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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

TUyIIE above named steamboat Can-brake, tackle,
 \ apparel and furniture having been attached and seized by virtue of the above mentioned writs of seizure, which issued from the County Court of Mo- bile-all persons having or pretending to have any right title or interest in the said tackle, apparel or furniture Of the said steamboat Canelrake, here by cited to appear before the County Court of Mobile county on the first Monday of February, lS45, at 10 o'clock, AM, and legally deny the allegations set forth in the said plaintiff g Iibels, abide the order of the said Court in the premises. -.I
 Ian21 AR c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
ID W. ANDREWS $ co. 8 s, Mioh~el-.,res'


 ID w. ANDREWS & CO, 8 St Michael el-sireet, lks have in store, received per late arrivas, n complete assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry ioods. which are offered to dealers al New-York Pearl-st prices, among which are-- wI H ttt't feft Lowell, Petersburg and Paiapsco osnaburgs
 Lowell Lifseys and Kerseys iaial fssi iTet q Brown and bieacbpd shirlings and sheeiings i Blankets, 8-4 and 9-4 Duifil, Whitney and Mac'naw Fknnels, white. red, yellow ani fine Welch 4. French, English and Amer isan Prints .a H Rich printed Cashmeres and Mousene Dei.aines Aluacca Lust es. Iris Clnths and Merinoes , Suuer black French BpmIaxines il ,..,s, !. si s . Black and culored Silks, for Lades' dresses m Ladies' Silk and Cotton Hosiery. and half Hose lI L.dies' and Gents super black, white and colored Clu,hs. Cassi,neres and Vestings tKid Gloves Iacss, Edsings, lnsertngs, &c. JanSI < IRON, IRONu IRON!!!--The subscriber hay l ine been appointed Agent for he sale of the cele brated American Jumaia Iron, will keep constantly on hand complete assortnIen, which he VIII sell at the following low rates for cash; n. Round s"a square, 7-s inch and be'ow' 4tc per 'o AAn above 7-S,h, 4 cents per lb e Flat 5-s, 3-l, 7-8. l, l.Sand l l.4 by i-o' Sio
 and IA inch, t3c per lb All other sjzes of Flat Iron, cents per ID sfsod This Iron has been well tested and is D announced by co,npeiem judses to be equal if not superior to Swedes Iron.. The attention of country dealers 's jan27 w. IF, ,BLAcKLER, 6 wa,er-s.ses. :. "tNE--24 boxes old Madeira Wine, N. q. M | w q AS.&J ]. Oliveira q Co.,, for sale by aa
 jan2T GARDNER & SAGER, St Michselst 2 NHEEsE-25O boxes Northern and Western j.ns1 MARSHALL, ROWE & co. AIL-20 bbIs bjeached Fall Sperm, landing anf O E,r sale by VI s'F JOHN PHILLIPS,
 rnsT c.r,.er caMli and Water-s'ree.s SIyOBACCO-s50 boxes various brHnds, in stors \ tsessriys. for sale'hy .,s,s s,n,ss 22 22 S,,ooA jaa27 ob ssat esAs, SANDS . ",
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

t.. SHEkIFF'S NOTICE. alas fl Joseph U. Chamberlain Hathaway Sr Green
 vs writ of seizure vs writ of seizure The tackle, apparel and The steamboat Cane furniture of the steam brake, her tackle, apparel boat Capebrake. and furniture, &c. Wm. E. Alcom, ct al Andrew Smith, ct al
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

QUESTIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.-lust N ,sceiyed few cases Beaver. Nutrm, Moieskin and Cassimere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish, New-Yo sAs V ''naaiae- e,.
 Also-Gentlemen's, youih's and ipfsni's Velvet and Cloth Caps. tot sale by .a ias ssf'
 jaul4 .,4 HENRY SMITH, IA pauphin'st. :.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
sHERIFF's NOTICE:

-I | SHEKIFF'S NOTICE.
 COMMITTED lo the Jail of Mobile county, on NJ the Esd January, l8i5, by Josiah Wilkins, Esq, Just,ce of the Peace, runaway slave called TOM, black, aged sbout 22 years, feet Tor inci- es high, has a smali the Jeff eye and says he belpnes to Levi Martin, 'Sr, of Perry county, Ala. The owaer is requested to come Onward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, oiherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided e. pay jail tees
 jan25 4slf c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C. nORTER-40 casks xxx. in ptpts l 10 casks xxx, a superior article ia quarts
 50 casks best October Ale in quarts For sale at low prices by s.ij 1d fsin2
 jan22 f MARSHALL, ROWE | co. ''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
sUgnnRTa.

a... EXPORTS. " oALvEsTON-Per schr Btace-7i.oo0 feet lumber,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

AzA FOR SALE-The two story frame Dwell
 ing, situated the north side of SI. Francis. between St. Joachim and Conception streets, now occupied by Dr. Mott. This house is in good repair and the lot 73 feet front by 100 feet deep. For terms, apply to ..---a. ..a. h
 janll 36ti THOS S. KING, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

w 100 kegs No White Lead, bbls Putty
 ii 100 boxes Window Glass, 10 by l2 ilr psi 50 do do do 8 by 10 b, lstt 50 kegs extra White Lead. For sale bs
 ian23 BARRON, MEAD & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

A DvANCEs ON CoTTON-Liberal advances "A on Cotton made by ......-
 jan23 E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
PUBLIC SALES.
recession of N. GIrod.

succession of V. Cffrod.
 k1 tlRi Dk Ot an order of lhe Honorable Court A ol ProbdteF, in and for the city and parish of New Orleans. dated 27th Decembet, 1844 will be sold on the 24ih FEBRUARY, 1s45, and the days following, by ihe Hon Alexander CuviIlier judge of me parish oI Assumption. oIlicio aUctioneer "r The Sd aIish, upon fhe plntafIon Of the late N. GirCd sI on BiNou Laromele. I.ntilslana, at 10 o'clock Ah', ti'e follow ing proTefiS;
 ]. The SUGAR fLANTATIoN the Jeff side of the Bay l.alnurcte parish of Assumption, about leagues iroin lhe Mississippi. measuring 32 arpents iD front on the bayou, bv 80 m depti nore or ess) with n dwelling house, sugar house, pufgery, wagon houses. rIab g, steam etieIne, mil, hospital, corn nII negro huts, etc., together wh all the provemenis thereon, h0nnded side by simon Leblanc and on le other by Benjamin N inchesier and unnn the said land e-des the snlble of Ihe last year, cane for large plantation has been served.
 7. TRACT oFL LARD opposite the sugar panta- loH, on the right bank of the bayou, measuring about 3O arpenis tmore ess) by forty in depth, bounded on one side by Oliver Cancene and the other by property belonging to Messrs. Mlllrs & Hopkins About 400 arpens of this and have deen cleared.- Wili iIk"wIse be sold such right as N. GiTod ae- qnired from le United States to inc double conces- sion oi said land-Ihe right sold, however, with out warranty.
 3. A TRACT OF LAND upon the left bank of the bayou, at about leagues from the river, containing sX arpents front on the bayou by 40 in depth adjoin ing Ike property of Antoine Vella.
 A. 4 TRACT OF LAND upon the leii bank oi the bayou measul ing three arpens (nore or ess) front on the bayou, by forty in depth, about eight leagues from the river.
 ALSO
 Oxen, cows, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry, carts, farming utensils, carpenters and black smiths tools, household furniture, plate, etc etc.
 -ALsJ- One hundred and twenty-:wo SLAVES, ofboth sex es and of different ages.
 CoSDITioss-The Sugar Pantation-One-ienth cash, and the balance in four equal nstalments, at one, iwo. and four years credit; the Slaves, fifth cash, and the balance at one. l~o and three years credit all the other landed property at one, two, three and four years credit; the whole for notes endorsed 10 the satisfaction of the dative tes tamentary executors; sad notes payable the end of March oi each year, and bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum in case of non-pay- ncnt ai matury-the notes shall be made payable ht the Bank of Loui, jana, with such restrictions snai he a'no"nced ile day of sale; for the ani- nals farming ulensi's and mDveable effects ,one years credit Tor notes endorsed aud payable above sla- led ;anI 2StKmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

.sSM The coppered packet brIg GROWLER, B. &zaZ Ulmer, master, will have despatch For deck freight or passage, apply to
 jan21 Ial J. II. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

FOR BOSTON.
 ENM The fine ship CHARLOTTE. Capt. Pike, ES@xis now loading and wIll sail in A few days For freight or passage, apply 10 . jan23 II. RIVERS co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

lxA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-I'he frame
 :: Dwelling House situated on the west side of St. Joachim, between Si. Louis and S. Michael streets. having front of hrtyone feet more or less. by no feet ep.
 Also-The frame Dwelling House, situated on the west side of lack son, next north from the of St. Michael street, having front of 30 feet by 55 feet deep with alley the north side of 20 feet front by ll0 feet deep. For rms, &c apply at the office of the Firemen's Insurance Company.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

A DVANCES made on consignments of Cotton to "A my trends n Boston.
 ianla W. H. BLACKLER, 6 Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

MI ESTERN PRODUCE . w 25O bbls aectfed Whiskey
 200 bbis Flour, 30 hhds prime Sugar
 800 bags Corn, in store and for sale by
 jan23 alu' MARSHALL, ROWE & co. nAINTS, OiI Glass, Brushes, Gold and Silver I Leaf Bronze, Artists Brushes, &c. &c, at s ian2I ls7 a2'If FOODS, 47 Dauphin st 6 ALT--Tne cargo of the Rasalana from Liyer-, 0 'pool for sale in the bay by s..si. ss jan2l JAMES REID & CO, 20 St M,chael-st ( (tUtFEE--40 bags Green Havana, landing from N brig Clloclaw and for sale by s" ian2l e.aBr c. WESTFE'DT & BRO. 0nn BOXES New Bedford Sperm Candle., 70 OOO casks Pench Orchard Coal, for sale by " jsp23 HUNTINGTON CLEVELAND.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

IVY ANTED TO HIRE-A colored Woman as w house servant, who can come well recommend. ed Apply al the north east corner of Monroe and Jack son streets, or at No 42 St Michael-street.
 ianll 38 .-..-,.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28
E0R NEW.YORK

FUK NEW -FUKk. -SEA The packet bark VERNON. Capt Ellery, MaSE having most of her cotton on board will nave despatch for the abpye port. For freight of l60 bales cotton apply 10 .l,.... .-
 Ian2l jNO. c RYAN, IS St Michael-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

FOR NETWORK. .SM The packet brig SARAH BROWN, J. MEX M. Norton master, will have despatch for the above port. For freight apply to jan2l JNO. c. RYAN, St. Nj IchaeI-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

\ IBERAL Advances made upon consignments of A Cotton to Providence, R. l. by g.l
 jan9 E. M SAGER, St Michael-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

T HERBAL Advances will be made upon consgn- 1I ments of Cotton to my Ii tends in Philabel pha and L,yerpoo. EDMOND M. SAGER,
 ;anp . St Michael.st,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

A DVANCES-LIberai advances made ship "A ments uf Cotton to New-Orleans by
 ,anl3 Ht F. W. Mccoy & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

CTOCK--30 Shares Mobile Insurance Company - Stock. for sale by .
 jan20 n. E. 0. CENTER & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-28

Oxen, cows, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry, carts, farming utensils, carpenters and backsmths' tools, household furniture, plate, etc etc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

The movement of the North River Bank, in every de.
partmen has increased since February also that Of the
Greenwich Bank in every department. but in discounts
Contrary to the expectations of all directly interested in
the operations of the banking institutions of this city,
there has been great increase in the aggregate move.
ment OF the city banks for the quarter ending May lst
is45. An increase in specie anticipated but it was
supposed that the contraction that has been going on for
the pastew weekswould reduce the OF loans be.
low that of February last
Inc deposits to the credit of the Secretary of the
treasury in the government banks the 2sth of April
1885, about million of dollars larger than on the
2ath OF March, 1885, but S5242 797 less than on the oath
OF November last We annex the official statement Of
the Treasurer for each PERIOD showing the amount at
his credit in the various banks holding public deposits
and in the mint -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

alarm that would do great deal Of harm. The stock
market is already unfayorably affected by the public
feeling in relation to this thing and must continue until
these questions settled. Government and State
stocks have for the past month been gradually but stead
ly declining.
We annex comparative table, showing the closing
prices for stocks for the week ending the 26h uIt and
prices for each day of the week just closed Quotations
current at the close ofthc market yesterday in many
instances several per cent below those ruling at the
end Of the previous week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10
Farmers Ciub-yechanics' Institute.
TUESDAY, May 6.

TUESDAY, May d.
SuBIrcTPresoration of Animai Food
The subject announced for discussion upon this
occasion, attracted more than usual assembage of
all interested in the important issue. from the butch
er to the farmer and from the thrifty housekeeper
q the government contractor. The first hour was,
as usual, devoted to subjects Of miscellaneous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10
ATOMS FoR THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE NEw YoRK

Acomparison ofprices current yesterday, and tho
Goth ult shows decline in Long Island Of Ii per cent
Mohawk 1t; Harlem, 81 Canton, ~; Farmers Loan, 4
Norwich and Worcester Il Ohio 6s /; Pennsy lvana 3d.
III stonington, III Vicksburg, q Morris Canal, The
only stock in the list that has improved any time within
the week, is the Reading Railroad.
The May returns Of the city banks, far officially
made public, show increase in all tho departments.
We annex the reports Of thirteen banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

THE BALTIMORE Postmaster few days ago
our Baltimore correspondent made some remarks
about the new Postmaster Of that city, stating that
ne was wing. We have every reason 70 believe
that this is an error. Mr. Buchanan, according TO
the best information we have, has been distinguish
ed as a democrat for many years, and is deseredly
esteemed for his excellent character in public and
private life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

.TNsccrctary b. S,LluAN, Jr, addressed the Society
q tcnains of the cedar and cypress forests found in
c vial deposits ttycts OF ,ississppiand conciu-
.l W a notion tnat Professor Carpenter OF Missssip-
y stpi no ted TO report to the Society, at its
,eNFc,on, o. the alluvia deposits Of Mississippi In
(ehtd Adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

Saturday, May 3.

onturu0y, Way 80 II M.
Inc STOCK market steadily declining Stonngton fell
on u per cent; Norwich and Worcester /; Harlem !;
Canton /; Penn. SIS, 7; Ohio 6s Il vicksburg /; Long
Island Morris Canal, and Farmers Loan closed firm at
Yesterdays prices The sales limited and the e
aency OF prices is downwards Where they will stop it
is impossible to tell.
returns OF the City Banks for the quarter ending
May ist' ls45, show an increased movement in nearly
every department SO far able to judge from
the statements received the increase in for the
quarter Will not vary much from five millions of dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

The discounts and deposits since January ls4a have
increased very large per cent In about years. the
loans from to $685. increase
sla6a54l5 and the deposits from SIS SAL to S23
76s increase Of Ss33 227 The movement in Febru-
airy little less than in the November previous but
reports for May far as officially received look as
though the aggregate movement for the quarter jus
closed had been larger than in November last The bust
of banking in this city appears be steadily in
creasing and the accumulation of capital in this place in
the shape Of deposits shows that this city rapidly in
crcasing its financial power, and eventually have
the control Of the principal financial operations Of the
country. While the banks of this city are extending
their business the provincial banks have maintained az
very uniform movement rather leaning towards reduc.
ton than otherwise We the latest returns for the
banks of several States showing the movement at differ
emf nerinds:-
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8,437,5l3 6,58l a65 I.676 .2G2 2 3sa 8


1t will be seen by this, that, in the six government
banks OF these three cities there has BEEN within the
past month"; an increase of deposits amounting to s677
2o1. This increase is in the old deposit banks The
North River Bank has been added to the deposit banks of
this city and had, according the latest report $685.
sss on hand making the aggregate increase in the depo-
SITS OF the banks Of these three Cities from March oath to
April 2sth, s96o96 The deposits the credit of the
Secretary of the Treasury in the government banks
nave increased in the face Of decrease in the revenue
and an excess of expenditures over receipts for the
quarter ending March 3lst Of So Oe7 o. We annex
statement OF the receipts and expenditures of the
Treasury for the quarter ending March 3lst 1885, It
VIII be seen that the payment of the loans Of 1911 and
1913, are included in the expenditures which is one
cause Oh their being SO large deductng these amounts
and the receipts for the quarter would leave small
balance after paying the usual expenses of the gov
eminent.
RECEIPTS AND EIPENpITuREs-UNIrEp STATES TRr.suny
hscetpts.-From Customs. ............ S6375575
,,. AS $50
Miscellaneous sources, .. % 600
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= 6,ssl lot
Expenditures Civil List, Miscellaneous. and
Foreign Intercourse, ....... 81. 7OS aOJ
On account OF army, 81, l3l $40 Sc
indian department, 81, $50 OF
Fortihcations, s6,iI2 so
fensiohs. l,lO6, 1919 10
--s2,647, s6s
Int rest on the public debt. ss'oSs
Reimbursement Ofthe loan OfIs4i a,sIs'sss
Do. do. 1913, 100000
Reimbursement and interest ofTrea-
sury notes.. ................ stl,Ots
~, l26 20I
Excess of expenditures, ............ s5,ai5,oo7
or the expenditures for the quarter Ss4l 0is was for
the redemption ard interest Of Treasury notes. The fol-
lowing table shows the amount of outstanding Treasury
notes on the LIST inst. compared with former periods -:
Treasury NorEs OUrsTASpiae.
Amount of the several issues out.
standing, Feb. I, 1875. ...... Si,56 ,068 OF
stand, standins, March / lsi5..:: i2n77s % sls,ass IS
AMOUNT %1 ou.sdn ,s May s5 ssss, Is ss 90 SO
The total amount ofTreasury notes issued under the dir
fcrent acts s4,l65225 Amount outstanding the LIST
inst 1929 35l The balance s32l s7i have been redeem
ell since Jan. LIST, 1919.
Sunday, May 40 II. NJ.
The stock market is in very strange position, and
see no prospect OF immediate change The condition
of our foreign relations is considered OF very little i'm
porancc by the organs of some Of the speculative eque
but the great of those engaged in commercial ope
ratons look upon the position of affairs with Great
Britain and Mexico with much doubt and many misgiv-
ngs There doubt but that the existing state OF
commercial matters generally, is principally caused by
agitation OF the Oregon question and the progress OF
nation. II is possible difficulties may grow out of
these things full alarming anticipated and the first
made TO disturb the peace OF the western world
viii without doubt be made by the Mexican government
The probability OF any rupture with Great Britain upon
The Oregon question has been very slight but the
possibility weak has been heretofore, has been
still further reduced by the advices from Washington.
This and all other direct difficulties may have with
Great Britain will without doubt, be amcably arranged
by negotiation mediation but the government of Mcx
co is a very different power to deal with. govern
ncnt the resources ofwhch to carry a are limit
ed and its strength almost conemptblc would be little
iisno scd to declare against powerful nation,
css influenced by agent having vast interest al
take in promoting hostites. 1t cannot be for mo-
ucat doubted but that commercial marine have
very thing fear from the deptedatons Of the MeN
ans before government may hc officially apprised oil
| aeir movements. The session ofcongrcss boutbcig
cla nTeSaS in relation to annoNaonwil settle TIE qnes
ION and decide at once whether are to nave war o'
lot II ia stated that some Of Marine insurance
onpanies have inserted the war clause In their new
policies but we learn that il is not SO such movement
would at this time be very injudIeious and create al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

The increase in the discounts these thirteen banks
is little than fifteen hundred thousand dollars
while the increase in deposits have been nearly twenty
eight hundred thousand dollars. morning paper has
in attempting to give comparative statement Of all but
two of the city banks for February and May, been
compelled, and to swell the list-for the want of
official returns-to make the February and May
reports for several banks precisely alike. It =
impossible to give correct statement in this way,
and the result will be much different from that reported
by the publication referred to. We have given above
the official reports of the largest banks in the city, which
only show increase in discounts of ST 66l and we
infer from this that the reports of the remaining eleven
being mostly the smaller banks, will not more than
double this increase Even this increase is much great
than anticipated and satisfies that the banks of this
city have determined upon gradual expansion in all
departments We annex table showing the movements
Of the banks Of this city since January, 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

| I~'5OI,'UI b,fb,4UZ 7,I2i,W4
The deposits in the banks Of the principal cities have
since March oath, increased will be by the fol-
lowing comparative statement Of deposits in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia =
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS BANKS OF BosroN New
York Ann Ppu AnrY pu,. Do''o"' Avn"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

These tables show the banking operations of each State
and District at the date of the latest returns compared
with previous ones, to exhibit the movement for
the season in each year, possible. The
banks of Ohio, South Carolina and Louisiana vary but
trhe in their movements from month to another.
The reports Of the Bank of Missouri and Branches OF
Virginia and branches of New Jersey and Of Massacha
sets not made sufficiently often to allow us to judge
Of the influence oany political question upon the move
ments The banks of this city expand and contract their
operations very suddenly and largely whenever occa
sion requires. They do not submit TO any gradual
change, for the purpose Of conforming to the cir.
cumstanccs Of the times. From January TO August.
lsi3. the banks Of this city increased their loans
from s2qb7qOss to S36,532,ls, increase of So
asa o,7 Since 1913, there has ebeen no decrease
from one quarter to another in the business OF
civ banks but the contrary steady increase in dis
commits and deposits II TO be the policy Of the
bankers OF this city make II much the focus OF al
financial operations as il is OF commercial and control
ling power must eventually emanee from this point thss
viii regulate all the banking business OF the country
oporaof in every section Of the states wishing TO en-
cage in any speculation concentrate their funds IN this
y a. the benefits and facilities offs doing are reazsa
point the operators may require the use OF ex
'hangcs,
The increase in the deposits of our city banks and lie
rccent symptoms OF speculative movement in some Of
our staples arc sufficient to induce us to think that there