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DECISION OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
AHDT NEW Posi- OFFICE LAW, &c.-ln rela-
ton To existing contracts the Postmaster General has
decided to let Them stand until they expire by their
terms, when the law to go into full effect
that all contracts must be made and renewed unde
the new law, and that all contracts be made for
Transporting the mail according 10 the late circular
and advertise menls of the Post Office.
This decision, from The fact thai the contracts III
all I've made in reference to The simple transportation
and safe delivery Of the mails alone according to the
schedule tune stipulated, without regard TO the mode
Of transpor zion, whether in post coaches. horse
coaches, or in any other manner, will hundreds
of thousands OF dollars annually each Of the great
territorial departments in which the Union is div-
ded, in the administrator of the Post Office laws.
The Postmaster General has abolished all the irav-
elling Post Office agenaIcs amounting TO ten. and also
the five deputy agencies. This alone viii save up
wards Of twenty five thousand dollars ($25. 0O0) an
nualy Ifemergencies arise, requiring the services
Of such agents, they can be temporarily appointed for
the occasion-and being appointed confdentiaIly
act with much more efficacy in detecting and
correcting abuses.
In all things il will be found thai Mr. Johnson i'll
faithfully administer his Department for The country,
and without any possible reference jobbng party
purposes .-Lrimes.
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RIGATOE SEARCH

Translated from the Courier des Etats Urls.
One fact, winch appears TO us particularly worthy
of mention in The Euglish paters is The resignation
which certain papers manifest seeing the famous
right of search abandoned. In stating the arrival OF
the Duke of Broglie AT London, and his proposition
to substitute, in place Of the ght Of search, com
mon blockade against The slave des ers on the coast
Of Africa. English journal observes, with reason,
that il the right OF search is abandoned with regard
to French ships, must be equally given up with re-
gard 10 the vessels Of Brazil. Spain and Portugal
1t adds, "Ths ID sad prospect for those who h, Id
to til, right Of search, but those who regard il,
we d "A mockery and az useless abuse, desire with
all their hearts hat the Duke oil Broglie may sue
coed in giving il the first blow, even though that
which he offers substitute nost amounts to the
same thing. But truth becomes eyi1 as error dis
appears, and this right OF search 10 IA dark cloud
Which prevents from taking rational view OF the
question Of sln erv." There is remarkable just
IN this opinion Of the Engsh paper.
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ted February %, saysi "Charles Dickens has been
gorousy Jed here during his short stay, and start,
ed this morning for Rome by the old road tn, ouah
81 Germans, Ciprano, &c. Lord Byron had said
that The night he passed Stronboli that Volcano for
the first time for years, emitted ne,lher fame nor
smoke. Charles Dickens and his party were more
r rtuna,e. for when they assembled Vesuvius on the
night OF the 2lst, a new cone burst forth. aud was
awiully grand the whole mountain, from the crater
To it's base, being white with snow, nothing like il
having been since the eruption of January. 1899.
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LIS PERFiDEs AFGLAIs.-Ths Rouen Journals
state tn 1t the following curious not &c was lately
proclaimed by the town crier Of Yve.ot (Seine 10
ierIeure) "a considerable number Of Eng lishmen
being about to be employed on the railroad, the
Mayor engages the ladies' both young and DID, nc to
walk IA the streets after nine O'Clock in the even
pg,"
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MEMORANDA.

ARRIVED HENcE-At New-York. 2lst inst-Ships Ilo-
girlh Pendleton; Norman, SPAWN.
Fellowship Uncas Latham.
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ONO" sroRM.--We have not during the winter
zee" visited with more ugly snow storm than COM
en'eu .'.'n"g down upon us, almost out oil clear
sAy' YESTERDAY morning, and continued with intervals
aur'ns 'ne uay' The sieighs lad merry time dur
'oe me Jay and at "ish, we had sufficient on
Ihe ground 10 make three four inches on level
accompanied with disagrt eahe cold winter weather
we lear |" VIII nave done much damage 10 the fruit
which was near bursting into blossom in this sec
toni Chicago paper, Apils.
BISHOP OSDEKDoEK.-We learn. .av. the Mr.
folk Courier, run friend who has received latter
from New-York, that The clergy of the diocese of
New ork, are About to raise $4,000 year far
Bishop Onderdonk, until matters in his case can he
settled, provided that he does not resign, which he
will not do.
=, in calling the Jury the Superior Court Of New
io'k last week, but juror present. and the
rather than wait till the others caught
plaintiff.
The waterford Chronicle ammo ,nces the death OF
htGIhA MARIA RooHE. tie celebrated authoress
u that admirable old fashioned novel. "Tbe Chit
dren OF the Abbey" She died a, her residence +.
ireland at the advanced age Of 81.
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DIED-Yesierday morning, ut the residence of her
brother, Miss HARRIET b. STEPHENSON.
ID The friends and acquain, OF the deceased and
those OF her brother John Stephenson, requested
attend her funeral from his residence this city, this
morning ut 10 o'clock.
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have all been let under the postage law. This law
allows the contractors 10 transport the mails in any
way they may prefer, SD long they a:e carried
safely, and within the prescribed hours. According
ly the transportation contracts have been made fully
fifty per cent cheaper than under the old law II is
10 be observed, this is the first letting under the
law and that the mails in three quarters of the Union
are still carried under the old rates. When all the
provisions of the present aw the post office depart
meni, Notwithstanding the confident representations
Of those opposed to the cheap postage system, will
we are assured, be found to be little or no burden
upon the Treasury.
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MOBILE
TUESDAY Morning, April 30, Is45

The eastern mail came through yesterday with
New ork dates Of the 2lst but without The news of
the Caiedpnia Of the 4Ih from Liverpool which is
now due ~ DAYS.
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The Charleston Courier Of the 24ih has the follow
ing paragraph in relation to the mail steamer be-
tween thai city and Wilmington. which is out OF
time:
Some iea,s entertained for the safety of the
steamer. &. Vanderbilt which lett here on Monday
afternoon last, with the United States Mail and had
moi arrived at Smithville on Tuesday afternoon,
whea the steamer Wilmington came out of Cape
Fear river The Wilmington left here shortly after
her arrival, yesterday morning, and proceeded as far
as Georgetown, but nothing OF the c. Wander
bilt and returning in the aitei pr oceeed with
her regular mail for Wilmington.
We understand that the G. Vanderbilt was passed
about liz O'Clock on Monday night. TO the nor,hward
OF Georgetown Light, going very well, wind light
at N T. and the expectation OI many is, thai having
experienced some arrangement IN her machinery. she
may have been compelled TO come 10 an anchor in
Long Bay, between Georgetown and Cape Fear
Lights; or have been much delayed in her pro-
gress as 10 Cause her non-a,rival "a, Wilmington
tuesday. We trust that the steamer due this
morning will remove all anxiety in regard to he r
safety.
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0u-ALABAMA PLANTER Persons wishing To
subscribe 10 this publication, do ri 1T the Book
stores Of 8. w Allen, John K. Randall And J. NJ
Sumwalt = Co. The Literary ncpoI OF MI. bohllr-
met and nj the office Of the Register and Journal.
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Ou- am candidate for reelection 20 the Office
Of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county at the
ensuing August election.
ap15 AJIGUSTUS BROOKS
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Bj-The packet ship Gladiator, Capt. Bunting,
which arrived al New York on Saturday, 18th INST.
from London. reports having fallen in with large
quantities of ice in lat. A. 40, long AZ 3d. She ran
upon it in the night during fog and 60. clear OF i,
With considerable difficulty
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We understand that The Masonic Frafan have
been invited to lay The of the Bethel
Church in this city, and that tomorrow, (Wednes-
nesday) oc lock, the time fixed upon for the
performance Of The interesting ceremony. The adj
drtss, is understood, will lie delivered by the
Rev. Dir. HAMILToN.
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FOR NEW.YORK.

SSN The packet brig SARAH BROWN. Cap
A7N tam J. NJ. Norton, will sail on Saturday
next. For passage apply TO JNO. G. RYAN.
or 10 the Capts'n on board at Packet VIII RI, below
Gov rune street ap29
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90 The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup
port him as candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
Count, Court, at the election in August next.
ianI6 4Oies
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0y-I'he "Doiugs at Wing Hail'' came too late for
this mornings paper.
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8 ALEXANDER SAFES--The subscr iher,
~ agent Of the Manufacturers Er the sale If the
above Fire Proof Safes, il prepared 10 furnish them
Of any size suitable for offices steambpati. Those
wishing TO purchase, requesied 10 examine
them, with the certificates, from, those who have
tested them. JOHN PHILLIPS,
mh24 CO. ner Conf and Water streets
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0u-I offer my name 10 the voters Of Mobile county
rs candina,e for the office of County Clerk, at The
ensuing August election.
lan15 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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oRN-352 sacks Of best quality, landing this
~ morning and for sale low from the wharf by
ap29 G. A. GILBERT & BRO, so Comet
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eo-jAMES HAGAN is announced by his friends
candidate for the office Of Circuit Clerk Of Mo-
bile county al the ensuing August election. ap8
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A LABAMA RERORTS. vol. 9Th, new series.
IA received by J. N. SUMWALT & Co.
Booksellers and Stationers, SO Dsuphin-st
Reports OF Cases at Law and in Eqsisy. argued
and determined in the Supreme Court si Alabama.
during January Term aud part Of June Tern, 1914.
by The Judges Of the Court. - 'sSs :.-.= .-ap22
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+ IME-Thomaston. Cemenl-Hyd raulic. Plas-
Aier-Calcined, for sale by
ap29 EDW. C. CENTER & co.
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE-'Mons.A.

FRoY 10 now ready to organize glasses in
French, after System Of his own. and alsO
partly after the Robrrtsonan system. For terms !.
&C.. apply to Godefroy at his recitation room
Cont street, No. q, from 10 O'Clock AN. ill Pm.
Ladies will he punctua attended to at theirfespect-
tive residences. z.
N. B.--Mons G. from his long experience ia able
10 teach learners FROM any French system Whatever.
and will always endeavor 10 suit the taste ii his pu
pills His zeal and unremitIed attention, he hopes
will secure for him share Of former patronage.
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FOR ABERDEEN.
p c. p The fine steamer BELLE p )ULE,
II. R Johnston master, will leave for
I he above and all intermediate landings ON THIS
DAY, 29,h inst, at 8 o'clock PM, positively.
For FIRE light or passage apply on board OF TO
ap29 CAMPBELL, OWEN Il CO, Agents.
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J'I respectfully announce myself asa candidate
Tor Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election.
mhS SI,T j. w. LANG.
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TCE--ICE--ICE.


TIME subscrlber has notice Of the loading ae Hos
of four additional careors Of Ice to his con-
signmeni, To wi: per brig Amer'can. bark Martins.
brig Robert w. Brown and bark Rangef-ail OF
them now nj sen. Price HALF CENT PER
POUND. Per order of - -trIaf 9'ti -
THOMAS McNELLIs.
ap22 l22Kmo Ice House Keeper.
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ID + N T 3 R - - IN Il. !
nR. LEES NERVINE will give immediate n. j.
- lief to The most acute TooTH ACHE, whine IL
proceeds from exposed nerve. u viii also ep.
iirey destroy the nerve 20 that the tooth may BE
plugged and again become useful. without any pain
whatever The Nervine is perfectly free from avery
thing injurious to the organization Of the tooth OF
that win discolor il. 10
respectable citizens, may he seen ut the OFFioE
southeast Of Royal and Dauphn- streets, over
Gregory's Exchange, entrance IN Ro,al-st.
DEyery operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the latest improved principles and warranted
TO last. mhz1 SAT-
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Gs-We are requested To announce EDWARD B.
GALE as candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
at the ensuing election. mill
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p UShTONS & co.'s Compound Tonic Mix
ACtme, speedy and certain cure fof the Fever
and Ague.-A fresh supply just received ~ the Plan.
tiers Drug Store Sign II the Blue Motnti B6dth east
corner OF DaupiIn and Water stretts' - .,s. 5sl
mh29 BLAIkA co.
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A GRAND National Work. Narrative 81 the U.
"A States Exploring Expedition during The years
oflSSS, 80, 40, Al and AZ, by ChaS. wilkes, u.
States Navy, commander Of the exPeditoi, IN ve-
lumes and Atlas. -
Subscribers will please call on
ap22 3. w. ALLEN, 20 Dauui,in.styeet.
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Do- To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
iaorized TO announce DRURY THOMPSON As n
ca ndidae for election the office of Clerk Of The
County Court of Mobile county, 1T the ensuing Au-
gust election febo 6Otie~
DJ-The friends Of JOHN p. REMY announce
him us candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile county, al the election on the
first Monday of August next. ianl4 SSIeN
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NOPARTNERSHIP-Th undersigned, have
~ formed n copartnership. for the purpose Of
uansac,ing Commission business, under The name
Of HARRISON & ROBINSON, from and after
the first day Of May next. E. HARRISON,
Of the firm Of Harrison Blair.
C. ROBINSON,
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0C-The undersigned announces himself as cam
didac for Clerk of the Circuit Couri Of Mobile
~, at the ensuing August election.
janI7 4lte JACOB s. MARSH.
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u AGGlNG, Rope and Twine-ln store and for
ID sale for cash or on time by
ap29 F. w. Mccoy CO.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.
p e. n The fine light draughi steamboat
Asssss2z55S|5 ALABAMA, }. j. F. Wilson master,
will leave for the above and intermediate landings
on WEDNESDAY, Both inst at s O'clock, Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or
ap29 M. WARING & co
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Mons. A. Cor EFRoY, n French gentleman now
residing in Mobile, was engaged during the last YEAR
in giving instruction in his native language, to class
Of Young ladies in the city Of Tuscaloosa. Being ono
Of his patrons there, became acquainted with his
method of instruction and Witnessed The rapid pro-
gress made by his pupils take pleasure in stating
OF Mr.. Godefroy's method Tin part devised by him
self) thai j, is superior TO my other have ever
known used His diligence in attending to the in-
srucion of his scholars and his unwearied zeal to
communicate a knowledge ofihe language hs pro-
fesses to teach deserves the highest commentator.
milo 85cmo THOMAS d. KING.
NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with.
~ drawn from the firm Of THos- P. MILLER 3
Co. Thos. p. Miller ard Orlando Furness, are
authorised 10 sign in behalf OF the firm, collecting
,nd nnv;oo ,ha dehts dino IN and from, aid 6yua
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been invited to lay The of the Bethel
Church in this city, and that tomorrow, (Wednes-
nesday) AT IL oc lock- The time fixed upon for the
] performance Of the interesting ceremony. The adj
drtss, II is understood, will lie delivered by the
Rev. Dir. Hamilton.
We have copied into this mornings paper two
forc'ble articles on the subject of the anti-Texas
demons tratIons in the North. One is from the Rich
mnnd Enquirer aud the other from the Boston Post.
They are, however, chiefly valuable furnishing ex-
tracts from hostile papers, shelving with what daring
and fiery zeal disunion is proclaimed to be the i'm
mediate remedy Tor the wrongs which anti slavery
lanaticism assumes 10 have suffered in the anneAa-
lion of Texas To the Union. Mems and presses,
high in The confidence Of large masses OF men, have
detailed plan for the deliberate disruption Of the
Union, and IA separation Of The la,e-h'.lding and
slave holding States, order that the latter may
be disemharrassed even Of the formal obligations Of
the constitution. in their crusade for the abolition Of
slavery on this continent The dissolution Of the
Union, itself The consunma Of political eylto this
country, is, with these furious zeaols, means 10
the accom- lishmeut of another end. No man can
read their passionate appeals The subject of slave
ry without feeling that should separation Of the
Union nnhapplIy be effected under these Influences,
ii would be only the beginning of struggle full OF
further and deeper horrors The fanatic,sm winch
would break up such a government this. founded
and lnaInta ined and expanded this has BEEN by
race whose blood has been poured out together so
oilsn, and is ntermnged in so many blended streams
IN the arteries Of mill ons, would be miserable lny-
pocris. # II could stop separation Wars, serriie
and aggressive, bloody and remorseess, of emancipa-
tion aud OF conquest to secure the power emanci-
pate, will be the law OF existence Of the anti slavery
republics, as inevitably heired 10 The liberation OF
slavery was the law Of their creation This is SO
plain that the men who pressing forward this
abolition excitement against the South at the ayow-
ed cost Of disuaion, mean undoubtedly, 10 20 on,
by law Of necessity which they will plead, after
hey have created it, To destroy by force the soca
organizatIan Of the States Of the South. So certain
are these results fthe in agitation that 10
man can lift his eyes from the spot upon which he is
uea'ling, without feeling nstnctivey that they are
The aim as well as the end. We do not mean to
make homly on the dangers which beset the coun-
Try, the Union, and especially the South as the as
sailed party, from these signs. There they are be-
fore all who do not shut their eyes wilfully to
The light ana the instinct of every patriotic
heart, give warning be on the alert for the ap-
proaches of this tremendous struggle, and be ready
10 resist Them in every form OF ns idous or open as
sault.
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NOTlCE-The Copartner ship heretofore existing
Nunder the firm Of HOYT, FORD O. ROBIN.
SON. will be dissolved by mutual consent. on the LIST
day Of May next. The unsettled business will be
closed by either Of he undersigned, who will ussthe
name of the firm in Ii,u;da ion only. -.
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o. The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him a candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Mobile county the election on the
1st Monday Of August next mh25te*
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1fNED s. RADCLIFFE is proposed by his
friends ms candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and will be supported by
febl7 9Th MANY VOTERS.
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For MONTCOMER

FOR MONTGOMERY.
+ e The fine steamer DALLAS, James
SSsslissssiE2=S{zRJ. Adams master. will leave for
the above and all intermediate landings, OIL TISS
DAY, 29ih inst. at O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
ap29 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.
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ENACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI.
Il NESS-The undersigned will continue the above
hus mess under the firm Of HOIT Il FORD, and
tender their services to their friends and The public
generally. WAIT 8. HOYT,
apl4 115tf CLINTON" FORD,
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The subscribers will continue the Grocery bust
ness under the same name and style az here6fn -.
THOMAS r. MILLER
apl6 ORLANDO FURNESS.

A kARE CHANCE-7The rubecrifeTs, owing ie
"A i'll health, offer their entire stock for sale. con-
sis ing of an assortment ofthe most choice Wines,
Liquors, t'ordals, Teas, &c. selected IL the hest
markets, with and judgment. Also, the FIX
lures, comprising every article necessary for the
continuance Of a Wine, Liquor. and Grocer .busi-
in an old established siand-all of which will
be sold very low, and possession given or before
the 1st Of May next. Terms reasonable. Apply on
the premises. A.& 3. WOLFE,
apIl corner Commerce and 81 Michaei.sts.
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