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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

The Legislature of Massachusetts was 10 meet for ihe transaction of business the list inst We shall look with somecuriosty for the Governors message, as he will doubtless devote portion of It to South Carolina and her treatment of the Commissioner oi the commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

A letter from Naples. of November 5. in Gallgna- nj, says-"The famous volcano of the Valley of Sol. fatars, near Puzzoh, in the kingdom "i Naples, oi which the last eruption took place m 1l9S, but which sent up in 1897 quantities of boiling water, has been for some days exhibiugthe 'a't mentioned phenomenon. The water which il now eniis Is strongly charged with sulphur. It issues from the eastern crater in jets about 6fieen to twenty feet hieh" aiaisq 4 l-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

KEEpALL's LIFE oF GEN. JAcKsoE.-The Hampers have just published the sixth number of this valuable biography. Tho personal relations of the author io the General have placed within his reach much important information never before published.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

THEATRR.-The drama of"The Miller and his Men," wh ich was we'll received lust night, by a good audience, is to be repeated tonight, with Sir Walter Scotl's opera of Guy Msnnering.
 Two such interesting pieces, on the same night, cannot fail to draw fine house.
 The comedy of Loves Sacrifice" was performed on Monday in such manner. as induces us to hope that the manager will not lay il aside. IL is. intrn. scally, of the best pieces in the language; and if always represented faithfuIyas it was on the occasion which we alude, will continue to draw to the house persons ofcutivaied taste.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

The trial of Bishop Onderdonk has probably ter minated by this tIme. The testimony, we learn from the New York papers. extends to great number ol in which the bishop has taken grossly improper liberties with females. The testimony will be likely to be printed, so that popular decision may be had upon the case, in addition to that ofthe Bench o' Bishops. ,.at .f snF s.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
Fashionable winter Clothing.

s. Fashionable Winter Clothing. STANTON & BROTHER are receiving per bark S Vernon, from New York, in addition to theii former supply, large and fashionable assortment o Clothing. consisting in part of
 Black, Blue and Olive Frock and Dress Coats
 Beaver. Pilot, Cloth & Cassimere Business Coats
 Tweeds and Satiinet do do do z E Cloth. Beaver Cloth and Flashing Overcoais e
 Full and circle Cloth Cloaks llAtrl q.
 Fancy and plain Cassimere and Sattinet Pants
 Velvet, Satin and Cashmere Vests ..sss5 Beaver. Cassimere and Silk Hats
 GentIemen's and Youths Cloth Caps. Together with general assortment of Hosiery, Scarfs, Stocks, Gloves, etc which we will sell al the loves, possible terms, at Nc 2S Dasphn street. anS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

The foundation stone of the new Light House al Havana was laid with the usual ceremonies the Sth instant. This light will he l42 feet above the level ofthe sea, and will he discernabe fifteen miles from the port. W a ,a
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
VESSELS TO ARRIVE.

The following list (s0 squarerggcd vessels embraces all the e!sarancss and vessels p for lhs port, of which have any certain nformaton-to arrive at this port We publish them In order of dales-,hose reported a, the respective ports cleared or sailed first.
 Foreign Ports-by last steamer.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
ll AI{lNE LIST
PORT OF MOBILE-JANUARY 6.
CLEAR ED.

ELEhRED. Bark H Chspin Wech, for Genoa, by ] GnndoIfo. sehr Echo, Dav.s for Psnsscos. by c LeBAron.
 AKEIVrI, Schr Pascnsoua, Burns, i'm New Orleans, to mas er Steamboat Creole, Heirn, i'm New Orleans. steamhoat Sam Dale, Johnson, fun Montgomery, with 1907 bales cotton. ARRIVED HRNcs-At Providence, Dec. aS-Bark wm k James, Reed. Al Boston, Dec 95-Barks Ohio, Ellis and Gen Green Clark,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
MOBILE
Wednesday morInlns, January g, 1s4O.

We are indebted 10, J. SPANIEL, Esq. one sl our Representatives. fqr copy of the Revenue Bill, reported by ihe committee ol ways and means Its length preciIIdes its appearance to-day. We shall publish it tc -norroN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

The U. g. Charge d'Afares at Turin is engaged in writing the lfs and Iranslang the works of Nc- colo Mschiavel, the celebrated seerssary and eitusn of Elsrsnss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

BRfeHT THoueHT.-A Nantucket whalemaa says he never raised his sli.tering lance to pierce the "marveous fish, but he thosghi of the words of herd Byrsn-re stsass give esr skiRiug blades g
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
MEDdRHITA.

GENOA-Per bark E II Chapn-l200 bales cotton.
 PENSACOLA-Por schr Echo-250 sks sat ITO baies
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

rum seller in Nsw.Yerk advertses for Pre- tssgsm bashsspsr.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

rT NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL INsU- RANGE co, Boston.--By an annual report of the Directors the affairs of this Company are represent ed as being In very healthy and prosperous condition Tho number of Policies granted for year eina the first of the Company s4s amounting to s94s, Ilo- of which there have been sustained and the Company has augmented Its capital nearly y per cen, within tho year.
 Tho profits Of the Company are invested in Stocks and Bond and Mortgage of good security.
 DEXTER & ABBOTT, Agents,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

FLORIDA TRRRIroRY.-The people of Florida have addressed memorial to Congress. praying to be admitted into the conaderacy as State.
 The treaty of 1919. by which this leri,or, was acquired from Spain, stipulated that the inhabitants of the csded country should be incorporated into the Union of the United States AS soon might ba con- sstent with the principles of the federal and admitted ihe enjoymant of all the privileges, rights and immusites of the citizens of the United States. This the memoralists interpret as prom ise that the territory should at early period be erected into State.
 The population of the territory of Florida, accord ing to census taken in 1888, amounted to 4S ,223, The country was, however in disturbed state when this enumeration made, the Indian war then rag | ing, and there from the counties of Nassau, Musquito and Hamilton Still il is not probable that the number of persons iu the territory is sufficient to entle the inhabitants representa- tive in Congress, which, according to the rule pre- seribed by Congress, it should be n order entite a territory to be admitted as Sae. The memo- ralists say, however, that this is legislative provision which apply their case. lnasmuch the stipulation in lle treaty is express, and there IS no provision or the constitution which woud DC violated by admitting Florida 10 become one of the States of the Union.
 The memorial expresses some impatIence at re- naming any longer under territorial government, which it contends is at variance with the maxims of freedom and the principles of the constitution, and which has already lasted more than twenty years. A copy of the constitution of ihe new State of Florida accompanies the memorial. Among it's gen. era provisions is one which ordains that the legsla- ture shall have power 10 pass laws for the eman cpation of slaves, that they shall have power prevent emigrants from bringing their slaves with them, and that they shall have power to prevent free persons of color from entering the State. I-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
FIlii NEW.ORI.EANS.


 (Rsesisr semi -~sskIy packet to ths Ns1s Basin.)
 n'Tsszp~ IA The fine new and slaunch steamer l4hrykanasS MONTEZUM MA J .McC Baker mas u rster, will leave for the above portes FRIDAY, 10th Jan. at 10 u'clock AM.
 For freight passage, having excellent accommo. dations, apply on board or
 jans C. A. GILBERT BRo.. 50 COm-st
 FOR MONTGOMERY. ES@ N The splendid double engine steamer SFEsrsslzs SFEsrsslzss555ss-S SAM DALE. F.M. Johnson mas,er, will leave for he above and Ill niernedaie landings, on THIS DAY, sth Jan. at 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. jans 72Front and76 Commerce. st
 FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 Ia h The Steamer MARQUETTE, B. SSsssSzzzS SSsssssSszezszS5as, H. Fry, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, Sth inst. at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 janS Nj. WAKING. Agent.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND WAVERTY. E@ N The steamer QUEEN OF THE Eiss7tsssas7<=sk- SOUTH, Massy master, will leave for the ahoye and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, sth inst st s o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 JanS NJ. WAKING, Agent. FOR NEW PORT AND GRAVES LANDING. 2 [s'~ h The new aud light draught steamer GxsSlS75sR. LOWNDES, A. II. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all nterme ate landings on FRIDAY, 10th inst at 5 s'cluck, PM. For freight or passage, having superior accommo- dations, apply on boa,d or to jnnS CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO, Agents. S UGAR AND MOLASS ES-Daily expected per S schooner Diatem from Weeks Island, La 120 hhds Sugar. choice article and 30 bbls Molasses, which will be sold low when lnnding by VIM, HALL, 69 Commerce-st. Also, in Warehouse--250 hhds Sugar, fair to choice; POO bbls Molasses, for sale low as above.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
MEMORANDA.

nyBrig Marian Gage. Collins nt New York, from sl D ,mingo City, expesncsd several severe gales from BW Io NSW, attended with heavy sea; lost bnt suI gsrrd mach in sas rns rigging sAs received eshsr ds-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
MARSHAL'S SALE,


 Wm. Bloodgood )HJY VIRTUE off writ of
 against ID f. fa issued from the Watson & 0odbold Circuit Court of the United States, for the Southern Dsu ict of Alabama. and to ms directed, will sell for cash in front of 'he United States Court Room, the first Tuesday, 7th January next, ls45 between ihe hours of l2 o'clock and o'clock P. NJ, ihe following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile couniy. to wit = tho southeast section 10. tow nshp5, range east. containing l60 acres Also, the east l, southwest section 10, township 2. range l east, containing so acres. Also, the southeast or subdivision A frae- tonal section T, township 2, range 2 east, eontain- ing l32 50-100 acres. east of the Alabama river, situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama, 1.-the same having been lsvied the property of James D. Godbold To satisfy the above mentioned fl fa.
 VIM. ARMISTEAD, us M. dec6 5tds By C. CUTLER, D. M. 0o-The above sale is postponed until the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. M. 70 ~ H- rN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

nUIRK'S CAsSADA OIL-Fm preserving ~nk and beau,if, ing the Hair, recommended on the bas,s of truth and experience, nourisher of the hair, and promoter of iis growth, at the same time rendering it transeendanlv beautiful. The Csssada Oil affords moro nour,shment for the hair than any other article ever d-covercd. and by continuance of it's it never fails strengthen the weakest hair. supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAvILAND, CLARK CO.,,
 ian8 45 and 41 Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

EN0R nIRE-A good Cook, Washer and Ironer. Il. To person residing in ihe country the terms will be moderate. Enquire of
 THOMAS McGRAN, janS 34 St. Mchael-st up Stairs.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

A NNATTo, Indigo, Madder Logwood, Brasil, "A wood, Quercilron and Copperas, for sale by
 ian9 H. GATES. Druggist, 1R6 Dauphin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
OFFIcR RMoBILEISsuRAEcEC COMPANY,
 .. Moblo Iunnarv JQAR

OFFIcR RMoBILEIssuRAFcEC CoMPANY.l
 5.. Mobile, January 4, Is46.
 A DIVIDEND of six per cent on the capital stock "A of the Mobile Marine Railway and Insurance Company was is day declared by the board of d. rectors. payable on and after the 9th inst. I jan6 s11w THOS. s. KING. Secretary. REINSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-The subscfi- Il bers, agents for the Conirbutonship Inssrancs Company of New York. continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchandise. &c.; as also River risks reasonable rates of premium. This is an old est.b.
 shed Company, worth $500 00O capita paid in, and a large surplus 10 meet losses. '"l'N ian3 HUNTINGTON A CIEVELANn .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

A BROW ROOT--Fne and fresh Bermuda Ar. fl row Root, for sale by ti jans H. GATES, Druggist, ls6 Dauphin.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

GJ' The Subscribers have on hand, and are con stanty wing from their Northern their usual supply of fresh and seasonnbo Goodr embracing most every variety of BOOTS AND SHOES, which they offer their friends aud customers at greatly reduced pr ces, for cash approved paper.
 dec27 LATON & co. 42 Water -street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-IOo hhds, broken J and screened, landing and for sale by
 jans E C. CENTER k co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

NUNDRIFS-Landing from schooner Nimrod S from Boston and for sale O ,- .a
 Maccaron-6 boxes. VermicelII--6 boxes. Sultana Raisins-lO drums. Curranis--2 tierces
 Hemp Seed; Canary Seed rr.
 Russia Isinglass; Curry Powder
 Pearl Sago; ChocoIate; Ground Rice
 Superior Sago Cherse --togeiher with an assortment of House and Shoe Brushes, Door Mutts, &c. ef JOHN O'REILLY < CO.,, jan8 north eust corner Conf and Water sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
bufP1us --- .
 jan3 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE-Ths w undersigned hss made such arrangements with the publishers of .'Littel's Living Age., that tho reading part of the community can at all pmes--- summer and winter-be supplied with readable mat- ter. (dslnct from the ordinary trash of the dsy) at p~y reduced prices. He would also beg leave to say. hat he is at all times supplied with Paper of every description. and has bern for the last ten ysars. r
 jan6 s. W. ALLEN, 28 Damphin .st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

CORTLAND HAY--l72 baes Timothy Hay, \ this morning landing from ship Sarah. for sale low from the wharf by ii0l el -n'' @
 jan8 tt J. H. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

1(Nl BOXES Soap; loo do Starch; 6U du AkVO Candles, for sale by
 japs JAMEs SANDS & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

nYE STUFFS-2O bbls Coperas; 5 do Mad lI der; 300 lbs Indigo; bbIs Chip logwood; do Cnmwood. just received and for sale by <
 HAVlLAND, CLARKE X Cu.. f janT 45 nnd AZ Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

HAY-200 bales, in store and for sale by | N ianS GARDNER & SAGER, St Michael-st A LCOHOL-Pure white northern, for sale by "A jan9 H. GATES, Druggist. l36 Dauphn.st ORAN-750 sacks, for sale low by
 ID jans c. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com. st CLOTHING-,A A superior lot of ready made, for V jans sale by JAMES SANDS A co,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

DoTATOES-2OO bbls pink eyed and Chenango, Il landing ihis morning and for sale by
 ian8 J. RIVERS & CO.,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

WYE have just received and offer for sale on liber- w al terms-6 bales twilled Blankets
 cases superior rolled Kerseys; do Linseys ian8 JAMES SANDS & co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

SPERM OIL-Winter strained and bleached, of S superior qualify in store and for sale by
 M. ROBINSON. ianS corner Dauphin and St. Emanuel.sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
RO1ERT D. WToGTNs.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Will promptly attend 10 the duties of his office, and will also execute with neatness and accuracy. Pow CTS of Attorney, Deeds, Bills of Sale, Ste. Ac. oFFIcE--The one recently occupied by Moses Ryan. Esq on Conti-st, directly opposite the May OTIS Office.
 FOR RENT-The Room in the rear fmy o6ies. admirably calculated for an Attorney Of Physician. ian7U
 MILITARY SOIREE. H7E Hl The frs, Soiree will be given at the ARMO- & RY. on W WEDNRsDAT, Janusry 6th Citizens wishing to subscribe can call MY either oflhe following uamed gentlemen, Con- " Lieut. Col. King. Major Walton. Cify Troop -=5+..4 Captain huggins Mir. A. R. Meslier
 State Artillery. Captain Todd Mir. c. W. Boyd Washington Ligh Iatantry. Lieol. Harper Mr- $. B. Howe Mobile Rife Company. #ff.t Captain Crawford Lieut.. Moore
 Subscribers and members 1st Volunteer Regiment, are requested call for their tickets before o'clock Wednesday evening, at No. Al Dauphin street.
 ian7 30u SAM'L M. TODD. Treasurer.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

ID RUCKWHEAT-Just received in and t bbls, hJ in store and for sale by Nj. ROBINSON,
 janS corner Dauphn and St. Emanuel sts. sl UTTER AND CHEESE-Goshen Butter and } Cheese, landing from bark Vernon, for sale by jan8 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

SAIL DUCK, &c-50O piecle,, consisting of S Cotton Duck, various numbers, Cotton Ravens United States Pilot Duck. Methuen
 Tarpaulin Cloth, three and six feet wide
 Hammock Cloth, Russia Duck, heavy and light Grain and Meal Bags, cotton cloths, val ious sig es, Sail Twine, etc. In store and for sale by ans Ai E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

DIAPER WAREHOUSE-A Paper Warehouse. II where Merchants and Printers of middle and south Alabama can at all times, summer and winter find writing, printing and enveloping Papers of eve " tIescript has long been desderaium in tae commercial operations of Mobile. The subscribee has made such arrangements with paper manufaciu- rers and others as will enable him 10 keep up fsh supply of all qualities of Letter, Cap and Enveloping Papers, and all sizes of good Printing Popers, and he Aaters himself that his prices will prove low 10 give universal satisfaction. His stock is now large to which the attention of purchasers is rec. pectfuIy invited .sg f4a8
 Writing and Printing Inks, s,,QuIlls and Steel Peas, are also offered extremely low at wholesale Terms uniformly cash. Iran4 s0I Ell. BROOKS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

A LLSPICE-Pepper, Cloves. Cinnamon, Mace, n Nutmegs, Black and Red Pepper, Mustard and Ginger, for sale by ias sd is I'lr
 jan8 Ii. GATES, Druggist, 136 Dauphin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

u NOTICE-All those who contributed towards the erection of the Methodist Church. r are interested In it's prosperity, are requested 10 attend meeting be held in said Church, This Evening, al o'clock jan7
 pARCADE REsTAURAT-A fine large GREEN TURTLE will he served up this Establishment today at half past o'clock Families can he supplied with Soup or Steaks on application ns above. jan6K
 1rA Lighter from the ship ONTARIO from Boston Is discharging this morning Cont street wharf Con- signees will please attend the receipt of their goods
 jhn6 ]. H. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

NRENCH MERlNOES and Rombasines 1 Black and blue black French Merinoes
 Drab, fswn crimson, blue and green do ,
 Black and blue black Bomba zines. Received by jan7 ,5.t s... DANIELS BRADY .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

pCWINA, Glass, Earthenxvare and Cut. LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-The subscriber i now receiving extensive of the above sri cles, which he offers at the lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERSO ', Importer. .34 Wafer at.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

EULToN MARKET BEEF and FORK " 10 half bbls Fulton Market Beef l' tI
 10 quarter bbls do do do u aN..
 10 half bbs Pig Pork. Landing from brig Ac. ton and for sale by
 jan7 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

LNASTERNP NPRODUCE-Jusl landed and for saIo lL20 whole and 40 half bbls No. l family Mackerei 50 qr and 50 eighth
 10 whole and lH half |" "2 25 qr and 30 eighth
 l5 whole and 20 half " [" Df IS bbls Boston N E Rum. 10 do do Brandy
 g do American Gun, 100 do white Onions 100 do Chenango Potatoes, 100 do white do i 85 do red do, 100 boxes scaled fIerrings PTS bales Portland Hay, 125 boxes Soap
 100 hoxes Sperm Candles. 70 do Tallow do 100 do prime Goldfish, 70 bbs Dried Apples Also-lb5 sacks Coffee, will be sold low. jan6 J. II. RIVERS & CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
A Dialogue.

Which actually occurred The day Of the reception
Of President PoDk's nomihatfon; at indianapolis.
Nj. Well, what do you think of the nomination
C. Just think it could not be bettered under the
circumstances.
NJ And think it id foolish one and you
and your BROTHER have been id foolish enough to
bring it about by the course you have pursued your
paper.
c. And how you help yourself! II is made
and every Democrat should susain it, and it is bound
to succeed whatever dsmagogues may do say to the
contrary.
NJ. Succeed Who in HI knows Polk 1t will
beat US in Indiana $4,000 votes
After little conversation the parties sepata-
ted. At the eleventh hourj when victory's shouts
were almost heard, all at ohce, NJ. charged his mind,
perhaps; for it is yet doubtful. No had the
enemy surrendered, and while the groans of the
discounted foe still reverberated through the land,
Nj. and his whole family were applicants for Office
This subject will form interesting feature the
Z" political mysteries" when developed with names,
times places, and witnesses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
TO our BROKER Editors.

It is intmated that attempt will be made to in
ure us by asserting that the reduction in price of
paper is intended to interfere with our local
tempcraries We have only say, once for ALL that
no such object exists Thus this intended Islander is
met and crushed.
We will take this occasion to say that no political
paper published the capital, either wing or
democratic, has ever had such subscription list as
would warrant the expense of publishing such one
would be either acceptable to the local press or to
the of either party. 70 remedy this defect as
far humble means and abilities would permit,
we have drawn on the earnings of years Of toil-we
have appropriated nearly every cent Of other profits
we have paid our employees without taking them 70
the card table to win their earnings back-to enable
poraries and the party generally. How far we have
succeeded the result must tell.
We can have bat little doubt, that our cotempo-
raries, in fun view Of our position, would have ad-
vised TO the precise course have adopted But we
have other and stronger An attempt long med
tsted and now about TO be eonsummated is to be made
to break down the Sentinel. Finding after repeated
solicitations, that we were not made Of wax, to be
moulded at pleasure by designing political knaves
that cared for Democratic principles and the
rights OF the people, than for boosting them INTO pow
er that we preferred the peoples choice in contra
distinction to that of intrguer of the parlor political
school I'VE received from them hatfet instead of
help in fighting the common enemy. But these mat.
tiers are to be fully and infinitely detailed and
our desire is that Office holding and money power
Is to be brought into requsiton scatter broadcast
among the people all sorts Of sctions we may be en-
abed to be heard by those who are finally to be our
judges