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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

Per steamboat Fashion, FIN New orieans-Mesdumes
Carson. Mcdonald, Maj Chase, Rev Mr. Brewer. Messrs
Moreno, Martin; Mccarthy Love. Jennings sampson,
Abrahaus, Siveler..
Per steamboat Jas Hewitt FIN Wsrs.w-Cromwell and
lady, Dr Means and lady, d u Williams and LADY, VIM
German, lady aud child, ell, Collier and lady, ID Cur
ny and lady. Groom and lady, Mesdamrs Reeaer Prt-
chet WoodsUH King, Chapman Ramsey, Presier, Ghol-
sou Misses Chapman, Jones, Gen Whitfield, DUcls
tirin Lane, Messrs II F0scue, Fourrier w II Ross, N
Lane, R Baker, A w liossa, NnyIor, Richardson, 8
Martin, Fluker, ilerrn, Marsh and son, Goldsmith, ii
D-lbarco, Thornton, Brsshier, Amasou Harlan,
A w Mahon, Col Young, 7 Redmond, Rainey,
Deberry, Is and G Lille, r Cinnton, w Stanton E Ell.
lis, N Moore, Farrell, u waIpoie, Doyle, Man
delbaum. w u and Lloyd, s"nderson, 5 Richards,
d sprou, W Crump, \ Crawford, n Russell, " M
Kirkpatrick. b and I Il Williams Jas May, l. Maui
din, G WHITFIELD X NJ Peck, ID McCarin-y, T Sanders,
X Brasahed, Kerr, Jand Field, } X Lalabeth, L q
Mosely, w r Hatler. BCyx, y d Bodie, Edwards, Z A
Spears, Folks, Hazenbeck, Sieiger, Bottoms, X
Davis. Cooper Hatke, q Richart, and others-tutal
Per steamboat New World fin We,umpka-J Mar
shall, lad, and child GOsOn, lady and children,
Marshall and lady, II Bus.ey and lady, Ms.tamrs IL
Norman and child, Finn ahd children, Mckinney IT.
vine. Barnes, Misses Williams, Night, Fleming Turner,
Drs Iaalhlon, W II Fleming w D Marsh, Dorich, Fox,
Garter, Revs tt avis, ThOaso Hon G ohelds Mess
Reid, J $ Walker, 4 DsWoif, J W Gorann, Martin.
A Hendrick, Swain, Gardiner, X Wilson. Bennett, A
Jackson, Riggin, + Hardy. X Parr, Fsbib. voz,
Rice, w II Brigham, J Smith, W McW iiams, A aud
keoiels, l. NJ Gilmore. II Goodwin. Milford, Beck
Ransom, Waldrun, d aud H. Powell. NJ Boyd, q II
Stewart, Bailey Rutier, WIN Stone, Dixon, 4 Bill
lingsiey, J Il Eckiord, l. F Whitehead, 4 Macarthur, W
Hsarrn, Cook, Watkins, Hatch. Greer, A w Canon,
Reid. Btoodgood, g NJ Megsi.on. Meirdonhal Grayso
Clark, G renwood, Wallace, Bell smiley, Reeney, VIM
Weller, Maxwell, Fulton, Winnlow, Right. Masters.
Per steamboat LOwndes fun W1tunpka-Rev Mr. Nall
and lady, DIR Bullock, lady md children. A Tyson.
lady and child, Juseph and lady, Moussr and lady,
M sdanes White, Williamson, Dukes. Miss Dukes Mr. J
Crensha Messrs HUE, Mix, iany, Presudge. Butler
Warren, Vaughn, Brnis, w PriU,sun, Norris, levy,
Sutton, Ciarksou, Broughton, Pu:h, Williamson, and
POWELL Cupspper, Cheek, Linn, Mcclure, Hall, Nc
Queen McPhurden. f=-I ....
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

| THE san PEDRO ExrEDITION.-We under
stand that letters have been received in this city by
! recent arrival, from Messrs. Howel and Others, en-
gagged in the second S,npr,io Expedition--as il u
called-wko went out for the purpose Of raising the
Spanish ship Of war San Pedro, which WIS sunk ma
nv years ago in forty feet water the Coast Of the
Spanish Main She had in her something like 49,
600 OO0 besides brass cannon and other valuable
ticies. Be-
The letters state that the expedition have been
successful in finding the vessel. She WAS descend
ed to by one Of them in diving bell. constructed for
the purpose and So in specie. besides several brass
cannon, brought up. One OF the dollars found
embedded in the timber of the San Pedro some inch
es deep, supposed to have been placed there by The
e ploson Of the magazine which caused the vessel
to sink. Most sanguine hopes are entertained by
those engaged in The attempt 10 obtain the vessels
treasures that they ould succeed finally in accom-
pshing their objeci the satisfaction of The stock
holders Most Of the treasure in said TO be in bull
ion.
In consequence of this favorable intelligence the
San Pedro stock has materially advanced. One Of
The holders iniorned us yesterday morning thai he
had refused $1,000 cash for share which originally
cost one hundred dollars. .. .......l -.,e
We learn further tina, the anchor of the San Pedro
has been taken up, weighing altogether six toms 1t
10 the intention. told, Of Mr.. Howell, The SCI
eniic operator in this matter, begin the boom
Of the ship and operations until The entire
vessel shall have been raised -[Balt. Patriot, 3rd.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11
ACorrEE PLAsrArlos.-A coffee estate is i

ACoFFEE PLAETATIoH.-A coffee estate is in
deed a perfect garden, surprising IN beauty augh
the bleak climate Of England can produce.
Imagine more than three hundred acres Of Iant
planted in regular squares with evenly lruned shrubs
each containing abuut eight acres, inlersecied BY
broad alleys Of palms, oranges, mangoes. aud othe'
beautiful trees, the injerstices between Win are
planted with lemons, pomegrapates, cape les'ani es
tube rnses, lilies and safious other gaudy AID fra
grant flowers; while double strip Of guinea gra 's'
Of luscious piner, Skin, the sides, presenting pref
" contrast TO The smooth red soil the centre, scru
pulousy hep, free from all rtle. Then the beauty
Of the whole while in Aowerl That Of the c'fre
white, and so abundant that the fields seem covered
with fakes Of snow and fringe like blossoms Of the
lose apple; the red Of the pomegrauate and Mex'-
can rose the large scarlet fhw, r. Of the Pinon,
which when in blossoni covering the whole tree with
flaming coat is the richest Of Flora'S rea'msI and
quain, lircs trumpet shaped fio~ers painted yellow
and red and burstng IN bunches from the blunt ex-
tr-mties Of each leaess branch; the young pine APP
pies with blue flowers projecting from ihe centre OF
their squares the white nhe ropes, and double care
jesaamnes; The CANDY yellow flag and score Of
other flowers known 10 only by the sicky tenants
of the hot house.
And when some of the flowers have given place 10
the rpencd fruit, and the golden orange, The yellow
mango, the lime the lemon. the luscious canite, and
sugared zapoi, the mellow alligator pear, the custard
apple, and The rose apple, giving to the palate The
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

APETRIFIED APPLE.-Tbe Indiana Pa Re-
gister says ''We were shown last week by DR.
p wart OF this borough, pctrifed apple which wa.
found some time since in Armstrong township, N
this county, immediately beneath where stood large
r e which bore fruit, precisely in shape and appear.
to this apple 1t has changed iato sand stone
Of whtish cast, and s ,ruely beautiful and rerfec
specimen OF petrIiac'lon' Upon one side Of the ap.
pie there is small spot which seemed To have cUI-
Ip"nced TO decay, and its c,lor has changed To that
which is usual upon rotten fruit, which appearance
il still retains, and is as hard and full at thai par.
tic"lr place rs upon any other petition Vi lie apple.
From this ii would appear that the quality of petri.
faciin" has the ELECT upon decay ed that il has
upon Audecayed matter,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


lnpursuance Of previous public notGe given in the
Macon Banner, large and iespec,ao'e meeting OF
the ci'lzrns 01 Chfke county aSSe'"eu III tue C"nft
House for the purpose OF selecting ueiegaies TO ut
Tend The democratic STATE convention TO DE he'd ut
Tuscaloosa on the first Monday N May next, and to
declare their preference Tor Candidates Tor Cover
nor. The meeting was organised ny calling Vel.
Foster TO The Chair and appointed Alex. Carleton,
Secretary.
on motion oil Judge iiam."oh' committee OF
hve was appointed by Inc 'har' 10 report iorihwnh
suitable Candidate I" Ne rum ny 'ne adneci"'c
parry nj Inc ensuing august eeciops teT uo'erh"r'
ana snao'e a' o, he.ega,es 10 "se"" s"'o cp"'e"-
lion, .ioh - - ~. - ~" % '""'", '"'"e'
o. oickehs"h' " W. mesg'"'o" anu Carre'o"
were appointed s't'd coh'h'iieeIw"" .1'"e" ""
shn'' t'me "'" suoH'eu '''o"s" men N''''''" ''0
'oilowing report:
me committee 10 "honh was referred Tue "ol'o"
OF Judge hami"oh' nave haa "e Sa"'e un"e' oo r
aefa''on anu nave instructed me 10 report ",'
having IN view Inc mutual OF conceded 's' o' WOW"
A'abama, 10 Tue furnishing m "o'ern"r' anu a'so ''e
competent talents POSSESSED ny RUNNERS ~ our "e'
moc'a,c "fe'"en 10 III. 'he EHec",,se ' h,',' ~
unanimously recommend 10 'he iaVofanie eons'"e'"-
tlon OF me '"'ers oil this stare, me non htup'"
chapman, as pe'hs our hiS' cho'ce anu tue n'"'
'a IT,, w. mcN,uns as 'ne alternative ..;,.,,.
me committee 'ui'her recommends" ar su,,""'o
individuals tor delegates to represent old ,'srke !"
s1'u convention; 'ne 'o''oW'"s n''',eu sen'"e" n
,""' VIM ~ i","" IN r,'' 'o"" "' nm' ~
R"bea burns, oo'; ~, D. y. Foster MAJ Iho.naS
neaIn', MAJ, m"'A iia'"e" an" = ,,''e'o"
"ne u.'' Sa'u "e,es'es '"N1 as nv" g"''e W ~.
Srnc.'on III se'ec',ng cahu'daie Tor ""'efnor ~
s"'p oo"'1"''o", "e Recommendations eo"'"'"eu ''
w" i''' ''"uee VI .'',e 'ePo''' a., ~. ,
Aver reading OF me report VIM. r.cke't' ESQ
"ot'"nea wa, 'he na'ies ., ''e nun ht""e" nap
| niah ana Tue non James w, "cCung he smnAhh
IRON Inc report ana mat OF Naihanlei cry OF Lime
stone be substituted when was put 10 me meeting
ana los. nearly unanimously r.,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11
A. CARLETON, Secretary.
Macon, Alabama, April 2nd, 1916

! ALJACKsoN.-Isaa Fl ill, of New Hamp.
shire, is now journey to the Southern section Of
the Union, in search Of health He lately visited the
Hermitage, The seat of Andrew Jackson, in Ten
nessee, and letter from Mr.. Hill, published in the
last number of Hip N. Fl. Patriot, saws:
81 fonnd Gen. jackson better in health than TX.
pected; yet so weak, il il we're any other man, !
, could scarcely suppose he would live IA week. For
the last four months he has not attempted TO take his
Gust o mary meals nth the family. He sits through
the day in well constructed easy chair with his
writing Materials his miniature biblciand hymn book
before him. To him brought, soon the
maj arrives, the newspapers; and during the four
days larred the Hermitage, his FIRST inquiry
was for the daily Washington newspapers, and The
letters bearing the poet mark OF the capi'ol.
With all his bodily weakness, his intellect seems
to have been frightened and malured by time, and
his attention TO the most minute public affairs is
greater than that of some Of the most wary states
men and politicians engaged in public life. The all
absorbing topic with him now is the Annexation of
Texas His correspondence with Gen. Houston
and others, has given him a know ledge Of the state
of that qaeson, it exists in the interests and feel
ngs Of the people of that Country and of The western
States, that is not generally understood by the peo-
pie His feelings for the result Of the vote in the
Senate was intense, and his whole countcnance
frightened at the annunciaon in letters oil Two sue
cessive days that Il majority OF the Senate would
probably vote for the resolutions.
The general has heightened out his lie for years,
by his prudence and abstinence. His complaint is
pulmonary; one lobe Of the lungs he believes to be
entirely consumed. This condition is shown by the
shortness Of BREATH which nost entirely precludes
the benefit Of personal exercise. When he moves,
i, is SO quietly as to produce no disturbance His
feet and ankles are swollen from continued sitting
and he finds substitute for sauta,y exercise only
in the bathing Of his limbs every evening IN those
emolients calculated to produce thealhy action Of
the skin. Weak as he is, he s,a,es with his own
hand, and combs and adjusts the ample gray hair,
which continues TO add 10 the dignity OF his appear
ance."
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

THE TARIFF VERSUS THE LABoRERs.-Our
am liable contemporary has, behalf of The t'protec.
tionsts" ''reguIators," fairly thrown Of the mask
and admits that the condition Of labolers Is made
worse by protection. He renaiks:-
1--WE know right well tina; Protective Tariff Can.
not redress all wrongs and correct all Social Evis-
far otherwise. The extent Of its power to benefit the
Laborer is limited by the force and pressure Of do
nestle competition, for which Political Economy has
as. yet Devised no remedy. II the Laborers Of our
Country find their wages depressed and their en-
po, restricted by heavy importations Of the pro-
ducis of other Countries, they may be sensiby bene
flied by the imposition Of Tariff which shall great
|, diminish the imporiations. Yet the evils thus
warded of may bereproduoed paralslisd by The
gro,ong fercsnsss OF Home competition The muhipi.
cation Of hands and TIT relative illumination of employ
mehf. %
Of course il this result not foreseen by EN-
plo, ers, they would not advocate protection. High
pr ices for that which they SELF element Of their
prosperity, but multiplication Of hands" and
quent low wages, aided by low prices Of the raw ma
terals consequent upon combining them to The home
market, form the chief elements. The "home com
petition" is the protested object Of protection. The
Tribune admits that u ''reproduces multiplication of
haw!s' and ''dilninulion Of emplo, ment " The Ia.
borers clearly not Of the ''proected interests"
Of the Iribsne.-[N. y. Murning News.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

The FACT IN A NuT sBELL-The Pbilad,I.
pha Gazette remarks Of The Rhode Island Cons,itu
tion that, "if the Constitution is binding, why lei
Dorr loose upon the community, when he ,eGsss n,
support t?'' -
Gov. Dorr mas not refused to support IT. He re-
fuses accept liberty by swearing 10 sumner, ,la,
Constitution, unless his priege Of CHI zsnsp be aso
restored TO him. He does choose to walk lie
streets banded felon, robbed of his political L;,
right to the people of Rhode Island.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

We have received from the Literary DtPot, an edi-
ton Of the Chimes, Goblin story, by Dickens, the
merits of which we have heretofore discussed, and
RANKE's Turkish and Spanish Empires, in the
sixteenth and beginning Of the seventeenth centuries
translated FROM the German by W. A. Kelly.
We have not had the opportunity Of perusing thii
work, hut the name OF the author, and the important
period in the history of the two nations which he
treats, are an ample guaranty of its general inter
est, IL s complete in one volume.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

Per srhr 0rrallOO I'm Philnelphia-COsisr, Robinson
4 co; $ Twelves i co; Mclnl.rs; Warning X 60;
WOodi Iiaviland Cark cog w II Bunnell Il COS Peck
N Shackieofd; J Sands ~ COT Goodwin & Davis TIL
Iotson D Mszange Il co. -,I lt
Per stealnboul Fashion, from New Oreans-S q
/ Jones, + w McCO, 4 co; M Warins d CO; Freerniun
& Bolton; Marshall Rowe & co.. HhvilHud, Clark q co;
Rhra, Ss kes q CO.. Andrews x CO; Sands q COS w
Brown Barron, Mead L. co; Fry, Bliss q 90; II lIu-
Der; ogdeni DeGrushs & Marsh; st John, Powers
a
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11
MOBILE
Friday Morning, April II, 1915

Pace CUKREsT.-Om regular publication of
tomorrow, (Saturday,) will be in good lime Tor the
steamer Great Western announced TO leave New
York for Liverpool on the Oath inst. Our letter and
newspaper sheets will be ready at the usual hour.
The next steamer from this side after the Great
Western, is the Caledonia from Boston LIST Nav.
The first from Europe is the Great Western Of The
18th March, and the nex the Caledonia of the 4Ih Of
April The Boston steamers resume their semi
monthly trips IN April liom the olhe side.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

flavor Of oio Of roses hen all these hang upon The
trees in oppressive abundance, and tie ground ls
also covered with tie oserripe, ls owner OF II coffee
estate might safely challenge the world for iarer
garden Nor must this be thought the appearance
il presents for only short l,eIiud The coffee has
successive crops Of blossoms five ak tine ia the
winter and spring; and on he orange, the ripe fruit
and the bosspm, and The young green fruit. often
seen at the same time; while several Of the shrubs
and plants bloom nearly all the year.-[NoIes on
C,I,.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

PilILADELPHIA-Per ship ond1akH-20O bales hay
PHlLADELPHIA-Per schr OfralloO-ll4 boxes, rs
pkses gasa ware. 50 bbs % hi ito ale 10 do 10 hi do
beef 20 do % hi do liquor IL do wine, cHrts 2OO pkEs
lead IL wheebarrows 5000 bricks, boxes pickles. lily
pkRss dOmestics.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat FashiOn-l5 bbls
eggs I6 do potatoes 20 do 10 hf do moasses do oil,
l76 do ur do hhs bzcnn 23g pcs bagyihs, ~ coils
rope, I'll kegs lard, head cattle, 46 sheep.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

The following is list Of officers attached 10 tn
U. $. steamer Cot. tIARNEY, now in the Bay
WIN. F. LYNCH, Esq Lieut.. Commanding.
T.. TATTNALL NICHOLS, Acting Master,
r THoMPsos RKNsHAw, Pas'd Midshipmar
JSo. 5. MEssERsMIrm, Assistant Surgeon,
A. +. MARLEY, MIdshipman,
ROBT. STUART, Mdshipman,
jams ATKINSON, LIST Asst Engineer,
l.. I. SPENCER, 2nd Asst Engineer,
THO. TELLER, 3rd Asst Engineer,
JSo. d. WooD, Coast Pilot,
WIN. +. LYNcH, Jr., Captains Clerk.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

An adjourned meeting ofihe Democratic party
will be held at "a o,clock, on SATURDAY EVE
MING next. ut the Court House, for The purpose OF
rendering the compliments Of public dinner 10 Tue
Hon. JoHN C. CALHOUN, and expressing their APP
prevail of his late brilliant and distinguished services
as Secretary Of State.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

Moasses has advanced even more than Sngara. owing
principally to the cause. Al Havana prices had
advanced within few days as raIs. The last quota
lions at New Orleans, where the article active, &c
26i-un advance upon tina lowest point of the
abou l2c per gallon. The receipts the Attn inst.
mounted 10 900 bbs against So 900 last year. and the
exports TO $4,000 against $4,000 last year, and $4,000
1914.
In regard TO he probable deficiency of Mulasses from
all sources the paper alresd! quoted estimates it g.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

- .,.. -, ~: nc. Lac,
lhe rev: or aet ",.'a ' T., anJ 10
SATURDAY n,s"'' I1""' 80, III ..l;m.,.ly
=, -. , ,,.ns %, a r.cove,v Memoirs Of h i'm
have appeared IN every Journai' AMI awaiting s'
cunsian'i", piosf"pns' WHEN - su'e W " '.".;
OF 70 re'ha,x''n'ea ""n."e ,,c liz Us harn
tnlate Inc 'eaung p'"ns nl MS INC. as ~"
~ Woodi"fd' Essex, ~ i'"1, 'nU"s. " n,'| wv
parem'nge, ana ruoca,e" ~ "o"'s1' e"o "" ~
New C"'egt' oMo'", ""1'c "e I'm " ''' - ~ n.
,er"arhs e""seu W'ow'"'p '",e" ;i s :" ~
for some t'ms a. "e'mar' WIN p"p,l en.".'e "
his Charge 'he pr"Jec' was "e'e" WI y "e r.,
Germany, aud MIR Sm''n wen' 10 res.'e ~ ..":"
bur"h, where NE reha'ne" '"r I'VE years.
AZ an Episcopa' munster ."ere' NC "e.";a ~ 80.
F"cmte OF me y""'"s' '"'"y y, WIN "' Ea.I,.ah
y" hgh'y n'','nRusne,' VINO '''"''ou W" - TX.
Review, me hiea Oh "n'ch p.oceeueu "o'" no 'us
gestlon' lie was ',s ""eu,'o'' anu ",'""s
whole career regu'a' con,, 'ou'o' ""u "'s ppo'
have hHen.seIecteu Nv" puo's"o" !" D" 'op' ,
In lSo" he 'e't'o III lonuo"' neI D.,'s 10y ,
preacher, ana a's'a e1''e, o'' Do.'
Royal insi'ut'"h III a'o'l:'m NJ he I.'.mh,1
church pre'e'"e"' ~" '""'' ,onc -, H.
er Of Inc o,"He' " '''' i"'o .t. ;n,...s L.a,
Roman Catnoic n'so"sso" ,ase" ~, DE- t p,.'. ),
he published ms ia'"9,s Le''c's VI e'e' y.'s,
which had conH'aerao'a e"ec' on ''s Son'I
continue 10 ne reau as me speo,me"' y. .,'h.
En2',Sh' co'o',', 49, ~" All i .;,,,as ;nd..J
rant fancy and hnn"f., An MS wI'.,"ss' ,nue1 ~
partake "i 'h,s "'Nea o"''"o'' a"" '' ~ ~ h.c'.a
ter period IN lar.,cuaI ",e ,"o'e w." ,;,,'
highly seasoned" VIII. po';eu W." az" ~, ra., .,,,'
helping our a'o giving P"'s"""'' ~ '
ing. ,rc, :; ...,,;..,;o, h.raov.
In social ,,e, 's ~ % ,S RshsIa;. Tlere WV.
ed WIN nu",or m ~, i, him. the hamn;es, nj
nopreparng nor getting up IN "'a ';e a ~
epigrams' usua' nJ he ..,. ~. dsl;.h, oxsr
'ur"i ana sp'n,I" ' " ,h.as r.,a,,.s nr c,;.n. i.
cup OIL Yea wiz; WV y, r ,ha 60. "r ,,ond
10 the most or.,, I ,.es s';p. 70 co6, in
,"s'' ~ r. c,s,;n,, ad I.nal,.bI. Gc.,;a,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11
I'VE Isurn lrnm ,he Feliclana wing dial. .he pos

We learn from the Felicana Wing that the pos
Office at Clinton WAS broken open the night Of April
/. aud the Nortlern mail bags, which were to be
sent % the next NOR ling, cut open and rihed Of
most Of their contents. II Is net known that there
were any a'iers cont aiming MOI ey in the bags. Du'
rug lie late fire N that place. il was thought neces-
sary to remove the more valuable articles IRON the
post oiiice, and @hiie that WAS doing, b"x with
money IN !, was robbed of considerable portion Of
its contents, ny some negroes, as was supposed.-
The wing suspects The same persons nnplpca'
lsd 10 the rpbbery.-LN. .. Crcscept City,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

D-ALABAMA PLANTER.-Personsw wishing 10
subscribe this publication, do so at the Book
stores Of s. w Allen, John x. Randall and }. NJ
Sumwalt 81 Co., II, the Literary Depot OF Mr. Boullf
mel and AT the office of the Register and Journal.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

The MIssIssIPpI-The Point Coupee Tribune
OF Saturday says: "The river still continues rising,
though slow y-from inch to an inch and "A half IN
twenty -four hours"
The Concordia IntelIigencer of Saturday saws
.'1he Mississippi continues rising at this piace-
Is within three feet of the highest stage of IS44
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

The Franklin Sociey holds its regular meeting
thus evening, at its Hall in the Barton Academy, and
members, in order that matters Of Importance 10 the
institution may be properly acted on. We under
stand that the question of erecting Hall for The
Society will be brought up.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11

0U-According to the New-Orleans Jefersonan
the following is summary of the results Of the Mu-
ncipal election, which took place in that city on
Monday:
The General Council is composed Of democrats
and wings; Council Of First Municipality of 6
democrats and wings; Recorder denocrat.-
Council Of Second Municipality, of democrat and
IL wings; Recorder a wing. Council OF Third Mu
n'cipai'ty, of democrats and wing; Recorder
| ,yhig
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF MobiIe--April IL, 1916.

CLEARED.
Ship Nicholas Bddle, Truman, for New-York by
Ryan. f...G e.. -HE. b..
Br bark Blake Sharpe for Quebec, in ballast by Laird
& Littltjohn. .n
ARRIVED.
Ship Remittance, Silsby, FIN Boston, 10 master.
Ship Newark, Nervin, I'm Boston, Ia r Gage
Brig Sarah BROWN, Norton, I'm New-YOrk, To John
Ryan
Br bark Pearl, Burrows. FIN Ichaboe, to master.
Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, fin New Orleans.
Steamboat Jas Hewitt, Quarter, from Warsaw, with
93l bales cotton.
Steamboat New World, Bryan, fin Wetumpks, with
l0U6 bales cotton. ..... Or.
STEAMBOAT Lowndes, Johnson, FIN Wetunpks, with
l470 bales cotton. ''-.' 10
Steamboat Potomac, Foster, fin Columbus, with 24s
bales cotton. - .Yr
ass bales cotton.
ARRIVED HENcE-At Providence. 3lst uli-Brs Abo.
FuOkes. . I