Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

day of TWO bach. rhat 8 ,reasary ofder had beea transmitted t', and recelved at tue Dublin Custom House. sd"tiiak graia free oi du'y lh's s,aisHeat turns be ncnrIec, bot il ge ern y belle ved--, proof of the public mlsd being prepared GoF such siep tue part of ihe government. Au eve niug paper has DutIished siatemeai to the effect
 thai wheat aud oiler descriptions Of cora are 'O be admitted iinaediat-y a;a low figure: Wheat at six penee per Iustel, and the oher kIuds sttii lower; but this statement although rut !osIb lDposngly, Also considered premature. Cabinet Council wts held on Friday At the house of Sir hsler Peel, as the Premier could nc isave his boIne, owing io attack of the gOuI in the ioul Al ih;s meeting tbe qu'slion ni the opening of the ports "as no doubt discussed in all its beAl n2s, aud exPecaiioD was on the qI,i siSe in kuow the result Anotl,er Cabinet C"uacIl Hss held Sir Robert Feels house ihe fol lowing day. and the ut oIihIs, as ot the prtced ing meeting, still remains sterl. People have been anxlously looking 10 the London stazetie. ex- pectiDg to see an ofical niimaIion of the g"vern- inent policy bot they have loUked n vas. The Csb mel is said to be divided on the point at issae, but no pres"Ines 10 think that ports will not De opened It is the only thlng about whIch people ,nik-'tIut 4 the iulness uf the heart the fpOuin sleaketh The decIs0n 0t ihe government must npeedi, DC known, | because if cofn is in duty free, every day adds the diiiicully,as ibe iime ol the year pidl, approaching when mol only the Balnc, but the | St Lawrence will be closed by the ice As regards | lhe former, however, owing to the scarcity ~hich prevails a,n0ngst continental neghbtrs, aud the high p ice winch grain cormands ihere, much cihuot | Ike expected The great hope Is m he U. States and Canada The proof uf the scarcily exisis n lie iaci at most Oi the continental powers have alrea- dy opened their ports for line seIi same bleci and s justly said, 'Why should Engand be less cunsiaer- ste fer its citizens, thah the continents rulers for heirsp The real iact a XII probability s, that l Peel Is unwilling to aci until he tmrd with the strongest possible reasons for oing go -and in der put cavil of le uesliuu, he s sad to be waiting for ihe repoFt Ol the scientific conmission- u tuU lie haA to auu Ia Potato disease. Some sd, that Parliament a ili be
 immediately summoned to consider what ought to s'e done ia the precent emergency Pii,y Council be called ere the potts he opened. and as no dnnuunct tinent of such n,retIng has yet been ,nade some days il IS probable, may eiarse before ihe policy of Inc Calumet wlil be made public. ths of things m ihese kingdoms al the present time with he certainly d bread stuis' cutng n free. or at the lowest noniital duty, must have \ consdera- be effect the prize oi those commodities iu the U. Siates and Cauadan markets. As ' pr"oi oi the dI- versitv of opiniun which pre,ailS the Cabinet on the subject 0i 'escihdng he Corn Laws. even for temprrar, purpose. we may mention thai another meeting held a. the house Ot Sir kobett Pc, | SeeIerra, aiPruOum
 ! CuTToN MARKET The cotton market, asa rrler- ence tenris will show. continues lna deprees- ed there bm illte dUing, and fp"Ices are Lot actually n~er than st the departure u he as sleau- CT, the, ma, be said be in ay,r of ihe buytr.- The cotton market rrfects iauhully the genera a
 
 be regarded and iact is. ihe best index oi the tinnai prosperity 0, uher~ise 'Hrietl oi cirtun- stances wi accoun, for the depression which p,e- | vaS; foremost amongst the nun Ser Is he apif6 heDsion of senerairanic, cOninRe alon the lear tul state of the pUtaO crop; tue deficiency Or ad- ness oi the ccrn cfops, and the absurd piic; To which speculation h rails has been carried.
 | O,her branches ol business arc suffering more or less from those combined causes, aud ss tlie winter approaches this ierhng ui aarH, there Is too much ,h, The news winch came 10 han last week b, the Cam bria, gave no rcasot to appseherd thai he crop will be much. il any, heow that of last year, and il has had no perceptible influence on tie iade. Long sapled, il will be seca, is lower than Ri he saiiin2 of the last stsnier: are BrsE-, 20 IS cnninon Egg ipiian; bul the inferior kinds of Amrricaa have sol suffered much depression onabeit the turn Oi the
 market Is n favor d lie buyers. Since Ftiday, tie lEt inst, lie busi'itss has not improved, aud dui- mesa regns supreme. Speculation has disappeared, and inc absence of all activity, the sales during the intervening IlEee days, only amount to about 5000 bags This ssgnanl feeling has made itseffeIt St HaYre. where as our correspondent at tiiii city stses, ihe sae kind ofletheisj exists which a pre- sent prevails here
 The West India markets, ueverihelcss, appear to ie In a ,slerablY heal.hy state; go far, the shock which pubic confidence has experienced can barely be said 10 have affected them. The consumption of sugar und coffee enlers largely into the expeud- lure oi the working snan, and indeed may be said to De ine props oi us eklslehcS, that SD Is emp ed they must be cHnaued, and cannot iaii To command good prices. Now, whatever other pe- Gu'iariies beionR 10 the existing siaie ot ftngs, tlc abring classes are well employed, and pnrcha se largely ihe articles we have named. West India sugar is, therefore, in good request; the stock on hand is decreasing, and prices have rather an uP- ward tendency.
 1 The Share market is inactive, and the funds arc fiat, caused by the relative iO he opening of the ports. The Dscnant market shows symptoms of "tightness," and in talking bills ihe discount houses show than their usual caui uR. Nothing of much importance has occurred n the Foieign mar ket.
 The return published by the B ,nk of England for the week ending the 25h of October, gives the a mount of noles actually in circulation 22 026, IS. being decrease, as cOIHpdred with the prrsi week. of i2S7,SSO The pnhlic deposlts show decrease oi l64.7s7. and the private deposits de- crease of 1905, ,47O. Agains these ihe Bank has diminished ihe secnrIiie held h, LIS, s,ll4 ,tand the notes in reserve by l35, ,935
 | The amount oi bullion has again suffered de- cline of lS9, OPP the present aggregate amount in b hh branches beng n, ,0Ol ,26S.
 Trade in the manufacturing disti icis shows in it's comparative prostraton, the effect of ,he va, mus causrs ai which we have hin:cd m our publication tn day.-Nea iy all descriptions of fprodure have re- crived che k, b, there Is nothing gunn, ahead that speedy and healthy reaction ma, mt take place.
 The iron trade continues brisk, and m as,er and men are we'll employed In the price oi pls iron a slight decline has Taken place; Il is quoted at II l5s m Glasgow. Our ma, kei returns w Ill show nevertheless, thai the existing raies are still high | and remunerdtiye.
 | TERRIBLE RAILWAY REvULsioF.-There has been ieaifUl revulsiuh m the kaIl road Ranm with which Great Britain h hls been persadrd Tor some lime past. The Lverpnol Tim.s ihus announces 'he event and its consequences:
 The railway mama has received is quipfus. Some. thing like panic has u,eriaken the slecul.tons in irou highways. Now that the reaction has come, il brings m its train ruin and devastation, anG bank rupicy to thousands. But the end ,s not ,ei A more gisanIic system of swindling has rarely been seen m these latter days. and the number of '.re- spectable" persons wh, have lent their names 10 support bubble companies, make us blush for ihe cupidty of our common humanity The Times has been foremost this wo,k aof "aaiiering the Vol. | eians."
 | IL matters little what moives may have prompted the potentates of Printing house Square sound the tocsin-wheher jealousy oi their contemporaries, or vexaton that they did pari ;ipaie squal, in the spoil. or deiei minaiiOn 10 desIroy the game of those who did-all this is beside ihe question. "We | try ihe act, the motive Heaven judge" The | on y regret is, that il was noi done souner. The Bank of Eng land, the critical state in which Ihe food of the country has been placed by the har- vesi. and the state oi the potato crop; abose a and heyoad all, the ridiculous experiments winch the pro iectors of the mumberless monnshine companies have | made upon the eomaon sense of nianknd, these causes, irrespective of the diurnal monitoi, have forced the declsnsiou to its present point The wreck of fortune and of character which bs tempo. raiy insanity has prDduced, will he felt long after | the causes that produced Il have -passei away. As proof of Inc extent to which this huge system | of ind ing has been carried il ma, be men ionea ,ha even lad es were not exempt from iis influence IL