Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24
From inc Now-York Herald, Jan. la.

Ter, Capt. Britton from Liverpool, and Iowa, Capt. Lines, from havre.
 Our ad,ces from England are to the 6tl ut and from Havre to the 9lh.
 The news brought by these packets is not of much consequence.
 The overland mail from India had arrived. It's accounts from China only day two later than those brought by Mir. Cushi"g
 A Madrid journal states that the Academy of Hs- toIF oi that city has efaced Mir. Tunbu from the list oi ills corresponding members account of his conduct al the Havana.
 Parliament Is announced open on the 5th of Feb ruars Punch asks of Sr Robert favor, to put il off To the 29ih.
 | The marriage of the Duke d'Aumae with his cousin, the Princess Marie Carolina of Salerno, daughter of the Prince of Salerno uncle of the King of Naples, and brother of lhf Queen of the French, | took place at Naples the 2jlh of November. | project was on foot 10 establish line of Rail way between Calais and Marsees The Company was composed of the leading bankers of Paris. M. M. Rothsehild has just acquired further pro- perty in Si'esia, of which lhe amounts to nearly three millions of iranrs. The French court had gone into six days mourning for the death of the Princess Sophia Matilda. oc England. The treaty of commerce. between France and Sar- dinla, of 2lsi August, suspended and the tariff of duty and navigation, which had been modified by II, were re enforced with the utmost sigor. There is nothing from Ireland. All is quiet there l Spain To be in the last agonies of national | existence. Unheard of barbares are committed by order of the government.
 | An order in English Council has heen issued fpr the admission oi sugar from Venezuela. upon the ap pcation of that Government, at the duty nnined in the ac, q l4s the cwt- and per cent on iie lale of duty.
 | The packet ship Dorchester, of Boston, has been totally lost at sea. The D. of Boston, Capt. Cald well, left Liverpool the 18th November for Bos- lon, with full cargo of goods and 2e Gassengersl a ship's company cOnsIsting'oT IS men. | Oakley and Leavitt have arrived from ihe United States, aS representatives nj parties in America in tc,es,ed in he completion of the Illinois Cana.- | The Amerieau bundh lders have subscribed their quota of the funds reqlsiie In complete thus impnr- tant work, and have deputed the gentlemen above named 10 ihs country, for ihe purpose of entering into negotiation to inIlncp the British holders of he Illinois Canal bonds enter into similar subscrip- l Iions. lt IS only by completion oi he lme of the canal that tho bondhoders have prospect of obiain- | ing remuneration for the capital already embarked ln this concern. The Governor of the State of Hi nos entettalns sound views on the subject Of State indebtedness, and the necessity of raising the means 10 pay the interest by increased taxaion.-I London Chronicle. ! ComM.RcIAL ACTIyITY.-The accounts from the manufacturing districts indicate seeree of ti,i,y, enterprise and profit beyond any former ex- ac'ple; these accounts indeed favotab e as To be even alarming to all who look the future. In some places mill owners calculate upon realizing gam oi 30 per cent. upon their capual within ihc year; m others, fortunes of SO 000 70, 900 and lOO,OOO have beeeD already realized, while inills are rising in all directions, facts 10 winch ihe Pro- periy tax Commissioners must be duly attentive - | (London Standard
 A letter from Cadiz in the Debais, states that the contraband trade in Spain is carried 10 ch ex- tent, owing To the facilities afforded to snug gqers ut Gibraltar and the conniyance of the Custom house officers on the Spanish Coasi that lhe hope of being able to check il Is almost a, an end.
 SPAIN.-Twenty eight persons suspected cfr,yo- lui ionary designs, had been arrested on the 2S
 Nov. at Barcelona.
 report was current at Gibraler th It the Empa TOT oi Morocco would not adhere to the treaty win
 Srain relative to the limits o Ceua-that the Span.
 sh Consul had protested and appealed to ,he Englis
 Consul General whose influence is said 10 be great between the TWO powers.
 We have received the Madrid papers of the 26h
 They confirm he accounts of the uirocions execut'or of Penito Zurbano and his uncle at Logrono, along with their two servants. Ii appears, however, that the nd me ot the brOller-in law of General Zrbano wiio was shot, is not Cayo Muro but Juan Marin.z Cayo Mur0 Is stIll at large, and supposed be with Zurbano There are forty six more of the in sorgents m the prisons of Logrono, and ihe orders of the Government are that they should all be shot
 The Clmor PubIico of Madrid says, that order, have actually been sent 10 Cadiz to shoot Genera Aiaoz, one of the ablest. and ihe time, peaceabe men in Spain, who has been denounced b, two soldiers, m the hope Una, their may be do Ncu as tnOSe of the uennuncer tIen-
 eral Prim. Several other general officers have been banished from Madrid, for apparently no other of
 fence but that of having served under Espar,ero.
 report was prevalent in Madrid that General Prim . had been rescued by par,y of cayary on his wa,
 to Cadiz.
 ALGIERs.-A correspondent of the Morning Her. ad, under date of Agiers, Nov. 26, sa,s: "Se,era tribes, hitherto friendly, having been worked on b, the emissaries of Abd Nader, are secretly in,r
 gung against France. Al the head of this censpra cy is the Oulad-Al Ben Hanel. In all probabilit, the dsahect'on would have gained ground but for the prompt measures adopted by Gen. Koshe in effect ing most complete razzia. The booty obtained b, nam amounted 10 25,OOO sheep. 400 camels, 3C0 as
 ses, 25O horses and ponies. The Arabs attempted defence. but were driven from all their positions
 leaving l36 prisoners in ihe hands of the French
 Notwithstanding the success of Gen. Koshe, l an afraid that before the end of the winter, the affair. ally expected"
 T A letter from Algers, of the 25,h ultimo. in h, Airlque, states upon the authority of Kabyle ot the circle of Chercht who had arrived from h. west, that Abdel kader had been arrested b, orde oi the Emperor of Morocco and imprisoned for ihre es days al the end of which he was set at berty. afie | having been deprived of all he possessed. This ac count, however, does not seem be entitled much credit.
 l Misunderstanding to an article from Posen, ir ihe bresau Gazette, spirit of revolt of rather ser ors extent has manifested itself in Russian Lilhu aria, on the part uf the peasants, against the nobi | ty who are land owners. | TURKEY.-Fhe accounts received from the Le b'snon describe the country being the prey of civ | war. The mounaineers have laid seige to Jerusa lem, and the governor of the place has ultima cd the foreign consus, that he answer any longer for their safety.
 RUssIA.-We learn by the official returns made | 10 the Russian government of the comnerce of Rus sa m lS43, that the export amounted to S2 565 0O( silver rubes. and the imports to 75,02s, ,399 silver rubles In 1S42 the exports amounted S5 1858 20t l rubles, and the imports to 84 ,593 39l. Ni | CHINA.-The intelligence comes down to the enc of August three days later than that brought by Mir Gushing. s The Governor of Hong Kong, Mir. Davis. was about 10 proceed to the northern ports in order | observe how the Chinese authorities were conduct | ing themselves towards the traders. Fever wa, prevalent All ihe Hong Kong merchants were sum. 'noned into the City of Canton August the l2h when the authorities demanded further pa, ment o s6,0OO, ,0U0, as their portion of the Canton ransom money. The Hongs refused 10 pay, and the genera impression is, that they will be imprisoned. Mean. while. Howqua, SanIua, and some of the more l wealthy oi the Hongs, have left their Hongs. M | Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer. 5 | WAsHINGToN CITY, Jan. IA. 1845. The Baltimore papers of Ie day will tell you all