Henry & Stoddarti E O Johnson; c Brady;J Whitman; T Merriman.
 Per schr Caroline: Marshall < Rowe; II II Raymond J Ret.
 Per steamboat Victoria W Shand; Hull Sr Son; T I Miller & COS Marshall X ROwe Griggs, Barney coz s & Jones; McCaski l. Watkins & co; ] A Coop CT; c w Miller Cuum; Maynarl; Taylor X Heyer
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON
 Per steamboat Favorite Boykin s3 ] Crawford 57 Austill X Marshall 4l Bullard 21 John T Donald 6 Rives Battle & co ,; Tnrtt, Stewart & co ,.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

The Boston Courier, paper whose editor scorns to deny his federal dmtity, thus aludes President Tyler, and the intii iguers who denouncing him:
 We are inclined to the opinion that President Tyler's irnness in suffling himself out of the hands of knot of intrgue, has been the occasion of most of the denunciaions which have been 50 generous y bestowed upon him.p
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

LOUISVILLE, Sept 25-IIog round from wagons Il i3e Hog round from store 5ci hams C I. sork fair and the arrivals by wagons moderate. Bagging gnd Rope- Extremely dn few small sales at 2 2l4 and 10 l04 the stock slightly increasing Fou-Transaetons light, and sales confined 10 small lots from store chiefly for home consumption S5 90 by the dray oad, and s6 by the hb
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

NEW PILOT BoAT.-The schooner Clara arriv- ed at our whdrves yesterday, in command of Capt Dorgan. She is a new and splended built Baltimore cutter ofthe fastest order, and is designed as pilot boat for the outer bar.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

The Army and Navy Chronicle states that Com modore Thomas Alp Catesby Jones, was appointed on the 23rd ut to the command of the U. s. Squa- dron in the Pacific Ocean, and will hoist his broad pendant on board the frigate United States, at Nor (
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

THE CASE OF GRoGAN.-We have authority, says the New York Commercial Advertiser, for say ing that the case of Grogan has already been made the subject ofa communication by the American Gov ernrnent to the British minister at Washington.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

The identical printing press upon which Franklin worked as a journeyman, has into the posses sion of John B. Mmra of New York, who intends il present to the Philosophical Society al Phila- delphia, of which Franklin was the founder.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

SUIcIpE.-A woman named Mrs. De Camp com
 mitted suicide yesterday evening by taking lauda hum Her place of abode was in Burden's Row, in |fhe upper part of the city.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
27sI1 Prizes. amountino to

FISH Prizes, amounting to S71 ,051 Tickets s1 50-Halves 75 cts-Quarters 37 l-2 cts.
 Packages of p tickets, s37 50, warranted to draw at least SIS. Packages of 9 half tickets, SIS 75, warranted to draw at least s9 Packages of 25 quar ter tickets, S9 37 l-2, warranted to least s4 50.
 For packages or single tickets, apply at the Man. agers' Office, corner of Dauphin and Water sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

GEORGIA ELEcTIoN.-We have partial returns from Georgia, and they indicate very decided change in favor of the democr tic party.
 The following is the vote for Governor as far as we have received it:
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lPTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. o. Tickets Only Iipo Dollars aud Fifty Gents. % ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
| nPTO-DAY.

GLASS No. l16 EXTRA, FOR 1S4l- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge Mo- 39. To be o'clock p, m, at the Mansion House Exchange Royal-st. s. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 75 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

The number of deaths in this cit, for the past week was twelye-ihree of which slaves; three were infants; and two adults were drowned.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

. The Hon. Henry Clay arrived at Ashland, his seal near Lexington, Ky, on the 22d ult.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

The Fall Term of the Circuit Court for Sumter county, the Hon. PETER MARTIN presiding, com menced its session in this place on Monday last and learn will hold for three entire weeks its limita- tion.-[Lvingston paper, October 2.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

The Washington Globe of the 2d inst. says, that the Hon. JOHN c. SPENCER, of New York, has been appointed Secretary of War.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

We understand (says the National Infelligencer, of the first inst that the Secretary of the Treasury has selected the following banks as the agencies of the United States for he payment of the interest the public debt
 Bank of the Metropolis, Washington,
 The Merchants Bank Boston,
 The Bank of Commerce, New York
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
IMPORTS

Neic OrtednS-Schr Caroline 90 bbls fonr 47 do mo- lasses, so do pork, lUO kegs lard, bxs sugar. NetO OrlednS-Steamboat Victoria 10 pcs baggng 40 coils rope, 30 casks bacon 62 sacks con 60 do Oats bhs flour, 20 do whskey 49 do apples, do ol do ci- der 25 boxes cheese 50 do rasns Is do shoes kegs butter.
 EXPORTS Haudnd-Barque Wyandot g6 bales cotton, loo, 500 fl lumber.
 Pensacola-Schr X A Collinson 10 casks lime, 5 bbs potatoes, l cask molasses, , sacks salt.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

Je~eis in Pau.-It is stated that the jewels of the Temple of the Sun, which were secreed at the con quest of Peru by the Spaniards, have been recently discovered and amount in value to SlS0, ,000, ,000.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
MEMORANDA. VESSELS UP FOR THIS PORT.
TO AND FROM MOBILE

TO AND FROM MOBILE.
 Ship Hector Spencer, cd New York. .27th Sept. Brig Cohansey, Moore, cid at Philadelphia. 2sth Brig Mary Cole, Hicks, sld fin Thomaston. 18th Brig Sarah Brown, Norton, cid at N York. ...2st Ship Renzi, cid fin New York. k................2d .2d Oct Brig Linden, cid fin New York rk................lst Schr Coral, cid fin New York ork..................lst Schr Candid, Wilkins, cid at Baltimore. ...... l4th " Schr Columbia, -, cid Ht Boston. ...,....27th Schr Ann, -, cid fin Boston. ............ .2sth C
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
MARRIED.

In New York, on the 3Olh ut. by the very Re,'d. Dr. Power, MR. DANIEL CRoEIN, of Mobile, to Miss LApRA ANDREss, daughter of the late David Andt tess.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

SoMEfHING NEw.--A correspondent of the Ma tona Iattlligencer states that patent has been secur- ed m fheolice al Washington, by teorge R. Griffin. Esq, d lis for an improvement in the manner of transporting cotton to market by water. The bales oi cotton are made lnto raIls and for this purpose cases of waterproof canvass are provided for each hale, which shall cover its bottom and four sides and these to be furnished with lid of the mate rial which in periods of heavy rain may be made to cover the top or upper part; also provision IS made for binding these bales together so as to form n rall of any desired dimensions. In narrow passes they may be so arranged not 10 have more than two bales in width, and where the channel admits ol it the width may be increased to any extent. A well-pached bale of two feet in height wlll not draw more thiti six inches of water; and should the bales ground they may be 1oated of without injury. Boards to De loosely laid upon the bales to acil- iate the walking upon the raft. The envelopes will last number of years, and will repay their first cost.
 This invention of course, would do away with the use of steanboats in transporting cotton, and proba- ply might be extended so as to envelope passengers
 in water proof mail, and thus every man might tray el on his ''own hook.'' At all events, object will be attained by it--namely security from the bursting of steamboat boilers.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

SrECIE.-Ths article continues to go from this country to Europe in large masses The two packet ships for London and Havre, which sailed from New York the Both ut carried out about halfa million of dollars in com
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HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
 OF MOBILE.
 03r1he officers and members of this society, are requested to attend regular monthly meeting of this society THIS EVENING, at oclock at their room in the Alhambra. Punctual attendance is requested
 THOS. SPRINGER, oct1l Secretary. FIRE DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION. 05-Ihe Delegates of each Fire company will please take notice, that quarterly nesting of the Associa- ton will occur the house of Neptune Company No 2 Monday, the llth inst. at 7k o'clock, D. M. for the regular disposal of business apperaining to the Association. BENJ. WILKINS, octS 56U Secretary. 95-The Advertiser will please copy.
 MOBILE HOOK & LADDER co. NO.I. 0j-A stated meeting of this company will be held at the Hook and Ladder House on Monday evening, Oct. 1lth at 7k o'clock.
 octS PHILIP DOUGIlERTH, Sec'ry
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

Political StockS.-Present rates Peoples party, [democratic,] 20 premium. Wing party, broke. Clay party, [new, no sales, 50 discount ''Why is an apple like par of skatesl" "An apples like pair of skates
 Deny it ifyou can;
 For have they not (pray let me ask)
 Both caused the faH of man ?- Boston Post
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 1I5, Extra, for 1S4l. 46-62-i3-SI-42 -I8-l0-5-67-76-
 75-I6-SS,
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Anne Hitchcock, Caroline Hitchcock, Henry Hitch cock, Andrew Hitchcock, Ethan A Hitchcock Isaac II. Erwin, adm'r and Alabama Life Insurance
 md To Ipfendanfs
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COM MERGE, TRADE. Sc.

For the particulars of the latest New York and money market, letter from that city in another column.
 In Philadelphia the sales of cotton for the week ending 2d inst. were 50 Upland a 10 lli; 20 new crop Or leans at l3i 45 Upland at Oa; 27 do Orleans 12 time; and 20 inferior ut 9c
 The principal topic of excitement in Philadelphia is the maladminsraton and almost total annhilation of the Grard College hnnd It appears from statements in the New York Post that of the S2OO appropriated for this purpose according present valuation there only 572 03s dollars e There have been already QUO laid out the building, and it will require million more to complete 1t. So in all probability it may go the hammer and thus be sacrificed the cupidty dshones ty and msmanagement of Mich Riddle and his associates in crime. splendid bequest for a nober object was never made, and more unholy appropriation of it could Hot be conceived.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct 9.-The business in cotton for the three days rather brsker than previously and prices firm and well supported. The trade is exclusively on French account, there being English American buyers, and confined qualities ranging from good middling to fully fair. The sales 4500 b.
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fENliE subscribers have in store and offer for sale A- at los prices To close consignments the follow ing, viz:-PhiladelphIa Preserved Fruit, assorted, Cages, Qunces, Peaches, Pears and Plums,
 Red and black Currant Jelly,
 Assorted Brandy Fruit and Jams,
 Basging-a few pieces Brigs, | Wheel-barrows, Wood-brrows and Dirt-barrows. octl1 GARDNER & SAGER, 59 Contest.
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n Chancery-State of AIabama-NIObile County.
 fl Ruies-0ct. 1Ih 1S4l Jacob Baptse, complainant.
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}zA FOR RENT.-A Dwelling House, No. 56, St. Louis street, convenient to business suita- ble for Boarding House.
 Also-a Dwelling House St. Anthony, near Stone street-a desirable residence
 Also-a Dwelling House on Cedar, near St. Louis street.
 Also-Two small Houses in the western part of the city. octll Sic JOHN $. GLIDDON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11
III f. r Id OF u I'll E tt M E >

This subject OF Bank suspensio'd
(says the N. Y. Express, appears to
absorb almost every other, more par
ticula,ly us the other Philadelphia
banks, generally, have "folIowed in the
footsteps" of the u. S. Bank, and also
suspended except as to payment of
their small bills. Politicians and fnan-
ciers may now speculate on paper as
to tho tendency Of this measure of sus-
pension, and renew the war upon all the
Banks that have not resumed, or, after
resuming, have been compelled to sus-
pend again. and this class will most
probably comprise all the banks of the
South and West. The effects of the
suspension, which arc now only yet
alphabetically understood, will soon be
fully known, and it is apprehcnded with
disastrous results to the confidence,
credit, aud business operations Of the
country.