Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-28

for amehcrsti1e tho condition ol ihe working ciRssss tn seNeTal paf,e o s CnHntry great distress s felt by that por,ira oi lhe community. Another commits sion has been appnued for ioquifns into the nature and causes of the ioAlndy nfpoiatoes, and Of the nlears uf preventing lts recurrence
 IL s said thd the po nlo crop hds not suffered SO much represented.
 In Holland where the potatoes have failed, mea Q sures have been taken hy the government for admit ling articles af necessity (polatoes, wheat, barley, Sc.) at very low raie Of duty
 SwIrsERLAsp.--1he Government of Berne hsv- tns obtained vnie of confidence from The Grand Council the radical or revolutionary party niuc, discouraged The moral effect of ihe vote will be area Berne being al the head oi what are called the Iihera cantnns nf switzerland, and as Berne has solved ihstto nv shall besmalnained and carried cut strictly the other will np doubt, resolve he same hing so that brief period oi repose may be secret club. called Young Gerinany, has lately been dr, gged To light lt IS numerpus, and posses ses exeasva ramifcatinns. It prntesses the most violent doctrines the division of pronertv, the right of a.slssnating Kings, the encouragement of revou- tinns, sc.
 The potato crop has been much injured by the preva enf maadv
 Comnan,es have been Gnrmed for the establish mant of some linr- ni railway.
 DrNMARK- K-The States General of Iceland have iop cd petition tn the King of Denmark, pr yinS that all countries may be permitted to trad" with | Iceland, instead of, at present. only few mer- chants of Denmark There is no doubt ihe petition will he complied with. The Danes detesl inc Swedes with an intensity SD great that they will not admit that they are men Not lo"g since, Danish iourl nal. in announcing a shipwrecL, said: "Five ind'- sidual- perished; bu, happily there were only two men-t the oiher three were Swedes
 RussIA-The Russian armv in retiring within it's lines had 10 art invariably on the defensive a. gainst the nonntainpers oi thucaFus I he latter |. ...r f J,,ll ,pHn n,oI them from btlind barriers in a dreadful manner The Russians were at length forced 10 assemble themselves in body, and await the arrival o success They have suffered most severely Their checks for such it is, has great modification to Nicho- las-Fearing thai Europe will enierana an ndifler- cnt opinion of his armies, from their inabili v tO crush their gallant foes he is resolved. nexi spring to send oui an immense tOrce To burn, slaughter and destroy in all directions.
 | In Poland the usual servertes are pract'ced to- wards the people. In his zeal to convert the Caiho- lies to the Greek Church. the Emperor. his suh- | ordinates. (it is ihe same thing,) goes somewhat 1 too far. Only lately number of pnor nuns were marched on fool, in cruel weather. immense distan- crs-wrre cruelty foeged--anh some ol ihem actual
 y had ;herr eyes pucked because they would not | abandon therreQo
 | OVERLAND MAIL FROM INDIA AND CHINA.-- The exraordnarv express in anticipation oi the in- dian Mail 10 the 29h of August, had arrived l There is no longer any doubt to the assembling of an armv on the banks of the Stnitl, m order to enable he present Sekh Government to curb it's li' ccntuus sndiery. The Queen Mother and her bro- | ,her. tlra Wu1zer of Ihe boy King Dunleep Singh are stated 10 be now acting in concert with the Brit.
 sl agents for he purpose of putting down the insn- | ence and reheons spirr of the khals; troops, and the fanatic Akhalees Umhaa is named as the place i of rndt4vous for all the "p0licals, AS Ihe Hon Cnnpau, diplomatic agep,s Hr" occasionally called ! in India The GogerLor-Gcneral, the Conmnnder 1 in Clef f,a iputennnt of lhe north 1 Provinces, Mir. ThomasoR, and Mir. G. R. Clerk whn WIS sai! 10 he on his WAY from England, ar' 10 have conference al Aga, aller which the impur iani movement w,ll he commenced Srirde Was tranquil. and the British rule c"m p!eiely established by ,he gallant General who hat i conquered the c.untry.
 The intelligence from Cehul is of le usual de srriptrous oi inirigoes and plots and rehellions.
 In he interior of India tranquility prevails. Grea | plenty was expected m the noriw west provinces, II | consequence of he abundant isi of rain. In som of the dls.riris pf the Bombay presidency ihe ia l had been scaniy.
 | The Southern Mamnira couairy was tranquil although some draffec'ed chiefs refused 10 pay hei tribute.
 1 The news from China comes down to the 27th Q June. The Government of Hong Kong had publish ed proclamation for the assessment of houses ! iind, Sc, which il mlintaned was calculated
 10 prove injurious To the colony, as tending to pre- vent parties from settling there There is an nie resting discussion going hrward m India relative the Island of Chusan, which now, when the tint for it's restoration 10 the Chinese is approaching, be comes of more value than 10 the British. great unw ngaess is exhibited to restore it, on ih ground that the whole of the provisions of the rea lies with the Chinese has not been compiled will, 1 It was said that the French and Americans GOV etous eyes on this island against which 80 man preudices has existed, winch were found by exper ence tp he uniounded, and that they having eac made adaptations for Island expect 10 get Cbusan
 The island continues still in the hands of the Brl
 ish and very great wish is expressed to retain il It is noI improbable that some negotiations for tn purpose will be commenced ere long. | The trade with the Chinese going forwar favorably, and il ia 10 be hoped that the negot 'tion for the final possession of Chusan will De attende with the best results. It appears thnt the best fee | ings prevail beiwee the inhabitants of Chusan an the British troops stationed ihere. The health ( ihe latter, since they had become acquainted wit the country and the manner of living in il, has beer excellent.