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Per bark Ann Welsh fun New York; McGran; Maui
din & Terrell; T Hill; J Coming; Campbell, Owen Il
co; w Johnson; ID NJ Riggs < CO: FOntainp d. Son;
Conley; l.. Andrews & CO; Donald Marshnl w
II Bunnell y COS | Dubose Il co; NJ Anderson 7 Lee
se.ue; A Moorehouse; Z Marahle; Beach, Ella & co.. e
Price Jr; Rhed, Sl kes TillOtson; PA khurst;
Walker d Holmes; Stringielow IInnma Il co; Foster a.
Bhltele A Warner 4 co; ii l. Reynolds A Stein; NJ
Warning co.. Whitaker sampson; Meekeri Jno &
Ry An; Crawtord X Carlislr Albert Prentice; Co.'S
tar, Robinson co.. X Collins; Peck Shacklefnrd J
Campbell; Warrington Callahan, Bradford Il SauI-
ders Rves, Battle II co, w II s. r Burdsa q co, j g
Hodges; o MaZinge co; Bowen; A lolt Il Robbins;
Horton a CiOck & & ilazard + w Phelps T. CO; lalon
q COS II Griffin; Fly, Bliss IL Coz Tnrtt Stewart & Coz
knapp iiarwell Il Davis, w Bower Coz VIM Eckord
Huntington Il Cleveland; L'Hommedieu, Bros; $ n |
Jones; NJ snmwait q co; Leavens Il Maune;C Cuilum
J Reid Il Coz l. ilitchoock A Nispet NJ BoulenIet; II
MeRary Haviland, Clark co. b Spear & co; Daniels
d Brady; w II " II + Crawford; J Cummns; Whit
sett, Garner CO; Walirnn Pierson & co; 4 Graham
Son; Wilhers COS Greene Robbins N CO; Henry
g. stnddArt Kelly Il Aien Newhouse; L GEESE ~ co,
ID BALI p BulaIdi DeForresl, Morris Coz Toomer
Gay CO; Randall Stewart Harrison " Blair; s
w AlIeni Stanton Bro.
Per ship Leon fin Boston-Fry. Bliss Il CO; Dewing.
Edmands d. Field; g w Tarleton: III Warnp Il CO; j A
Campbell; A Knapp.
Per schr Aurora I'm New Oreans-Pertyman & Son;
Calvert; e Weslfedl & Bro; Jewitt.
Per schr Diligence FIN New Oreans-W Wilson Il MAY;
Aud Deshon, Taylor Myers; Foster g. Battelle;
Cunningh TN.
Per schr Commercial from New oreans-G w-stteldt
d Bro; l. Merchant Coz I Miller d CO; Deshon, Tay
Tor d. My
Per steamboat james l. Day from New Or leans
Rives Bait e a. co; Weslfeldl d Bro; N DEL; Wa.
ring Il co; Smlh, Dabney co; w Dorrancei Foster
Il Battele; Cook " CO; Tareion, Scott d Cummings;
Mallory y Ross Fulliiove, George " CO; w Mccoy g.
Gu; Merchant Il co; Marshall Rowe n co; u Huber:
G R4pelje: Ludlow Smith st John, Powers & co.
Fer steamboat Monezuma from ew Orleans-C X
Foote y co; Mallory 4 Ros-; T p Miller d Coz F Gun
rim; Harris, Clayton d. co; Beers Il smith; Campbell
owen l. CO; Warning e. COS levitt.
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lS47 two representatives IN common Perry 10
strongly democratic; Morgan is very close at tines
on either side; Washington lie largely wing; the de-
mDcraiic majority in The district being from one 10
two hundred. The present senator: we think. was
elected by less than fifty mal0rliy The present gen
eral assembly first slice fla rar oil one wing town
ship in Washington county, and put II on 10 Morgan,
In make the latter comfy clearly whle; and then. to
settle the district finally, take Two wing townships
from Athens county, giving whg majority exceed
Ing the democratic majority in The dislrci and at
tach them to the county Of Morgan also.
These same three counties of Perry, Morgan and
Washington, also from congressional district; and
thus, by this operation, the wings take from The de-
mocracy and give TO themselves IA member Of Con-
gress, and representatives. In all cham
ges of county lineR, the law of the State requ es
thirty DAYS notice he given. In the case Of these
townships taken from Athens and attached TO Mer-
gan. such notice given. Mr.. Van Vor-
his, the wing senator from Athens, stated this fact
upon the floor Of the Senate. He said, also, that he
never heard of the proposition until after his arrival
AT the capa Of the State. Further, that four hun
dred of his constituents from the townships Affected
and adjoining territory, had demonstrated agains.
the change and they exceeded the petitioners four
fold; that il placed The people of these townships fur
Their from The seat Of ustlce and, by Remembering
the county Of Athens would put 10 hazard The locali-
ty Of its seat of justice also. Nolwthstandieg all
these things. and The earnest nrotestatioas OF the
wing senator IRON Athens, and The wing representa-
tive from Morgan, the bill passed, and The wing
leaders rejniced the idea thai, by this violation Of
law, this disnembtring of counties, this change oi
mems business relations, aud this increase the
one hand and reduction on the o'her Of The ratio
Of representation as fixed b., the ACT of last
session. they had secured their power for The future
The annals of ederai an in this country dark ihey
are have no parallel, out Of Rhode lsland for the
fraud and villany Of this sIngl act.
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Per Steamboat Warrior I'm Tnscaloosa-T J Hill l2;
bales. Peck a shackletord 1885, Carlisle AZ, A Led
yard Il co 25 Jas Withers N Co 2i Sims ~ Redus "a
Bull Boardman 81, stringellow, llama Il co 81; Lea
vens Malone gil Crawford 20: Tart Stewart Il &C
49, ID Stodder 49, Harris CIayto d co I2; simpson &
Roth 10; Mauidn d Terrell 10; Desha, Sheppard & 9
Marabe !; Dickinson d. Eustis !.
Fer steamboat Jas Hewitt from Warsaw-MHuldin &
Terrell ia bales; l. Andrews Il co Co. Dickinson &
Euslls 5l Rives, Battle & co 49, Allen Had-n q liar
iis, Clayton CO As; smith, Wyckof & Nco 10; A
sroun o. Rupert o. McLelland 50; Anderson & Dicks
z; Tart Stewart CO q; Uirick, Wallace d co II.
Carlisle 81 Labuzan & olds 81; 1oomer, Gay d AZ
J Hin IS; Craig 8; Z e Marable Al; Boyd & Bro IL
Leavens g. Malone 80; A Ledyard N co 20; Brodnnx
Newton g. co 25i Deshs, Sheppard q 20; order 4.
Per steamboat New Era FIN Westpo,t-Rives, Battle
& co l45 bales Toomer, Gay co 49, Lyon Baker 81;
Rupert n McLeand 63; ALERT d Prentice 10; & X Car.
Isle Ledyard co l6; Harwrll a. Davis l6; Allen
lone |.
Per steamboat Carolina fm Plymouth Crawford ss
bates; Harrison Hair I'll; Toomer, Gay co SIS; T J
Hill 5O Thompson & Matheson AZ; Sims u Redus 24 J
Cummins 3; Andrews d Dawson II; Dickinson 4 Eus-
rs l0i Adams g. Walker d Simpson 8; VIM Scot, :;
Wick, Wallace q co 6; Harris, Clayton co A, Jas NJ
Wi,hsrs 4 CO Al Albert Prentice 4; Rupert McLel-
land B. VIM IIardaway d CO 2; Walker d Holmes 2;
Leavens Malone /; Bo, kin & McRAe
Per sieamboat Lowndes fm Monty 0mery-And e.
Dawson So bales; E Andrews & co "a; Rhea sykes Il
co &c G Henry 20; Tarleton Scott d CUMMINGS IA; G
MarablS III Rives, Battle CO 122; Brodnax, Newton
q co 3d. VIM Mum 1877; G w Tarleton 81 Ioyt Ford a,
Robinson .; Harrison q Blair 70; NJ Wthers d CO 2s
Ulrick. wallace & co a; Edwards Il Simpson 81
Hor1on " Curry l27, Donald Marshal lac; C Lnssi-
ter 40; Cheek "a; Walsh 81 Dickinson & Eusts S;
Bun * bodrdman o. Lehvens q Malone 4; w Bower Il
CO 1885, Albert Prentice 49, Walker Holmes l22 Too
mer, Gay co 49, I Lesesne 7,
Per steamboat New World from MontgOmerv-Rhea,
sykes co Zl4 oalesi Donald Marshull I34 Rives,
Battle CO 1872 Bull q Boarjnhn lIs; Tareton Scott
& Cumming l0o. Simpson so; L L Andrews d co "A;
Raley Al; Dickinson y Eusis AS G w Tarleton 7: w
Armstrong 10; Hoyi, Ford x Robinson 36; q {; Henry
Al; Walker & Holmes l0 LsbuLm & o DIS 22; Andrews
& Dawson 2; Tartt Stewart & co 4; Bower A. co "a.
Davidson 5; Boykin & McRae A. Horton a. CIeeS 16'
Mnuldn Terrell IA; II Farrior "a; Alex Pope & Son 5;
Ulrick, Wallace d. co IA
Per Nj; A hard 81
hairs Bradford d Saunders 6; W Eckord 10: c Mara
lie 2; order 3; sims Redus IS; Desha Sheppard n co
Is Toomer, Gay co 9; Peck 4 Shackeiord Ii; Rupert
A McLeiland !; Z Andrews Il l2l; Stringfeiow
Hanna d IL.
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l
| FEDERAL PiPELAYING IN NEW FORM TIC
SUPPORT PRESCRIPTION IN OHIo.-In former ar
tcles we gave the new form OF prescription in Ohio
which looks very like prescription OF the revolution
ary convention of France. IL is OF the Legislative
species-the worst OF all: inaslnuch as when there
multitude to divide the responsibility Of the
Of an individual, II is impossible 10 locate il on
any one, and its impression Is lost by expansion
Hence It is that no tribunals are ever bloody as
parlialnents: attainders and considerations always at.
tend these many headed legislative commissions
that make the law they execute, and whose c0nta-
gious sympathies increase intensity the ferocty Of
the passions, when hunt ia in view.
Ii WAS this coniagion Of he vruent feelings which
prevailed IN The Ohio legislature, when II began its
late caucus-generaied prescription IN open session.
The head OF the editor oil the Statesman fell first
then the whole hoard OF public works was cut of by
| IA legislative decree, and a new one put up; then all
the petty officers along the roads and canals, toll
keepers, SC. to the number of more than two hun
dred consigned a hecat.mb by proviso.
Having taken these extraordinary steps for the ac-
compshnent of party purposes and the prescription
Of political opponents. the leaders next turned to the
means OF maintaining and acquiring their party as
cesdancy. Under the constitution and laws of the
State, il is made the duty of the general assembly to
,e-dsirct the State upon an enumeration Of the
white male inhabitants over twenty-one years oil
age, taken every four years. This duty was per-
formed during the session of l843 and 1874. The
democracy had majority in the Senate, and the
wings in the House. The bill TO district the State
ii compromise between the parties; and, as
such, il was passed The frs, election unde, il
last fall resulted in the present WING majority
Surely il would seem. that with this TACT before
them and the fact also that Mr. CLAY carried the
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rarths Rerirter and JournaI.

The following is a or frequent occurrence in
,h, and other cotton ports, and demands consdera-
tion IL might do well 10 publish it. IL is TAKEN
from late number of the London Times;
Yours, X. Y. Il.
Bills on CoNsIGNMFEr.-A commercial case
has been submitted to VS., with quest Tor an ans
wer. The writer, il appears, has had some produce
consigned 10 him by correspondent III ind'a' ms
CORE sponden has drawn bills agans' the consign-
men, and has handed to the party purchasing the
bills the shipping documents Ms security, SUCH do
cumens TO be delivered 10 the consgnee on payment
of the bills either under discount or at maturity
Tie bills are and accepted payable il nc
cnmpaned hy such shipping documents. On the ar
rival of the ship, which takes place before the bills
become due the holder Of the bill applies TO the con-
signee 10 retire his acceptances. The consgnee e-
plies that he will do so, when he requires the pro-
perry against which the goods drawn the proper
ty being held security against the acceptances-
The holder Of The bills rej0ms that the acceptances
nnsi be retired AT once (under discount AT the bank
rae) or he will pass entry for the goods, and chal ge
2 per cent commission FOR so doing l he question
is, whether he has right 10 take 10 this step. This
case we have referred to experienced parties in the
city, and the opinion To he that the holder OF
the bills has clearly right tn proceed III the man
ner described above until the bills have errIved at
maturity. Even if the bills already due. and
had been dishunored, il very doubtful that the
holder after eitectng sale To reimburse himself.
could make any charge ~ the shape Of commission.
The que .iun is however, more fitted for profess
sonai adviser than for "A public Journal Il London
| Times.
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rASSHcNs:s.VkS.

Per steamboat James L Day from New Orleans
Mesdames Nc Donalh, Endeol, Bacon, BoiIes Misses
der. Wilson, Maj Hurd, DIR Breck- 60 others.
Per steamboat Lowndes i'm Montgomery-Dr TAYLOR
and lady DIR Dickson and lady, w Ii Tayiur md lady
Edwards and lady. Mrs Joiner, Misses Lamar sptsrn
May, Taylor, DIR Scott, Capt Harri--and 50 others.
Per steamboat New Err I'm Weslporl-AIams and la
dy, Messrs Glover, Goyne. Wynne. Moss Whirsett II
Lyie1 Houston, Jordan, Wilson, Cox, Hendricks Lott
Hinton.
Per steamboat Jas Hewitt from Warsaw-G.n Whit.
field and lady, DIR Perrin and lady, DR. Henson an s
dy, @ Whitfield and family. Mitchell and lady Dim.
ar, lady and child Mrs J II Jones and child Nrs vii
hams. Mrs Brooks, Misses A Whitfield, Bell Glover
Col McPrince Mej Mcsae, DIR. 2 Mcintosh WIN b
Jeferson Balzeli, HENSON Baihf, Earle Mes.rs q
Mobely, il NJ Duke, D N Glover, A L Pore. + Lacy n
Thomas. A Hach, b Clubs, Moore, r Love, b Jen.
nnss, Gutlia, 3 RaIIif, Atkinson R b Baker, M
Mahornet. J Howe, McCaskiii, ID Mcintosh, A q and
Poe, Blue. G Sears, A Finke, J n Sutte i
Lewis, Bradley, and II Brown w Merritt q r
Warner, Duren, w Kemp. W Galloway, G Miller A
g Pippin, A Norwood, Warner, Eardman. Davis
Mctsay, Brunsiein, J Burch Roberts, r F Hazard
MoIinelle. Cogin, g Lucy. Figures.
Per steamboat New World I'm MsntgOmery--S stou
denway and lady, Ii Cleveland, lady aud child House
and lady Pool anil lady, Mrs Kaufman Mrs Bryan Mn
Mexican, Misses Ivy, NJ and A FarriUr. Nal GrHhnm
Capt Marsh-25 others
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SECRETARY OF THE NAvY-ne w,sh;oa,o

SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-re Wnsb;outo,
CORE spondent Of the N. Y. Conrnercia, Aysr,;s..
(Whig) thus speaks oil the new Secretary:
81 am inclined To to the concus ION, after all
that Mr. Bancroft means 10 iuin in something of :.
river int, the Aegean stable ofthe Navy Department
aud sweep away many of the abuses which have
grown offensive there the p"blic nOstrls The
sentiments which he avows in private conversations
indicate that he has some idea of the Hercuean Ia
Dor before him, and the nerve To undertake il. Hi,
predecessor, Mr. Hensbaw, began the work. but un.
fortunately. he did so before he was confirmed, and
OF course, arrayrd all the parties Interested to sus
tln the present abuses him. 10 prevent his
| continuation. Mr. Bancroft is beyond the rcnch ol
such hostility, being FIRMLY seated in his power Tor
four years He is friend Of progress, and an adj
vocate OF reform; and he has a tine opportuni-
~ for raising the character Of The Department. and
making it conform TO the spirit of the present, rah
or than, ss heretofore. Of past age"
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The opening in foreign markets absorbs larger pro-
portion than usual this year. The exports from New
York from the LIST Nohember 10 25th March, have been
22960 bbs From Boston nearly 10 0U0 bbls exported
and largely from Baltimore, but of which have no
data From New-o The total exports of bbl Pork
have been SO o5O bbs ceiefy 10 IT, States ports. OF
this NewYork has taken As 1893, Boston 55,l4, Pha-
delpha 4,7O5, and Baltimore 1880 bbls The aeKre-
gate exports time last from New Orleans
1852 so5 bills. The imports this year at New Orleans
l59,l26 bbs-as year at same period 81 a26 bbls, or
nearly double.
Al last dates the home markets continued with up
ward tendency aud from all appearances prices will go
up still further. The English market was something de-
pressed in price, but this considered only
~, and American pork was steadily growing in iavor.
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1t will be seen by the advertisement, that the In
FAINT SISTERS have been engaged for night al
the Theatre. We hope the managers will find 1t TO
their profit 10 enter into re engagement for a lon
ger period for we feel assured tia, after these in-
teresting little girls become more generally known,
they will be properly appreciated. They are GER
tainly most extraordinary children. Their perform
ances varied and highly interesting and amusing
and show to what an astonishing degree of culture
and discipline the infant mind is susceptible.
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The New-York papers announce the decease, on
Tuesday evening, of the wife Of N. P. Willis, editor
of the Evening Mirror. The New-York Commercial
says:-Mr. Willis married in Eng land; and often
when we have met him walking in broadway. with
his liie's companiou we have Thought upon The wo-
mans devotion which sustained and cheered her in
her severance from country and kndred-never with
out hopeful wish that long life of happiness might
be the equivalent for all size had given up
Youth and beauty we knew 10 be portion of the
dover she had brought her husband; and we had
heard that they were accompanied in rich measure
b. the graces Of mind and heart. II is heavy blow
under which Mr.. Willisis called upon TO exercise
his fortitude.
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MARINE NEWS
Port of Iobile--A priI 4, 1s45.

CLEARED.
Br ship BritoR's Queen, Smith, for Quebec in ballast
by master.
Ship Powhatan, Hayden. for Liverpool by A Oracle
Br bark Agnes Gim0ur, Anderson, Tor Liver oo by
Martin.
Br bark Druid, Perriam, for Liverpool, by G Martin
Br bark Edward, Cuthbertson, for Hamburg, by Esla
va, Murrell d. CO.
sar brig SlIenzo, Piaeao, for Genoa, by J Gandoo.
Mex schr Carmen, PardO, for Luguna, by master.
ARRIVED.
Brig Victory, Elwel!, FIN Key West to master.
Srhr Diligence. I'm New Orleans, to master.
Schr Commerciu Peterson I'm New Orleans, to inns.
ter
Schr Aurora, Griffin, I'm New. Orleans, to master.
Steamboat Jas LDsv, Reynolds, I'm New-Orleans.
Steamboat Montezuma, Baker, I'm New Orleans.
Steamboat Carolina, Carroll from Plymouth, with
SOS bales ottOn.
steamboat Lowndes, johnson, I'm Monte emery, with
l402 bales cotton.
Steamboat New Era, Lyles, from Westport, with $50
bales cotton.
Steamboat Jas Hewitt, Quarter, from WARSAW, with
$50 bales cotton.
Steamboat " arrior, Oliver, from Tuscaloosa, with
556 bales cotton.
Steamboat Native, Wilson, from AbeIdsen, with 2sl
bales cotton.
Steamboat New World, Bryan, FIN Montgomery, with
ll40 bales cotton.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From New York, 26th nit
Ship LaGrange, Wnchelk bark Rose Sandsh, Spence.
ARRIVED HaNcE-At New, York, March 26-Bark Re.
form, Lewis.
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The following passage which we find extracted
from the Orleans N. W American. into the Alba
ny Evening Journal. explains very clearly what Is
meant by the declarations Of that oil New York
wings, when they cry out 10 adhere 10 tie wing
aud the wing organization:
"Opposition to Texas opposition to Slavery and
The slave puwer-or the extention OF them ut least,
and It's opposite the contrary. And now the wing
party is the anis avery party-the true Liberty par
ty-And between the two, let hypocr,tica Abolition
trizzie omi! The Texas question has thus Con-
strained, provdenIially the great wing party 10 OPP
pose slavery politically. and not sorry Tor that.
The dark, hateful institution will Temble and totter
10 It's fall bel re ITS mighty power! calhoun 20.
wal. ind, and that soon, that their Texas plot viii
do more uproot their ''psciay institution" III IN
the pllny efforts IN orthern fanatics could do in
IA century. The Constitution is down-trodden under
foot! make way Tor the extension and strengthen
ing Of slavery and slave dominions and power, there
fOte | say Tor one, and one Of the whig family
''down Nth SiarGy! r'
The wing party having been ''consrained TO op-
pose slavery politically there is occasion for abo
hlonisls 10 seek for any other political organization
or name. Whlgsery is so emphatica the an.
l-slavery party there, thar the liberty party may
"lrizzle OUT useless.
We quote this, that our contemporary, who ex-
presses so much confidence whenever IA northern
wing protests that he to stuck BY the wing par
ty and name, may stop occasionally and remember
that about two thirds of the wings contend that the
wing is the true anisavery party, and large por-
ton of them contend that il is also the Native
American party. 1t may probably be that The ~hig
who is devout in his zeal for keeping up the
organization Of defeated whiggerv," is whig
chiefly because he Is Abolitonist or NaiiveIst.
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DEATH FROM ToBAcoo.-The Coroner last
evening held nm inquest at The House of Refuge on
the body Of Charles We,ver. IA native Of this state,
Is years Of age. The deceased was an inmate OF
the House of Refuge, and on Sunday he went into
the hospital belonging the establishment. and COM
planned of a pain in his leg, and soon after COM
menced vomiting, and the nurse observed that he
threw up piece of tob,cco, which lie afterwards
acknow led ed he had taken, but would not tell who
gave II TO him. He then seemed TO get better, and
was sent to his lodgings, and yesterday morning was
found dead in his bed A post moriem examination
showed that his stomach very much in0aned,
and the mesenleric glands enlarged, which was
caused by tobacco. Verdict, death by ft, caused
by taking tobacco.-[N. Y. Post.
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WAR WITH MExIco.-Gen. Almonte has recei-
We, adv'ces from his vermment snce the overthrow
o' ms particular friend Santa Anna. The Ambassa-
s dor mas nfen recognised by the new Government
nut WIN nevertheless return home on the first OF April
ne expresses The OPINION that as the resolutions for
small majority, that the M.xican government will
not think necessary 10 ds,ur the friendly relations
now existing between the two Na,ions.-(New Y ork
our. Of Commerce.
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oo-The new comedy called Fashion, by Mrs. A..
c. MERvAIL Of the city of New-York, has been
produced at the Theatre and with great success.
The Evening Post says:
elf the extent enthusiasm OF an audience is
any proof of the merits of play, then Fashion WAS
most successful. From beg inning 10 end il was re-.
celyed with The warIlest approtation."
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The State Contention OF Louisiana, after spend
ing FIVE or six wtks in settling the detais of
loraI representation among the parishes OF the
State, On Munda! wound up by rejecting the whol,
appo,tionment, nd have begun anew.
The Troplc is Sery severe over portion oithe N
Orlo""S delegation" 'i'H Gam antnn for rnnsian
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1t is rumored at Washington that F. W. Ell
MORE, Of South Carolina, is to be Minister 10 En-
gland, TO succeed Mr.. EVERETT, and that Mr..
SAUNDERS, of North Carolina, is to be Minister 10
Russia, in place sf Mr.. TOP.
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LIVERPOOI-Per ship Powhaian-l720 bsles cotton.
LIVERPOOL-Per Br bark Agnes Gilmonr-2422 bales
cotton.
LIVERPOOL-Prr Br bark Druid-ll25 baies cotton.
TOULON-Per Br bark Nestor-30 spsrs, l0, 39l feet
ship timber.
GENOA-Per Sardinian brig Sienzlo-472 bales cot
ton, l73 bags manila coffee, 1900 slaves.
LAGUNA-Per Mex. schr Carmen-3GM feet lumber Z
bxs axes do guns 40 do FISH kegs nails, cnsk
cry. box bonnets, bales tobacco, 3 bxs mJse.
HAMBURG-Per Or bark Edward-lllO ba les cotton.
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We learn from he New-York Express, that there
is abroad that Judge Story will soon resign
his seat the Belcl of the United States Supreme
Court. Ii is suggested he may heIeupon be elected
President of Harvard University.
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WIN. e. RIvEs, ex-senator Of Virginia, is about
10 be candidate for The House of Delegates II -
said that he s searching after some knowledge oil
who Jas. X. Polk is, and hopes TO hear some
thing in the Virginia Legislature.
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0U-PRIcE-CuRRENT.-O letter and newspa-
per sheets will he published the usual time tomo
row morning. Orders for the large sheet should be
left to .dav.
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MOBILE
Friday Morning, April 4, 1s4;

Oo-Our advertising friends must hand in their IA
vurs at earlier hour, If they desire prompt in
sartion