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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16
From The .albany Ere. Jour.


EXPOSURE OF A CoNsPiRAcY.-We published
year ago, account Of The trial and conviction
Of a Catholic priest in Indiana, (Romsn WeinzB'
pn.) for. an aggravated crime upon female OF his
Church, While at confession. The testimony was OIL
revolving character, and the wretch was consigned
TO the Penitentiary. IoaIhed by all except few
friends who believed him innocent. Several months
elapsed, when circumstances led others apprehend
that he was the victim of conspiracy. An effort
was about TO be made to obtain pardon, but he en-
terposed against This, unless his innocence could be
first established, saying that liberty and life Of
no value 10 him, without his good name.
Recently facts have come TO light which fully es-
iablish that innocence. Schmoll, The prosecutor,
who had gone off 10 Missouri, there confessed the
conspiracy 10 four German acquaintance, who DIS
closed the facts in letter to the Rev. MIR Deydeir,
of Evansville, Indiana. One of the counsel Of the
imprisoned priest went to Missouri, and obtalned
aiidayits setting forth thai the wife ofSchmo swore
against tho priest had been suborned do by her
husband who threatened TO abandon her il she reu-
sed. The following 10 the concluding part Of state
ment from which we condense there facts:-
.Leter above alluded 10, and the dispositions, are
deposited ut the Office Of the Undersigned, oneo The
counsel Of NJ. We,nrepin, for the iusyec ion OF al
who feel an honest desire to investigate The truth
the affair."" r. NJ. THOMAS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16
CONsrCNEEn

Per ship Alabama from New-York-Warlne & co;
Martin; Crawford 4 Gourdyi l. Truwit; Fosdck d
Charlock; Desha, Smith 81 ca; q Center & CO; e 4
Carlisle; J EIknsi Hill; Beach, Ella q COZ d Tot
son; Campbell. Owen & co; Hugely Mann co; J
Le-s-snr; Horton CLOCK; Levy. DR. Moore, II Rey
nolds; Grigg~, burnley & Coz a. Jones Kelly Il al
len; Allin2 Il co; Mosey ~ Tucker; Lynch; An
drews e COS HnrsOn Il Robinson; o MaZange & co
Hunting ton Cleveland; l. Andrews COS Tnrieton d
Scott l. Il MOntardon Il CO; NJ MndDn; Vioetle
Ward & Kings NJ Allen; ID MAckstonn; b b Lniou;
ii Brooks; Hoyt Ford Foster L. Batelie; NJ sayrr ]
Withers & GO; W II " II I GRAVEYARD; NJ L Swain
Cullen IL Smith; Merchant Coz Mylerick; Henry &,
SIoddari; J w llolmes; Donall Il MARSHALL Cum
Minis; Tay Tor McRae; u Newhouse; T Kelly; G Ar.
mold; Daniels II lrndy Ounce; Millergul; $ Da.
Wis: Blocker az fihden: Toomer Gay d CO; North q CO.
NJ Jones; o d Savage; A w Palmer; j A Dix l. Owen
Turner & Tallinan; NJ shullen Il
Per brig Grower from Newt rleaIs-Whilaker L.
Sampson; Campbell, OweiI-& Coz Tonler, Cav a. co; +
II Brooks Warns a. CO; Rives battle " co; q Debo-
set; Dobson; Ia | Jones; Bnwer u co; W Al.
len; Boulfelnet; Goodwin a. Davis; Tareton X Scott
Northi Mnuldn'& Terrell. NJ Jewel Hdiet Dade
d Reynutd-; J MastersOn; T Mullen. TART Stewart a.
co; r q Clark Capt Caro-; 5 & battle; ] l. Weeks; p
Violetie; Maj w Delaney; Wood & Brewer; J NJ With
rrs Beers smith; II Schroeder Roberts; Lyon
Baker, O'Rely & COS A Pope a. Son. ] Cnmmns;
w NJ Mahlke; D MaLange u CO; Tweves Il co.. j l.
McKsem ami Bro; BoulleIDet.
Per schr Industry from New-Orenns- Dnrrance d
Btanari; 5 & Jones; q A tilbsrt bro; Deyine
e. Coz Keith eos O'Reilly & co; Barron, Mead L.
90; Ticknor; Redwood; e Center IL co; ! II
II nber; J Conover;J Cole.
Per steamboat Fashion I'm New Orlenns-J II Hin.
bsr; Putegnat Washington Callahan; Wilson Il
May; C a. Smith; Perrymnn 4 Son; McCoy a
johnson; Barron, Mead & co; i F Cunningham: Fry,
Bliss & co; T Miller d. co.. F0Ute & co; Ijumphries
Walsh T. co; Campbell, Owen d co; Bank Of Mobile.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

TExAs.-The schooner Florinda, arrived at thus
port Yesterday from Galveston whence she sailed
| last Friday We have Galveston papers to the StI
INST Nothing Of any Importance has transpired since
our last.
The brig Galveston arrived NJ Galveston on the
9th, in sixteen days from New York, with arms anc
munitions belonging 10 the U. Suites government
They consist Of
Ten Is FOUNDER guns and sea-coast carriages com
prte.
Eighteen truck carriages.
$50 IL pound cannon ba lis.
Two gins and one sling cart.
POP boxes, ~ barrels and one terce ordinance
stores.
The new packet ship Star Republic, one Of the
line recently established between n. York and Gal.
weston, was expected TO arrive in few days
The pilot boat l.. NJ Hitchcock, captain Deles.
timer, arrived AT Galveston from tins port On The 4
instant.
According to the Ciuilian, "A number OF circum-
stances go to show that MEXICO has established an
espionage in Texas having for its objects the
ton ofdisa1ection and insurrection among the me-
groes and the resident Mexicans and the instgation
Of the Indians TO violation Of their treaties of peace
and acts OF hostility.
~ The murderers of Col. Davenport have been
discovered, and are now in custody. They were ar
rested in lower Sandusky, o., aud are named Burch
and sons. Some articles, the propery of the mur.
dered man, found upon them. They have been
taken TO Rock Island for lrial.-INew Orleans
Republican.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

SINGULAR PHEKoMENoN ON LAKE ONTARIO
On Saturday last extraordinary occurrence
was noticed in the Lake at this place. Shortly be
fare noon some gentlemen walking upon the wharf
happening 10 cast their eyes upon the water between
The piers, we're struck with the very unusual appear
anee Of strong tide, il we're, setting di.
rectly out 10 sea. II seemed as il the whole lake
was going bodily away 10 a few minutes nearly q
third part Of lhs nnsr hsrber with corresponding
portion of the shore either side, was left entire
" bure--- when suddenly the tide turned aud care
rapidly back again, lIrng the harbor at least two
feet higher than il WIS before. Tins extraordinary
action Of tho lake was continued NJ regular inter.
yas Of every eight minutes, until after dark
the highest tide noticed being little bsfore six in
the evening, when the seven inches higher
Than il was last spring. and just Two feet and an
inch above its present level.
We understand the same Occurrences was noticed
al other places on the lake-and hear that al Pori
Hope the effect 30 great that the steamboat
Princess Royal could get into the harbor At ALL
running hard aground when more than her length
outside the entrance TO the piers.
The cause Of 30 extraordinary phenomenon is at
present matter Of various conecture-but the gen.
eraI opinion seems 10 be that il could only have been
produced 10y a violent earthquake in some part Of
the consiasni, which We shall probably soon hear Of.
lcabswrs tCasaaa) s~r.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16
The Monu,nnnf 40 ,Jacl,son,

The following eloquan, Address 10 tile People of
The United States 10 Inch We have co,d daily SUBJ
seribed name without sharing The honor vi It's
cOmpoEiion) snpersedes the necessg ot any etAhor-
ale appeal from our own pen. We 90 fnr the OBJ.
lee ii PROPOSES hear; and hand. IL is due respect
10 the memory of one of the frat Den not only o.
ms county. bnl OF bla aga patriot, whose srr' l.
ees have shed never ,ng ustIe upon our military
fame, and upon civil instiluions-Milnse death
has covered whole nalicn with mourning. and
drawn irOIh the lips of almost countless orators the
warm ealosiuin which is due 10 his services and his
mefits. Il is veil TO do justice TO such men, mol
ONLY for their avn sakes buI for the benefit 0i pos
lerty, and 10 cherish the flame of generous emola-
lion in The hearts OF men. Washinglnn's statue is
about 10 be erected BY Congress The gratitude
aud the honor Of the nation demand il. Then viii
It he saih that Congress- have redeemed the recorded
pledges OF their iluslrIous predecessors, and pad
due respect 10 The man who was "hrs, an war, hrst
IN peace, and first in the hearts oil his counrymen.
he statue Of Jefferson should also be erected to do
honor to the author Of lie Declaration OF American
Independence, and one Of the first statesmen Of The
age The appeal is made to the people, in be
half OF another of their illusrious benelactors, while
the heart still throbs with gratitude aud reverence
over the tumb in which his have been so re-
Gently deposited. II is impossible that IL should
not succeed. If The proper exerons are made 10 re-
ceve the contributions of nations feelings. The
committee Of this city determined TO do their
duy--and the following address is the first offering
which they lay upon his shrine. They have framed
wire instructions for the agents whom they are about
10 appoint. Let those agents Cooperate With ltH
friends every where, and the work will be dole.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

MoUsr VEsuvIUs The state OF Vesuyius is
now interesting, thai shnlt description Of will
doubtless be acceptable. Previous 10 the last erup
tion which took place the LIST Of January, 1889,
the crater was completely filed up, and from The
centre of it small cone, just visible at Naples
above the rim of Tie crater. from which issued fire
and vapor The effect Of the eruption 10 change
entirely this state Of lhings-he contents Of The
crater were blown out, leaving vast abyss of The
depth oil nearly 300 feet, Of the form o an inverted
cone, from hole, at the bottom Of which issued
perpetual|y fumes and ,apor.
This immense cavity has for the Inst sir years
been gradually filling up, and lailerly very rapidly,
from The constant discharge Of scorR and lava, and
It is now nearly full To the brim while from The CEN
ire RISES cone visible from Naples, and about 50
feet high, which is sendiug forth abundant fumes and
liquid lava, which may now be seen running down
the outside Of the mountain, These eircums tances,
combined with The long lime which has elapsed since
the last eruption, would lead us TO anticipate siini-
lar occurrence al no very dislant period. The great
accumulation Of after will tend plug up the open
ing and then will recur glorious explosion to clear
the outlet.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16
AHP NETA.

NEWY0RK-Per ship Alabans-2i5 SKIS coffee, II
hats 20 pkgs hardware 80 bds chairs 81 pkgs
nure II hKs luncco, SO bbs potatoes "a pcs castings
az pkgs iiOn
PH1LA DELPIllA-Per brig Growler--50 hhds porter
65 pkgs maehinery,2 pipes gin, l94 hhds lime hal
chests IA bxs 80 pigs drugs, As SKIS Coffee 80 bb
mackere his books. 40 do furniture, Is pig iron
aundries.
NEWORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-s4 hb,
nouf. do pork do bHcon, 10 kgs lard bxs cheese 2
hogs,
NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion $40 O0t
specie, so bbsShskey, l44 do -four hds sugar. ~ kg
lard 10 cks b bacon $50 pcs bngsing l55 coils rope
l72 SKIS bran, S bxs 2bAes ndse.
EW-ORLEAN5--Per schr industry-50 hgs Srd 60
Ibis whskey 20 kgs butter loo SKIS corn, 100 do rs
Anu
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

NEW PUBLICATIONS The last mails came 10
| us freighted with sundry periodical publications oil
value.
FIRST ia importance asa work Invaluable to the
merchant, the editor aud the legislator, is IiUST's
! MERCHANTS MAGAZINE. The number before us is
for the month of October, and abounds as usual in
commercial, railroad and canal statistics. lie
misceihnies etc. II contains very interesting ar
iicle entitled, "he Government and The Currency
which may be read with profit by the friends, as we'll
as the enemies Of banking orporations--iogehcr
with sundy tables Of imports and exports, giving a
complete view Of the commerce ofthe United Strtes,
and the derived thereirom, with The nations
Of the earth, for the yer ending July 1916.
In the literary department, we have the ever
welcome KSIcKERBocKER. The number is for
October. 1t is as racy and varied as eser-lull Of
readable papers from clever contrbutors-besides
the delightful meange OF the editors table, and his
gossip with correspondents.
Then have the Southern Literary Messenger,
another monthly periodical, published at Richmond.
Va. which ranks with the standard works OF the
day. The present number, among other articles of
lively and general interest, has an Address 10 the
Memphis CosusrtiOa whish is 10 nsaemble in Novem-
Der, from the raey pen of ''fIsrry Bluff" and who
by the by, appears in columns this morslng rs
correspondent. He calls The attention Of he COM
mittee to the subject of ship canal between the
Mississippi and the Lakes; the improvement of the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers; the growth Of cotton;
lhe warehousing system, &C.. all Of which arc DIS
Cussed with ability. As we intend TO make cnpous
extracts from this latter article, we pass on for
the present TO
The Farms's Library, and Monthly Journal Of
Agriculture, by John Skinner We have recently
referred to this publication, entitled to uni
'ersal notice by all who engaged in cutiyatiag
the earth. The number before us i. for Octsber.
and is equal in interest to any That has preceded it,
We have neither space nor time for more extended
notice to-day.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

ASrIRENr TRIALs-Moses EaIe the man
wins refused pay rent, in the collection OF which
Sheriff Steele lost his lre, upon being ARA gned
plead guilty of mansIargltc plea the Aitor
ney General, under IN intimalion of the Court, &C
cepted.
Aonzo SandGord plead guilty Of msusnusher in
the FIRST degree.
WIN. Brisbane, an nnti rent lecturer, from Scot
land, plead gully of manslaughter in the second do
gree-both Of which pleas accepted.
Some fifteen or twenty others, mostly bopa from
l6 TO 10 yenrs Of age, had prev nusly made simila
pleas, which we're also accepted by the Court.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16


10 ias lofs,s u The Gag Of Mobile;
Dasing ny absence, my friends have placed my
name before the pubic as candidate ior The Office
of Mayor.
;.0i fully sensible of The responsibility which is
attached 10 the eihce. aud am not ignorant uf my
own want Of ability; hui from the rsanY urgent 50
GciiaioEs Of my tiends, do not feel myself a1-
thor zeh 10 decline lie honor of their sufiHges.
Ia making known 10 YOU my Willingness 10 be,
come a candidate, deem il not improper to call
your attention important item connected with
the elecsion 81 city officers To epite citizen to
vote az the election ID December next, The law re-
dures that he rha haze paid city TAX within The
~ esem municipal yeas. The failure 10 do this viii
debaT the privilege 10 vote
The Necessity Of complying with the reqnisitPns
of The law, win at once he perceiYedi and my adj
vice 10 Li,ose who feel friendly 10 NY eiection IS 10
lose 90 ume in preparing for the contest. Ana IN
conclusion | can only renew pledge made on a
former occasion, that il ] am elected shall leave
no effort untried To discharge, to the best OF my
ability, The duties of the Office
w. f,liy
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

Per ship AIpbama from Nsw-York-Miss Mary Me-
Cloud Messrs Brown, p vioetts. w Blanchard, and
Sc IN the siesrage-one horn on the, pnssnge
Per schr Wm OEman from Pensacola--Capt Boyd and
lady, Y Smith, lady mud child, Mrs Tab and chill.
dres, Averxae, Judge BaltseiI, Messrs W Gordon
Allison, z n Gale
Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans--Mrs II Y
1iaek, Miss Rose Wellnap, Messrs Black, Thornhill
ahompson' Gilbert, Cole BelloQuet, Huber. Rev Nj
Neh"son, tiiiiard, Kelly, and . IN deck.
fsf stenmooai Fashion from Newt rlsams--M esdames
SEWER wood Raby and family, Messrs Sewer, Moses,
shaw, Palesnai, Robertson. Grimsey.
In tho Hnma from Boston tor Mobs--Wm Walton.
L Robbins, John n Besn, Audrew Tbn,.f. Oliver
Keeier. O Wadswor,h, Capt Drummer and vile Mr.
st0djard, Alex Symonds; and l2 In The steerssp
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

MULTIPLICATION OF BIBLEs-Five Bibles a
minute for ten hours every day, except the Sabbath
making three thousand per day. have been senl
out the past year by the British and Foreign Bibls
Society. according to its last annual report.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

Ina Washington letter, says the Baltimore Repub-
lican. it is is estimated that The deficiency in the
post Office receipts chargeabls upon the treasury
will be nea,l a million and half OF dollars.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

VENEZUELA The population of the Republic of
Venezuela in 1843 was 1888 500, of whom Is ,5s5
were slaves. Since that date the number of slaves
hus been reduced 10 81 1928.
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ENGLISH sdIOOI

BARTON Acknowledgement
TNHIS SCHOOL will be oped OF
Il under the charge of E. E. loYET
efficient and experienced leaer.
ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Ggraph
Grammar will be faithfully taut. II
under eight years, 81; over ebt, sS
No pupil will be received forl shoI
two months. The tuition for at III
quired, invariably. in advance. The
under the general supervision the p
oclIl ll2 +.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

VACANCY FILLED DR.. James Guild has been
elected IA Representative in the Legislature, from
Tuscaloosa county, without opposition, 10 fill the
vacancy accustomed by the resignation of Lincoln
CLARK
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

A ILLUSTRATORS Sac
IA in front Of the Court Hoe Of
on Friday, the 9th day Of NovDber
the hours Of IL and 5 o'clock, the
Kitchen Furniture of the late rs. RI
herd, deceased. consisting oDoubl
Bedsteads, double and single Dss Al
trasses, comforters, quilts, bhkets,
Tables, chairs, bureaus, wardFtes, 10
carpets, crockery ware. glass are,
stove, pots, ovens, &C.; all Of hich
of the attention OF Boarding louise
Others. C. JSHE
octo 2l9 2()dvs Ad
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

steam hes ss.sh New OzAr
AztSss.s, This Great W este
MEE{g< Steamships the
z,2 ERN, l7O0tons,
B, y. Mathews. Aq. coImandf
BRITAIN, $500 tons, 100 bo
james Hosken. Il. NJ, cp,aDande
sail Is follows
GREAT WlSTER
From Liverpool. fra
Saturday, July 8. ls45. Thus
Saturday, Aug. 2S. Ihoi
Saturday, Oct. IL. ThI
GREAT BElTAs
From liverpool Fro
Saturday, July &c, ls45. Hsiur
Saturday, Sept. ~. 3iiuf
Fare per "(ireat Wesierf' Slt
ards' fees.
Fare per "Grsnt BIiIain"(1ni
$5 Stewards fee according to d
lion of the State Rooms, plans Of
at any of the Agencies.
For freight or passage, o. oteT
in Liverpool, 10 Gibbs, Brghl &
Montreal aud Kingston, 10 hiitlar|
in Boston, 10 Gurus, I.eaver & Z
phia, 10 John Reid & Co. i Bal
X. George; in Richmond, w., to|
Charleston, TO Jas. Robertso; in |
hert A. Lbwis, in Mobile, 10 DAME
Orleans, 10 W. F Hamilton or lld
NEw-YORK, July %. 1S4.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

ERIE RAILRoAD.--The subscription 10 full, -
The $l00, 900 expected from Newburgh in behalf Of
the branch to thai phase has bees filed up there as
arranged.
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Your Obedient servant,
ect I6 BIANTON McALPlN. d
ect l6

ar FOR MARLBOROUGH f. HOLT is announced
by his friends MS candidate for the Office Of Mayor At the
approaching municipal election, and is recommended 2
the SURFACES of his fellow citizens individual emil
neny qualified the Office, and SUCH entitled to their
confidence and support sepls 20ltde+
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

The Mornons and Anti-Nlormons are violently
enraged against each olher--tie Anti Mormons de-
caring they shall leave the Stale, aud The hormons,
far MS practicable. being determined 10 maintain
their position. A Letter from Warsaw, in The Mis-
souli Republican. dated September 2Sd, says that
the Momons have commenced their tmevng opera.
lions on large scale. About one hundie ed and fifty
head OF caIl1 have been stolen from the old settlers
by he rowing bands Of Momons. All kinds OF loose
property have been taken. The 9th brigade OF llIi-
nos militia has been ordered 10 proceed 10 Hancock
coualy 10 restore order. Sheriff Backenstoss has
Issued another proclamation. He saws he has drv-
en- the "mobbers" from Hancock county, and thai
he has number Of scouting parties out.
The ill-will towards the Mormuns, which appears
to be deeply settled, does extend to their reli-
eiou- iaith, but 10 what commended 10 their want
of morality and common honesty in their dealings.
Another account from that place that they are
killing and sailing cattle for siege. and all the
ibms are stripped oil grain, which is brought INTO
Nauvoo. When the Mdrmons find themselves sur
round d. they will retreat TO the Temple, which
commands the country for lnss around. The saints
have "a bieces Of artillery, plenty Of ammunition,
and are now laying in provisions.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16
NEW AMI FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

NEW AMI FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
lVHENRY g. SToDDART, coruer OF Cont and
Water streets. are now opening their new stock Of
6entlemen's Clothing, adapted for the fall and win
ter trade consisting Of
Srperfne Dressiand Frook Coats
Business Goats Of Cashmere, Tweed &c
Doe Skin Padts and Saiiheite Goals
Black French and Cashmere Pant,Ioons
Do Fancy French Cashmere OF new style
Do Satinette assorted qualities and prices
Vests Of every description
Shirts. Hosiery and under clolh,ngs "A Words fash
ionable Hats--iogeiher with other article suitable
for gentlemens wear, all OF which they will sci at
their usual low prices for cash only. ocil6
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

NOR SALE, to arrive per steamers New World
IL and ST. Louis, 100 bbls Flour.
oclI6 CALVIN KEITH. Office Gu, Owen & Ca
ohN-4oo SACKS pest , n,1 .s, IN store aud or
oct is 90 Commerce st.
EHLoUR-Cboice ST Louis brands, in whole and
J. half bbls, Tor sale iy
sals ! e'REILLY 4 GO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

1J EOTiCE--A Lighter from ship ALABAMA, Wise
master, from New York. will discharge this day at first
wharf below Cont COnslgnees will please ate nd
to the receipt of their goods.
FOSDICK & CHARLOCK
nntIG Cou nnarca st.a.,