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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

Per steamboat Fashion. I'm New % eans-Ma.J.u..
mccoy, oster Bennett, Bates. Misses Frhzer E,,.r
messr" Mccoy, Gates, Hnsun, Reif Bell, Lynn Pu~,er
Latham Patterson, Nea6e, Beacher, Packard Siou -
veii Hnneman Hatcher, shOwalter, sliIlnan Iind.sv
Huser, Wilson, Marsh Nelson, Lewis, Napier. stoIe3
wrrck. 'P' 'o"en-
Per steamboat New Era FIN GainesyiIleN..s.. l.,
Gan, "ransile mcdowell, Patterson, Figures Wri,h, A
Lipscomb AmdersOn Langforth, Sandy A,mis,eaIs IL.
wei, siewart. Mrs Taylor Misses Mc(iee Tayior ~,
MCGEE. '"''"i N"i
Per steamboat New World I'm Mon,,om.rv- N, ii 1,
mi'heiI ah, lady, Mesdanes Latham and child Iarkin
Misses MAUI MuseIy, Alexander, HILL Smiley Diru.y
Rev Lavery, Drs Gordon, Reid C Uenchet, 4 r
Nimrod, Messrs Nnrod, II smith W n Thiin,a
Craig, J Johnson, NJ Hendrick w Gardner i q
and N Maui, II Sands d Oglelson Edward. w
Mabin, Nixon. 'e' "
Per steamboat Carolina FIN Pymouth-Mes-rs w.bh
II Townsend, w Evans, Col Davis, J Yen,nlan q W
Hin, Mrienry, Pearson. J King Lyon, d Hi n w
Cable, w HuddIeston. DIR Boom. Capt brooks e MAI.
q Hogan. ID u Miller, II Moore d shidle Dunn n
CLIP Vn, DR. Bartlett, n Cochran Moore Or Brick G,
w French. Mcclure, w NJ Cikey, J l. Sanders i al
Iups, Austil and son. Beckiey, Urs Rain. Rhodes
Per steamboat Norfolk from Plymou th--Mrs les DR.,
w I. Goison aud J Inabuii, Messrs Speed Webb Bor.
dean. Hawey. Taylor, J auI Bragg, w II Patr.A
Mouger.
Per steamboat Lowndes from Observation-Disclosures
Marsh aud child, Goson and child, Files Carson, Lam
bert Miss Hunter, Captain Walker, Ors smith and Tho
nas1n, Messrs Springer, Files, HswKins, Lee Dibou
M " Stewart, IL aud II Morrtr, Slriugfallow, Sims
Julic. CoiTe. Chaplin, Till, Thompson. Leach, Hal
Fish. Mcintosh. ucElray an I.ami,eri
Per steambo James Hewitt from Warssw-Gracie and
lady, strain and lady, Marsh aud lady Me danes Wig
gins, Off Stewars Mss Burks Majors Boiling ana Bnrk,
-iy others.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

LIVERPoOL-Per ship Robt Paker-2s5s sacks salt !,
1870 bushels pnIatoes. -II RI ICNEI
BALTIMoRE-Per schr European --25 hf bxs tobacco,
80 do pickles. SO do pipes 10 bbs vinegar hf do kout
l case pills. DR.. o.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per schr Carolins-2O bbs whis.
key, 10 do beef 1856 SKIS corn 10 coils rope, bxs ndse
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steam schr ERgle-455 perps
baggng, SAP coils rope 20 bales Irvine, loo bbs nou III
do moHsses, ia do whskey, do bread, do dried APP
PIES Is do, 62 kegs lard, hhds sugar. do bacon las
pialO forte,
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashi0r- 10 bbls
pork 90 do meal do beef ll6 do hour 80 do moiasses
u do whakey 10 do eggs do OIL do tcs bacon, LOG
aka hhds 10 ibis sugar, do Is bxs wne ia SKIS
60 and OATS Ia do coffee. 90 kegs lard 80 pcs bnagng
l2i coils rope, II head cattle. 7s#
NS-Per steamer Montezuma-S0 hhds
sugar. IL do bacon "a bbls moasse 1859 pork, 90 hf
do mackee 90 do whiskey 255 do -four 207 coils rope
o24 SKIS corn, $40 do bran, I'll hogs. tt ny i'
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Per steamboat Little Harriet I'm Fixes Ferry-Ias NJ
Wihers q co 80 hnles slrineteow, Hanna X co 81
Carlisle %, Peck d Shacklenrd Ia Nave | |; Har-
ris. Clayton d co ;; Manldin d Terrell
Per steamboat Montgomery FIN Mongomery-Gordon
& Curry baesi F Z Heard 49, VIM A Scout lis; Jas NJ
Miihers d 20 7O Donald Marsh"il 6, G Goode S; w
Tareton 30 Brodnax, Newton q 10, Mauldin g. Ter
rell TO- Boykin McRae So; l. Andrews y co 80; De-
sha sheppard co l4O Pope 4 Son 26; Rives rs tie
d CO 20; A Ledyard q co IL; Rhea, Sykes d. 60 SCI;
Horton & Clock IS
Per steamboat Carolina from Plymouth-W Jones Jr
1853 bales; Albert Prentice lf9; Toomer Gay d co 100;
Walker Simpson 81 Storey d Ellis 81; Rupert Nc
Lelsnd 81; Walker d Holmes sc; Smith Walker a co
o0i Yeaman 81, Rhea IS kes & 20; Kelly 10; o
Cummins | I Hill Is; Craig 10; Sims Il ReJus IL.
j. Is Foninne d Son Ill W Scott II; Thompson & Md
d Baker 3.
Per steamboat New Era FIN Gsinesvlle-sims & Re-
dus hsles' u Marabie g. X Carlisle 2; Lyon a Blu
ker 81 Dickinson Eusts 9; Harwe q Davis 10; Allen
d Haden I; Simpson u Roth %; Ieavens Il Malone 52;
Hro 40; Harris clayton co 81; L Adams 49, Labuzan a.
Odds 66; Desha Sheppard co ST. Bull a. Bnardnan L;
Rupert & McIelland 1874.
Per steamboat New World I'm Montgomery Won g.
Baker 20 bales G w rarleton AS MsuIdin e. Terrell 2l
w Armstrong %; Toomer, Gay Il CO S. e l. Ludrews
d. co 40 A Dawson 16; G Henry {; Tarleton Scott &
Cummings is; Douald d. Marshall 20. Gordon g. Curry
Ssi Craig e. VIA Bower Il GO IS, Smith. WyckoT a.
NlcoIl 4; Labuzan d UIds l2; r Lesesne 3; Lpsvrns
Malone 10; Dickinson Eusiis 81 Rves, Battle CO 81
Per steamboat Jas Hewitt I'm Warsaw-E Andrews
d co 46 bales; Desha. Sheppard 10; Boyd Bro
~; Harris Clayton & co 72; Dickin on & Euss 10; c
Aiaahle 2O Peck Shackleorj IS: Tartt, Stewart co
q Z seannn 9; Harwell N Davis 8; A f Ledyard a co
Holmes |.
Per steamboat Low ndes FIN Weiumpka-Rive Bat
lie " co ST bales TaretOn Scot i Cummings 10; b h
rename son 3l' Harrison 4 Blair 81; 5tebbins Is
Fhilpot g. g Henry 8; Donald N MarshsIlIl3 Cor
doh a. Curry Ii Anarews d Dawson 2 UIrirk, Wallace
co l2i Simpson 2e; w Bower CO 81: Lesesne 50;
iinrwell Davis q; 4 & g Holt 9; Simpson Roth 10;
DICKINSON d Enss % G GooJe !; Boy kin Il McRss "A;
Anderson Dickson g. Leavens q Malone 6; L L. Aa-
dfews Il co /. y
Per steamboat Norfolk I'm Plymouh-Tartt stswart
co 100 ohesi hhea sykes 80; Toolner Gay * co
o. u fohihine q Son o3 Andrews Il Dawson 81; Jas
Crawford AZ; r Lesesnr A. Boyd A. Bro az. her, g
f,tqtee 49, I'M l6' Leiyard y CO "a; Rupert 4
McLeland 10; D Cummns IL, Lynn & Baker Il PECK
~ R.du S"SFP"u - w
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MARINE NEWS,
Port Of Mobile--sIareh "a, 1s4s.

. -l CLEARED.
MurreIl X co. @ llt''L
Ship Hugartli, PendIeton. for New. York L. by Baou
Hall. ~ -. 80 =
Bark WIN Ivy, Hoffman, for Matasorda. Texas, by
Ruseiey, Mann & CO. 20 '" ~ -
ARRIVED III .r
Br ship VIM Ward, Dady, fun lehaboe. 10 W Mnean
pr ship John Campbell, Broomhead. I'm Liverpool, 10
w MilliaHn co. -N t
BIZ ship Catherine, Williams I'm Liverpool, to Gwath-
mey, Forbes d co. ri II9fHr IN
Br ship Reliance, Kemp, I'm lrhabue, TO WIN Miiigan
& Hlf tttf ~. = " =
Ship T b Wales, Croker, fin Liverpool, 10 matter.
Ship Palestine, Mumford, I'm Liverpool, 10 muster,
Ship Susan Drew Page, fun Havre. TO muster.
ship Lochinvar, Wscott. i'm New. Orleans, master.
ship Canton. Packard, I'm Savannah, to master.
ship Finland. syms, FIN Havre, 10 msster. ...
r Bark Triton, Luce. fin Providence, TO master. . u
Bark Nautilus Tewksbury, ds fin Havana. to master
John. - = Ll.I tfI .II Il = liz a
Brig GeorRiana CrispiD. I'm Cardenas Cuba 10 MASTER
Brig Linden, Williams, I'm New-York, TO J C Ryan.
Sampson. n u
schr Caroline, Richards, FIN New Orleans 10 mas,er
schr European, siudl-y. fin Baltimore, TO master.
Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton. I'm Ne s-orleans. %
Steamboat MoniezuuIH, Baker, i'm New. OrlrAn,
steamboat Norfolk Rouse, from Plymouth with 6eI
bales cotton.
steamoont Lowndes, johnson, I'm wetumpka, with
46S bales cotton. = ~ 81 III III
Steamboat Jas Hewitt, Quarrer from Wnrsnw will,
49l bales cotton. ~ = - r 7 WI 80 - VT
Steamboat Carolina, Carroll, from Plymouth, with
l0l6 bales cotton. ID ' ..t
Steamboat Montgomery, Billiard, from Monis omery,
with 697 baea cotton.
Steamboat Little Harriet, Barton, I'm ikes' Ferry,
with le9 bales cotton. 81
Steamboat New Era, Lyles from Gainesville with
597 bales cotton. 9 iIE' 'NI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

The BALTIC TRADE.-A letter from CopepI,,
gen says1"in iSt2, the number Of ships that passed
i4,ooO; and, in 1s44, amounted 10 1882 Dur,ng
Inc period from 1885 To 1889, the total was g. 4Os
making an average OF 3,06l per annuln; while from
lo4o to 1874, the number increased to 76 63I or an
anua' average of 1926. OF the different nations,
."e russians, and then the Norwegans. Swedes, ,
a"a nleck'enburghers. In 1913, The nuuber Of Eng
s,ps winch passed 'ha Sound was 35ls; in 1874,
De- M Increase Of 906. in The same pei ,od, the
.usS'1n sh'ps Increased from 1880 to 2973 Nerve
sssn1. W W iozs to 22ls; Swedish, from 1881 to
IouI; Dutch, from 1924 to 1861; whilst the Danish
VESSELS declined from 1899 to 1901 Comprising the
passage OF the Belt, we shall dnd that, daring the
asl year. me trade Of the North Sea and lhe Baltic
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

RHODE IsLAND.-1he democrats Of Rhode Is-
land intend fighting the approaching State election
solely the great question Of unconditional liberia
ton" for Mr.. Dorr. The State Convention met Mt
rovidence on Thursday evening, and, the Republic
can Herald says, "was very fully attended, every
town in the State except Little Compton and Mid
dleton being fully represented. The business of the
Convention was conducted with great harmony, and
ticket selected for the sufrages Of The Liberia
lion Party, which think will meet with their en-
tire appropriation, il received the nnous sup
port oil the Convention. The names Of the candi-
dates for General Officers will be gwen The public
as soon as il is ned they accept Of their
ination. The candidate for Governor, Hon. Charles
Jackson Of this city, has sgned his acceptance Of
the nomination, rs well some others; but il is
deemed advisable to publish the ticket until The
ascent Of all the candidates named has been received.
1t is purely Liberation Ticket, without regard
parry politics."
olney Baow OF Cumberla land has been nominated
as the Democratic candidate Tor Congress in the
Eastern District. IN the Western District The de-
mocrais have resolved to make no nomination.
The nomination Of MIR. jackson, who though
Wing in politics, is yet in favor OF the immediate
and unconditional liberation Of Mr.. Dorr, throws the
Fenner or Agerine psrty into confusion, and fills
them with dismay. We are glad 10 see party dis
inctIons for while disregared. in order 10 strike
of the letters which aiyrannous intolerance have pla-
ced upon the liberty Of Gov. Dorr.
bright ligh, is breaking at last through the clouds
that shaded Rhode Island.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DECIsioN-'Capt. Jew
EFT, of The United States army, citizen Of Kentucky,
and who is still domcied here, having been ordered
To Fort Winnebago, in The Ter itory Of Wisconsin,
proceeded hiber in the year 1912, taking with him
his slave Amelia, and kept her there performing
vice for him unlil 1874, when he sent her back to
Kentucky. en- the return Of Amelia 10 Kentucky,
she filed her bill asserting her right to freedom by
virtue Of these facts and OF the ordinance OF Congress
passed for the regulation Of the Northwestern Ter
ritory, which ordinance declares that 'nethcr sla
very nor involuntary servitude shall exist in said
Territory"
Chancellor Nicholas decided yesterday that the
ordinance Of Congress does apply To
journers persons transenlly in said Territory,
and that Amelia is not entitled to her freedom. We
informed that The will probably be taken to
IA higher court.-[Lou. Jour.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27
ERRORS OF THE CENsus-we had occasion

ERRORS OF THE CENsUs.-We had occasion to
remark short time since, upon the indefinite nature
oi the charges against the correctness OF the census
brought b, three persons, Edward jarvis, William
Brigham and J. Wingae Thornton, appointed by
what is called the american Statistical Assoc Jon.
to find fault with diat work. The report OF Mr.
Calhoun on that subject is received, and il appears
that not only did those persons, through ignorance,
entirely misrepresenl the whole affair, bot delber-
ateiy manufactured errors which did moi exst-as an
instance, they alege that the census was wrong in
returning 173 colleges, because almanac only gives
l05 colleges. The American almanac gives 100
colleges 81 medical colleges, SO theological schools,
s law acknowledgement ia This respectable COM
mittee choose consider the last three description
as other than colleges, and charge The census with
error, IN denou;nating them as such. The report
gives many other gross misrepresentaiio Of these
people. and then goes with ZONE highly INTEREST,"
ing information in relation TO the condition of the
blacks; sebion shbri table, showing the pro-
polio OF black and white convc's 10 The whole po.
pu lat ion in tain districts: st
foPut ALTON. coNvicTs.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

Co On the receipt of The news of the passage Of
the annexation resolutions through the Senate, at
Jefferson. Missouri, the democratic members OF
the Legislature held a meeting Of congraluation H.
They adopted resolutions expressing cordial appro-
hati0n OF the result. A resolution was also adopied
in relation 10 MIR. Benton. to The effect, that "for
time Of the friends of annexation NAV not have
approved of the of the Hon Thos H. Ben
ton, yet, now that the wisdom, sagacry, foresight
and hrmness of his course manifested in effectimp
this Emporium ersnlt, all do freely and unedIy ac-
cord 10 him the highest praise his just desert and
hail the annexation of Texas as the re union of his
political friends.''
Another was passed complimentary 10 Senator
Atchison, and third declaring that 'the gratitude
OF the American people, and of The friends Of ibe, ~
throughout The world, lie especially due The yene,
able patriot Andrew jackson, for the distinguished
part he has taken in favor Of the Recommendation OF
Texas to the Union"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

FRow IcHABoE-The ship Shakespeare arrived
here Yesterday, with 100 tons "i gnano' from the
;sl,rd of Ichaboe On The coast OF Africa. Captain
Chester states that when he left, the manure was
nearly all gone. Abnut 800 sail ef British vessels.
and or 10 American. were loading or s"it;"s
of 20 or 40 per day. Many o. them would be unable
10 obtain n cargo; in fact, vessels we're constantly
leaving, without cargoes in search of the article 10
the leeward. ..
Inchaboe being an open roadstead, much damage
WAS sustained by the vessels in chatting against oh
other. Quite a pumber of British vessels had lIeen
wrecked. ..-
The shin Sir Robert Peel and brig Thomas Witty,
both BRUSH, fcunde e a Out 30 miles 5. E. from
St. Helena, b, ing too deeply laden with guano The
crews saved themselves in their boats, and had ar
rived at ST. Heleua.-lN Y. Courier.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

A NEW Grizzly the Bee Of yesterday we OIL
serve late law Of The legislature erecting Carroll
ton into city, with Mayor and Council. We now
have three cities within the space Of few miles,
lying contiguous 10 each oiher-New Orleans, Laia-
,ttte and CtrroIlton. Our children will We to see
these cities one great metropolis Orleans
JeffersOnian.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

FIRE Yesterday morninl between nine and ten
O'Clock, FIRE broke out in Of The bed rooms OF
the Verandah Hotel in st. Charles street, hut for
tunatey hy the timely aid OF the servants belonging
to the est olishment, il got under without doing
much damage We understand The fire was occa-
stoned by defect in one Of the fues. The fremen
"Ie on tne ground III double-quIck sine, ''ready
and willing" 10 render good service bur luckily IL
dsy. '"P'~ ~ 49,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

The CuNARpSTEANrks The Montreal Cou
rer says that letters have been received IN Sneoec
IRON Capt. Douglass, Of The steamship Un!corh'
longer to be employed in conveying The mails from
Picuu 10 Quebec. This may be considered as con
hrning the report that The steamers viii hereafter
run direct flonl Liverpool 10 Boston, aud mat me
mails for the province will be carried overland TO
Montreal.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

The WHITE HousE-We conjecture that the
vocilerous friends of economy VIII mol be able TO
make so nurh noise about the lavish expenditures
for repairs as they have done on snme former coca
city to procure so much Of the job as falls within
their department, came back with very reduced ex-
pectations. They were referred 10 The Presicent's
lady. who gave them courteous interview OF three
quarters OF an hour, but told them that only the pub
lie rooms would require repairs, Tor u me private a
par,ments had been satisfactory to Mrs iyer' they
would be SO TO hersell.-[N. Y. Jou nal Of Com
MERGE. st.-- :
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27
MOBILE
Thursday Morning, March 81, 1s45

The eastern mail yesterday Jailed, to the dlsap-
ronmcn OF citizens, who looked for The foreign
accounts by the steamer at Boston, which are due.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

1t generally runored in town Yesterday that
the hy the Brush steamer at Boston, had
been received by private hands, from rassenger-
But we could not gather any authentic information
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

We learn from the L. uisve Journal that the Fri.
al Of Henry Daniel, for the murder of his brother in
law, Thompson, whom he shot in open Court,
has been fixed for the third Monday in June
Daniel did not apply for bail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

IL Two or three Americans shout to engage
in the culture of cotton in the lower part of Up
per California, and fee confident Of raising a supe.
rior article and in great abundance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

MIsslssiPPI.-The report Of the Auditor of pub
lie accounts 10 The Governor. under date of March
18Th, 1915, acqminis with the fnan ciaI condiii
of Mississippi at the present time. The whole
amount Of receipts and expenditures from the first Of
January 1874 10 18Th March 1916, sand Tins:
Receipts. ................s6 l9, SsS 81
Expenditures. ........ -. 323. 1857 43
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

" HAvILAND, CLARK q CO., IMPORT
Frs AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERs In Drugs and NJ edcine .
Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals Perfumer,
brushes, Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Dye StuTs &c
Nos. As and AZ Water sneef-MOBILE.
HAvILAND, KgEsE & Co, New-York. -,
HAvILAsD, HARRAL q ALLEN, Charleston, g. c.
HAvILAND, RIsLEy q Co, Augusta, Ga dec2 lcmo
az WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, DENTIsT-
Having returned from the North, lie found al his old
quarters No. 40 Dauphn street. three doors below Roy
al-nn-th side. Z. ....ti trtr .t ~
Ras EnESoEs-Dr. Levert. DR.. Mott. nov22 24a,r
pNOTlCE TO CONSIG EES-A lighter from BRIG
Morea 10 dischafgng frst wharf below 81
ConsiFness will please attend TO receiving their soods
nhW WHITAKER 4 SAMPSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

Parliament IS getting smoothly with onl, an c-
cas- ional grunhle, of doors against the conln"'
ance of the INCOME TAX, aud the annual complaint
against the ministerial support ofIhe Corn Laws.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

The New-York intestine quarrel between The
Courier and he Tribune branches Of Ahiggery wakes
hot Greedy hns answered Webs announcement of
him, which quoted the other day. with good deal
of personal matter, but little real denial of The main
fact that he Is for encouraging rally of ~hggism
upon the abolition platform for future elections.
WEBB's sincerity in his declared repugnance to
Greey's abolitionism, s explained in Of the
New York presses as mere counter device 10 give
another direction the action OF the wing party
He WAITS the wings to form "a Junction with native
ism. the prescrIpliye and sectarIan elements of the
self st, led "American Republicans" 1t is selfish
controversy for The control and disposition oil the
sets of defeated whiggery, and The quarrel appears 10
be whether whiggery in New York should be trans
ferred to Native Americanlsm or to abolitionism.
In this state of affairs The conendng leaders let
Ting curious facts about their mutual past
history. We are chalia lie enough to believe that
the, tell truth of each other and that is ultra
Abolitonist, and the other rabid Nat,vest.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

Col J. J. MckAE, discussing agent for tire re-
moval Of he Choctaw Indians east of the Mssissip-
pi, has dsbursed scrip Tor IS, 500 acres Of land.
Messrs. Forester, Anderson, Cobb and Pickens,
(the late Indian Chiefs) have the contract from the
Government for the removal of The remnant Of the
Tribe west Of The Mississippi. They 10 receive
SAG 20 per head for removing the Indians and sup
porting them Twelve months sitter they reach their
new homes. Eleven hundred and eighly-two Indians
have crossed the river at Vlcksburg The sciip DIS
bursed is receivable in payment for land in the four
States, Alabama, mississippi ouisiana and Arkan-
saa.
We get the above information from the Jackson
MIssissppian of the 9Th inst. In another para
graph the .ame paper says:
The people had better he upon their guard. The
Registers and Receivers Of and Offices have been
instructed, we learn, by the proper department, not
T. receive scrip issued on account Of Choctaw Claims
IN payment for lands. This intelligence we received
this morning Thus terminates the great Choctaw
fraud, which this press has been engaged in the ex-
posure Of, for the last aht wars.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

The Surveyor General has given instructions to
Geo. w. Morse, Of Natchitoches, 10 make tho re-
CURED connections Of the public surveys, with the
boundary line between tie Unlied States and Tex
AS and return Of the notes thereof by The first Of
April next, or as soon thereafter az prurtirable.
IN. o. Jsffersonigu.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

The papers by the Palestine, at this port, to the
9Th from Liverpool and London contain nothing later
than we have already published, by the Nicholas b'n
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

ANoTHER STEAMBOAT BURFT.-By the arri va
yesterday Of the Grace Darling from Louisville, we
learn that the steamboat Decatur, from this port
bound for Tennessee river, took fire the morning
OF The 2ls inst, AT Island No. sc. and burnt TO the
waters edge. She took fire abafi the wheel while
running IA the middle Of the river, and was lnnledi
atey headed and ru' into the Arkansas shore. Ps,-
sengers and crew all saved, except black girl who
jumped overheard and WAS drowned. The steamer
Mazeppa came up shortly afterwards and took the
passengers on board. The Decatur is said to be in
smed for abou, $s000.-INsw Orleans TroPic of
Tuesday.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

sEsls.s.-e* &sF gorge

BAhCFLONA-Per shin Chez aier-l659 bales cotton.
MATAGot.DA-Per bark Nm lvy-7O,5OO fl lumber.
NE W. fORk-rer snip iIOgarth-ll 100 bales cot IN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

Excess of Receipts ........ 1896, $50 SO
There are yet outstanding claims against the State
Treasury. consisting mostly ofold warrants, amount
ing to S317,9l3 s5. The belief is conf lenly ex.
pressed that the expenses of tie Cover ,men herenf
ter will exceed ihan 81 so 200 10 sl60 900.