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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30
La CAPLrAINE YooRHIES.

LIE Washington Union du ID, public lie
jugement do la cour martiaIe charg6e d'ox.
amlne les charge poFt6es oontfe lie CAPT
taine Philip + VOORHEES, de Ia marine des
Etats Unis, pour abus de pouyoirs dams
l'exercice de SEES fonctions.
lily await cling chefs d'accusatien 10.
d'avoir d tort capture an batiment arme
nomm6 la Sancala sur la cote de Montevi.
deo 20. d'ayoir capture une escadriIle ar.
NEE appartenant d un gouvernernement en-
paix avec les Etats inns: d'ayoir d tort
relach6 des p%rlsonnies captures par l'esca.
Dire qui b~loquait NJ ntoyideo, escadre app
partenant a un gouYernemont en- paix ayec
les Etats. Unis 40. d'ayoir pris de force
des tnarins d bord des batimens composant
rescadre dc blocus de Montevideo 80.
d'ayoir refuse aPsscadre bIoquant Monte.
yideo de METRE 10 bIocus en- force afn de
l~aisser entrer DIES bAtimens marcha nds des
e. Unis.
Apres investigation Ia cour a trouv6 10
capitaine VOORHEES, coupable sur tous les
chefs, OF il a, en- consequence, etc condam6
d 6tre publiquement r6pFimand6 dams un
ordre du jourdu s6cr6taire dc Ia marine ct
a irois ans de suspension de SEES fonctlons d
partir du I'd JUN.
L'Union content en- meme temps l'or-
Dire du secr6taire de la marine, portant
censure ct suspension.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30
DIR. j r
CmRuRetEa DENrtsrE.

1nforne ses clients ct 10 public quill est
de retour de Ia N. Orleans, ct tent son ca
b~inctouvert de s heures du matin a 5 apr6s.
midi.
Ii pose les dents artifcielles ayec imita.
ton ~barfaite des dents natutellcs, depuis une
jusqu'au dehtier c%onplet
Pose les dents . piyots sans la moindre dou.
leur ct on quelques minutes intent la nature
au point de tromper Foil 10 plus experiments.
Orife, p~lornble, on Cimente,
D6truit ic nerf deHtaire sans que 10 pa
tent sen apercoiyo, ct garanti son insensibi-
lite.
Difigo Ia soconde dentitiou des %enfans, ct
cOrrige la deviation de leurs dents,
II d consid6rablement rebuilt ses prixae
t~ragaille pour du compliant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du troisieme district-Paroisse az ct
Baton Rouge.
Clarissa p K~leinpeter
vs.. 3949
John l. BolsIneur, son mar.
t. m aeA-

vs.. I3549
John L Bolsipeur, son mari.
JUN rs. 1915. g..
Trois iours judiciaires etant tcoules depuis
la rendition dun jugement par default, pris
scion la loi dams cette ~afFaire, ct le defendeur
ayant manque de comparative ct repondre,
sur motion de u D Avery, avocat de Ia plat
gnante, cette cause a etc fixee pour co jour,
atm quill puisse rendre lie dit defaut final,
ct ayant paru a la cour que la ~plaignante a
6tabli les differences allegations dams sa Pc
tition par la loi ct 10 t6moignage, II est or
dome, adjuge ct decrete que CIarissa +
Kleinpoter rccouvre de John L BoIsineur son
mari, les diyerses sommes par lul recues ct
depensees, pour son usage, provenant de SEES
biens paraphernaux, SAVIOR Ia sonlne de
quinze cents quatre-Vingt seize p~iastres ct
trente cents 1854 30 lie Is janvier 1885 /;
deux cents quarante-neuf piastres soixante-
un tents lie l5 %ianvier 1886, ct deux cents
quarante neuf plastres s~oixante un cenfs le
Is %ianvier 1887, hut cents ~piastres lie Ter
aodt 1888, six cents soixante-dix piastres lie
Ter mars 1871, ct deux cents vingt deux pias-
tres lie / mars 1912, ct qu'elle ait h~ypotheque
legal sur sa propriete fonciere pour lie rem
bours des dItes sommes, ayant reference aux
differens dates CT. dessus specifies avec in
teretlegal la-dessus de la demande judiciaire.
II est done ordonn6, adjuge ct decrete que la
plaignante soft deelaree proprietaire des es-
cIaves Jane, Bill, Peter ct Jack, ct en- recou-
yre possession, ct qu'elle soft separee en-
propriete de son dit mari. ct obtienne Pen.
there administration ct possession de sa pro-
prlete separee ct paraphernale.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Juge Be Dist.
Je certifie que lie susdit est une copie con-
forme a Poriginal dams mou bureau.
2 ao6t 26 A. WINTHROP, Grefier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30
PIEUX.

lie soussign6 desire acheter une qaanti-
to dc bons pteux, livrables sur son babita.
ton d Q miles ct demi andessous dc Ba-
ton Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
aodt 80 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

WAsHtNeFoA.-Le Is courant, VIM. z
Kendall, fills d'Amos Kendall, Il etc tue
dams une rixe avec WIN. Il Elliott, beau
fr6fe dc John G Riyo4. QueIques Difficult.
ties existaient depuis I'm certain temps on
ire Elliott dun c6'6, Kendall ct Josiah r..
Bailey do %l'autfe. Dams papr6s midi, lis
s'6taiont %rencontres d l'encoignafe de Ia
venue de Pennsylvania ct do Ia rue Qua.
torzie me, ct Bailey await frapp6 Elliott,
p%r6tendant qu'il on await reGu un i%nsulle,
Elliott s'eloignn sur 10 champ: mais yers
six heures il revint au meme endfolt ct
apereu Kendall g! Bailey qul ~s'avapeaient
dams 10 sens oppose il tira aussit6t sur
Kendall, IN coup de pisfoiet qui atteignit
10 malheureux Jeune homme en- pleine poi.
trine il 6tait mort sur 10 coup. Elliott
fl ensuite feu sur Bailey, qui heurease.
ment SO baissa eft no fut atteint qu'au bras.
&c movement Iui sauya In vie. On Sc
NIT aussit6t d Ia poursuife do meHrtrier
qui ontra dams Ph6tel Fuller ct s'echappa
en- sautant par une fen6tre.-AbetHe ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30
CTGARES DE la HAVAvE.

JosEPH+TUNEz (%autrement Jacko) informe
lie public d'Est ct d'Ouest Baton ROuge,qu'iI
a en- vente Ell gros ct en- detail, des cigares
dune qualit6 sup6rieur. b
Aussi Citron, jus de %citron, liqueurs fin
&c, B des prix mod6res.
aoat 10 ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

INeESDIg DE XENIA.-Cet incendie, ac.
compagne dn meurtre de denx commits,
souleve t%objoufs la plus viys sensation
dams fOhlo. La Gazette do CINCINNATI
annance, d'npres uDg lettre dun habitant
respectable de- Xenia, qu'une des compa.
gnies qui poursuivaient les auteurs do CO
forfait atroce, await arr6t6 Hne bande do
colpoffeurs don't ellie %snivait la trace deppls
Xeaia. Ces derniers firent resistance. ct
apr6s un ltger combat les citoyens sem.
pafefent de toute la bande don't un dss
membres fut tue dan coup de carabIne.
Cos coIporteurs furent ramen6s Il X6nia
oil Ia population etait 81 agit6e qn'on Nc put
qua grand peine I'emp6cher de Sc porter d
des extr6mit6s sur les p~risonDiess. On di.
salt qu'on await retrouv6 sur eux une par.
tie des m~arcbandises voices,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

Arr6t6 par II Cobb, a ~ miles de- Baton
Rouge, une vache, de couIeur bruno, sans
marque au fer, une coupe sur PoreilIe droite
ct un trou ct coupe unie a Ia gauche, CONNIE
auBsi un veau. lie propri6taire est requls de
les retirer en- so conformant d la l0i.
JR DUFROCQ.
IS RangeUr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

De toutes parts des Etats Unis on men,
tend rien d'int6ressant, except6 10 nouVe-
ment des troupes : les troupes ~disponIbIes
au nord ct dams rouest ont recu Pordre ce
rendre au Texas. II est n6cessaire dams
les circumstances actuelles qu'une force
considerable soft maintenue sur les frontie.
re du Texas, atm d'Gtre en- etat de repous.
ser toute atGeinte que lie Mexique p~ourrait
faire pour riuvasion de notre territoire.
C'est tres saiisfaisant de voir lie d6voue-
ment ct lie patriotisme des yolontaires dams
cette circumstances. Plusiers compagnies
&c sont d6ja form6s a la NouveIle Orleans,
ct au bruit du premier canon ennemi, nous
ne doutons pas que les Etatsdu sud sleeve.
raient en- masse pour la defense de leur
sol, ct pour dOnner au Mexique n logon
quill n'oublierart janais.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

L'esclave Linus, appartenant a M. Jno.
Buhler de cette vile, d etc traduit Mardi
dernier, devant NJ. Cooper, JUICE de paix,
pour avoir insulte OF frappe Mr.. + M
Young, le soir auparayant. II a etc JUICE
scion Ie Code NOR, par devant lie dit juge
ct six trans. %tenanciers, ct les fats ayant
etc clairement prouv6s contre lui, il a etc
condamne a 6tre emprisonn6 trois jouFs ct
a recevoir 25 coups de fouet chaque jour,
OF de plus a porter une chaine, au service
de son maitre, pour l'espace de trois mois.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

Pods DU PAIN,
Fix6 parlemaire pour Ia semaine suivants,
La Farine ttant q "a 10 ls baril, 80 once
de pain pour dix sous
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30

VENTE PAR LIZ RANGEUR.
Lundi le IL aodt a Ia residence de Dan.
lei Sullivan, sur la comite, vi b9uf arr6t6
OF atlichd scion la loi par 10 dit Sullivan.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-30
REMEDIES POUR LES HABITA.
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mai 10 /
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

6lebce through long Course ol years. hure tln,n twenty even years ago arrived among then friendless stranger boy, without money, without re ativcs or ends, and with very limited education. tne fruit of my own exerlions In tlie relations of private and prcfesslonal life they che lsed and sus- lained me with more than paiehial hndness, and they have repeatedly elevated 10 the highest Oil- ces in their gill, without unwarty sHcilaiion. oa my naIt, hut have sustained me wdk a Eieadness and conslancy of which any pubic ni'n may lus'y be proud. The feelings inspired by these reflections are indeIlbly mtrts-d inc tablet ui menlory, and deeply. firmly seated in the Of grateful heart -a heart truly alive to ihe emotions 0f gtaiitnde and beating hgh even amidst the relentless stoi im of persecution wih patriotic devnlon 10 my coun- lry fidelity To my constituents, and invncible n'-
 achment iO my nnchanged, nnchangeabe, political principles. They defy the wiihcring blast oi cHlun- my, and mol to be wrung from me by the re- mur St less hand of deiracllon The past ai least IS safe. In reviewing the incidents of my public llle am not uncoutcious Of having committed many er- TOTS They belong to the common lot nf humanity, and claim no exclusive exemption from il. Let those who without reproach, this respect cast the first stone.
 Conscious of the rectude of my intentions, and the integrity o my moi,es in all my pubic acts, freely and iearles-lV submit my course, i'll reference 10 the great measure for the ahneXation of Texas 10 the United States, those whose hIgh prerogative il is to pass jndgalent my public acts; not doubt
 ing, for moment, that their decision will be based upon the lnmutibIe principles of justice and lmpar- tian. A. r. BAGBY.
 WASHINGTON, November l5, lS45
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

The annual installation of city officers teok place yesterday at the Mayors office. Al l2 n'elock all he gentlemen elected on Monday last repaired 10 the office wh lbe oficial paths administered, first 10 the Mayor elect and then 10 the members of the several Boards of Common Council and Alder men.
 aIr. Hoppm, the late incumbent. administered the oath 10 Mir McA pin, and after rendering him his congratulations and expressing hls best wishes for successful and prosperous administration, retired.
 Nlr. MpAlln then assumed the chair. when the members Of lhe Council and the Aldermen came for. ward andlook the oaths required by law.
 After tIese ceremonies were performed, Mr. Me- Apin add essed the Board of Aldermen--lhe Com mon Coun' having retired--in brief but exceed ngly pertinent and appropriate speech. He said in substance lhat he had been called by the voice of his fellow citizens to post of high esponsibilitytha he was but slightly acquainted with Ihe actual con- don oi the affairs of the City--its debt, ns means and the policy by which it had hilhe To been govern ed-hat it would be his obpct as it was his duty to avail himself of the which his new position enabled him to command, to inform himself fully on all these points, and that la should communicate freely with he two Boards on the measures connect ed with the advancement of the public interest, so iciling their aid and promising his operation in usl and economical administration of lhe city go- vefnmeut.
 He cautioned his friends mol to expect too much of him, but he reiterated the pledge he had frequent y made during Inc canvas, that he should enter upon the discharge of his duties with firm determlna tlon to perform lhem in spirit of impartial justice without prejudice and without favor.
 When he had taken his leave, the two Boards ad journed. Mir. Emanuel was chosen President of tho Common Council, and Mr. Todd was apponte, Chairman pro tenn of the Board of Aldermen. Tn, salary of the Mayor fixed al 2,200, and join committee of three from each Board was appoine, to fix upon the offices to be filled, not provided lu by charter, and to agree upon the modes and nea sures of compensation. They then adjourned [, m eet again on Friday next.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

CoMMUTATIos FOR VAN STEENBERo AND Observation-Disclosures Wright issned on Saturday last an official order to the Sheriff of Delaware county, by winch the sentences of death upon Van Steenberg and O'Connor are commued 10 impli- sonment for life in the State Pr,son. We stated
 immediately after the sentence of these men tha, Executive clenency would probably be extended 10 them, and several days ago we were enabled to an- nounce the fact. The Governors order occupies over three columns of the Albany Atlas of Monday. being full review of he ani-rent ouirages, he ti. Is and the Governors for the course he has adopted. His views are: l. The trials were fairly conducted and the verdicls just. 2 The prisoners not ring leaders, bnt tbe dupes of others. 3. The jurors who tried the piIs and the people generally having petitioned for communication, inc Governor leels called upon 10 interfere, and hopes that other citizens, sednced by unprincipled dema- gogues to unlawful outrages, will see in this inter- ference eSort 10 restore peace and harmony by
 enient means. before adopting the rule oi extreme severity. f. The argument of some petitioners, that the offences of the prisoners were political, s ground less, the crimes being more allied to treason than politics. 5 Under the belief that commulation will be more beneficial to law and order than execution the Sheriff of Delaware county is informed that the sentences of death are conmuted to Imprisonment. for life in the State Prison.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
AIinIORY HALL.

1rMR. XAUPpS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened on Saturday, 9th December, nt 10 uclock AM and o'clock rM for young Ladies and Maslers-nieht school for Gentlemen will commence on Saturday Gth Dec S5 o'clock. His coutse will conprise- PoILa Poikd QuadriHe, Wditz de Deag pas Hop Waltz Gallo pads, Quadriie, q Ia Syiphic, 9c.
 TERMs-Per session, of l6 lessons. ..........Sl2
 Two ar more irOn same inmily. each. .......... To
 Private lessons, at residence. l2
 Polka, Polka QuRjre. e......................... 10
 UOne course of instruction only will be requisite to obtain complete knowledge oi ali the above dances Mr. Xaupi will give n his Saloon during the present sea son, Practising Quadrlle Parties for the farther improve ment ef his pupils which will afford to his patrons an opportunity of judging of his st, le oi dancing
 uOylH 2l9Iuto
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

NULLIFIEk CAUeHT.-We caunot overcome the repuguance of full bIooded CarolIuian. the loom and spIanng jenneis. He goes for free trade aAd direct taxes. Yet now and then one is caught in silken meshes. wealthy planter sirollng
 through the Lowell factories, and signing for the fate of ''the white slaves," fell suddenly in love with beautiful factory girl who winding the skens of silk and wooden like Lucretia of old. All thoughts of high tariff aad free trade vanished, and he little beauty who wiih lantern in hand went to work at the mill before day break, left Il in her carriage in the evening after lhe happy knoi was tied. Suth is the reward of ndustrY. -
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
nnnaInNalRrA

Per brig Neptune i'm Boston-Freeman X Boltoni B Howe; Taylor & McRae c Higgins; Bronberg < co; M Stetsoni w Martin; Boweni Coster, Robinson X co; Marshall Rowe x cui Foster X Battelle; Fry, Bliss * cos Humphries Walsh & co; J Masterson; W Truwit; J A Delnger; Henry; OReilly x eos Dewing. Ed Ill 4nls & Field; q Landon; W il Bunne Grisss, Bar ney & co; Campbell Owen x co NJ Waring x eos c Foote co, c Wood Kelly X Allen; Al Taught x eos r Stewart Jno Reid x COS Henry Stodlarl' K Bel knap: Whitaker Sampson; Dickinson X Ensilai U ~ E smith; Deshn smith X co; A Broun, McRae Rave ses X Bullock; Barron, Mead & co; Burlsnll Hayden { Lee; Il Rndgers; D T Merrill. NJ II Wood; Bradford G Saunders; J 0 Cummns W Martin.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

Per steamboat w w Fry from selma-Allen X ITadpn II bales; Labuzi x Olds 67; E Andrews < co los be sha, Smith & 29; Boyan & McRue b6 T Lesesne AZ; Broadnax, Newton & co 25 Leavens 4 Malone 10, Don ald X Marshall 5; Rives, Battle & co 54; unrwe X Da- wis lS Garland Goode $; Crawford & Gowdy 5; Pope & Son 37.
 Per steamboat Irene fin. Demopolis-Rives. B,itle & co 45 ba es D stodder 31; Slrang Urck 23; Car lsle co 23; Deshu, Smith x co l6; Pope K Srn g; l. Galloway '; llarweli Davis 6; A E Ledyard X 5; Toomer. Gay & co 3; Dickinson d Eustis ?.
 Per Mawhinney's fiat from Little Bivb e-Crawiord & Gowdy 64 ba'es
 Per Devans Hat fin Gainestown--Turleton & Scott 30 bales Gwathmey, Forbes & co 34,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
MOBILE.
' nlornilig, Dceambcr !, isl5.

Thursday Morning, Deeenlber I, ist5.
 PnicL CuRR4 ST,--For tie accommodation ol UT customers, wishing to wthe by the ncN Euro feen steamer, We s,all anticipate our regular rolii- cation day, and issue ,ter sheet Rsvie,p on F5l- dag morsiAg neNt-emhrdcing the husiness m this market since the departure of lhe last steamer.
 The next steamer from Boston for IiYerfool is the Cam5'ia, 10 leave the I6th instant. She will also be the first from the other slde, bringing dates oft.e I9 u!t.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

In correcting the proof sheet yesterday ofthe elec- ton table, two or three errors were nmie which nacd correction. The total of hlr. Dr,ine should have been I056-that of slr. Gould 7s6. The should have bean biased to Ar. Hodges name in- stead of Mr. Gale's.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

Madame Isabelle Colbrano of the most ceIe- brated canlatrices of Italy, and the wife of Rossni, expired on the 7th ut, near Bologna. Rossini wrote the following operas expressly for her:-Elizabeta 'Otelo, 'Armda.' 'Mo.e.''Ia Donna del Lago' 'Zelnira,' and 'Semiramde,' that Rossini married her; and although for sometime separated from her, ne tended her during her last moments with an ex- emplory devotion.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

The largest factory building in the world is now being constructed in Portsmouth, New Hampshire The part already up IS four hundred and forty feet long When completed. the length of the front i'll be five hundred and four feet Number of spin dies, fifty thousand; of operatives, from twelve hundred 10 fifteen hundred.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

FROM BREnEE.-We have seen letter from Bremen of the 18th ut which states that "the rush oi emigration will be very great from here to Texas next year. Already the excitement has commenced. Numerous letters are arriving here daily from the interior, making inquiries in regard to that counlry
 all of which receive prompt and encouraging an swers Already three vessels have sailed direct for Texas with emigrants; and there will have Jeff Ere. men this year, al the close of the seuson for rhe l. States, 10000; and already about 30 ,OOO.-l Union
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
ARBoR OF RIO DE JANEIRo,
 Ga,tan,Ear 90 IQIS


 with the following letter from the region of the La Plata. It shows that Inc nust and aggressive ac. ton of the allied powers is fully persevered in:
 HARBoR OF Rio DE JANEIno,)
 September 23, 1915 Dear Sr,-l have the honor to enclose you copy of Il proclamation of the Minister of War al Monte vdeo, respecting the change in he revolutions of the light on the island of Floris. The lamps and rehec tors were destroyed by lhe troops of Gene al Oribe The arrival of the English packet from the river of Plate yesterday. brings information that the Ar g ntine squadron lately captured by the English and French forces Tn the rver of Plate, have been dis. tribnted between the LngIlsh French, and Oriental squadrons
 On the 18th August ut., the Monevidean squad ron, consisting of elght schooners and two brgs got under way, and proceeded up the river, accompanied by the EngIsh and French admIIals m Their steam CTS; and ihe 3ls ultmo took possession of Colo mia, without much resistance on the part of Orbe' forces. The combined forces that went up amounl- ed to about 300 meu. The place was then garr- soned by Italians, orientas. and French. 1 under- stand that the next object of the admiras is to open the nay igaIon and commerce of the Parana and Pa ragnay rivers; and that all the ports of the Oriental republic, occupied by Argentine troops, have been decreed under rigorous blockade by the combined forces.
 Rosas has issued adccree of non intercourse with the vessels-ot war of England and France.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
uaaauiNGnlnEa

Per steamboat Irene opolis--Judee Jno Bragg, Capts yles Perry, Drs Palon Beacea, Messrs Wilson, Rhea, Boss, Harrison, Perry, Clark Lewis, Cowal, Wm Hood, Over
 Per steamboat W w Fry fin Selma-Mrs llurges md child, Mrs Fennell and child, K James and daughter. Erwin and danghIer, Col James. Rev Burts. Messrs Fennell Brgham Alsiock, Rgsby, Hurges. Lindsey. w Wallace Brown, Lang. Hudson. Stafford, Rchmuhd Iouston MaIlock Backman, JordSn, Johnston, Davis.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

GTRELIGI0US NOTICE-To morrow. (FrdayO ha- wing apart by the synod of Suuth Alabama, as
 day of Fasting and Pr8yer the Churches within the bounds of the Synod,-publc religious service will be held in the Government street Presbyterian Chnrch ai o'clock AMI, and at : ht night Dr. W. T. HAMILTON will prpnch on both occasInus decd
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

The "Constitulinn'' wh.ch has heretofore been ably conducted in Washington City, by Messrs tarrIs & Heart, was removed on the lst inst To Baltimore, where in future it is be issued under the same mana agrmeut.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

lhey are the pure iranscendentaIisls ihe writers in Turkey. One of them recently announced that soul animated rose bush, bud and blossom, yielding, in the happy imperial rose garden, has exhibited signs Of vegetation Meaning thereby that an heir to the throne is expected soon.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

THEATRE.--Mr. and Mrs. Skerfeu made their debut before Mobile audience night before last, and were received by the audience with great saisf,c- tion. Ms. Skerrett is beautifnl woman, and d most sprighiy and lady actress. Mr. Skerrelt is particularly at hone in low comedy His Tony Lnmphin, as well as his Peta Spyhe, kept the au. diencc in roar. We have seen them but once, but that is sufficient to show that the high reputation they bring with them is well founded.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--December 1. 1s45,

CLEARED. Brig Carrier, Beecher, for Marseilles by Barnewa & Wanroy.
 ARRIVED. Ship Dublin, Sheffield, from Rotterdam, in hallnat to master
 Ship iInlcyon Pattpn, i'm Boston, to master. Brig Neptune, Bursiord, from Boston, 10 Whitaker & Sampson.
 Schr Mobile, Bulmer, fin Pens acOla, 10 master. schr Pearl Runey, i'm Boston, to muster. Steanhout Irene, Clouds. from DemOpolis, with l1O bales cotton.
 Steamboat W Fry. Kinney, from Selma, with 39l bales cotton. Mawhnney's $ flat, from Little Bgber, with 64 bales cotton. .l Bevnns' flat. i'm GaDesiown, with GA bales cotton *