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Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
General Orders, No. III. !
HrAD QUARTERS.

HEAU VUAKILKse
jackson, April % lS4l.
The Commanderin Chief has This day made the
following Staff appointments, IN the Mi lila:
ANDREW JACKSON PATTON ef Vicksburg, Quarter
Master General, with the rank OF Colonel.
JoHN WLcox, Abide Camp to Comaander-n
Chief with the rank OF 1t. Colonel
Aud they WILDE respected and obeyed, sccoT
dingy.
BY order of ALEXANDER 6. McNurr, Comman
der in.Chiei.
CM. PRICE,
Admtant General,
90 The Vcksburg Sentinel Grand Cult Adver.
tiser Columbus Democrat, Nachez Free Trader,
Southern Mercury, and Eastern Clarion, will insert
The above order, three times.
MAY 18th lS4l.-45 Sw, Ml:sissippiaa
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
Can be found at simpsons New
Cash Store

VENHE Spring Styles of Mnsiins unG printed
a. Lawns, Check and cross barred MuSlin>'--Sume
beautiful patterns ChaIly's, .ine Linen CambrIck
Linen pocket HandkerchieGs, Hem stched do. Fancy
Shawls, Black Nett SIX Gioyes; Nnlle do. Cotton
Hose at Extra lnw prices, Corseis, Black PRINTED
Lawns, Irish Linens, Beachcd Don,eSpcs, Brown
do. Apron Checks. Long Lawns. Birds Eye Diaper,
10 Ii Damasl Linen for liable use, with many other
STYLES OF Spring Goods, only 10 days from New
York, snd II owsF prices than ever before sold IN
this pace. ApFa Isl io4l.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
Wholesale & Retail IrOu Store
McGRAN s. N00NAN,
No. 6 S. Michael Street Mobile Al

No. 6 81 Michael Street Mobile Ala.
"AVING made arrangements or permanent
III supply Of Iron, both By direct importation from
S,sesden aid otherwise have now in Store Ian
ding. 900 Tons of Siredes Iron comprising all sizes
$40 kegs Of Cut Nails 10 60 made from Swedes
Iron. with which and well assorted stock ni Hoops
Nail Rods, Band and Gin Rib Iron, Axes, Steel &c.
they are prepared to execute any country orders
anil at reduced prices.
Jan. 8, 1S4l-a7-9t.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
Medical Bathing Houses.

A CURE, OR SICKNESS PREVENTED.
TENHlS establishment is now open for the Season
Il a. the lolowng rates.
Season Tickets, $40 00
Amount OF fifteen Tickets, 5 90
Single Tickets, so cts.
Those who take Season Ticket are entitled TO
a bath every day, il they wish il. Cash, in adj
vance, will be required in all cases. The Season
is understood 10 be from the Isl of April 10 the
Isl OF October.
d, BALDWIN.
CoIumbus April Isl 1871. 4O-lE
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
Factorage and Agency Business.

VHNdE Subscriber would respectfully I0IOrn as
IL friends and the public that lie has conmeItei
Tie above business in this Cay on his own uccodrii
aud has been induced, from lis bng cSpertnct a
that business. 10 adopt the following rules Iof0'
guide. lie W i, crnhnc hmseIf sliiely tie pT
chase of Goods and lhc sale OF Cotton on panItIs
account lie viii attend personally 10 The hAae d
Planters orders, Samp.ng Storing, and seINog Mti
Cotton; he VIII NEVER sell cotton without uNli0t'
TONS Or discretionary power from the o"nef' a'
Will in ALI. eases sell each loi oi coion on IS oH
merIls-he will pay over The proceeds oI eo'IOa y
the owner, or his ordrrat ANY nme aItr We @f
He viii incur no liabilities by CASH adyatse
acceplances, unless upon Cotton pledged To- nae
the same.
His friends may rely upon prompt ana reHoar q
vices Of the state Of the rketsal home ana aON4
and his immediate and bes. attention. 10 al lUsdF>
confded to lis cale. lie soliClis share % P'r"
age. WM. b. MALoN'
Mobile Ala, July !, lSiI52-3m.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
JA5.s. FALL.
Z 4 L NJ s.

Tie "OLD SOLDIER" and "ANrI- -BosDMlS'
viii b. Published On respectable sized sheet, and
viii b. commenced about The first ofJuly and con-
lned until ael The November Election Subscrip.
t0n price, Two DuLLARs J.SF.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31

COUNTIES. WHAT MONDAY HELD, COUNTY SEATS.
Adams, 4thn May and Nov. Nalchez.
Amlte, !nd IN May ana NOV. Liberty.
Auala, end IN April aud Oct. hoSelusk".
Bolivar, st IN April and Oct. Bolivar, C.h'
Carroll, 9nd IN Aprl and Ucl. CarrolIloh'
ChIckasaw, I'd al Al IN Ap Oct. Houston,
Choclaw, 4th in Mar aud Sept Greensb,rough.
Claiborne, AIN IN May ana NOV tuFt Olosoh.
Clarke, 3rd III May and Nov. tlullman.
Cnpah st IN MAY aud Nov. GaIahn.
Coahoma, I'd in April and Ocl. Coahuma c. II.
Covlnglon, 81 in April and Oct. Williamsburg
De SoIo. 4th in Mar and Sept Hernando.
franklin, 4th il May and Nov. Meadvile.
Green. list in April and Oct. Leakevie.
Hancock, list in April and Oct Shieldsborough.
Kinds, Sd in June and Dec. Raymond.
Holmes, 3d in April and Oct Lexington.
ItIwanba, sd IN April and oci. Futon
Jackson, 4th in Mar and Sept Jackson c. IL.
Jasper, I'd in May and Nov. Paudlng.
Jefferson, lS in May and Nov. Fayelte.
Jones, 4lh in April and Oct ElIisvlIIe.
Kemper, 4h in April and 0cl De Kab.
Lauderdale, llh in May and Nov. Marion.
| Lawrence, 4lh in April aud Oct Monticello.
Ieakc, lstin April and Ocl Carthage.
| Lafayette, Sd IN May and Nov OXlord
| Lowudes, Isl in April and Oct ColunbnS
Madison, Isl in May and Nav Canton.
| Marion, u in April and 0cl Columbia.
| Monroe. 4h in April and Oct Athens.
| Marshall, II af4h May y Nov ,iouy springs
| Neshoba, ih IN MAY and Nov. Philadelphia.
Newton. SLac4h May & Nov Decatur.
Noxuhee, 81 IN AprlI and Oel WAGON.
0cIbbeha. ih al 4h Apr Oct H,arkVIe'
Perry, Sid IN AprIl and oct. augusta
Ponlotoc, 81 af oh in Ap & Oct Ponotoc.
Pike. st in Nav and Nov lloImesvlIle.
Pamela, st in May and Nov. Pamela.
Rankin, Isl in June aud Dec. brandon
Scott, ai al 4h My and Nv. Marlborough.
Simpson, 4lh in MAY and Nov Wesivle.
Smith. Ii 4h May and Nv. Fairfield.
Taabatchie 4th in Nav and Nov Charleston.
Tunica, 81 in Apr aid 0cI. Commerce.
rippah, ast in Mar and Sept. Ripley.
Iishaminco!d in Mar and Sept Jaclnln.
Warren. 3d in Mar and Sept vlcksburg.
Washington RI in Mar and Sept rrlhceion'
Wayne la in Mar and Sept Winchester.
Wilkinson. list in Mar and Sept Woodvhle.
Winston, ID al Al Ap and Oct Louisville.
Yalahusba. list in Nav and Nov Jufeeville.
Yazoo. list in May and NV. 3enion.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
Lost.

IN Saturday evening asr, small pocket hoot.
" containing note on A. l.. Campbell for $500
The finder will oblge the subscriber bv eavins il Al,
This etfce. X KlLCREAS
June 10 1911 5s-St
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31
Notice.

VNTM. D. Nabors is my authorized agent TO set
w tIe ard receipt all my business IN Monroe
County Mssi5.pp.
All those indebted to me are requested to step
rward make settlement. and save cost.
Feb GIDEON LINCECUM.
2eth Is4l S4-St.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31

A +: YOUNG K O: r: BLEDSOE, .4ftOr
n. neys 0t Lar, CoitmJus .uissi'''pp'
Feb 2s 1899 81 ~
Columbus Democrat., 1841-07-31

Siri-t arcouaiabIaygf egois-1Lo supremacy o.
he outti.aii7a end LHss urfi b. Freserr,d
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

NJ CosGREss will re assemble a, Washington
onMonday week. As there is no Speaker to elect
President Tyler's Message will doubtless be de
hvered on the following day, and appear in our pa
per of Wednesday morning 1t viii naturally be
awaited with socitude and read with avidi,y.
Whether the Executive plan for conducting the
Fiscal operations Of the Government and restoring
Sound and Uniform Currency TO the People will
be unfolded in the Message, embodied in the Trea-
aury Report, or reserved to meet formal call o.
Congress, we have not heard-we hope it will be
Swallowed forth in the Message and fully presented
in the Treasury Report. OF It's character arr
net certain :hough we incline to the belief that it,
basis will be an Exchequer Iss Of Notes from
800 down to S., based on the Revenues and re-
ceivable in payments to the Government. The
States, we infer from the givings OUT Of the Madi
sonian, are to have voice in ii somehow.
We trust that the plan of the President, pre-
sented ss it Of course will be, with the approba-
non Of his present Cabinet, will be adopted without
opposition from the Whgs-always provided that
it contain ro,hing hazardous to the Public Liber-
ties as of course it will not. Let it have fair
trial A Bank is out ofthe questions the Exchange
cannot be made worse; and may be essentially i'm
proved Let those who must, take it with Pro
test, but let it be taken and tested. If it will not
answer, experience will show it most clearly.
We shall have two good reporters early on the
ground, and without endeavoring to publish long
debates dry details, we hope to presen, the
spirit of what is doing as early and as lucdly as
.z6y of our cotemporaries
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
For The New-york Tribune.


TO CATO: NEW YORK, nov. -
DEAR SIR: 1t seems to me your impression Is
that the Carhelics wish to have the School Fund
divided But, Sir, this is not so they do not ask
nor do they wish division of the School Fund,
unless they hni that their demands for reform IN
It's management will not BE conceded. They ask
this in substance That the fund be taken from
the body which nov controls it. believing they
have abused their trust, and knowing 'hat they
responsible TO their body only: those funds
placed in the hands of Commissioners elected by the
People, who will be accountable To The People tor
their acts, and who will be sworn not TO allow sec
tarianis 10 Influence The appropriation or dIs'r'-
button of those funds the selection OF books Tor the
of schools under their control of teachers IN
those schools. These axe our demands. Il we
cannot OBJ ain this reform 10 tie syster, we then
shall ask portion of the funds 10 Be expended for
the purpose Of educating our children in such
manner as our body may think proper to adopt
CATHOLICS.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
THE NEW WORLD.

sets OF the buck numbers Of present Volume ncud
ing the 1T Vol and al thu subsequent parts of CHARLES
OMALLEf can be obtained at the ci:e' 80 An"'treet
Tne QuARro WORLD contains sixteen large pages offour
columns each, f'rm vel adapted for binding, and is
filled with choicest Original and Selected Literature.
and illustrated with beautiful engravngs wood, exc
cuted expr' ssly for its pages.
GentemOn from the country wishing literary journal
equa,d by any other for the richness its contents,
and high reputation will do well 10 call and examine
numbers Of The Nav WosLD and if satisfied, IA; they
fail be rI'r subscribers. 1t
the cheapest paper in the United Staesr considering
the amount and value Of IL conteGts.
r24 ~ J. WINCHESTER, Publisher, 80 Ann-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
Second Roard.
Commercial and Money Matters.

ThRsdGy r NJ
The sales s., the Brokers' Board this morning were
very large There rather downward tendency Il
prices generally but very material cbanee took Place
There were very heavy transactions Stale Secariis'
about SIC OGant in descriptions there was eg'
-idc able dec He: Illinois SIX, OF N, per cent 70
diana Doll1r, Il. $2CeO I1d,anl Sterling Bonds sold d
% decline off per cent 81 00O Illinois Skies Of % d
So 1000 STATE Five and Half of I'll g; aud sag"
Of Fises Of 81 al 20
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

" For the Speech of Hon Geo e Badger !aie Il.
Secretary of the Navy at the recent Dinner 10 LII d
Raleigh Literary Notices, BE- SEQ tiIs' Fdse
uFor an original Letter from England Letter
from Noah Webster on the New discovery IN tag''-
.o,,,re snd a new Chapter of Barnaby Rudge, mere
49,, ,rb,,,bsd in this country see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

% NJ. BRAHAA's CONCERT in the spacious
and elegant Saloon of the Gothic (late Masonic)
Hall last evening most fully and fashioHably
attended. The veteran vocalist was in excellent
voice and gave of the best English, and Scotch
Melodies in style rarely eNcelled We learn that
ne will give Sacred Concert on SATURDAY. evening.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

DrAru OF a MEMsxR oY CoSeREss.-The Ma
con Telegraph of the 10Th inst says; We leara
with the deepes, regret. tina, the Hon. Dixon H.
Lewis, of Alabama died recently in the vicinity of
Mobile. of Conges,ige Fever
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

There bas been no m ltcrial vnratisa IN Domestic -
changes 81 500 in Exchange or Baltimore sold al -
board at Q! per cent.
The transactions in Foreign Exchanges for the G-s'
Western closed rather Grnly the Ct yests'f
rbe s,so,pt Of bills sent 70 I'd was very lH1S
Tn. Great We.sru carried 1855 90 space, noDi
IN gold The Hend.iek udson which sailed for LOas''
had $4,000 Of 'p'eie-
Tac Cotton marke, is very dali. Snail sales at 'if's
prices.
The Flour narke, dali and heavy prices stsndinsh.
Gene,ee sc 73; Quo 675 62t; Troy 6s!i hienis|
55si; Georg etorn 62!; sHd BraRdywine u.s.
small sales Of Po, Ashes at &C., and Of Pearls at S''
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

Mtssisslpp, ELscrios.-The vicksburg Whig
III ,se rrh hasthe following: As affairs nov
sand, Tdekctss' majority is 1854. Ii the six
Counties vet TO hear from vote as they did two
wears ago. bis majority will be 2,s7s, which il
enough in all conscience
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

matter, merely for morning glance bu, for an eve
ming htcsde hour, If they command the tirae' "
believe tbe a fresh reading every day presn'''
in The Tribune has been tqualed by any pen
paper in any part of the world We undoootDs"
lense comparison.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

70 Mr.. BURRIrr will lecture before the New
York Lyceum a, the Broadway Tabernacle this
evening. For subiest. &c. see advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

II A New THXC.-SHAvING Fields Anodyne SnaV-
inr Cream hch took fret preui'u at TN: late Fair
sl he fnnd like nothing ever invented, Tor ho''
who prefer real luxury he barbTou' butchery oil oad
soap aud bad shaving Many aiclos have been
aely tried but none wi' compare h this. II uces
uxur mt ther on the almost instantaneossy anc
i, perue unsurpassed l. is confident asser ed that
nohicg can give he sasinc,l and comfor 10 those VINO
have themselves or u those shaved by others
hat ta,s cream will It ha, pecn tried by great number
of gentleman who declare in entirely unequaed The
rade will be supplied By Com.tock & Co., Wholesale
druggists "A Maiden lace.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

SAD AccIDgSr-The Baltimore Patriot gives
m sccoun. of serious casually which occurred in
tina, city on Thursday of last week. The schooner
Asg Laid, while going up the Delaware, ran
aground, and the Captain ordered the Mate, and
two men and boy, to take out kedge anchor in
the long boat, to enable them to haul her OFF
While dropping the anchor the fue caught the
side of the boat, and Immediately enpsized it. The
Captain being thus left alone, all four were
drowned, and the vessel was forced TO keep her
position until Saturday, when she was taken to
the city.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

y Married Ladies that or are expecting or wish
ing IN b. come Mothers. recommended TO read pam
phlet 10 be had gratis at ~ M,Iden laIe No "ona1
having good will then f the Maternal Friend
az Dr. Rockwell Ferre and Parmelee 10 be found at the
MIA
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

70 CHARLES F. MITCHELL as will be seen by
our report of his Trial, was yesterday convicted Of
Forgery as charged in the first indictment found
against him. We believe there several other
indictments ready il this mad failed. His counsel,
however, having excepted to the Recorders deci-
sons in the course OF the trial. the sentence is
necessarily suspended until the Supreme Court can
decide on the exceptions.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

UJAMEs B. GLEsrwoRrH has been discharged
from the indictment hanging over him b. noHe
prOsesui-hi. counsel insisting on trial or re-
Ease and the District Attorney refusing to pro-
coed afresh until our Loco-Foco Corporation shall
pay the cost of the former trial. which has thus far
been withheld. The conduct OF these gentlemen
is to US unaccoustable. Who can explain it
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

u Dr.. LAKDSER gives his Second Lecture on
Astronomy :, Clinton Hall this evening.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

DEATH eF MIssIoxARlEs.-The New-Haven
and New London papers contain accounts OF the
death of the Rev. Coleby c. Mitchell and his young
wife, in the interior of Syria. Mr.. Mitchell was
native of Groton, Conn and was ordained last fall
ms missionary among the HISTORIANS OF Eastern
Asia, after married Miss Richards, of New
Haven and embarked with her for Smyrna, al
which place he arrived some time in the spring
In August the youthful pair started from Beyrou'
for the interior, and after travelling through thai
desert country for nearly month, Mr.. Mitchell
broke down and died under the tatgues and prlva-
tons of the journey, after sickness Of only one
day. and was buried in the sands by the koords,
without shroud or coifin Mrs. Mitchell was seized
hy the pains of premature maternity, and survived
her husband but a few days 1t is most melan-
choly case, and the fate of both the sufferers Will
be nourned By every who knew them. Mr.
Mitchell was young man Of uncommon worth
and fae talents, and has left mother and sisters,
whose bereavement may be imagined but cannot
be described. The wife very young, and is
represented as every thing that was lowell IN wo-
man--of ardent piety, and of the utmost devoted
ness to her husband, and the in which the!
had engaged.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

GT A snail boat ma ing fishing party on board
was run down at Philadelphia on Thursday OF last
week and young man named Lamack drowned.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
W. Ir..,v.-The Boston Post bias set down

Nrw JrRsrr.-The Boston Post bias set down
NJ 1.r.ev as an indebted Srate, 10 the amount OF
ss3. 2s3. The Trenton State Gazette coatradict'
this. asserting that the State is not only out efdebt,
but has Permanent Fund of 1929, OO0 beside
School Fund of $4,000 The Surplus Revenue
Distribution, amounting to 5000 was aPPor-
toned by the last Van Buren, Legislature to the
Counties, so that the State received benefit from
that. The ordinary expenses of the State Govern
nent are $4,000 TO $4,000, but the State Tax IS
only $4,000 TO 10000 other resources dcfray-
ing the rest The last Van Buren, Legislature
raised the pay Of it. Members TO 81 per day, and
held three Sessions bst the succeeding Wing Le-
gisature put it down 10 So again, and re,renched
one Session
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

QUALITY OF FEEL.-According to the expert
meHts Of Marcus Bull Of Philadelphia, The follow
ing are the quantities of different kinds of woed
required to throw off an equal quantity OF heat
ALI m he well seasoned
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

70 Mr.. Mcleod arrived at Niagara on the 9TH
instant and was warmly welcomed by MS fellow
cosntrynen there The Chronicle states that 1t
is his intention TO leave Canada next month for
England, where we hope he will receive personal
soiatium for his twelvemonth's unjust imprson-
ment-an indemniication for such protracted
term OF cruel and arbitrary oppression
Montreal EernId.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
"THE HOME LEAGrE.n


" For the Protection sf american Labor and the Promo
ton Of Reciprocal Commerce"
II There will be meeting of the " Home Leagne on
Thursday The 18Th inst o'clock 2. 81, the Repos
tory of the American Institute the Park, for pur
pose Of organizing the State League in conformity
the recommendation Of the late Convention.
The friends Of Home Industry invited particularly
gentlemen mol residents who at this time be saourn
ing ID this city. C2) n24 Il
Z silk Purses.-Pocket Books, Wallets, Card
Cases Banker Cases, Magic Strnos Rszors, Shaving
Cream all warranted To pl. ase Wholesale and retail
the Magic s'rop Asnuf-eto,y' iO2 William st r24
II Wapand Stationery :. ock AT AUCTION
On WEDNEsD, ~ mOr.Irg at In O'clock No. 90 John
street, VI be sof by ROYAL CURLY the entire stock
of peson declining business consisting OF Roller Map,
Of the Uaited States World Europe, Asia, Africa and
others, OF the It editions together with complete
ssrtinsn 0f Pocket Maps. Gsie Books of America and
Europe Fancy and S2pe Stationery Of svery d-scrip
ton embracing Box Of superior Water Colours, l.
Ria-s lrhstInd Cutlery cap snd etier Paper Bank
ers Cases Travelling Desks Rose VOID Desks and Work
Ro1s Crayons Sealing Wax, &c &c, with many valaa-
bic Books.
Catalogue, Will be ready Tuesday, at the auction
room o. n23 B.
u To observation-disclosures for the Nsw
WORLD, uolio) having large circulation IL town snt
country, mus; be 81 eoclcck P. ". on Wedes-
day 10 dsy Terms, 80 per square of twelve lines
payable in advance.
limited number OF Notices, Cards. &c will be receiv.
ed for insertion tn, lat page of the QuAaro EDIros
Heretofore no advertisements nave been published
IN the Qaarto. Terms made known at the Office so Ann
street. C9 n241t
= surtonts. Cloaks, &c.-;A large assortment
Of oesVe' a rlilsd Coshs for Sirt0uts and Winter
frocEs. As' Cloak Cloths received viii be made
up to order at The En- 'orium Of Cheap Gin-Lts,
sucn prices az must oder Inducements 10 purchasers
ne style ana hn,h Of garments will be found
pot win any horse il the trade.
+" u l. JENNINGS, 229 Roadway, American Hotel!
seod sssertnent Of Inc above Garments coz family
hand. % n24 lmi,
= RINGERS PsmaIe Rnsf'Ete.-MR,. Now
ATS biosuronary Reading will be delivered Friday,
- h November. 20 comneace al Il o'clock.
Admission % celts-chIidrea half price. Tickets and
~ ba obtained al the Aston Hou.e and
be la.,iiute II the evening. n24 2us-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

LATEST FEoa CHisi-li turns ost, after ALL that i, Is
not The OPIUM Question alone that caused sl the
disturbance between ms Imperial Hghness Char empe
ror of China and Great Britain. II appears that
Chinese wished to port Pesss Sons Hoeno asd Can
dy but Johnny Bull preferred giving them Opium. be-
cause II allowed him wonderful profit Nov consider
this OUTRAGEOUS I( Johnny China wished
thi, celebrated article ofCsndy power had
any riga, 20 interfere. Messrs Peass Sos however.
care uotsDg about IT, They sell enough home without
20 pg abroad 10 China
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

W F. o. J. Smith, Esq. has issueda ProSpec-
tus for an Agricultural paper, to be published se-
mi-monthly at Portland. 1t is to be called the
Eastern Farmer. Price, S. per annum.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

CorroS-Ths article has been co.alng in very
freely during the last week. Indeed, rom all the
information We are able to derive from different
sections of the STATE the crop is pretty nearly
picked out. The severe frosts, weeks ago,
killed the weed completely, and prevented thou
sands OF balls from maturing. The crop will con-
sequently fall short OF general expectation, and will
soon be in the market There has been decline
in our marke, of l-8 since our last quotations. We
now quvte from l.8 70 SIS. Freighrs 81 Is.
and riyer low [Columba s. C. Chroncicle, 17th.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

70 New ships have been recently launched in
Thomas,on, Belfast, Calais and Brewer in Maine
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

" Hon JOIN QUINCY ADAMS has not de-
clined a reelection to Congress. On the con-
,rary, he says that so long his strength shall
allow and his constituents shall desire ne will
continue TO serve them.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

WEsrERs NAvleArroS.-Harbor appropria-
tons are badly wanted on the shore of Lake
Michigan Some people think iLle.s difficult and less
expensive to wagon their lead and COPPER TO Mil
waukie, and ship it to the eastern markets, when
the lake is calm and the mineral can be put
board the lake boats without perl-than by the
river routes During storms, however, it does not
answer we'll If the harbors ST our territory on
the Lake could be made safe by the Government OF
he 5. much larger and safer business could
be done with our eastern friends. Milwaukee,
Southport and Racine should all have harbors.
Cores. Am. Sentinel.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

II DIR. Lnrduer's Lectures-'LiNreS Hall
THIS EVENING. Nos - Der Gath, the Subject Will be-
Are the Planets iaha6:ted
illustrated ~ ia,ec transparent drawings. Before the
lecture :he DIDACTIC MODELS will be shown in ope-
ration
Admission 50 Lecture to commence ats o'clock
N
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

~ The bar-rosm of the Jefferson House, Bos-
ton, was entered on Monday last and robbed Of q
watch, $l4 in cash, and note for $50 signed BY
Joseph Drew, paysbls to VIM, Wilder,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

U Baptist Church at Skovhegan, Mass. was
burned last week.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

% Erastus Brooks, Esq. has been succeeded
in the Editorial conduct of the Portland Advert
ser by PHlSEAs BARNES, Esq. late Professor at
Watervillc College.