Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-09

London.-.....-...Nov. 2i N-w.No Nov ss Departure of ahc Atlantic steamers.
 From England. From America Britannia 4..............Dtc Cambria. Nov ls.--...........Oec l6 Acadia..-..-.. .........'re. 4--.....-...-. -.'lnn GorroN -Bu, CTS have been engaged by Nh increased activity dnrug The l4sl rsn husuess days. Sales Sar day esmaIed l500. and yesterday 200O bales. Tho increased demand in wilh rone foreign Iregh,s has benefited holders yeStefda,s prices being regarded As c per b suffer than inc current rates of last week. We qnoe mid Gle plump; ml fair Il; and mir 73c. French buyers divided yesterday with English operators. Receipts .rihing and stock run hing low.
 FREIGaTs-The ship Ilslcyon reported as engaged on Saturday. F 32j Liverpool Another char. Ter tnmored esterday, but could not locateit The eastern ma" failed yesterday from beyond Charles ion-dates from that city of the 4th iust
 The receipts and stock uf cotton Al AUGUSTA and HAMBURo lst inst were as under
 lS45. ls4l. Receipts to date-haleS. 4 ,6G9 9.............7733 Stock Is Dec .........I7 .5C5. ,93s AtMacoN (n- we hnve alrrndy nnticed) the stock on 1st inst stood 57l bales against 75g lime year.
 Al APALAcuIcoLA, the sales of cotton week ending 29lh ull ony l5 brles--55 G, and to 7c. Good md 6i 06ic, and 7074 mld fair River still low. No foreign freight rngagementsa vessel for Now York filling slowly al tc.
 Receipts 10 d"te...... 5iO bales same lime last year -.',....--'.-.. ..s...'e,sIl Stock hand Dec. 20. ls45. " Against at time last tyear..............s,27O
 Correspondence of the Register and Journall
 NEw ORLEANS, Dec. ', lsl5. There a very good drmand for cotton yesterday, hui he limited offering together with the nd- vanced prices demanded ny holders had the effect of iang operations. sRd lha saies only amounted 2500 bales. Mhidug good mid may he quoted ai Gi G7c- Rome parties reducing their estimates of the crop and the receipt, all the ports begin show ing off against last yesr- is without s nfutnee on market which al ul times is sensitive 10 passing event.
 The sales of Sugar yesterday amounted to 250 hhds steady prices, but perceived more disposition seli For Mossses there a tolerabiy good enqur, nt 2l p pee per gallon.
 There is a complete pause in the Flour market Holders offering freely s. but takes think that pump ofrr Of S6l would he arccptel In other descriptions of produce there mach done, lot of Whisk=y sold nt 2s 03ec per gaon About sOO bales Hemp changed hands aI S75 per ton.
 There has been enquiry for Bagging and Rope o late; about 500 pieces and 500 coils sold o,day mostly Al 9 and 1c.
 Exchange remains last noticed. quole Sterling 5a (D64 per prem. Francs 5,364 05.4O New York GO days 24 d2l per cent dis; checks Ii6 dls.
 Freghls are dropping. A lot oI FOO bales taken yesterday n id Tor Liverpool aud lhs full engage meuis will be a, this rare Yours, l.. r. S. The De Vernon s just down from Sl Lnnis ha- wing eii the 2ilh ult reports he upptr Mississippi fall of floating ice aud almost unnavigabe. Al Cairo, was informed that the Ohio river partially closed ny ice4 feet water and rng encountered good deal ol floating Ice below Cairo.
 Extract of a letter receivsd in this city dnted
 RUSSELL Co, (Aa ) Nov. 2s-Ihe cotton crop win bs short m Ge"rgia and thls eastern part o AarunAhe drought has been very severe and the top gtowih has entirely iaednnt one boll m n thousand has or can mnure-and u ths Is the throughout Ihe Staie Inc crop oi Alabama will be very short. My crop a not more thhn hali an one
 TALLAuAssEE, Nov. 22-Coiton co mes in slowly md sales that have been mue nt ic decline Wo quote extremes 56U6t.
 NewnuaYroEr, Mass. According to the ccnsus re- ihis town hss manulact oties-- capital S7U0O60 spnhles 9S56, manufacturing annually E. 3OOOOO yards "t cloth, vnlaed S5Ga QUO. Number persons employed, 250 males nnd G62 females
 There ale 57 vessels belonging Newtuty yport, cm plo,ing hsnds engaged in the dshees-- value oi catch in Js44, over $l01 900.
 Tne SUGAR CRnp.--We have A letter before us from The country tsays the Pcaynne which estimates the lass ol ho sugar crop or"s"ned by lhe late ross. 4OOOO hhIs The writer says;
 On Monday nsht the cold was intense and must have frozen every stsih of can- standing. lihdr. N0a taking ihe general estimate u1 he eY.
 peCith crop ISDiuu1 And supposing there had been gathered. 10000 And o the remaining there were probably
 m WnfOW 2u,uOO-loUO' There would be len exposed the frost 5oOOo If his troDrn ieis more than 20 per
 cent. it wI he contrary 10 all my esperi-
 
 This calculation shows loss oi 4D,O0O Some people think that s continuance of cold weather will iruhen cIn" hu ihs is A mistake. When the frozen the bark spii and gets in and yiti- hIes the juce lis being III wiuruw is no preservation, the inicr IS rs pIdy desompused
 Nor will there be snch increase in lhe quantity ot Moasses, consequence of the freeze, has been imagined Alter one rain the cnne will n0i even make M0lts ses In 93n los 100 al this way and remember all the particulars.
 Loss OF scuR IlRLEN--We mentioned in yesterday s paper the loss of this vessel while her voyage from Ainkapas this port We learn in addition, that her cargo consisted o III hhds Sugar and 50 hbs Moasses and total loss The disaster took place Of lh; N. E. Pass Mississippi. The cargo insured one oi the offices of this city.