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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26
'my26 I5ItL of lIe General Land Office.

EoMMlrTED to the Jail of Dallas county, Ala V bama, on the 27ih day of November hast n ne- gro man calling iis name CHARLES JOHNSON, and says he is nee, and that James W. MoCluns of Huntsville, AlaL ana, is h,s guardian. Said bov ia live itei loui or five inches biek of common negro comPlexion, has small scar ou the right hand near inc thumb, lma otIon of ,he head as though slight ly touched with palsy, and is aboat thirty. five years oi age. The owner of said boy is notified to come ioiwafd, prove property, way charges and take him away, otherwise he wi be sol ou of Jail on the Is, Monday oi August next. to pay Jail fees, Sc.
 ho2S ootcmo J. F. CONOLEY, Sheriff
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

oMMlITED to the Jail of Dallas cuuniy on V the g-d day of March, ls46, Negro Man, who calls hIs name MARCH. and says he beonps to kn, mond Robinson of Autauga county. Alaban,a. Said boy is ofordnnr, boIld, about five and a half ieet high. iaenty-right or thirty years of age. of the common negro color, and eyes of a redsl, cas, The owner of said boy Is requestcd to come for ward and prove property, pay charges aud take II, away, ar he will be sold oul o Jail on the hrs, Monday in November nexi, in pprsuance of inc statute ip such eases pro, ided.
 my3 l3Sem0 Y. CONOLEY. Sheriff
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26
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Notice to the Creditor. ofthe Planters and


 Merchants Bank of Mobile. TNHE COMMISSIONERS of the Planters and IL Merchants Bank of Mobile hereby notify all the creditors of said Bank present their claims to the Secretary oi tie Board al the ofce of said Bank in ihe city of Mobile, before the first day of Jan- uary, A D., I846
 All clans not SO presented will Ike forever barred, agreeaby to the provisions of the 3rd Section of the act Of the Legislature, entitled "An act to amend the laws heretofore enacted, for the final settlement of the affairs of the Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile," approved the 24ih January, lS4b, copy Sf winch section is published below.
 RiNpnAN RnvpD sS1nlEEs naRNEsy commi..io"ers. Mobile, March 27, Is45. mnss 1OitrlstJan SEC. 3. And he il further enacted, That for the purpose of asceriainng wiih certainly inc amount of all outstanding liabilities of the sad Bank, the said Commissioners shall within three months after the passage of this act by advertisement be inserted in one or more newspapers published in the city of Mobile, once week until the first day of January, lSl6 notify all persons having any claims de- mands against the said Bank, To present the to some officer Of said Bank, al 'he office in Mobile, or before the first day of January, 1916, that the same will be barred, and every claim or demand net 30 presented within the lime aforesaid shall be for ever barred from pay ment or recovery, and suit shall be brought thereon in Court in this State. TYRE Creditors of the Planters and Merchants I Bank of Mobile, are hereby -not6ed that on Wednesday Ihe 2lst day of May next, a diviend ot mouey then in the hands of the Commis toners will be made among those creditors who shall present. their claims on or before that date the Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice ia gwen in pursuance of ,he pro- visions of the 9lh secion of the of the L~gisu ture entitled 'an for ihe final settlement of the affairs of the Planters and Merchants Bank of Mo- blle" Approved. 18th February, ls4s, copy of which IS published hel"w.
 II. BARNEY. eC.
 D. STODDFR, ""eH' SEC. And be il further enacted, Tha, it shall be the duty of lhe Commissioners once ever, six months, to ,ide he none, ,sat may eme into their hand. belonging io said Rank, among the creditors oi the same, and notice he parties tn receive their share, shall be gwen twiee week for four weeks, uaner lulisheI ixa M..lAiln
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-26

O00 BOXES smons and Oranges, just re. ~SOO oeived and will he sold cheap fsr cash by
 TlI0M s cAKMELICH, my23 li9if corn'r Dsul.hn and Si Einanypi sts NAVY BREAi-2o bbls i,esa aud best quality. for sale very low hy
 my24 c, A. GILBERT < BRO, 50 Con-a
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

MORE REFORM rY THE NAVAL OFFICE
Hoffman has furnished another evidence Of his IN
entlon to reorganze his Office. lie intends to make
his office perfect check and auditing office of the
Collectors accounts, and at the same time to ia
clltate the business Of merchants. Yesterday be
gave notice to his remaining Deputy, Morgan L
Ogden brother Of the Auditor in the Collectors Of
flee, that he wasn't wanted any longer; and no
tice of the same tenor to VIM. r. Cooke, one of his
clerks-both wings.
In the places of those removed, he has appointed
Leonard Lee, Esq. formerly well known locofocc
barn-burner Of the eighth ward in this city, and
more recently representative from Orange county
in the Assembly. Mr.. Cookie, Export Clerk, has
has been promoted TO the Deputyshp. Stephen Pa
ret, who was formerly clerk in the Collectors of
| iice- removed by Curtis, of the third ward, ap
pointed in place Of Cookie. Mr. Pentz promoted to
Auditors department, and Charles b. Battelle ap
pointed Cashiers Clerk. In place of DIR Bailey
removed, he has appointed gentleman from Her
kimer county.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
Police Intelligence.

POLICE OFFICE, August 2.-The following cases our
reporter obtained without the assistance of lhe worthy
magistrates their clerks 1t is due, however, due to
the clerks to saytat they have expressed every desire
assist endeavors, and have sympathy with the
Justices in their resolution referred to in another
column
Burglary and Grand Larceny-John Wise and Tho
O'ricn, late of New Orleans, arrested by off,
breaking into the house Of Edward lie Forge agent for
the Harlem Railroad, 29h street. the Ith Avenue
and stealing his pantaoons and $3.50 in money They
attempted to get changed 500 BILL on the Butchers
Honorabiy Discharged.--Mrs Allison, arrested
charged with stealing from Catharne Horn, after
examination honoraby discharged.
Grond Lneeny.-Offcer Burlcy and Capt Dusenbury,
arrested Mary Hodges alias Wood, 81 Anthony street,
charged with stealing $40 from a countrym named
Alexander Cook, Of Ulster county, at her house
Burgiary.--S Stealing a Watfh-The house OF James
e. Van Horn, II Liberty street, was entered and robbed
Of gold watch.
Bugiary-The house No IA Gramercy Park, occupied
hy Mr.. ". X. Armstrong, entered and robbed of
largo quantity Of silver glassware, SC.
.anoiher-The house No. 10 Spring street. entered
and robbed Of silverware, and $50 in gold
Stealing Cigars.-Joscph Martin and James Williams
arrested for stealing box Of cigars, valued at from
Cornelius Caughlan, 81 Greenwich street.
Cuing NTH Raxo,-Richard Thorn arrested cha ged
with cutting female across the eye with Com.
mittcd
.9nofher-Peter Johnson arrested, charged with
cutting Jane Embry with razor. Committed.
Stealing I,on.--Nchael Pickcrs arrested charged
with stealing bar Of iron from William Taggart, No. 50
Broad street
.7nofher-John Bowden arrested charged with
stealing bundle Of iron from Slah Hubbs keeper of
ship Sheffield
Uprra PoLIor Aug. la number Of cases Of petit
arcenes, assault and battery, contempt of court &c.
had to-day but they OF particular nte-
rest, wo do not publish them
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
1Iovements OF Travellers.

The travelling mania is still on the ncrease-North
and East The Hotels yesterday crowded, with a
fresh and numerous assemblage, all rapidly moving to
climates cooler and genial than those they had left
Amongst the many scattered through the principal
hotels, the following is q summary. At the
AMERrcAN-Charles Browne, J. Jeanes, Philadelphia;
Bool and Elling Boston J. A. Gadsden, Charleston
w. Gordon, Havannah &. Cusson, Philadelphi j.
Pringe, Charleston; Fl. Lentzinger, Pha; two Parkcrs
> g.; Sheppard, Boston
AsToR--J. II. wilmer, Phila; Young, Del J. J. Samp
son; Mr. Bradshaw, England; w. Ketchum, Geo
Wall, Maryland; Edw. Lambert, Phila II H. Turner
Richmond; Pearson Baltimore; j. W. Spalding, Rich
mond; A. Hobbs Phila; j. L. Threeve J. Spratt, Lou
isville Messenger Coleman and Baker, Boston, N. Ber
ry, Paris: Capt Anthony packet ship "Argo."
CITY-George Lewis, Copper Harbor J. w. Goff
Phila. Hon. G. c. Trowbridge, Detroit Gregg, Kelly
Gilbert, Baker Pha.; Hon j. Norval, Mich; Joseph v
Hamilton, Mass; w. Pettgrew NO; Gen. Van Ness
Mary land Heden, Boston, John Saverder Philadelphia
FRANKLIS-E Loughberry, Mobiles l.. Logart, Va;
Cros, Boston; G. Virgins St Louis; J. Mckay, Detroit
Lieut. Col Dalton Royal Artillery; W. ii. Drake, Hart
lord o. b. Darling, Me-; Isaac Hoffman, Phila.; A. ii
Roignel do w. $. Allen, st. Louis j. Creesey, Gin
cinnati
GLoBE.-H. Livingston, Nj; L. Moore do; Mr. Wal
lace, Phila Romeyer, do j. II. Ecky, do j. s. Knox
Wheeling Jarocque, St Thomas Mr. Packard, Phila
dephia
HowARD-J. w. Bradley, Columbus B. t. Martin
Philadelphia; II. Hamilton, Batmore; Cox and Rigger
st. Louis; c. Reeves Philadelphia; w. Spencer, Ohio
bell Ill; D. w Middleton Washington George Arnold,
o.; Andrew Brown, Miss; J. l. Hickman, Ct; Captain
Martin Boston; T. Brimey, Washington; II Bellchamp
| H. r. Ford Va.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

CHARAcTERIsrIcs OF THE NArToNs.-Neary one
third of Pittsburg was destroyed by fire last April
and now, only four months after, three fourths Of
the burnt district is covered with splendid new build
ings. Three hundred buildings were burnt down in
this city on the 18th Of last month, and now, two
weeks after, three thousand men are actively en-
poyed in clearing away the ruins, preparatory to re-
building, and fifty or sixty contracts are already
made tor new stores. On the 2sh OF May and 18th of
June, one halt OF Quebec was DESTROYED bv fire
and now, six weeks after, scarcely anything has
been done to erect new buildings in the place Of
those burned.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

THE NEWS BY THE CAMBRrA-ln addition to the
exertions OF the agents Of the News Room in Bos-
ton and to Mr. Lee, the merchants of this city are
indebted to Mr. J.. Tucker jr, the enterprisng con-
ductor OF the Providence and Boston Railroad. for
the early receipt OF papers by the Cambria Mr..
Tucker is never behind.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

few years will suffice to create in the pub 10 nj I'd
confidence in American Securities, almost great
existed but this confidence will lead cap als
into the extravagan loans heretofore easily
by spectators from the United States Our State stocks
daily mprovingas securities for permanent investment
and such hold out great inducements to the capitalists
of Europe account of the high rate of interest CON-
rared with the stock investments Of other countries The
bankruptcy that has overtaken many Of the States Of
this Union will ultimately have favorable effect upon
the whole. The delinquency Of few has operated
check upon the others, and compelled them to pause in
the financial policy they pursuing Had the extra
VACANT expenditures made for several years by many
the States. been continued little while longer had
not Of them been ovcrtaken with insolvency they
were many Of the States that have by the most rigid
economy and abandonment of expenditures upon
their public works been able to promptly meet the in
erest ON their debts would have become bankrupt and
fallen with the others few sacrificed to preserve
the rest Had the States of New York and Ohio gone on
but short time longer in the course they pursuing
when the revulson that swept away those of less
strength and limited resources they must inevita
bly, have been swallowed up in the storm, and have
ranked with Pennsylvania, Maryland, and other delin
quent States. 1t only with the greatest difficulty
they able to weather the storm, and only by the
exercise Of the greatest skill in the management OF their
finances have they been able to sustain their credit.
Tho weekly reports OF the Bank Of England since the
adoption Of the system, have shown regularity of
movement never before equaed 1t is trne there has
been commercial operation calculated to test the
Bank in any way; but so far every thing works well;
and long the business Of the Bank continues in its
present favorable condition. the business Of the country
must continue prosperous
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. August I-6 L. M.

There was very fair improvement to-day in quota
tions for stocks, but the sales limited. Norwich
and Worcester went up per cent; Farmers Loan :;
Penn SIS III Illinois 7; Vicksburg d Canton r; Harlem
Il stonington closed firm at yesterdays prices.
The Palmer (NIass) Manufacturing Company have Co.
cared semannual dividend of Is per cent.
The Bank of the State of Missouri has declared divi
dend of per cent for the last sin months.
There had been quite Improvement in the minds Of
capitalists in London in relation to American securities
The probability of the interest the debt of Pcnnsyl-
vania being paid has had very favorable influence
the price Of that stock particularly and upon Of
the others generally.
Quotations AMERICAN STOCKS LONDON.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02


The balance Of assets liabilities being 60 64433
The circulation from June 2Ist to July 18th, hadin
creased $685. and the public deposits had decreased
es495 6s4 The large increase in circulation is doubt
ttrbutabe to the payment of the July dividend and IT
so will only be Of tempo rary character.
The return ofouon in the Bank Of England, for the
month ending June 81 gives aggregate amount in
both departments of fi6,5a4,aa5 On comparison of
ibis with the month ending June ~ 1884, there appears
to be increase of feds,325 The last month";
pared with the preceding ending May a. shows an
increase OF f55s,sO. The return for the week ending
June 2s, being the last published, was fi6,6ol ,sol
Circulation of notes for the month ending June 81, as
cnmnared M ith tho month ending NAV 14:-
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
NEW YORK HERALD.


The Weekly Herald, 10 be issued at eight O'Clock
this morning. will have two spirited illustrations OF
Dandyism here and at the West. They afford a
striking contrast to each other IN many respects,
but they have the characteristic OF the class
the segar. The Weekiy will also contain the To-
reign news received by the Cambria, and the most
interesting intelligence of the last week. Price
slxpence copy.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

The TRINITY COLLEGE RIoT.-We received two
letters apparently written by different persons. Civ.
ing the particulars of riot at Trinity College.
Hartford One was anonymous and the other was
signed by Jas. T. Williams. II appears that there
was no disturbance among the students
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
Jaundice IL generally acco

Jauntlice IL generally accompanied with
e S aay 1oS % q or r 1,S %
9o.s s o..h"E Of TOOL c.nss Of the stomach
w,':S,: sS:;iy:rs:; TsS,
certain aHs to wsts b. p adsa are a.
wl sr.sversd with make psriset cure y
Is.s ss VII siea '%isa
, Sn and taken INTO the cca,,on du.sd
:sS s:fs ssi
aproys digestion and purify The blood therefore will
siys life and vigor the whole frame
lag Pity aa ie S I'D
ncr. the Office and general
BIN all be particular ask for genuine wrghts
Toilet ArticIes.-Raxors of the most cele-
wass @ ss s q and
q the best quality sdpsy row prices A@end Cream
say
All Phlladelphia SUBSCRIPTION. to tn.
Sans hd
ss1s' Of @
asphs Single copies for sale as above daily at o'clock
The WsExt. HERALD j, also 70. sale Saturday
phi!sasi&phis, p Tree Of postage: p.,,;...;.-
eh%sn as ssuea wholesale retail = ''
N With the exception of the Herald" read
sty aaordng valuable medium to adyertssrs Advsrtss
en handed to the agents at half ras4 o'clock will in
United states Circuit Court.-The Clerks
oqr where ihe docket records and files Of the Court viii
IL cos s
VII please send end. distinct i 1s.; notices
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
Court Intelligence.

u. &. CracurT CouRT.-Before Judge Bets--August l.
John Miller seaman, put to the bar a charge of
endcavor to create revolt board the ship George
Washington in May last, during her tip from Liverpool
70 this port The jury found prisoner guilty. Remand
el for sentence
George Billings was sentenced TO thirty days mprison
meDt for attempting to create revolt on board the Car
ol,ne A. Platt
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

Pennsylvania ON HER PIss.-We are glad "a
learn that Pennsylvania has again met her interest
20 the amount of S5OO,O0O; and yesterday paid the
same, as an honest State should. Pennsylvania be,
gins to take high rank again.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

The Ohio Penitentiary contains about 46i con-
vcts, whose mott earnings to the State above expendi
lures s53i3 There are but seven female convicts
among the whole number
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

STEAM SHIP BANGoR--This new steamer, built OF
ron, propelled by submerged screw, and with
three mass, arrived here yesterday, and astonished
tiose on the Battery with her skilful man9uvre in
he harbor. She is bound to Bangor
The New York herald., 1845-08-02
United states Circuit Court.-The Clerks

Medical NOtice.-,The Advertisements OF thu
yew York College of Medicine and Pharmacy FOR
hereafter appear the fourth and last column of this
PAPER. W. 8. S.RICHARDSON, Md. Agent
ifcn and Consuns Rooms Of the C0lIeee oi Nas,au
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

BANK ENGLAND.
.fpTii &c. May TO- June 81. july IL.
Notes Issued EGG 1915 29,4l23i5 3O06i0 296S2
Gold bullion 3, 1859 l3,30935 1891 GOT 33i2y57
Silver bullion 2,073,473 03030 2l0003 2l40,003
. Skiing Dept
Rest 3,I76,2s9 i6l 3Ae557 32I8,O0S
Public deposites. 26f3i48 5,05l, 695773 3456O89
Other depostes.. l0,7863 l0,08 53i l07 1356,39
Seven day and other
bills -. ..... 7,i8l,a7 l,O2l487 1901 sO2 l08i $40
Govet securities 1921 966 l3 898 1894 300 l380O3M
Other securities. 9,68022 106o3T II i,420 ll28222
Notes. 8,l0l770 908a5 9,837,l75 s,6s,g70
Gold silver com 639l3 860.206 387,705 5l3,626
The actual circulation of the Bank Of England for the
four periods mentioned in the above table was
nexed:-
CIRCULATION THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
.dprfi 26. MoV "a. June 81. july H.
Notes issued. E2925395 29a25t5 3005l60 29682,000
Notes on hand 8,l01770 90a8b 983,l75 8,068,e70
Actual circulation. f2i ans og77oo 22H4a5 2islsD
The condition Of the Bank the 5th of July accord
ing tc tn old form, would have appeared follows
Liabilities .gssefs.
Circulation inc. Blk Securities. 25,775,702
post bills. 2i657,65s Bullion, 6Ais,in
Deposits. T,Jl,H9
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

MONSTER STEAM SHIP Great BRITAIN.-This
mammoth of the deep is now in her seventh day
from Liverpool. When the Cambria sailed, she had
quite freightand good many passengers engaged
She will probably arrive next Thursday or Friday.
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

POLLY BoDINE.-Thc Board of Supervisors have
unnecessarily delayed action the subject Of the
bills of expenditure in the case Of the late trial of
this unfortunate woman. The Committee to whom
the matter referred, moved to have it submitted
to the consideration of the Comptroller and Counsel
of the Board. The police officers who were occu-
pied during this tedious trial. have been kept out of
their pay up to this remote date. The officers
ought TO be paid forthwith, as they well earned their
pay being kept continually on duty from ten o'clock
AM. until ten at night The consideration of this
subject was referred back to the Committee, who
ought, in all conscience to report forthwith as the
officers should at all events to be paid
The New York herald., 1845-08-02

A MARES NFsT-lDTE SQUAI B.ING.-Some hall
dozen OF the city papers, including the Tribune,
Morning Ners, Eawess, Eren,ng, Mirror, &c.,
are al It tooth and nail the cause of the dispute be-
ing charges of mutual theft which they are bringing
against each other. IL it but ended in a similar
manner to the dispute of the Kilkenny cats, there
would be more for qualification than there is
at these wranglings AS it ls it is quite amusing TO
hear them blackguard each other, and suggestive ct
the hope that honest people will come TO their own,
according TO the old adage. There is not word
however spoken of all the paragraphs stolen by each
aad every one of them in their turn from the He
raid. We should not be at all surprised 10 learn
that the scule is entirely got up to cover the iniquiy
they are guilty of in stripping of the credit of col
Letting news at expenditure Of labor and money,
such as is altogether stranger to them; but this
ruse will not do The Express undoubtedly has act
ed, as II always does, most shabby in taking away
whole columns!from the Erenng Mirror Perhaps, if
the Express were indicted for larceny it would ar
que that there was not known value attached to
the commodity taken, which the law prescribes as
necessary to the commission Of the crime of larce-
ny, robbery, &c. But this would hardly be valid
plaa We would counsel the Express not to RELY on
their worthlessness as a ground of impunity in
ching too much.
Altogether this fracas is most ludicrous affair
And yet there are some who think that papers ought
10 have some object very different from personal
abuse, and an indulgence IN topics which are evl-
IDENTIFY only calculated to minister to vanity and con-
ceit. The Tribune says its circulation is larger than
the Express, the True Sun defies the Tribune
to compare dimensions, and incontnently let's
bang by defyinR the Tribune to take up the chal-
enge of its door neighbor. Is it not excruciatng
Since the days Of the never to be forgotten tran-
gular duel, described by that common loafer
Marryatt there has been nothing like the quarrel we
daily witness between these eminent prints whose
"cry is still for war" "Whose afraid Z"
POLLY BoDINE.-Thc Board of Supervisors have
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DIVE TISING.

i dszi sr1 BE- coaspieaoasiy inserted IN TIE
:. l'aliaasam'' at The fJloriag sse4
One square Of 10 laes. [2oomsI ,eeeks, 81 OO
I1sfcA cGfsfHH0Hct. :
.inseeacng NAMES Of candidates for Office, !. 90
4 liberal discount the abore rates, those sho adrer
fse ~ TIL rear Advertisements t-iR BE- continued sat
bj3 tie eapeHs Of the Advertiser, definite time fred
Ne are54sngef isiu be considered less tan one square
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Fer the Richmond Palladium.

fer the Richmond Palladium.
IfNES-ro Miss Eaehael,-By Harry. ms
Whom wandering distant shore. e
And far from dearest frie nis may be -
II earth shall meet more.
Say, Will You sometimes think of me :
When friends around with joyous smile
Dis,,el thy with social glee;
AMI oft thy tedious hours beguile,
Then, will you sometimes think of me
When years past and those gone.
Whose presence oft brought JOY to thee.
Then east one lingering thought one.
Who often then will think of thee.
Milton, Il. Oct. 1913.