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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08
OLD SERIES. VOL. XXIII.
Fashionable Winter Clothing.

 Ss TANTON & BROTHER are receiving per bark " Vernon, from New York, in addition to their ofrmer supply. large and fashionable assortment Clothing, consisting in part of
 Black, Blue and Olive Frock and Dress Coats Beaver. Pilot, Cloth & Cassimere Business Coats Tweeds and Saitinet do do do Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Flushing Overcoats
 Full and } circle Cloth ClOaks
 Fancy and plaIn Casaimere and Sattinet Pants Velvet, Satin and Cashmere Vests
 Beaver, Cassimere and Silk Hats
 Genlemen's and Youths Cloth Caps. Together with general assortment of Hosiery i, Scarfs, Stocks, Gloves, etc which will sell at the lowest possible terms, at No 25 Dauphn stree. | jan8 DIRECT IMPORTATION of new and fashion. lI able SPRING GOODS, and great reduction in prices--HRNRY & SToDDART, corner Water and Conii.sts, have just opened select assortment of the following Goods for Ladies' Spring dresses New patterns Wool BalGarines, Cutton Bareje Coiored checked Muslins
 Fancy figured Jacquard Ginghams
 Lace and cord Petticnats, Dmilv
 Muslin of every description. say Nainsook, Swiss, Mnll, Jaccone, Cambric, Checked, &c Eubroideie ed Robes, suitable for wedding d. esses H & $. will sell at decided bargain in their last years stock of Bareges, Bazarines, Printed Mus Tins. Re-. comprising some of the richest goods i'm ported. jan2S
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SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH s. Is45.

NEW SPRING GOODS-DANIELs & BRADy 1 have now for sale Al very low prices the folow- ing new and fashionable Spring goods:
 New style Silk aud Wool Balzarnes New style Barage and Touards
 New and beantfh style Tissue Muslins French Jaconei and Swiss Printed Muslins New style Scotch Ginglams
 Plain black Rarage and Mouaelin de Laines Plain black Bomhazines and challies Black and white Ginghams and Calcnes Light French and Amer ican Calicoes French and English Linen Checks irlsh Linens, soft make and ai very low prices. feb29
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NoTICE EXTRA-DANIEL

GU7 NOTICE EXTRA-DANIEL
 TlILDTSON is now opening a sza-T3 ~z13 fresh and beautiful stock of Ladies'
 EA. and Nisses' wofkEviz:.. -.i. =s Ladies' Bronze Mor Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Caters Lanies b"ck Cloth Bu lon do. d new article Ladies' black Las,ng dress Bsskins Ladies, black Kid Ssiking Shoes, flannel lined Ladies' black Kld Par,s Ties, Slippers and Buskins Ladies' white Kid Slippers, yer, fine Misses and Children's fancy c'ored Callers janl Q
 JUST RECEIVED per Rose Stan
 <: :: :: ,: 5: <; :;: k; $: Boots and Shoes, of every description. For sale as low as the lowest by jan30 LAYTON CO, 42 Watershed.
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lNUR SALE-The House at Summervile ior- E mcrly occupied by John Forsyth; there are l} acres ground under cultivation House well built and in good order and will be sold very low. Ap-, ply,o (feb26) E,C. CENTER & co
 DEACHORCilARDC COAL-6O hog sheads land- | ing aud for sale by e'' M E, c. CENTER & co,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Reftrences- Messrs Harris. Clayton X Co Freeman & Bolton, NopuF Wilson & May, dec1llf9 c. Gascoigne, Esq.
 THOMAS H. CHEEVER, COMMISSION MERCHAN declO No. 40 Commerce. street
 JAMES A. HOOPER, COM MISSION MFR CHANT, noy26 No. 40 St. Michael st--MOBII.E, ALA, BENJ. M. BRADFORD. JAMES E. SAUNDERS BRADFORD & SAUNDERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hare rsmoued 10 No. St. Mchast-st.-MoBILE nov2l 24ltf
 SAM'L B. HOWE, WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
 No. l5 DAUPHIE STREET, MOBILE. nov4 2tf Gya.NPBELL, OBy.BJv &s co.
 STEA M--BOAT AGENTS GENERAL COM1fTSSToN MERCHANTS. 72FRosT AND 75 CoaNERcE STREET. All Goods ,oiR be Rsceirsd aud 'Rs~4s,aied tree of Charge. septl6 205G JOHN PHILLIPS. MISSION MERCHANT,
 AND AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON, 
 Hon. Benl. Gorham,
 James Villa, Esq. "o'''"' ''"''' William Davis, jr. Esq.
 Messrs. SpofIord, Tileston & Co.,, New York. Charles w. Storey, Esq. Havana. nov27 j. H. RIVERS CHARLES H. CHURCH
 J. H. RIVERS & co. Auction, Commission & Forwarding Merchants Corner of Commerce aud Conti-sn-MOBILE. fx-N aLoI ady all signed to them for sale; also wi make very libe- ral advances Cotton and Slaves consi igned to their friends in Boston. dec4
 GEORGE G. HENRY, FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION
 MERCHANT. jans No. 67 Commerce Street, Mobile. A. G. JAUDEE,
 COMMISSION MERCHANT, EsLAvA. MuRRELL & Co.,. Mobile. jaas c. W. DORRANCE,
 (Successor to J. Red) Wal continue to do an Auction and Commission bu- siness at ihe old stand. No. 16 Water-st. mh7 slt
 EDW. B. GALE, AUC1ION OFFICE in Royal sirset-opposits the
 Mansion House, Qo- Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. nova 222tf
 P. B. TYLOR, AUCITONEER-No. 4, Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. GJ Respectfully a tender of his services his ormer patrons and the public, for he sale of SrocKs, REAL EsTATE, DAMAGED CoTToN. FURNITURE, &c., with an assurance of giving prompt attention to bus iness confded to his care. nova 223f
 SMITH, DABNEY & co " H o L E s 4 L E FRS, Commerce. street, Mobile, Ala. James Smith, JnO Nj. Dabney,} Win. A. Smith, l56tf
 WARE x CHEsBROUGM,
 GROCERY MERCHANTS, No. Commerce-street, Motlle, Alabama. Edward M. Ware, Aaron c. Chesbrough, i3 2Tf
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls he atten- 1 tion of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc., just received and offered for sale at the very lowest cash prices
 600 ounces French QuInne 20 do Suphae Morphine ... +f.s.tu 20 do Acetate do 50 do Hydriodate Poiassa 100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb
 50 do Powdered Jalop
 90 do English Calomel
 50 boxes Castle Soap
 10 groce Sedlefz Powders
 10 do Yeast Powders
 20 do Soda Powders
 barrels Alcohol
 I do Linseed Oil
 4 do Sperm Winter O. 600 pounds Cream Tartar
 4 barrels Whiting
 1 do Yellow Ochre
 do Lamp Black
 50 dozen Castor OI quart bottles 50 do Castor Oil pint do 50 boxes Window Glass, 8xl0 to 10xl6 POO Bath Bricks White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 10 kegs. Togeth- with full supply of Patent Medicines l.orillard'R Snuff. Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
 SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, sgn of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau- phin-streets. jan25 4S
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JAMES A. HOOPER,, COMMIS SION MFR HANT, noy26 No. 40 St. Michael st-MOBII.E, ALA. BENJ. M. BRADFORD. JAMES E. SAUNDERS BRADFORD & SAUNDERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hare remoped 10 No. ' St. Mchast-st.-MoBILE nny2l 24ltf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

NEW SPRING GOohS-PkFIELs & BRA " Dy have just receivee the following New Goods, which they offer low for cash- New and beautiful Tissue Muslins Cotton and Wooen Balzerines and Barages French Printed 5aconets and Lawns Light Spring Calicoes, new style Plaid and plain Swiss and Book Muslins Taratanes and Organnys, rlan and striped Plaid and plain Jaconel and Cambric Muslins Embroidered and Rvierre Linen Hdkfs Hem stitched and Tape Border do New st, Lace and Lawn do French Linen Cambr,c and Linen Lawns
 A large supply of 8 1, 10 and 1924 bleached Linen Shrting; 5-4 and l0-4 Flemish Linen do; ; Bird Eye Diaper and Damask Napkins; Fillet Gloves and Mitts, all coors; Corsets, Hosiery, &c.,
 fehI4
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lilobile Gommertlai Register,
 EsrARLIsHEp. DLcgMBLR 10, 1921. Alerebants qua planters 1onrnal,
 EsTABLIsHED, NOVEMBER IS, 1898. dhe Alobile Register an6 1onrnal, UNITED, DEcrMBER l. IS4l. T. SANFORD & g. F. WILSON,
 EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

TERMS. DAILY PAPER, per annum, in advance. .......Sle OO :" for six months ' 00 CousTRy PAPER, (weekly) per annum, in advance O0 |" for six months, " ... % No subscription discontinued until arrearages paid, unless at the option of the proprietor.
 GT Advertising at regular charge will be One Dollar square of 2 lines for the first and Fy Gents for each snbseqirnt insertion when published daily. If inserted weekly, mweeky, tr weekly, one dollar each time. G ADVERTISERS by the year, will be contracted with the following termsit being expressly understood that agreement with house in business, with any indyiua shall be applicable only the immediate md legitimate business in which they he may be engaged and that Hf notices relating to other and distinct hs ness, legal notices. administrators notices sales no ces of the indiyua partners of house, &c, will he held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged at regular prices. One square, (twelve lines less) Hh privi an m ie1e Of changing or renewing twice week.. ~ Do do (wth like prvleges) for business months 50 % Two squares (with privilege of snge) year. 65 % lT Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines Books, &c, occupying large and requiring no a terons, will he published by the year ioD terms Gr BusiRess Cards of a few lines inserted conspicu- OuRiy, mouths for Sl0 In advance--Hnd If continued during the year for 6 Is, In advance. Fire Companies will be contracted with at S20 per annum, sarh--payabIe semi nRuay in advance.
 dT Candidate n0minaians to be paid for in advance Five Dollars for the canvass.
 All advertisements equired by law will be charged full rates. .ll tI f.sI#.z.
 No gratuous advertising for Societies or Companies Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi nnuay in advance.
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P. B. TYLOR

P. B. TYLOR,
 AUCITONEER-No. 4, Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. GJ Respectfully renew teHder of his services to his ormer patrons and the pubic for he sale of SrooKs, REAL EsTATE, DAMAGED CoTTON. FURNITURE, &c.. with an assurance of giving prompt attention any bus- iness cOnfided to his care. nova 223tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

FIHE AND MAKINF IND SUKANCE. VNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- l NY of HARTFORD, COIN continue to insure buildings oi Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its vcinities, against loss damage by fire. Also take marine and river risks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority adjust and pay all losses that may occur, the requisite proof of the same is submit- led him, without reference of the claim 10 the of- flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with promptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l St. Michael st.
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FIRE INSURANCE.


 THNHE NEWPORT EQUITABLE INSUk- Il RANGE COMPANY continue 10 take risks al the usual rates of premium aga,nst loss daaage by fire, to buildings and merchandise, cotton in houses. etc.. in Mobile and vicinity
 LAMBERT SUYDAM, President. JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary.
 Directors. Abm. c. Thompson, Silas Holmes, Lambert Suydam, Shepherd Knapp, Robert T. Smith, Christian H. Sand, Paul Spoford, Henry Yates, Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous, James E. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, Joseph Bouchaud, John q. Jones. John P. Nesmith, George Rapely,, Joseph w. Duryee. Henry Rowland. James 0. Ward, James Gilleps'e. -..
 Gardner Sager. . L.. All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid. nov22 PAP F.B. CLARK, Agent. 47 Water-st.
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JAMES A. HOOPER

THOMAS H. CHEEvER, MISSION II CHA NIT, decIO No. 40 Commerce. street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

ALD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, &c.-Jus V received pet ship Duncan from Liverpool- 10 gross assorted Tooth Brushes
 l gross Nail Brushes
 2e0 lbs Old Brown Windsor Soap
 gross Cuclon Dronatize
 2 gross Camphoi a'ed Chalk for the teeth
 l gross English Court Phs,er large assortment of Hair Belts and Gloves, etc For sale wholesale and retail by lebZ0 MOSELY & TUCKER
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

EDW. B. GALE, AUCTION OFFICE in Royal strsst-opposite the
 Mansion House, 0o- Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. nova 222tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

LNNGLlSH CHEMltALS, DRUGS, &c-Land- AA ing per British ship Duncan from Liverpool 250 lbs pure Bi Carb Soda
 2O00 lbs Epson Salts; 50 do Calornel
 100 lbs powdered Rh,barb
 50 lbs Rlue Mass
 50 lbs assorted Extracts, Coocynth, etc Carb. Magnesa, Calcined Magnesia ' Tarta,ic A cid, Rochelle Salts, kreosote Morphine. Nitrate Silver. with great many other Chemicals 100 numerous mention. For sa wholesale retail at very reduced prices. ieb20 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
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APOTHECARIES' HALL,

low as the lowest by
 jan30 LAYTON & CO, AZ Watershed
The New York herald., 1845-07-13
SHARON SPRINGS. July 10. Isa5


was induced, in consequence of feeble health
TO visit this delightful and health-restorlng region
Our New York friends could not find more charm.
ing retreat or one more adjacent or easy Of access
by taking night boat you arrive in Albany at five
in the morning. refresh yourself with fine break.
fast at Congress Hail. then take the cars at eight
o'clock for .Canajoharie, there you find coaches IN
waiting to carry you the distance Of nine miles to
this place.
The houses are not yet full, for they are very spa
cious; yesterday about two hundred sat down to
dinner; one hotel is situated about quarter Of a
mile from the Springs-it stands on an eminence,
and is surrounded by the most beautiful landscape
scenery in the country. Here you may walk, or
drive, or rides carriages for parties, are provided,
md ladies' who are fond of riding on horseback can
procure their horses at moments warning.
Near this place, at a distance OF about fifteen
miles, AT Cooperstown, resides the author Of the
"Pioneer," the "Spy," the "Pllot," "Prairie" and
other beautiful works that have adorned our liiera-
tfre The roads are line, and a Wait 10 our clever
novelist is something 10 talk about, his fine man.
ners, his conversation, visit 70 his library, and
walk over his grounds, am told, 10 great treat.
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

MILITARY MovENE Ts.-The 9th Regiment New
York State Artillery, mas just returned home from
the encampment near Albany, where they had Join
ed other. troops, numbering in all about5O0 The ap-
pearance Of these troops,t is said, highly cred
liable TO them,a they made brilliant and soldier
like display. The citizens of Albany who saw them
as they paraded through the streets of that city
much pleased with their martial appearance. Our
military, in particular seem have attracted gene
raj attention there, and have been during their stay
the oblectoi warm welcome and hearty hospi-
tality. Their visit must have been consequently
very agreeable and delightful and will prove of prac
ticel usefulness to them.
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

WAR prpARrMrNr. ApJt-rANr GRNERAL's OrrIcR,
Washington, July Z, l846.-Promotions and ap-
tnsd sistss since he promulsston Of "gensrsl or
lers," No. Q, OF March 81, lss5:- r-..
L-PRoMorioss.-Fsrst Regiment Of Drsgoons-firs.t .
eutenan William Eustis to be captain slarcn ~, io1o
sce Terrstt, deceased. Second Lieutenant James H.
Carleton to be first lieutenant, March ~ is45 vice Eus.
lis promoted Brevet I'd Lieutenant Rufus ingalls, Of
The ID dragoons TO second lieutenant March H. ls45
vcs Carleton promoted instead Of March 81 vice Hust
essned as heretofore announced Brsvet I'd Lieuten-
mt Gave J. Couts Of the I'd Dragons be second lieu
tenant March 81, lS45, vice Rust resigned
Third Regiment e 10 hs aa
May 81, ls45 vice A. r. Stewart resigned ,,.,,,.
Ftfh Regiment oC Ifantry-First Lieutenant William
Chapman 10 be captain Juno s. ls45 vice Johnston do
ceased second Lieutenant John A. whital to be first
lieutenant june g. lsa5, vice Chapman promoted Bre
ID Mortimer wc Wss Promoted
Seventh Regiment Of Infanty-Frst Lieutenant Daniel
p Whiting, to be captain April 49, lsao wee DAVIS as
missed. Second Lieutenant Henry Little, to Dc hrst
lieutenant April 49, lS45, vice Whiting promoted bre-
vet I'd Lieutenant John NJ Jones, OF the oth niahy 10
be second lieutenant April Is, ls45 vice Little promo
ted ,,.. -,
Eight Regiment of Lnfanhy.-second Lieutenant Cal
vim Heze to be first lieute nant May oo ioso. VICE
Handy Of the 5th infantry to be second May
sO lsa5 vice Hetzel, proRoted Brevet ID Lieu,enan'
Jacob Booker Of the lst infantry to be second iieu-
tenant, June l, ls45, vice Hanson resigned
II-AproJNrMENTs-Co,ps Of Engineers. Rank.
Cadet William II. c. Whiting to DC second lieutenant
Ordnance Department. Stevens L Mason, OF Virginia.
to be military storekeeper May 10 is4o of u.
military academy attached to the army as supernu
merary officers with the brevet Of second lieutenant IN
conformity with the fourth section Of the act OF April
49, 1912; to take rank from July !, ls4o
Breret I'd Lieutenats attached TO the Corps Eng
| neers-a. Cadet Edward B. Hunt g. Cadet Louis he
Breret I'd Lieutenant, attached to the Corp, Of Topo
graphical Enginsers-l. Cadet William +. Smith S. Ca
det Thomas j. Wood
ment-6. Cadet Thomas O. Rheet-7 Cadet Charles 7
The New York herald., 1845-07-13
STATS OF THK THEnhoaErls.

In the sun the mercury rose TO 1907 Those who
had to work under lis rays somewhat felt their in
fuence.
P. Sat halfpast The thermometer was at 99e
in the shade, five degrees higher than we have ever
known il in this city.
The New York herald., 1845-07-13
Movements of Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday few, and far between"
All seemed paralyzed by the most cxcrucating
phere that could depress the intellectual and ply
sical properties of the human constitution The follow
ing form the principal portion Of the moving communi
ty as they may be found at the respective hotels
AMERIcAS--S. Parkman, Tuckamoree, Baltimore !;
II. G. rarry Keene d. Sumner, Boston NJ. l.. Smith,
Mobile G. H. Hubbard Boston T. II. Lane, Charles.
ton, 8. c.; Middleton and Pringle, doMr Stevens,
Mississippi
Asroa.-J r. sturgess, Princeton Townsend and
Foster New Haven VIM. Oliver, Boston Humphrey,
Ohio Connor and Lockhart N. o.; A. Williams, Michi-
gan g. Hart, Chicago; A. Boycc, Va; George Gray,
n. o.; T. D. Stewart, Mobile W. b. Smith, Charleston;
=. Otis Troy F.. Coleman, Boston d. G. Waterman,
N. o.; Gansevoort Melville, New York Williams and
Bryan, N o.
CIry.-W. Bacon, Middleton J. Morton, Philadclp phia;
w. Silsbee, Boston George Lewis, do; VIM. Ashurst,
Philadelphia Mr.. Behard N. o.; r. johnson, Philadcl
phia T. Caldwell, do
FRASxLIN.-N. and II. c. Lords, New Hampshire w.
Boyd, Boston; w. +. Russell, Conn; Capt. Lambert,
Maine o. Eustiss, Mobile.
GLonE-W. Bacon, Middleton J. Martineau, Phila.
4. Richards Phia.; J. Drisede, Boston Col Bomford,
Washngton J. Dobson, Philadelphia w. w. Ham.
mond, Eng
HowARD.-D. Doen, Lockport; J. Thayer, Philadel.
phia /; II. Chds, Vcksburg JOS Tomlinson, Charles.
ion w. wardie, Albany J. sprague. Troy d w.
Kellogg Michigan w. Garret, Albany Mr. Parmalee,
Recorder Of Albany Mr.. strachan, Canada c. II.
Marshall Phila.
WAvrRLrv.-w. Wheeler, Albany MIR. Higgins,
Boston +. s. Qusckenbergher Liverpool
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

FIRE-At O'Clock on Fridaynght, FIRE broke out in
the basement story OF j. Pool No. 100 Fulton street,
but got under without doing much damage, as the
fire companies Immediately the spot. Insured.
CoRosER's OrrrcE-JuLY l2-DEArH NJ A FALL
The Coroner held inquest on the body Of a child
named Mary Kane No. Stone street. Verdict, came
her death by injuries received by accidentally falling
from upper story window Of a schoolhouse erecting
in IN
The New York herald., 1845-07-13
All Phiiadeip,lia subscriptions tn I
MONEY MARKET.
Gnfnrdnv- Jnlv lX-6P. M /.

There very little alteration in quotations to-day
Norwich and Worcester, Farmers Loan, Canton Long
island vicksburg, and Kentucky 6s closed firm at yes
terdays prices. soningon fell of per cent Read
ing Railroad, Morris Canal Pennsylvania Ss went
up /. The transactions were very limited
We annex the current quotations OF Domestic Ex-
change in this market The rates merely nominal
and the business doing very limited.
The New York herald., 1845-07-13


RATHER WARLrKE-ArFAR OF HoSoE.-lt is
pretty well understood by almost every one who
has the least degree Of admiration for military mat
tiers, discipline, or uniform, that "a great degree o
emulation exists between two companies OF this
city, each OF which are exceedingly anxious to ex-
eel the other, and take precedence IN pubic estma'
ton. Drills, marching parade days, and nights OF
severe exercise have been the consequence, ana SC
strong has the rivalry become, that from decided
esprit dx corps il has assumed the shape OF person
| al feeling with every member of these ilustrious
warriors, and one which yesterday gave rise TO ra
ther an awkward collision at a well known military
resort in Fulton street.
number Of each of the rival companies, got in
TO tough argument about the comparative merits
and pretensons OF their respective corps, which
went through the regular gradation of warmth
keenness, bitterness, and at last came 10 blows one
Of them who called the other lar, receiving for his
tree use OF language, return in hard coin exactly
upon the bridge OF the nose, out of which indispen
sable and mllitary-ke organ a pretty copious dis
charge of blood trckled down his uniform. "Ground
arms" roared the Captain "stand back, said Cor
poral G. Il ct me at him." gasped the wounded
" You have the first blood, I'll have the last" Fol
sively stormy, but as it happened, the number O
peace makers pro tem far outweighng those who
had stomach for the real thing, the combatants
were separated, the noise quelled, and short inter
val of order served to reconnore the field Of ac-
ton and the state of parties
This was but of short duration. The hero Of the
bloody nose looked down and saw his superiine Goa
stained with his blood, and the knight of the hard
knuckes was heard TO indulge in several half audi
bic observations about the superior training Of his
company, as illustrated in his dexterous application
! OF his dertra nanus. Things were likely TO resume
stepped forth, and suggested the proprety ofsettlns
the affair as gentlemen soldiers are wont to door
the green sod, next morning. No proposal could be
better received; 1t seemed mutually pleasing, anc
seconds were selected who arranged the time anc
place
Reader, perhaps ere you read this, tragic scene
may be enacted, whose consequences may be TO de-
prive the State of two gallant soldiers, their respec
tive companies OF two crack heroes-for we are as
sured that once the ground, they will see it ou
in the spirit of Squire Worthington-
Who was in doleful dumps
For when his legs were smten of,
He fought upon the stunps.
All those who feel the benevolent desire of pre-
venting phlebotomy, will do well to be on the look
out this morning for any suspicious looking caval
cade, coaches in hurry, or knots Of distracted ano
| flurrled looking pedestrians treading for the Ho
/ bokpn Ferry Shall we On IN Not
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

ONE HUNDRED GUNS For TExAs-Our city Is all
alive to-day about the news OF the Annexation OF
Texas. At early dawn the bells of St. Michaers com
their merry pcals and continued them at inter-
walls throughout the day. The shipping in the haroor
were decorated with their coors ropes stretched
across several streets from which suspended
rety of National Flags, and at 10 o'clock detach-
ment from Col Kanapaux's Regiment OF Artillery, fired
one hundred guns in honor of the event Charleston Pa
t,iot, .Tulu 7.
The New York herald., 1845-07-13
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-A boy about years old was left
yesterday at the coroners Office He says his name is
James Woolley," but give further information,
either to where he came FROM respecting any Of
his family We hope this notice may catch the eye Of
Of his friends is res lily too bad that Mr.. Oakes
should be maintaining all the lost children Of the county