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Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-21
Grocery, Prodpcc and Proyision Narket.

Wholesale PIces-Molile Market
 GENERAL REaARKs-The business transactions Ofour city always Of mi ed character in the summer sea son have this year been circum'crbed than usual the dull season having upon nearly month earlier than usual We Of course have iIe Ofinie est to communicate, do we expect any maeTial change In this particular for two or three months 10 coe oueorls however shall continue unabafed to render our weekly rpOrts in reference to quotations stocks etc as practicable which, in connection win ihe state Of our principle staple and the proSp cts connected With ,he next seasons crop will we nope Iede "u remarks and statistical information not altogether uhli portant The provision and grocery market IS not ohy dull pTesentsa decided downward tendency m pces dealers al the same time holding fair stocks m hios. every particular. The rivers are quite low lgh. poa' np for the Warrior this evening and two Tor the I'aa The weather has been intensely hot during me "eeA- The city continues healthy. .o,., BAGGISG RoPE-Kentucky BaRging l2lOl25a cash' and l3i0 3ac time; rope 5D54s and 5AtDo54c-Very dull with good supply
 BAcoN-The market is very dull prices having a de clnlDg tendency, with fair supply m view oi the hot season and light enquiry Hams, bare Hose; eshVassed and extra 9l llc sides 62s97Ac-the latter Tor clear shoulders 5c.-Cincunst smoked. ~ BurrER-Westem is about 2c. lower say iOCO I25ac. with an abundant supply and very limiied request CHErsE-W Western y'GI0c-ight supp'y ana request CANDLEs-Sperm 2 GD29c.- dull; supply good
 CofTEE-NO changc-Ro held at 73siOIiae without demand The supply in grocers hands quite limited FLouRThe market continues quite as depressed as at any previous repDr while prices again reduced. The light sales that effected confined 10 fresh ground Ohio a i I 3J per bbl ols which have in hand my length ot tune are un>aleuble.
 GRAtN-Corn rules at ihout the same figures 40(D42c. oais nominal al i0c. The supply of sheled good.
  dealers obtain 5 IL The stock very light.
 LARD-We give 7s4GS9zc. the extremes of the market, with very limited demand.
 LiNE-No further arrivals-a cargo daily expected.- Retail price S2sf0S3.
 LuMheR-Alerchantable lumber at mills SEQ 10 per NJ -Gne or TWO cargOes taking in. Slaves nominal.
 MOLAssEs-There Is no demand prices nominal al % cents, with moderate supply.
 roRK-Prces have further receded since our last we quote mess at SRA D4. sale of 5O bbls yester day al the inside figure The stock moderate with very limited request
 RIeK-The supply Is running low, with light retail demand, at 4GD4Ac
 SALr-No transactiOns-prices nominal at SL05GDll The stock very heavy for the season.
 suoAR-'Ihe market continues without change, dull with good stock, portion of it. however now of ierlng. We quote extremes New Orleans 5A06Ac. NHsKEY-But little alteration-2l(02l 1ac. continu, the asking rates the limited sales effected being generally at 2lc. Supply fair.
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The Methodist Camp Meeting which commenced on Monday evening last, will break up next Monday morning. The meetings thus far have been very in- teresti"g, and the congregations large. There are some twelve or fourteen ministers in atIendance- amongst them, several young men of great promise and already oi unusual ability. The hours for ihe commencement of regular services are 8 and II o. clock, A M.. and Sand o'clock, P. NJ. of each day.
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cargo for New York l4 per bale These the only reported during the week. Last Liverpool gagement at d and Havre at l6cthe latter ueeotia ed at New Orleans from whence the ship arrived first of the week and now loading bark put up yesterday for New York
 Freights al N. Orleans to Lyerpool-cotton. l3-3a1 !" Savannah !" .... 5S69 7-16d
 Charleston 3Sl1- d
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G5. The President of the United States was so much ndisposed on the llth and l2th inst, as to be unable to attend 10 public business, but covering. and on the 18th was engaged in the State denarimenf
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The Senatorial Convention of the adjoining dis lrct, composed of the counties of Washington, Bald win and Clarke counties, has nomin"edB L. TUR- NER of Washington county as the democratic can- ddate.
 Dr. N. SMITH of Clarke, is said to be in the field as an independent candidate
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MARINE NEWS.
Port Of MobiIe--Juno a1, Is45,

CLEARED. Ship Telumah, Boriand, for Liverpool by Reid & CO.,
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Monmouth, Baker, fin New Or leans. Steamboat Creole. liiern. fin New. Orleans. Steamboat Noxnbee, Kinney, from Candy's Landing with 56 bales cotton. Steamboat Marquette, Turpin, i'm Wetumpka with 209 bales cotton. -. Steamboat Bourbon, Bolton, from Weiumpka, with 27 bales cotton steamnoat Lowndes, Johnson, i'm Montgomery, with He bales cotton. ARRIVED HENcE-At New-York, June 1l-I3rig seI- ma, smith, days schr Mary Elmer, Gunnison, I6 days. l2-Bark Martins, Treiethan, 22 days. Al Boston, June l0-Bnrh Huma LnneiI Al Providence, lOLh-Bark II w Tyler, Tyler. At Philadelphia, June ll-Schr Jos B., Chadwick, IS days.
 MEMORANDA. Spoken, Sd ins la, s5 2I lon GA s2, Br ship British Queen, Leary, hence for Liverpool.
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The Rev. Mir. CoLToN, who is to be the biogra- pher of Mir. CLAY in the new 'hfe' of that states nan announced forthcoming, lhe editor also of the new whig magazine, so extensively puffed, the '.American Review.' Several numbers of that Re- view have contained very incorporate series o arr ticles entitled "The Mystery of Iniquity," charging upon the democratic party tremendous scheme of election lrauis al the late election. It has been swallowed whole by the whig press in general until il was discovered m a late number that the writer had no high opinion of Daniel Webster and hia frends-and ,traghtway, some of Mir. Webster's admirers have got the editor to say of the article, in that part at least, that its facts are ''unrue"-ts references unirue, and the allusion to them at all, "liable to the ssverest censure."
 This is the whig witness against the democrats
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BOOK ,STORE AT MOBTL F

BOOK STORE AT MOBILE.
 T M. SUMWALT & Co.,, Booksellers and Sta- J stioneis, 36 Danphin street, Mobile, Alabama, keep constantly hand as large and well selected a stock of articles in the BOOK AND STATION FRY BUSINESS, as can be found in the Southern States, and purchased as favorable terms-and they prepared to sell cheap for cash city ac ceptauce, either by retail or wholesale Their stock embraces every variety of LAW MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND SCHOOL BOOKS
 Law Libraries furnished the most liberal terms. Also Private and Public Libraries, with miscellaneous books.
 Particular care is taken in selecting the lates, and most approved editions Of School Books, and punctuality and promp,ncss observed in filling or- ders for Teachers of Schools and Colleges.
 Gentle men desIIous to import any particular Law or other book, will, by leaving iheir orders, be promptly attended to.
 Gentlemen at distance can rely upon as speedy supply of their orders, and being us literally dealt with as ifpersonally present. .Sf
 Sunday Schools f,, nisied with Books of Instruc- lion Also for Premiums and Library use. r.s.
 They are also Deposilors of Ihe Mobile Bible So- cieiy, where be had for auxliaries and Sabbath Schools, Bibles and TestamenIs, al the American Bible Socety's cost, with expences of freight ad- ded.
 Connected with their establishment is most com- plete BINDERY, in which Dockeis and Record Books for Clerks of Counties and Sheriffs of Counties: i: AouSct5, Souihhh, Lay s>dfu DOokh, TOT meT- cante establishments; together with all the variety of smaller Blank Books. are ruled to any pattern and bound in the neaiest and most substantial manner. Also, Music. Perodicas, 8rc., bound in the neatest ky e or 10 pattern.
 Law and Mercantile Blanks printed 10 ortier.-: Constantly for sale, the usual Blanks. Mortgages, Deeds. Lenses, Checks, Notes of Hand, Receipts, Bills Lading, Bills Exchange, Foreign and Do,nes : tIc. &c. &c.,; all on the finest paper.
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books , furnished with all the materials connected with lhelr establishments.
 They invite all persons that purchase any articles connected with the Book and Stationery Business, to forward their orders, if visiting the city, to examine their STOCK and PRIcEs, before purcha- sing elsewhere.
 The following papers will publish the above l2 months, il for SIP, and forward copy of their paper containing the advertisement, to M. S & O Advertiser, Aberdeen; Columbus Democrat and Whig. Columbus, Mics; Pilot. Gainesville; Advertise CT and Journal, Montgomery; Tuscaioosa Flag and Moniier, Tuscaloosa; Argu. and Whig, Weiumpkas : Beacon and Alabama Baptist; Selma Frea Press; Patriot, Demopois; Republican, Tuskegee; Euiaw Whig; Chronicle, Hay neville. f1 je2l
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Do- SUMMER ARRANG GEMEHT.--PubIcation days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by o'clock in the evening"
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Between the two great pai lies in this Stale, there is little difference of action, in regard to ConVen- tions Both hold Con,entons State and district, both were represented at Baltimore by delegates- both have held Conventions 10 nominate Governors and members of Congress We should be puzzled to be able to define what the Advertiser means by charging the democrats with il ''tyrann'cal' system of proscr,ption for their mode of selecting demo. crats, as democratic sin, when no other plan Is adopted by it's friends; and, but Tor long experience of it's political versatility, we should be surprised 10 read it's affected indignation at the pro- scrirton and tyranny with which dissent from party nominations is treated b, the democrats The editor must have forgotten the bner warfare waged here two years ago, when certain "koper men chose not 10 vote for the whig nominee for sheriff, with all
 the acrimonious feelings which followed
 But the anonymous circular talks of the 'detrimeni to the public interests" which has been submitted to ''so long" by the "Iegency' drill, that Is, by the practice of Convention nominations by the party, for that is ,he whole of the "drill." This is bold charge, but the specifications are prudently avoided If the accnsers were called unon to answer specifically. what "detriment' to the ''pub- lie interests" had been produced by the deino- cratic ascendancy. they would find very difficult part to answer. Certainly, If the Banking question is as ihey seem 10 assume. lhe absorbing question of the ,imes it is under democratic ascendancy that the existing ant-bank policy, the continuance of which they dec Iare for, WAS adopted and Governor Filzpairck, under whose administration il was passed. was selected by the sane Convention sys- tem. Indeed, we never heard lisp that the present system had worked 'drtrment' 10 the interests of the State, until men who acquiesced in il without scruple, and lock part in forming the late Conven- ton, precisely it's predecessors formed, dis covered thai theywer in minorIi! and became lnl- medslely enlightened upon tue further point, that the public good require. them seek the over throw of the mode of poliicsl action, which did gve them the control of the party. Every mode would be a shocking bad one. which does not secure them the power to proscribe those whom they disike itwoud be insuferabe regency" dic,ation, to expect them to yield their independent right 10 bolt from party which they cannot conIro and tyranny and proscrp- ton of the most atrocious description to say tha,
 they do belong 10 party which they abuse and oppose; and il could be nothing but serious "detriment To lle public interests" very serious detriment. that the Slae should be governed by d Governor whom they cannot expect 10 govern, They have only to persuade majority of the people of the State, that these just, generous patrIoc sen. timents, and then-we wonder whether they have really reflected amongst hemselyes-what lhenl
 Bul that IS a text too suggestive of matter to be entered upon at the close of this hasty article.
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ny-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir- cult Court of Mobile couutv, at the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 S6teS
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The Washington Union contains the official an ouncement of the appointment of CORNELIUS w.. LAWRENCE, as Collector of tho port of New York. in place of CORNELIUS P. NESS, resigned
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Od-I offer my name to the voters of Mobile county as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court Mobile county the ensuing August election. my24 EDWIN RUST.
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nJ-The undersigned announces himself a cans didate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, At the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 4lte JACOB 8. MARSH.
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nJ-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD B. GALE as d candidate for Clerk of the County Court n, ,he ensnino election. mhlI
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aM FORTS. NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creoie-I0 bbls beef AS do flour do bread do fish, 2l do pork 80 do eggs, do moiasses do, cks bacon, tcs wine, hhd sugar, &c.
 NEW-oRLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion ls6 bbls whkey,9 do moasses, 246 do hour 100 pcs bagqng 22 coils rope 37 hhds bncOn 27 do sugar. 25 sks coffee, 20 reams paper, kegs lard, &c.
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MARRIED-At Marion, Perry county, Ala. by tn, Rev Dr. Chiffon. Capt. GEO. EDGAR of New ork, tt EASTER MARIA HENRY, of Troy, New-York.
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lts- To the Voters of Mobiie county: We are au- ,,orized 10 announce DRURY THOMPSON as candidate for reelection the ofhre bf Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election tebo oUtile~
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From the Now Oreane Picayune. IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS-THE BEGIN


 The steamship New York arrived here yesterday afternoon from Galveston, which place she left on Sunday last the 18th inst. President Jones has is sued another Proclamation, announcing the result of the negotiations that have been conducted by Capt. Elliott with the Mexican Government
 Capt. Elliott came passenger in the New York, perfectly content, ii may be presumed, with himse fl for having produced confusion in Texas he did in China. We say that the Captain arrived here in the New York; but we beg to be understood as not announcing this fact upon his word for il; nor do we design to make any statement in regard his dest tinaton upon representations that he may make in thai respect. It is unsafe to alude to diploma lists intended whereabouts m advance Of his loco- motion; especially when speaking of one who gets abroad belief that lie is going to Charleston, in order blind the public eye his escape into Mex co. The Captain has exhausted all the opium he brought with him from China-it will trouble hIm to put the Argus eyes of the press asleep again. We dozed once his represen sentatons-ii was short siesfa, and the last we will indulge in from the same soporlhc.
 We proceed at once 10 lay before the public this third Proclamation of the President. How many more to follow cannot trust ourselves 10 guess. His. Exceency has got m the vein, and they may succeed one another to the ''crack of doom,' like the specires of Banquo's issue to the vision of Macbeth. unless they cut short by the dsi- which in this regard signifies the voice of the peo- ple.
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For Clerk of 1Ise Coun

Nz- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as a can- dilae for the office of Clerk of the County Court al the ensuing election. JelO%
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The Nashville Union of the 10th, states that the Funeral of Gen. JACKSON WAS to take place that day
 The New Orleans Committees have fixed upon Thursdav the 18th. for the Funeral celebration in honor of the dead. Jno. R. Grymes will deliver the American oralion, and Mir. Bernard Marigny. a French oralion, in the Place D'Armes.
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N5-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY ~ilI sup- port him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianl6 4Ote*
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 IymUTUAL SAFETY INsURANCE co of ofNew-York-A Dividend of rwENry-TBREE AND HAL! PER CENT was declared on the 9th inst Capital increased 10 SIX HUNDRED AND sIxTy-sEvEN THousAHD DOLLARS. Total aasets million of dollars.
 Persons who did business with tho Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends Scrip In February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will be received at the office Of the Agency, of St Francis and koynsts up stairs. innI9l ROBERT s. BUNKER. Agent.
 r HAVILAND, CLARK a CO.,, IMPORT AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS In Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals Perfumery, Brushes Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, &c.
 Nos 45 and 47 Water sfreef-mOBlLE. HAvILAND, KEEsE d Go, Ncw-fork.
 HAyILANp, HARRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, s. 0.
 HAvILAnp, RIsLEY & Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 lcmo uCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut- LERY- WHOLESALE AND RErAIL.-The subscriber is now receiving an extensive Of the above nrt cley w hich he offers nt { he iowest prices. ai novi1 JAS. MAsTERsoN, Importer. a4 Water-st t 0rNOTICE-PAssENGERs per brig MOREA for Nsw-Y York. win please be on board at Il o'clock AM on Monday, 2Sd inst, at which hour she will leave the wharf in tow of steamboat Arkansas
 Jsai WHITAKER < SAMPSON,
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FOR NEW-YORK

FOR NEW-YORK. .SSM Tho bark CLAREMONT, M. PrusselI Msa& master, will sail for the above port about the 25.h inst For balance of freight or passage, hay. ing good accommodations, apply on board at Church street wharf or 10
 ie2l l. H. RIVERS q co
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4 CLAMA TION.

The Executive is now enabled to declare to the people ofTexas the actual state of their affairs with respect to Mexico, to the end that they may direct and dispose them they shall judge best for the honor and permanent interests oi the Republic.
 During the course of the last winter il reached the knowledge of the Executive, from various of information (unoficai, indeed, but still worthy of attention and credii) that the late and present Gov ernInent of Mexico were disposed to peaceful set
 clement of the difficulties with Texas b, the acknowl edgement of our Independence. upon the understand.
 ing that Texas would maintain her separate exist. ence Ne action, however, could he taken upon the subject, because nothing authentic was known until the month of March as., when the Representatives of France and Great Britain thls Government, jointly and formally renewed the offer of the good offices of those powers with Mexico, for the early and peaceful settlement of this struggle, upon the basis of the acknowledgement of our Independence by that Republic.
 IL would have been the imperative duty of the Ex- ecuive at once to reject these offers, if they had been accompanied by conditions of any kind what pec, and great dsincIinatlon to entangng alliances of any descripton, or with any power. he must de- clare, m n spirit of justice, that condi- lions have ever been proposed by the two Govern mens in question, either of them, as the consid- eraton of their friendly inte' position.
 Malurey considering ihe situation of affairs al
 that tune, the Executive felt that t was incumbent upon him not to reject lhis opportunity of securing
 to the people of this country, untrammelled by con ditons, peaceful, honorable and advantageous set clement of their difficulties with Mexico, if they should see fit to adopt that mode of adjustment.
 Thus influenced, he accepted the good offices of the two powers, which. with those of the United States, had been previously invoked by Texas, and placed in the hands of their Representatives state- ment of conditions preliminary to treaty of peace, winch he declared he should be ready to submit to the people of this country for their decision and ton as soon as they were adopted by the Govern ment of Mexico. But he emphaticaly reminded those functonares for the specsl notice of their that he was no more than the agent of the people; that he could neither direct, control inluece their decision; and that his bounden duty was to carry out their determnation, constitution fly ascertained and expressed, be il what it might Our Representatives al the courts of France and Great Britain, in addition to the task of strengthen ing the friendly dispositions Of those Goverpments, was also especially instructed to press upon their al lenton, that if the people of Texas should determine 10 put an end to the separate existence oi the try, the Executive, 50 far as depended upon his off, pial action, must and would give immediate and full effect 10 their will
 The circumstances which preceded and led to an with Mexico have thus been slatsd,
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HVu psAseHM

EXPORTS. LIvERPOOL-Per ship Telumah-l29s bales cotton.
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Do- The friends of JOSEPH CURRAN will sup- port him a candidate for the office of Tax ole, for of Mobile county al the ensuing August election e19
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Tor CIerk or tho DIFcuH UouFI' ~ nu- l am candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the npI5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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Dcz- The friends of c. WALKER announce him as a candidate for the ofhce of Tax Collector ot Mobile county at the ensuing August eIeclIon. ie3
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MOBILE
M 0 BILE Saturday Morning, June 21, Is45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, MA I'll ANEEL TERRY.
 OF LlMES1 ONE.

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