Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-13

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 The New-York euar date. ,f Won ay, 5th, rece,ve' by yesterday ma hut no papersonr laits date Is tht Herald of Sunday 4th The paper mail from o'hr cities only parisly through.
 The Hibernia had been reported al Boston on tht 4tA although full l5 days onl, longer time than supposed il would lnken her 10 make the passage She has probably diverted from the usual track b ice, and we confidently expect heur by to-day $ of her arrival.
 AUGUSTA, May s-Cottnn-Since our last review the market the inquiry has been good though the saet were limited on account af the small quantity Oierng The sellers keeping back for the steamers advces The l9th of April, diy expected, and speculaors w not operate 10 any great extent nness at reduction from the prices current week Vgo. The principal sales effected for the st few days made ni prices rang ihg rom 5t lo 5a, averaging 5ie. We will quote eN- reines Al to 54c choice lots in square bags might bring shdte higher than our last figure The receipts con- tnue 10 be light Our river is low owing o the extra rinn " drought experienced for seven or eight week past, which renders shipments Savannah more tediu and less prompt thaa have had them hereIo"rr, aw which consequently influences in some degree the de- mdnd and price of cotton
 TIE WEATHER, &c-The drought continued in Geor gin ,sl accounts, and serious injury anticipated in consequence the young crops. Much of he seed planted March ill remained in the ground with the possibility Of vegetation until rain, and the plrn which were up presented wlhsred, dwarnsh appear 
 In South Carolina the drought has also heen comp lain ed of At Charleston, lhe Mercury of the 5th says
 We had fine rain yesterday morning, after drought of months. AhhnuFh insufficient for the wants Of he earth. it will do uch good to the uert crops, and what is o scarcely import, II will give us in the ely something 10 drink. Things hHd come to very sore pass, both with The animal and vegetable king dUm.
 FRoM JMAIcA-D Dates to the 25th April have been re. ceived from Kingston by arrival at Charleston
 Immigrants continued arrive slowly Trinidad and the other British colonies. The aggregate or arrival in the Tnonih of March, l23 men aud women. and 2l children. The first Cooe ship daily expected from India-and The planters the tip toe ot exprcn t,sn ls arrival, complaints loud of the un steady and incontnunus character of the native ahor
 The Ministerial proposition with regard the sugar duties had been received with every sentiment joy and gratitude, and the coonsts were looking forward 10 brighter jays.
 The weather in Grenada is reported highly saiisfac Iory. The Island has just been blessed with delightful rains which were less welcome the young canes suffering from droughI-than the inhabitants gem orally.
 The Coffee crop in ihs Parish of s George clam twas almost entire tai lure.
 The weather had been remarkably fine in Trinidad du ring the preceding month, and highly favorable sugar making. Produce shipped from list Jan. slst March 4756 hhla 39l lierces 92i bbs Sugar; 2Oss puns 80 Moasses puns Rum; 723 lbs Cocoa; and 23 l64 lbs Coffee
 MoNEy-In all mercantile communities the 4lh cr the month, especially during the business season. is heavy day in monetary matters. We il stated that the payments into the banks of Baltimore the 4th inst amounted 10 million of dollars. As an evil denee of the sound condition of the merchants in that c- ty the Patriot says-havlng had occasion visit h of lhe banks learned that there would he few protests, and these conhaed almost exclusively to Amal c, eclirn notes."
 Al New-York, the money market was decidedly easier the Sd inst, according the Commercial Advertiser which remarks:
 The temporary pressure occasioned by the of the banks in anticipation of their quarterly state as decIediy easier We understand that the return. will show very considerable increase in the o specie hand. This doubtless owing receipts interior of the country, several points specie has been the most profitable remittance which could be made 10 us the course o our foreign trade dur te last quarter has been take specie the vaults of the banks rather than otherwise.
 sTEAMBoATs-Ths carrying season our rivers hay. ing closed far the larger class boats td several of them have wthdrswn, and either iC up have proceeded round to the Western rivers The Montgomery. Tuscaioosa, Marengo Carolina Chariot Red Rover, &c. Jeff nearly month age and the tw f-t named running the Mississippi Last weel the liza and New Era took their departure for th West, and on Monday the New World leaves to Ihe same destination. The Sam Dale aHd Dallas are ly ins up near CHhawba.
 The remaining boats now plying contemplating. w believe, running ns long ,hs water will permit. Or the Alabama there is the Lowndes, Admiral and Aaba ma. On the Warrior, the Bourbon and Noxubee. Or the Bigbee, the Minerva, Belle Poue Native, Marquette and LaIla Rookh.
 The total number Of steamboats in the cotton trad 10 this port during the past has been 45. Tn number lost, 8,
 The following exhibits ihe business of eleven Of tn principal boats. The Tuscaloosa did not get round un md nf Janua