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 Per steamboat Creole from New-O Orleans-Miss Han ma. Gen Henderson. Messrs Simmons, Umpeback, Han na, Blair, Hough, Ru H. Bryant, Rogers, Jones' Rock msn Niazsnge, LyLd le, H0war Payne Marabe John. stoni Leiihgow, DHnies-5 on deck.
 Fer steamboat Admiral i'm Wetumpka-SInith and Ia dy, Laig and lady Riley and ndy, Mrs Andrews, Mrs il Ntliles Misses Kettles Andrews Myers A NeilIes HeTh, Gen Bates, Col Steele, Drs Earl, Truhar W Garter, Messrs McApin. Nickles, Van Epps Laradon Hamilton, Daily, Yue, Scatlergood, Keh, Jones, Wn TIy Tor. I|" - ' -" Per steamboat Lowndes i'm Moutsonery-Co o Tag nnt lady, Mrs Brown, Mrs Meketn, Misses McKeen, McLe more Co.'s Oliver, Childs, Gen Brantey Drs Bnckmnn Bailey, Caps Tat, Barton, Walker Reys smith, Adair Me"srs Cook Noble, liardaway, Hnyden. McFarlnnd fl Conkiin. Woodward White, c und E T Robinson liar fs, Jackson, King, Hl, COursey Huffman, G ass Fer gnson, boge, Braniey, Weisn2er, HIearne, Wilson, W maher Butler, Fluher, DOrtch Tobin, Wright, Cook | Bnreheld, ARer, Taylor, Hall Phillips, Jones' Ge, er II smith, McLemOre. Orr Paris,, Moore Mason, Bur rows, Rutherford, Il Parish, Wilson,
 Fer steamboat Native from Gainea ville-MrsL Jenuer eit, Mrs M Duvhl, Mrs NJ Rtn, lion E c Shields Cn Long, Messrs Burlington. Dunn, Tay tor, Crenshaw Wm Mnriineau Scott Lyon, Cobb, Chln, Boy i Powers W Cliett. Carrignn, Williams, alnce Tucker Keuen II smith, and L Horn, Hopkins, Ford, Rowe Holly Ruin, smith, Houston. corley. Bragg Lake, Savage DUnham, Drake, Jahnson.
 feJ steamboat Marquette from WarsAw-Misses Jour da' Sanford, CsInbron aud Indy, Maj Williamson Col Allen, Messrs Waters, Jourdan Jones' Slurges Leon Br"iie Epps. lnrwel Taylor, Campbell Johnson Sin Rlet0n, Tate, Moody.
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YANKEE MATE Some time since the Yan. kee schooner Sally Ann, under command of Capu,m Spooner, was beating up the Conneciieu river. Mr. Comstock, the mate, at his station for ward - According [" h's notion of things, the schooner getting rather too near certain flats which ay aonp the larboard shore. So aft he goes to the capiian and with h'a hat cooked on one side, says-"Capt Sp"oner, you are getting rather close to lI,em are flats; hadn'' you better go abom?" To which Cap. tain Spooner replied-"Mr Comstock, do you go forward and attend 10 your part of the skuner: J5I attend to mine.' Mir. Cohsiock ".oizzIed'' forward m high dudgeon. ''Boys,' said he, .see ,ha, .are pud-hnok all clear for letting go" "Ay. av. aIl clear" ''Let go." said he. D Sn wen, ,6e anehor' out raitled the chain, and like flash the Sally Ann standing Mir. Comsiock walked aft, and touchinr his hat very cavalieriy, "Caplnin Spooner :" said he, "my part of the schooner is al anchorp'
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Coy. WRreHr,s YEro .MsssAaE.-This mes.

Gov. WRIGHT's VETO ,MEssAeE.-This mes. sage, which is too long for insertion in columns, ia marked by all ihit clearness and ability, winch characterIzes every thing thai males from thai dis linguished source. Without pretending to under stand that mystery of modern tImes the local politics of New York, we al least understand enough of the history of iis legislation, to express ,he decided opinion that Mir WRIGHT is altogether correc, m the position which he has assumed in the mes age. He has prevented the div version of funds from ohec to which they siood pledged by law. aad perhps avoided those deeply regretted consequences which have fallen un other States. If there is any thing in the limitations conditions of the present consi- tution which initiate against the true interests of the people. they will soon have an opportunity to change it 10 suit tlie,n; but whl-' n is the organic law let all ts requirements be faithfully observed In the Convention (which is to assenble to engage in the important duties of amending and reforming the Constitution of the State, we hope that the people will avail themselves of the lights and experience oi the great minds amongst lhcm---and such they have ia Mr VAs BuREN, YoUNG. HOFFMAN, and others II Washington Constitution.
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The Episcopal Convenventon oi the Diocese ol Pennsy ylvania, met al Phadclph phia on the 2Olh. The Bisbopric being vacant presiding officer was elect ed by the Convention. The resul, in come ion win other votss shows very close division in the Convention, and probably close vote in the election of Bishop, which was appointed to be held on the 22nd
 The Rev. Dr. BULL was elected the President ol the Convention ihe Rev. Dr. MORTON, by the following vote: for Bull, Clergy, 34; Laily, A; total 78 For Morton. Clergy, 33; Laily a7; total 7n
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SoUR SPRINGS There have been recently dis covered, about two mile from Alabama Centre, Gen. esee county, N. Y. several springs, ,he waters of which are acidulous io the degree of lemonade.
 Prof. Hadey, of Gereva College, ii is said ha s made slight analysls of the water, and found il 10 contain free suphuic acid. Il also contain sulphur. and p, obaby iron, combined with many other proper ties. -.-
 The waters are said to be used with great success by dyspepiics and for affections of the skIn, ladeed il has been known cure sat rhenn of long siand- ing by only washing in the water few times; il is also said to nhamed sore eyep.-lNiagar', Courier.
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ANEoRo CAuoHr-On Saturday night, says the Memphis Eagle of the 20th instant, negro be- Iopping to Col. John D. White, in the employment of William P. Waldran, in this vicinity, gave inior- nation to Mr. Wsd,an than man named Mccoy, a stage driver, had been trying to induce him (ihe slave, with his wiie. to runaway with him that neh' nromisinp him to take him to Ohio, and give Them their freedom. MT. Waldran told the negro 10 make the arrangements, and go with him, and in t,e mean time he would have officers in readiness to seize him. Accordingly, Mccoy met the negroes near MT. Waldran's, and took them in l's buggy, ana was proceeding with them through Major John Rodg. srs lane. when Col. White and Mr. Waldran jumped
 from the roud side, sesed the horse by the bit' and : caI tmed Mccoy, who was taken 10 Kaleish' and . committed to lail for Irial.
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Per steamboat Admiral i'm Wetnmpka-E l. Andrew. & co IF bales; Desha, Smith x co b; Dickinson X Ens lis II; T Lesesne 4 Smith, Walker GO ,; Rigshy
 Fer steamboat Lowndes fin Monieomery-W Arm strong e7 bales, Simpson Roth b; q Henry 35; liar rlson X Robinson }; Donald d Marshall Al; Boy kin X McRae H. E L Andrews x co los Simpson I; Lenv.u, G Malone d. w Bnwer x co 5 ] Mcl.emare |; Toomer Ga, X co ' louze 4. Brodnax, Newton X CD 3.
 Fer steamboat Marquette i'm Warsaw-Rives, Baltl, & co balesi , Bullard l; Walker X Holmes 1.
 Per st amboa Native i'm nesville-Desha, Smith & co 49 baes IedyHrd & CD 8; Dickinson & Eusis l4 Johnson IA Anderson < Dickson l2 order 1; Sea man l. Leavens & Malone g; HnrwciI x D.vis9
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BosToN PACKETS "A new line. of sailing pack cts has been started between Boston and Liverpool the pioneer in whichis the fine ship -Joshua Batcs, ter at this port for Liverpool. nobler vessel and more geullemanly commander il would be difficult 10 find. The ship is naned after the head of the firm of Barring Brothers of London Capt. NJ. gave
 dejeGng his friends at Liverpool on the lst inst, from whence he was to sail first far wind, with full compliment of steerage passengers.
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0r>-The FASHION which was expected 10 leave New-Orleans yesterday on her trip 10 Pensacola and her resumption thereafter of her post m the mai line, was detained until Saturday. (to morrow.)
 0J-Gen. SAM. HousToN, ex President of Texas, was announced to address public meeting at New Orleans, on the subject of Texas annexation, on "Wednesday evening.
 0JThe health Oi Gen. JNo. B DAWSON of Lou isiana. i'as much improved that his final recovery is longer doubtful.
 Gs-The St Louis ReveIle says that Dr SILAs REED has been removed from the office of Survey or General of Public Lands for the State of Missouri and r. R. CONWAY appointed m his stead.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of DiobiIe--May 30, Is45.

CLEARED.
 Schr staunch, Spngs for Baltimore, by II A Schroe- der. ' " " ~
 ARRIVED. ..4 ter. ' " ' SteamDoat Creole. lIiern. i'm New. Orleans. Sfeahlpoat AdmlTal Buriili, fun W.iufnpka, with 50 bales cotton ~ wv steamboat Lowndes, Johnson, i'm Monts somery, with 235 bales cotton. '' '''" bales cotton. ' " steamboat Native, Wilson, from Gainesville, with IT., bales cotton. '' T CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Philadelphia 9lst Bark Curm0nt, Trussefi. ARRIVED HENCE-At Providence, l9th inst-schr s, Denys, Bareyman. r
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PEAs.-Peas should be put into boiling water with salt and saleraius, m proportion or quarter of teaspoonful of saleratus to half peck of peas Boil them from fifteen to thirty minutes, according to their age and kind. When boiled tender, take them out of the water with sk~mer, salt and Butter them to the taste Peas, to be good, should be fresh gathered and sheed till just before they l ara conked
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DECLINE OF CIrIEs-W hile travellers abroad Ia nent the decline Of the glories of Amsterdam and Venice, they forget lha' we lave parallels on small CT sea at home The little port of Perth Ann boy was once rival of New York. Newport, seven- y years ago. vas lhe next sea.port of 'e East. Al exsadria, in the Disrictof Columbia. a, one time trans ted moie b',s,ness than Baimorr. James, sn. ones imp rtant lace, is now in ,ups ant fhc spot on which Roanoke was built IS not even k.o.n. ''SO runs the no,l nv y."
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The great success of Signorina BoRGHEsE and his associate Artists, has induced them to give d third, which we understand will be a last Concert.- II wi take place at the Theatre this evening, and will draw crowded andie nee, that of Wednes day ming did ,..i..a.4n.
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EXACTLY so!-The New York Evening Mirror well says
 .'r There never was contrvance better adapted to conceal from the people the extravaganza and mis- their rulers than the system of indirect taxation, by means of which few aware of the amount of the burdens imposed upon ihem."
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0fy- PASS AGE FOR NEW -YoRK--The pack. ct ship WAVERLY .sAil clear on the 30ih. Pas .engers in the ship wiil leave lhe city on SATUR- DAY, 3lst inst. al o'clock, in steamer Creole = She will go along side and put passengers on board.
 The WAvERLY has Ladies' Cabin separate iron the forward Cabin, with State rooms throughout and can accommodate passengers very comfortably
 Apply to Capt. Smith at the Manson House o
 myz8 10 F. C. CEN iEK < Co'
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There was q mistake in the statement which we copied from some New York paper, that Major DA- VEzAc was among the passengers in he ship York shre from Ncw-York for Liverpool. He sailed about fortnight since in the ship Cotton Planter from NewOrleams for Antwerp.
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The Washington Union, in giving sketch of the New York annlyersaries, thus nolices the Vigilance commtte: .O. .- This is an association Of men, women and chil dren--white and blsck-whose avowed object IS tu relax the laws, and rampIe the constitution a he country under loot. They steal negroes; and their report shows that they have stolen llS slaves within the last year. To give the readers of the Union an idea of their views and principles, we extract the following para grape from the account of their procesdngs It IS 4 very fair sample of the whole: r-.a
 ssAfier the report. James c. Jackson, of Madison ccuny, (whi,e,) followed in defence of rle system oi running slaves, arguing their perfect right SO to do, and the great rmluaiily oi all who should refuse to succor fugitive, or to encourage those now slaves to run away. He protested against sspding these slaves to Canada; better said he, keep them here. The doctrines of Dudley SeIdon a relation to the good effects of crossing ihe blood of Americans with Europeans he endorsed in all respects. and adopted with ,elaj ion 10 the blacks We tlsen, he con tinued, to cross and improve our breed. "We are not igore than half men-we want negro blood to nuke men of us," and thus to eleya,e 9urselvss 10 the position VIZ had sixty years ago"-lGreat ap- papse.l ha.i.l .t.4..... iH e.N-. pl
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COMMENTARIES

Per schr Experiment from New Orleans-Ravesies. Drake S Bullock; A Audi W Calver B Pc neIoy.
 Per steamboat Creole from New UreHns-J II Huber; McInslry, Mallory & Ross; C Fooie cos Jno Tick nor W Mccoy & co; 5 & l IJon-s: Martin; Fulli- love- George eos Marshall Rowe & coy il liarwood, Campbell, Owen x co; Waring X co; Wm Calvert; A Boring; Dewing, Ednialds & Field.
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EXPORTS. BALTIMORE-Per schr staunch-I45 bales colt
31Ess0 RTA.

NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Experimenl-6OO sacks l24 hbls hour do moasse 12 cks baco 20 bales hay
 NEW-ORLEANS-per steamboat Creoe-5O pces baggng hhds sugar. pipe gin l29 kegs butter, Is ks coffee, to kegs ard IA cks Is bbls bacon 95 do our 20 do whiskey do pork, do beer Is do beef pork 25 sIn
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The good people of Boston, by direct vote, have rejected 'he act of the Legislature of Massachusetts. authorizing the introduction of water no that city The vote stood-yeas 36sI; nays 3,09s.
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DGWe stated the other day, wha, we consi- dered good authority, that the case of Shul'z rs The Bank of the State of Georgia, had been rens'a ted in the Sixth Circuit Court of the United State. We were informed last evening on what We consi- der equally good authority that such 's not the tci- Mr SHuLrz hss taken lhe necessary legal measures have the case reinsiated at the next term oi the Court, hut whether he will succeed or not remains to be seen. That point is yet 10 be argued and ties cided upon.-[Savanah Repub. 2i inst
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VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAe E OCnNCEHT AT THE THEATREs

CRAND VOCAL AND INSTKUmENLAE "CnNCERT. AT THE THEATRE. TESuE Public are respectfully informed that the Italian Artists, in ncompliance with the wishes Of h. l,vers of Music will give mo'e Concert, for 'hch purnrse they have selected lhe Theatre, tbat bnd,ng being better adapted to the purpose than any Th;rd and last appearance in this city of SlGNo- DINA EIJpURASIA BORGHESE, Prima Donna Aasoiu,n or the Italian Opera Company, N Orleans,
 Assisted by-
 S,a Iutei PERoZZI. Primo Tenoro Absolute, ,and MR. HoFTEER, Solo Player on the Violin, MR. GAss, Violin.
 Ma STRuPEL. Viola, R.BueEL, First Flute, #z MRHEREINGs, F irst Solo Ca,ionet,
 MIR. E. PALACE, First ViolincellO, from the late T,I;on Ocera New York.
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MEXICAN CoMmIssIoNs-LETrEks OF MAR QUE.--We learn by gentleman from Havana now in this city, that numerous commissions from Mexico have already heen issued to persons in Hasana, 'o Iake effect imedIatey, in the envent of war. Dur informant states that there are such commission now in this city, and iat of them has been oi- fered 10 one of our ei,izens.-LN o. Jeersoniau ot Wedne sday,
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MAGNETIC TELEGRApH We are glad

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH We are glad to learn that the entire stock ol the Philadelphia and New York Magnetic Telegraph Company has been subscribed ihe first nstalment pald up, and the company organised. If satisfactory arrangements can be made with the New Jersey Railroad Cornpa- ny, ihe telegraph will be inactive operation between Ife TWO cities long before the meeting of the next session of Congress. We hope that no obstacles to this desirable result will be inerposed by the promp tings of grasp,ng cnpdily, which are generally as short sighted as they are unpairloic. -tWash'ng- ton Constitution.
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HARPERs BiBLE.-No. 25 of this work has been received at the bookstores We have received our copy through Mir. Randall, Water street. -s
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This Evening, May 30, Is45.
 PROGRA MIME.

PART l.
 I. Grand Overture, executed by the OichestFe- 9 Due,to. "Ariuro ri desso," from the Opera of I Puri,an, sung by Signorina Porgbese and Sig. Luigi Perozzi-Be lini.
 a "Pot Pourri," from the Opera of Norma, exe- cu,ed by the Orchesire-Beilini. 4. Cayat,na, ''L'amo. Pamo," from the Opera ot Capuetti and Monleccli, sung by Sing. Perozzl-- Bellin,. .r.r Solo on the Violin, by Mir. Gas, accompanied by Mir. Unqer, on the Piano Forie.
 G. Scena and Grand Aria, "Vien diletiO m Cie- lo." from the Opera of Puriianl sung by Sigorina Borghese- Bellin.
 l. Grand Overture, executed by the Orchesire-- Mayerbeer.
 9 Cayatina, "ln questn semplice," from the Ore. ra of Beily. sung iy Signrina Borghese-Oonizetti. B. Cavatna. 'Meco all aliar di Venere," from the Opera uf Norma, sung b> Sig. Perozzi- Bellin. A. Romance, surg by Sigurina Barghrse.
 G. Pot Pourr, from the opeia of Lucia Lammer- noor, executed b, Orchestre.
 6. Duelio, "In mia man alfn tu sel," from the Opera of fNorma, sung by Sigma Borghese and Sig. Perozzi-Bellin,. a6e OrS- The office of the Theatre will he open from 10 to l o'clock, and from 10 5 o'clock, where seats may he secured for the Concert
 NrS- Concert to commence al 8 o'cl jck. Prices of nisainn-nress Circle $l; Parquete $1; Se- cond aud Third Tiers 5ec. Gallery 25c
 IF Tckeisia be had at the Mansion House, at Brom' erg & Co.'S, at Bouliemet's Literary Depot. at $. w. 4 Hens and al the door on the evening of ,he Concert. my2y
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We have few returns from the Flor,da election l..
 In Pensacola the whig ticked succeeded of course. Call, (wh'g,) for Governor. has I2l; Mosey, tdem.) 6i-majoriiy so; Putnam. (whig,) for Congress-, ll5; Levy, (dem.) 65-majorny 50.
 Benj. D. Wright, (whig,) editor of the Pensacola Gazette, is elected State Senator. and Messrs. Kel- ly, Tweed and RItey, (whigsD representatives These are for Escambia couniy. in which Pensaco la Is situated. Al the Navy Yard. Mosey has thirteen majority and Levy l6. There three precincts to be he I'd from, which will increase the whig majori- y about 20 Whg majority in the county about 60.
 In Santa Rosa county. (comPlete,) Calls majority l is 108; Pu,nam's 96.
 We believe Santa Rosa and EscaInbia elect State Senator and Representatives together. The returns have received give the same ma mes for both coun- lies. Western Florida IS the stronghold of whg. gery, and these look as well the democrats expected
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It is announced m ihe Washington Cons,itu,;on that Mir. CUSHING is preparing work on China and the Chinese.
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had an attack of paralysis .......
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GJr Al eter from an authsrtic snuree has hecn re. eeN'ni here from San Antonio, Texas, stating 'h Il uefe was general rumor there of a Mexican jn,a- sion.--[N. O. JelIersonian.
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The Convention of lhe Episcopal Church met n Philadeph,a on the I7th inst The Rev. Dr. Bull was chosen President. A very interesting session is expec ted, as Bishop of Penns,lsania is 'o he chosen. to succeed the late Henry onderdohk. The prominent diyines named for the office are, Dr. T,ng of Philadelphia, suppor'ed by ihe Low Church, men. and Dr. Rowan, of Lancaster, he fayorIte pt the High Churchmen The friends of both are ca
 ger and confident. Other candidates are named, and am. ny them, Rev Thomas Atkinson, formerly of Vireinla, now of Baltimore, and Prof. Potter Of Union College, f.rfif' tt
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The public are informed that the "MORGAN SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of visi- tors from the 10th May tiil the Isl November.
 The subscribers pledge themselves to use every means to contribute 10 the comfort and pleasure of their guests. ,.l.... r.'f J. .r.iA
 The waters are White and Black Sulphur, Caleb. yate, Copperas Limestone and pure Free Stone, and have been proanunccd by persons competent to judge, not inferior in medicinal properties to any waters in the country They are sina,ed among the mounia ins- 20 miles south of Huntsville, seci,on of country aboundIng m beautiful scenery and and in point of health this location is nnTurpasset The improvements elegant and sufficient for the accommodation of 300 persons.
 Te ms-S25 per month and no srfras-very liberal deductions made 10 families, and to persons remain- ing the season. post office is established at ,he Springs, and permanent hotel kept there, located on the Memphis and Augusta mad road, which road crosses the Huntsville and Tnscaloosa mail road, ten miles from the Springs, d, "Oliander,s where four horse post coaches from the north south east and west intersect. 'A
 To friends and the public we say sscome one. cor'c all !" For further particulars address
 P. T. MANNING, Esq, aisi.i 20
 Post Master, Morgan Springs. Ala e . Dr. q. r. MANNING. Huntsville. T O or Major GEO. B. CLITHERALL. h si myl9 l45Mmo al Mobile ar Tusca ioosa. s4
 0u-Anv editor Presiding ON, of the s,a,e) publish ing this notice for monhs and sending copy of pa- per to Morgan Springs will be entitled io board for one month. s9l na. f.s- fitn
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MOBILE
Friday Morning, May 80, Is45. Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL RRY,
 OF IlNES1 ONE

0o- PRICE CuRREET.-Our letter sheet review of this marke. wlbe ready ut the usual hour tO- m9rrow ming.
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ir DIVISION OF THE M. F. CHuRcH,-The vote Tn the New York Annual Conference of the Metho- dist Episcopal Church, to rsscnd lls estriotiye rule, that the property of the Church may be di
 yded, Is ost--ihs requisite number moi having voted in the affirmative. If the delegates of the southern Conference, assembled in convention al Louisville shouId now separate, says the New Ymk Mirror they cond claim none ofihs joint property of the Church. The law would undoubtedly consider them as separatists. 3 ,.u I.. , hat remains to be tried, and the courts may pos sbly decide differently. f,- ,..
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MR BucHAsAs.--The Missssiypian, speakina oftte Secretary of State and the Oregon negota' ton. pays him the following pithy but comprehensive commitment.
 "He is ws the eoun,,y and he country is wfh him. '
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MARRIED-In Carlowvile, Dallas county, Ala, on Thursday evening, 22d inst. by the Rev. D. K. w Me- IVer, ROBERT B. FRIERsoN, Esq. formerly of ChHrles ton, S. c., to ELIzABETH s. daughter o Capt. Jacob 5. Allison.
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DREADFUL CATAsrRoPHE AT YARMOUTH, ENG.-FIom 100 10 l50 Lipes Losf t--The London Sun of the evening of May Sd, contains letter from Norwich, dated the preceding evening. from which
 the following is an extract ia 4I .
 The mos, awful excitement pervades the city. A dreadful accident has occurred nt Yarmouth. MT. Nelson, the clown belonging 10 Cooks Circus. now al Yarmouth, announced the performance of being drawn by four geese on ihe North River. The gus. pe bridge crosses th,s river, and about 5l8 peo
 pie ware on ile br,dge, when, between 5 and o', clock, it fell in. it is reported that between 100 and l50 persons perished. The utmost con'terna- ton exists here-specia trains have slarted--the telegraph is beset by hundreds anxious to obtain news oi relatives and friends. Fiy-hree have been picked out dead, and many more are,it is thought, still in the river. f s tt-f- .lI faIfl. d
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07I respectfully announce myself asa candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county. the ensuing August election.
 mh8 S4lf -----L-L- -------- J. w. LANG.