Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-27

The Charleston Courier of the 22d inst, has letter from it's ork correspondent dated Friday evening Ian l7th, uhich says:-"The Oxford, from Liver | pool with dates 10 the 18th Dec. is below, and sn express over Long Island has brought up the ac- counts which, however, ~il not be made public till to morrow The important feature of the news brought by her s, that the advance winch took place in the Liverpool cotton market previous to the sail ing of the Garrick had been fully susr '-ilh probably further adAalce of ad. bad Inf rem',
 "Since the Garrick arrived we hasto the stnmacl business n cotrons. and prices fury Ae the ls4" than the 3lst Dec Fair uplands worth 6c. and all the Orleans cations have been bought up; there is not probably 25O bales in the city unsold Sterling exchange firm at 10 to lO4."
 O5-II is proper to observe that the New. York Herald of the lsth makes mention of the arrival oi The Oxford, and are aPprehensi,c that there may be something wrong about 1t.
 :, : as "s ed oi suo" ..rpo rsoN ,psas are calculate ere- ass,st nature in overcoming disease; and from 'ptlc numerous testimonials he proprietor has rece pnd from those who have been cured at once by tn, newl p these pills he of the orininn hat it Sg ad d,onal in atdgfd .s 't6iee~ pt6e cot,on@arkeii 'r"'
 The nr1nsler steamer Great Britain, three hun dred and thirty feet long, has been safely oated into deep water. e- ....
 The Archhshop of C,nyt1bary has announced his intention 10 summon meeting oi the Bench of Bish- ops, m consequence Of Ihe unhappy agitation paryad- ing the Church of England, in order io determine upon ihe observance oi the rubrcs.
 IL appears thai Puseyism is mol yet very strong | ~f mon Council was held m London, oil the l2ih of | December, chiefly To consider petition Tor aid
 in the end"wmen, ofa free Church in St. Giles m the Fields The grant opposed the ground that the Chuich was got up under PuseyIIe auspices and defeated, onlv five voting in | it's favor. when about hundred and bt,y were present: . ....,. ,,,.., ,.., ,.,,,,, IT, ,,,.,, anmad' ersion on the English for he capture of Il supi"sed shaver. Le Nationai says:
 The shameful letter of excuse addressed by the Count de St. Aulare o Lord Aberdeen, and The re cital of the capture and condemnation of The Gu reuse, vessel employed in ihe service of the State demonstrate that if the ambition of lhe English Go- vernment has not become more moderate, the cnm- plaisance of our rulers towards 1t s equally without bounds. IL is not only Tahiti til,t M. Guzut planes and disa,ows the officers W ho maintain the | honor of France.
 He acts in the same manner the coast of Afr- ca, and we find there French vessel seized and l condemned b, the English under preience thai she
 
 not even wiih jusire be suspected ofiiat oAcnce AS she was employed by the Go, ,ernor of Senegal, and ought to have been considered belonging 10 the ! royal navy.
 The owners of the Curieuse have deirrm ined 10 exhaust all possible means in order to obtain jusnce All France will aid them with tbcis good wishes, because Ihe question is connected with the liberty of the seas and with onr national hoaar. But whai Can they effect against ihe English, aid- ed by M. Guizot? What justice caA they expect W ne nTi he Mur .oJ years since, but discharged by the ,slbu,als, have not yet been able to the insiemniy awarded | to them?
 TIE KoTHscHILDs ExcoMMuNIcArED.-Cur last advices from Jerusalem, says lhe lfazstse dss ITi6nnaur, "menlion that the Synagogue of shat c- ty. whose members are known for thef deep aver sion to every innovation, and to progress in general, nave pronounced sentence Of excOmmiu ea ion against all the lsraeites who sbouh pirtcipate e- ther as collectors OF donOrs in the subscription open in Europe, for the purpose of encoura ing agr culture anung the Jews of Al Asa, and establishing ut Jerusalem, for the indigent of those same Jews, an 1 extensive hospitai and schools for adults and ch- dren Oi both sexes Among the persons visited with thIs anaihema the heads of the different ranc- ts oi the Rotbschds, who have subscribed 100, ,0O0 | towards that charitable undertakng MARKETs.-LosDoS MoEEy MARKET, Dec. 13-This mornng at the Treasury, ds0, 900, the portion undisposed of of the pending Canada con- tract, was taken by Hammond, Scott & Go al Ill, ;, that being the minimum price of the Chance lor ot the Exchequer. To this firm, therefore, ihe whole sum of 200 ,O00O has been assigned, and il is under sood that with the exception oa very small portion o it. the principals the transaction are the Mu,pat Indemnity Insurance Company.
 The only other bidding which has tranapred, is that of MT. Mauberi, presumed to act for leading banking house, who offered llla for the whole amount, and he would, doubt, have readily given the reserved price, or l1la Tor the tsO, GOO taken lhis morning by Messrs. Hammond, Scott & Co, had they declined ayaing themselves of hsT option. Thus there appears to have been a singular coin cdence in the estimate of the value of the security between the eading men in the money uarket and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, especially when it IS borne in mind. that the last negotiation of the Xii ind took place. when the reserved price nearly the same rise of per cent had taken place in Consols. But all seem 10 have taken into their consideration ihe effect of the ing law, which, by imposing greater caution upon banks gene rally m locking up their resources, has partly shut them ou. Of the competition the present occasion.
 As "a proof Of this, it may be mentioned thai the Bank of England whnly abstained ihs time from making any tender, and has had nothing to do with the affair, but the keepers of the sealed paper in which the reserved price of the Treasury con | tained.
 What fort of arrangement subsists in this affair between the cauadian and lhe home Governments cannot of course be known; but it i. assumed that protective terms against possible default have been agreed to, and that, if ultimately paid by the colo ny, this country will be large gainer by the trans action.
 fla rate of 5 per cent, for example, should be charged 10 Canada. who cou ld on her own secu- rity raise money under per cent, she can have no ground of complaint; yet this would leave the home treasury with the profit from the premium of III pr l2 per cent, and of one per in the annual inter- est for the whole term of 20 years. which the con tract has run.
 The English funds were agaln fiat to-day, in con- sequence of sales, but the amount of business trBs acted not large. Consols for the account Jeff of. 1005 to I; Three per Cents reduced 10Ok to A 1; Three and a Quarter per Ceais 103 Long Annui- ties, l2s Bank Stock, 2O7s to 20st; and Excheauer Bills 66s. to 5Ss prem.
 THE MASTERS HUGHEs.- The musical diiefani Of or city will have an opportunity ,h,s evening of enjoying one of the most wonderful exhibitions of