Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.

! ne COTTON market was Improving the sales oil the
last week being large, and prices rising. fayora-
BILE change in the weather had removed much of the
fear with regard TO the grain crops, and the excite
ment which had been created by the threatening wea-
Their had very much subsidized
The political news from England is unimporlant.
The Queen is on the continent, travelling for plea
sure. At last accounts she had reached her husbands
native place. and her residence there had settled
down more into the manner of family visit than
anything else. The social ease Of German life con.
tributed to that effect Balls were held 10 enjoy the
dancing, NOT to be state wonder to the vulgar
The public pageant was an annual lele, in which
the girls and boys of the the chief actors
The royal party were leave Gotha their return
on the Sd inst, and expected to at Antwerp OF
the 9Th, and pass thence in the Victoria and AIher
steam yacht, to the Isle Of Wight.
The steam packet ship Acadia arrived in Liver
pool fl ON Boston, in passage of eleven days and
half!
Hon. Edward Everett, cur late Minister to Great
Britain. accompanied by his lady, and other mem
bers Of his family, were among the passengers in the
Britannia from Liverpool.
The Hon. Louis Mclane, the American Minister
at the British court had taken up his residence at IS
Harley street, Cavendish Square.
The U. ). ship Plymouth, Capt Henry. arrived at
Marseiles Aug. q.
The terms Of Il treaty of amity and commerce have
been defntively agreed upon by the British and Bra
lillian negutiato.s The rough draft of this trealg
has arrived for the approval OF the British Cabinet
The engrossing topic in England, the rumorei
war between the United States aud Mexico.
Winners News Letter says:
.,fu, .,any hu0
war between The two American republics may lead
10 system Of priyateering the western eoast 81
the Atlantic, dangerous To our merchant ships. The
underwriters demand higher rate of premium from
this country to America unless the clause is inserted
declaring the insurance free Of capture and seizue.
Immense foundations have happened in Hungary,
and have done immense damage AS well as caused
an extensive sacrifice OF human life.
The ancient town of Tervonia in Hungary has
been reduced to heap Of ruins by fire.
correspondent informs us that the Rev. Or 10
seph Wolf has taken up his residence at Mecllin,
and has accepted the chapl,incy Of The English no.
Ieslant Chapel there, where he will perform Divine
service every Sunday. VI Brussels Gazette.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times saws
"Wlh respect TO Tahiti, conquered so glorously md
protected admirably, have received an asu-
rance for which, perhaps, you are not unprepared-
it will be abandoned"
The weather has. since our last, been highly as
p'eious 'o' o'lns'"s VIC s'h'" 0'oi9 '"
"a'" ""'o us" '1 u n"" 'o' eoo"'i'r ~" $50,
ahe""y 'ipe' p'is"' s""s"''1 "''' VI y'"o W -
was precisely what wanted after so great gun.
IVY VI r"'" a"u tnese nave pee"
p''ts VI '"e N'"suo, 'io W.
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one 'ic i,NeV' s'" VIC ,''''' 4''-'''' ""e,"' Wy
weather, however p,opt'o eau "'" a""o ~"
y may be wrong in this conclusion and sail
be happy hear from such Of our ayr lcuura lrmds
as have PIT the matter to test, 'hfasnng poiion
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Inst venr Tie rise in The nrice of hal article, " ch
commenced "A mon,h apo. WAS considered to lave
rearhed ia ut,nnst hepht
The accounts fran o,her narts of the Continent
continue ia be mf,vor,,ble: but there has notyet
beeu nnch lime TO hear of the effect from any recent
change in The weather
Tie distress in Poland ~ extreme, The poor ,eo-
nile penet,a,e in crowds in our preyincs Nnsterbug
and Gil nm The fields of mems and potaInes the ,eas
are immediately deyoured raw; ,he stalks of thepo-
aioes are eli, down and boiled and eaten in the ffIl
delachment of troops has been sent 10 protect the
froniier--IPrussiau paper
The cron in Switzerland is said to be A IA lure
Asia Minor is at the present moment suffering all
the horrors of famine For tie last Two wears The
crons hnye failed. and wafer ia so scarce that he
ouantuv reouired for The consumptiou of small fam
v costs an enormous sum. The exportation of corn
as been prohihi,sA OF august, except
ins in the of contracts previously entered into
pRoeRrss op Inns Sups AND ScRrw Pro.
PELLERs.--We understand that The firm of James
Hodgson e. Ca ,ron shin builders oc This Town. are
bniIdino al other vessels an iron shin of 1900
,ons buriheo the frst of a new line of steamers 10
nIv betveen New York and Livernool. with engines
of 1870 horse powe also one of 900 tons burthen and
100 horse nover IN MA, betveen IvernooI and Rio
Jaueiro. die first of +, new line of seven: also one
for Buenos Ayres all fitted with screw proueor and
G,antham's pa,en, direct action engines. silver.
oool Times
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