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The New York herald., 1845-08-26
AUCTION NOTICES.

BENJAMIN MOONEY. Auctioneer.
a1S RSoNE9 x GHraEHY II. ~;
ds O'clock at No % John street general
Brads, Axes, spoons, Curry Combs, Hinges, &c. &c.
Also, Double and Single Barrel Guns.
Also, 2 Iron Safes.
Also Tea Trays Walters. Pearl Buttons, Knives and Fcrks
Also. Woenhom's Knives cards, Pocket Knives, Scis-
sors Sc.
Catalogues ready. a26 itsm
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IMPORTANT FROM TExAs.-U. s. troops passed
through Harris county Texas, about two weeks ago
was feared that the Camanche Indians were concentrat-
ing their forces for an attack Austin during the ses-
sion Of the Convention. -
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WASHINGTON. August "a. 1915.

WASHINGTON, August "a, 1845
Stirring news from Mexico this evening. Ten
thousand Mexican troops within eight days march
of the Rio Grande. General Gaines makes requi-
sition upon Louisiana for thousand militia Really,
it would be severe joke if the Mexicans were to
drub our fellows on the first onslaught.
traveller from the White Sulphur Springs, Va,
says that among the distinguished visitors he left
there, were JohniTyler, senior, and his beautiful
wife; Henry Clay, Andrew Stevenson, and others.
Before two years past they will have railroad
to the White Sulphur; and then Saratoga will be
utterly thrown in the shade.
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.S0IREES MTTITTy3TES

SU7REES lNUN7C1LES,
AT PINTEUX, CAFE DEs MILE COLONIES SA
LOON, 3H BROADWAY
NEW engagement Of two superb Comic Singers, Mr. and
IN Mrs. Collins. Ice Creams and Refreshments Of the best
always be had 1.-THE bar with the attendance Of
eight tables communicates with the Saloon the floor
Entrance Free-Concert will commence at O'Clock.
ivUixsu
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MONTREAL.
NIJIN NEAL
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEAT

ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS Establishment will be ,dy for theatrical Perform.
u from the Of september, under the
agenep oite subscrbtr who will receive proposals for
from ladies' aud gentlemen of acknowledged talent
The opening the SAID tire with the two celebrated
lists Sgnora PlCO and Sgnor DE BEGNIS who will per
form in Costume for few evenings The evenings
win be inerspersed with Vaudevlles Dancing, Over
tuIes by numerous Orchestra Of ali eminent Professors and
other smusements.
a26 IA T& " MAZZ0CCHI
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CULlAN'S
LII + X A RY SA LU q n,
AND EXHIBITION OF
a ~ TT ~


Lit ERA SA l. DON,
AND EXHIBITION OF
BEAU UTIFCL PAIN TIN IS,
No. sO:, Broad way, New York.
MAXIMlLIANs Great and splendid WORK, beng ms tour
Ivl through the United States Illustrated with Eighty En-
cravings after the manner Of drawings large iollo-wlth
volume both volumes elegantly
or the mwins Room few copies only printed in English
No stranger should visit thr City without calling IN to
' DOORS, PAINTiNGs, AND ENGRAvINGs,
which srs offered at greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room filed with books Of every kind, in
various languages which, and the Print Room,
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
fWo HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
by ancient and modern Maseto view which, asma charge
Of i.1s cents is required.
HERALDRY.
The Arms Of Individuals whose families originated any
country in Europe traced and spepdidy embazonsd vel
um equal sxecuton and third the charge Of the Lon
don Hed Colleges Gvneaoges Pedgrees arranged and
illuminated.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALoGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Price only 81 3oin eolors. Curiosity je23 eodtf m
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BILLIARDS--GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
SoUTHERNERs Strangers and Citizens are invited to try
So much work could be done by hand without three times
the usual price Likewise Cushions elastic that eleven
be BY single blow For sale playing BASSFORDS
old standEnances joining the Museum Building Ann
and 1i9 Fulton ST. - -
Otis Field with numbey Of these improved Tables invites
his friends the lnited States Hotel through
th. har.roorn 1o6 Water street jy2s irnsrrc
COPPFRsco cases English Sheathng Copper com prslng
ity, for sale by y. X COLLINS K Co,
aRc - South street.
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HOLDEN'S CELEBRATED DYSENTEKY
And DL4RRHEA CORDIAL,

UK the cure OF Uysentery Darh1a and Cholera Morbus
Il A purely vegetable compound
This invaluable Cordial is the safest aud most eff.
to stand unvaed for its speedy and thorough them
every stage.
Thousands have used this medicine prepared by
ptor for all the above complaints and relieved
the most indeed hardly be
within few hours.
In the Of the year when much used and fire.
quently nnpe and disorders of the bowels
and the proprietor would especially upon every family
inestlm ble value Of this article where there
the bowels to a healthy state.
The Cordial be highly recommended seafang
and the Of every vessel should have supply Of
established truth among medical that change
Of climate of the prolific of those disorders
for the cure OF which this Cordial is remarkable.
For SALE whoes ale aud retail by the sole the
RUSHTON & CO.,
ITO Broadway, 10 Astor House, and
au26 8tTm $50 Broadway. cor, nth at
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SALAMANDER SAFES.

SALAMANDER SAFES.
HE first and only kind of Safe thar has n svsrv
preserved their contents from accidental fires Edwards
Holman Improved Ssamsnder They are for sale by A.
Z, Hobbs 2s Plat where certheates and test safes
May De seen one OF which saved the books and papers
n,e % on the gh pt Also of Mr. Mel, the corusy Of
Jan -. is3 s3Inlee
SHAkON SPRINGS PAVILION.
M ANY persons having been deferred from visiting this
public is informed that have number Of rood rooms
unoccupied LANDON c,4RI1kER
Sharon Springs, August 18th, isS,. ais sv4r
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DRS. POWELL AND DIOSSY.

A TTEND exclusively to DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
"A TO operations that Their method of
iug Amauross has been highly successful This affection
frequently far advanced before the suspicious Of the
cause and the eye exhibiting little marked change The
prominent symptoms gradual obscuTity and impair
vision objects at first looking misty or confsed-in
Iesng the letters distinctly Defined but each
other-vision becomes and ndstnct; sometimes
only portions OF objects being visible dark moving
to float the flashes Of light evolved
companed by pain, gddnes sense heavness in the
brow temple too frequently by neglect mareatment
terminating in total loss of vision.
CATARACT AND OPAcITus Specks the Eye, efec
uay removed The of squirting cured
few minutes Artificial Eyes inserted without opera
on or closely with the natural in
the kud OF specacles adapted particular defects Residence
aud offices 2Gl Broadway (corner Of Warren street)
au26 1mtec
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HARLEM PA RK

THURSDAY, MAY A Purse Of $40 will be given
free all ro,ting Horses hat never won Purse ove
that Mile heatsbest IN g. ia harness. Entries "a
be made Green Losees Tuesday evening, by o'clock
r26 iftrc
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EACUKSlON TO THE FISHING BANKS.
AonSf 0a The steamboat ROBERT l.. STEVENS,
8E3zz ~ Captain X. Mabey, will make excursion
3-to the Fishing Banks every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday, during the season.
Leaying Hammond street at a o'clock Canal stIseta
91 c'clock-returning to the city in good season.
Bait furnished gratis. Lines at small charge.
30 so6 l,xisk
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,,sx FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON MONDAY, Aug.
S25th on the premises al 2 o'clock FARM Of Is
s&aear West Farms two miles from Harlem, Westches-
ter County; which Dwelling and Farm
House Barn. and out houses with fruit abundance Of all
kinds The place would merchant doing the
city 10 be sold without the highest bidder the
owner going west For particulars inquire at 439 Grand
place should the day stormy the sale will take place
the next iair day. al32w+rc
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LAWFS, GIKANDULES, AND JAPANNED
WARE.
HE Subscriber has just received from his manufacory
large and splendid assortment Of Girandoles, in Gilt
bronze and 81 ver, trimmed with fine Eng.h Cut Drops
Also very superior quality of Solar and Lard Lamps
Gus patterns with Cut aud Plain Shades Chandeliers contain
ing and lights suitable fer Psrlor, Churches and Ho
teis Also large assortment Of Gothic Lanthorns for Halls
with Cut aud Stained Glass which he will sell at wholesale
and retail, at reduced prices.
JOHN w. MORGAN.
-, . lo4 Fulton street, door East OF Broadway.
NB.-On hand, 20 dozen of the Doric Lamp for Camphne
superior make and finish, very low price aui7 Imc
SHIP ST. NICOLAS from Havre-Consignees by this ship
River. - ' " " " ~
All goods not permitted the aeh Instant will be to
he pupnc store a2irc
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WANTED
I CLARkES STEVAN'S Temperance Intelligence
"A once e3,s Duane street. subscribers good Pro-
estat Servants and Others both white and coloed good
moral character The subscriber pledges himself procure
help for the public at the shortest notice Mr. Clake Office
Eatronised by some Of the first families in the country
hemember95a Duane street. doors Broadway
washington Temperance Intelligence Office
jy26 lm-rh
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RLEACHlNG POWDERs.-I0o Casks Boyd's, now land
- ing, per ship Panthea, and for sale by
PERS~E K BROOKS
a2s m 65 & 81 Nassau street
Nv ANTED-Bva respectable young Woman, Just arrived
" from fsris, Situation Cook, FIR snch American
amiiy Of respecabty Apply l0s Cedar street a2s 3t
w ANTED-By respectable aud healthy Woman who
w has lost her infant child nursebest references
Apply at 252 Seventeenth street, between 9th aud 10th
s26 2rm
YOUNG MAN from the country wishes get
useful business employ the city book
printing Office preferred Address, John Garduer 2sl
Hudson st. au2l lm+rc
INFORMATION WANTED
OWEN ROGERS-Whereas the relatives Of this person,
who was Of the Parish Of Cooeyn in the County Of Sligo
and who left Ireland IS years ago. have been in.
formed that the said Owen Rogers wishes have nfo
marion as to his reatlonshis him that he
obt Of his sister addressing letter NJ C.
at the New FORK Herald Office, N. Y.
Southern papers please copy. aui9 Intro
A 3 sALESMAN.-The advertiser, having a thorough
knowledge Of business and rstrate Salesman will
ling to devote his time and attention any House requiring
uch services He possesses good kno dge of the Drug
business with the French and has
objection to South West Address, o. p G., Herald
office. ami 2wsm
CAST OFF CLOTHING X FURNITURE WANTED.
/ AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having any superfiuous or
cast OIL Clofhng or Furniture dispose of obtain for
same liberal cash price, by sending the subscriber
street basement. M s. COHEN
b. Mrs Cohen will also attend to Ladies at their resi-
dence, frequested. ai2 Ims re
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STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
WHlCH will change hair 70 its original color in few
and cannot fail ofsuprcedug all others Those doubt
It's virtues requested have their hair changed before
paying humbugs would take this method there
would be no complain None genuine unless signed
H Striker in red ink The Solution can be forwarded by
prove the fact Sold wholesale 81 50 per dozenand retail
Records, New auoc 1m%rc
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DIR. A. G. CASTLE, 3Sl BROADWAY,
HAS Composition for filing hollow Teeth pu.
into the most tender teeth, without pan with which
asess. and painful teeth Ladies the most Distinguished in
the Press eulogse from their experience its application
The most eminent Of the medical faculty have rd
-recommend their patients Dr. c. DR.. c. refers the
Spanish French and English Ambass dors-he English and
Spanish C0nsuls, N. Y, &c. &c. &c. a26 Otis eodtm
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PHENIX ASSEMBLY, No. /.
Ia NE,AyOI L. NIvN Old lI- A

BENEVOLENT ORDER OF BEREANS.
AS1 11 THEIR Excursion West Point last Fri
GTE3sss day, was one of the most delightful of the
semoy tendr red 70 Captain Fazee Of the COLUMBUS
the dayhe has merted their highest esteem As occular
monration Of the above they will charter the Columbus for
their whatever boat he captain VIM H
Frazee may command. NATHAN WHITLEY,
ae6 tire Chairman of Committee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05
From the North Carolina STANDARD.

SENATOR HAYwooD-Week before last We
stated that our information from Washington City
WAS Of such a character TO enitle to claim for
North Carolina the honor Of having finally harmon
lied the democratic party, and passed the Ieras res
oiui0ns. THIS statement is abrndanily sustained by
Northern Journals, and among them the New York
Herald, and the New York Morning News; in both
Of which the high and distinguished credit Of having
saved Texas is assigned to Senator Haywood. Of
this State. We take the following from the Her.
aid =
"As commencement Of the history ofthe Texas
resolutions and compromise, by which "Benton's
Bill" as II is called, adopted as an amendment
10 the House resolutions, must negative two Of the
prevailing impress ions in the public mind relative
thereto. First-ihe bill known AS "Benton's Bill'
was not Renions Bill all, but The production of
another Senator, and offered by Senator Benton at
The authors earnest request, backed by that of an
other Senator; and, Second, the compromise by
which the bill was tackled to the House resou
lions aud which is universally attributed to Senator
Walker AZ IT'S enhor, is not Senator Walkers nj
all. bu, WAS produced by the person who drew
up the bill and induced Senator Benton TO offer il.
AOy per,on Who doubts these assertions may ascer-
r,n their truth by inquiring whether Senator
Benton has not declared publicly, since III" pas
sage Of tive amended resolutions, that "a the Cum
lmens bestowed upon his bill, belonp not 20 mich
to him as To the Senator from NoItb Carolina, Mr..
.iaywood) its au,hu. and the Senator from New
York, (Mr. Dix) who united with Mr.. Haywood III
pressing the bill upoa his (5ens.or Benton'O APP
probation"
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lead the following conclnsiye argument against

Read the following conclusive argument against
rail ways:
ale saw what would be the effect Of it; that II
would ret the whole world gaddimg-tweniy miles
an hour. sirl Why you will not be able to keep an
apprentice boy at his wofk-every Saturday lie must
take trip TO Ohio TO spend The Sabbath with his
sweetheart. Grave, piodding citizens will be fly ing
about like comets All local attachment must be nj
an end. 1t will encourage flghtiness of intellect.
Various people will turn into the most mmeasurnhle
liars; all their conceptions will be exaggerated by
their magnificent notions Of distance -'OnY hun
drpd miles Off Tut, Ronrehse. I'll step across.
Madam, and bring your fan! 'Pray, sir, will YOU
dine with me 10 day AT little box the Allegha
ny! why indeed, 7 don't know shall be in town
until I2-well shall he there, hut YOU must lei me
off in time for the theatre And then, sir, there will
be barrels of pork aud-cargoes Of -four, and chal-
| dTOns Of COAL and even lead and whiskey aud such
like sober things that have always been used to so
| Der MISUNDERSTANDING away like sci # sky
rockets. II will upset the gravity Of the nation II
couple of gentlemen have an affair of honor, il ia
only to steal off to the Rocky Mountains and there
no Jurisdiction touch them And then, sir, think
| Of flying for debit A set OF bailifs, mounted on
bomb shells, would overiake an abscondmg debt
or-ony give him a fair stari.-Up"n the whole,
sir, II 10 a topsy turvN harem scarem whirligig.
Give the old, solemn, straight forward Dutch ca
nal-lhres miles hour for expresses, and Two for
Jog or trot ourneys-with yoke Of oxen for heavy
load. go for beasts Of burden: il is more primitive
and scripiural and suits moral and religious pso-
pie beuer.-None Of your hop, skip and jump within
sizes for me-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

We are pleased at having an opportunity OF re-
cprocating in part some of the many obligations
which we owe 10 the pr'hrietors OF "Wilmer &
Smiths European Tines" by soliciting the atten-
ton of our merchants and business men 10 their adj
vertisement of thai paper, which will be found in
another column. The deservedly high reputation OF
the Times AS n commercial, marine and general
newspaper, containing every thing OF interest To the
American reader, condo nsed and arranged in the
very best manner, and with perfect accuracy and
fairness renders il always one OF the most valuable
and acceptable foreign papers winch we receive u
is forwarded regularly by the line OF steamers I"
Boston, fr I'M whence it is distributed by mail to all
parts of the union. The ageHt, Mr.. OShaughnessy
is IN this city, al The Mansion House, for the purpose
Of extending its circulation, and we hope he may
meet with all the success which The Chimes so jasll,
deserves.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

s-JThe Massachusetts Legislature adjourned, or
rather prorogued on the 26th ult. to the Tuesday
preceding the first Wednesda, Of January next. The
Boston Advertiser remarks tina, there never has been
a session in which many subjects have been COR
sidered with little debate. They had passed 22l
acts and 1874 resolves.
IfThe case of CALEB J. McNULTY, charged
with embezzling the funds of the Government while
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives, has been
postponed until the next June Term of the Criminal
Court OF Washington City
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--ApriI 8, Is45.

CLEARED.
Ship Rnjah, Bangs, for Boston, by IL Rivers & co.
AkElVf III.
Schr New Year. Sarran, FIN PascagouIa.
Schr TtXtOr, Smith, fun Pensacola.
Schr jubilee, Atwood, fin Pensacola.
Schr Elizabeth Ann, Caro-, im Pensacola.
Steam schr Lion, Drew, fin New Orleans.
Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, I'm New Orleans.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Baltimore, 25th uit-
Brig Chipola, McLennan via 81 Augustine.
ARRIVED HENcE-At New York, March 27-Schr Au
gusta, Post.
Al Boston, 2Gth-Shp Peter Hattrck, Post. 10Th ut
of Cit Key, Bahamas exchanged signals with ship Vio
la hence for Boston.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05
The mail calne through yesterday.

Meeting ii The Democratic Party,of The city ard
county Of Mobile will he held at the Court House,
on MoNDAr, the 9Th proximo At "a O'Clock PM. for
the purpose of offering its congratulations and The
commitment OF public dinner to The Hon JOHN {.
CALHOUN, as testimonial Of the public approval
his late brilliant and distinguished services as
Secretary Of State.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

The rumors from Washington say that the GiOb'
has been selected as the official paper of The admin.
islrauon, by the casting vote of Dir POLK The
division is reported to have been for the Globe
Bancroft, Marcy, and Johnson; for the Madisonan'
(Mr. Richie be editor) Messrs. Buchanan, Walk
er and Mason. But this wants confirmation. The
stronger sign that it may be true is that the Mad
isonian is getting resrve, and talks mighty strong
about the reports that Mr.. POLK will remove the
TYLER men from oifce.
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F,ttv-'--~
BoSToN-Per ship Rajah-l90s bales cotton.
lm PORTS -.

NEW ORLEANS-Per steam schr Lion &c pieces
b~tp,nR I2 cks Ne, IL do whskey. do ein hat do
brandy, VI hbs hrend, IA do bacon, 3 lie pualnr> Ii do
appes do vinegar 60 colts rope, So doz pals 6O hess
lard, 600 SKIS coffee BE do corn meal
NEW-ORLEANS- Per steamboat Fashion, bills
Whiskey, 1870 do -four az do beef so do bread 20 do
la'4es, 10 do eggs, ~ do apples, 2 do Il hhds bsc0a
do sugar, 4n5 pcs baggine, SO bXs wine, 80
fee, Is ills rope, head cattle, etc.
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c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M G.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
NJ. J. Neral
80 rue
William ID. Prjmros

w ihIdm Primrose.
WILL he sold for cash in front of the Cour
w House door Of Mobile county, on the first
Monday Of May, 1915, between The hours of IL
O'Clock AM and O'clock Pm Of SAID dsy, all III.
right, title and interest Of William d. Primrose IN
and to the following described pieces. parcels OF
lots OF land and premises, situate, lying and being
in the City Of Mobile, and described no follows to
wii.-siuated on Lafayette street and running with
said Lafayette St eet hundred and sixty Eve l65)
eet, thence running at right angles with said street
one hundred one seventy Q7O) feet, thence running
parallel with said Laf, street one hundred and
slxty-fve Q6h) feet, thence with aadIfronting on
Campbell street one hundred aud seventy (l7O( fee,
to The corner angle made by the Intersection Of
said Campbell and Lafayette streets, containing
three lots, numbers one ~ and two (2) fronting on
Campbell street, and lot number five (5) irontna on
Lafayette street, and being further represented
as lots No. liz and s Of square No. Q, Of seciisn
No. Of the Espago tract and south of the Spring
Hill road, the same having been levied ON AZ the
property Of William D. Primros. BY virtue of The
above stated execution which issued from the County
Court OF Mobile county and to me directed. ~ i
ap6 l0Stds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. G.
ELoUR-2o bbls super inspected. for sale by
II ap8 Ht1gt ST. al Jones.
% OPE-l50 cois Kentucky, just received and
~ ap3 for sale by JAS. SANDS & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05
Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.

WASINGToh, MARCH II.
There has been increase Of coI,molon here, to
day, in const quence OF some unexpected removals
from ofire Some subordinate cei ks have been re-
moved, and number oi heads Of bureaus.
To the surprise of every one, Major WIN. b.
LEWIS, the I'd Auditor. has been notified that his
services will not be required after the first OF April
have not heard who will be his SUCCESSOR prola
bly, Mr.. VIM SMITH, lately member OF Congress
from Virgins
Mr.. MoCuLLocH, the LIST Comptroller, is to he
removed, as his successor shall be fixed up
ngs is out, and Mr.. SYKES, late member from
New-Jersey, in his place.
The valuable services OF Mr. ELLSWORTH, as
Commissioner OF Patents, could not save him. Mr..
BUKKE member from New Hampshire, in his
place.
Mr. WIN. J. BRowE, of Indiana, has taken the
place Of Mr.. p. G. WAsHINGToN. as chef clerk Of
the 9Th Auditors Office, and Mr.. WASHINGTON ID
promoted to the Authorship.
The members Of Congress will take care to pro-
vide for themselves.
Ii is now believed that very few will be saved. Mr..
COLLINS and Mr.. PARIS will go out. In fact, un-
Ill after the expiration of another month, we cannot
tell who will not walk the plank.
Those who have accommodating political opinions,
will ga out upon the principle OF rotation.
The Globe policy Of prescription, rs expounded in
that paper repeatedly since the late election, will
regulate all appointments and removals! and. this
being Insufficient for all useful purposes the Globe
brought up the rotation principle in aid Of il.
The Cabinet have not yet decided who shall be the
official organ of The administration II is almost
certain, however, that the honor will fall to BLAIR
s. RIvEs. There isistl some hostiIit, TO that ar
rangement, and Mr.. RICHIE has come here, by
express invitation, TO aid in the adjustment If this
important question.
There will be gradual but thorough change in
our plomaic and consular appolninle MIS- They will
he but few spared monuments Of the Tyler az minis-
tration 10 office.
omitted TO mention that Mr.. PENRosE. the So
lieitor Of the Treasury, and Mr. w. JONES, City
Post Master, have been removed.
AMOS KENDALL has declined the offer of ANY Of
flee. lie has undertaken the management Of the
Magnetic Telegraph Company, between this city
and New-York.
This Company has issued stock Of three hundred
thousand dollars, upon which they guaranty an in
teresr oil six per cent, but will probably pay more
The construction OF The line TO New-YoIk will Gust
but one hundred thousand dollars. They will make
communications for private individuals, the gov
ernment. al a low rate of postage. IL will be soon
extended to Boston, and ultimately TO the South and
West.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05
uECE.pps mn Cn.,og..>

Per schr New Year FIN Pascagoula-Boykin McRae
rs bales.
Per schr TeXtor I'm Pensacola Boy kin * McRae and
G Goode ia bales.
Per schr Jubilee FIN Pensacola-Boykn McRne and
@ Goode ia bules.
Per schr Elizabeth Ann from Pensacola-C Lebanon so