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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-06

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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

In, We narticularlv reinice at the triumph Of the
able and spirited Leake, as We had been alarmed
for hn.
In the Frederick district, BedInger and Lucas,
both democrats are the congressional candidates.
The chances are in favor Of Bedinger, who is lOS
ahead: the heavy countes OF rage anu WI rren TO
hear from We have no data on which to base their
probable vote. Whoever be elected, we shall have
II strung democrat.
In the Norfolk district Atkinson is reelected by
about 35O lie Is SO behind, hui the strong De
mocralic counties OF Isle Il wight sussex and
Surry are vet to come in Two years ago, Mr. A.
was chosen by only votes-a most glorious chanRe,
upon which we congratulate oar worthy friend A.
George G. Drompno IL in The Brunswick, and VIM.
TAYLOR IN the Rockingham dlsli lcis, are elected
without opposition. Their Intelligent constituents
could moi have better representatives.
And now for the only COASTS in the (WhIg) de-
sert''-the Loudoun district. The impression is
that McCarty independent wh'g) mas oea'eh rem
dleton. (whie nominee). P. is 206 ahead-but
Prince William and Rappahannock to come in.
Orthe districts to hear from. the Halifax, Mon
roe Washington and Ohio districts are certainly,
and the Kanawha district probably, Tor us. SO,
We shall have for Congress, democrats Ia, wing l!
For the Legislature we hive done nobly. The
gallant Sloan is most probably ret leeted to lie
/ SENATE. IN spite OF the Mcdonald fraudulent votes
| He received 200 majority in Hampshire, whi'e Or
rick, W, received 20 maj in Morgan and 70 in
| Berkeley.
We have time only 10 give our gains and losses
reserving comments till Tomorrow.
Democratic gains.-Accomack % buckingham
q, Caroline, Elizabeth 1y and Warwick. Fair
/ fax Gloucester, Hanover, Matthews and Mddlesex
Mecklenburg |, Spousylvaina-io.
Democratic iosess.-York. &c., by votes only
and contested, Frederic 2, not certain-loss oc-
casoned probably by the struggle FIR Congress-
! Nett demecn attic gain, or IA members. We shall
without doubt haven handsome majority on joint
hill
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05
Grocery, Produce aud Provision Market

'"''eats rrces-hOblle Market
GENERAL RENARKs.-Our market ha, been exceedingly
Jun III almost every particular since our last notice and
~ u spe ~ Vi NE city has already assumed its
appearance In June The chief for Ills is Ia
be found in the high prices which most of the
d, vi ,a I'll l mas attained, and unless some
reducuon taxes pace we do expect any inn
provemen There has been and sin rontn,nS . 'ndns
atey fair enquiry but the prices deters bnyers from
ring beyond the supply Of immediate necessitias h,i
the rivers keep up which is rather doubtful v,e ex, ~
see business better few weeks hence as our conn
toners will be Obliged to lay in supplies to some
lie summer The import have been very light during he
Week but ample supplies are held by dealers in nearv
every article. The weather continues drv and ho,
ram much needed. The health Of the city is good The
rivers are failing. me
BAaaISa ASD RoPE-The demand has been very slack
since our last prices however remlin rm-say l2dD 2I
cents cash and l30 l3hc credit for Kent baggng and 5
f~o14 ana @@n4c' cash and time for rope in quality
pArpN-l gre light enquiry for sides but few
shoulders and hams dull Prices re min about the same
Say snoiaers odoAc extremes, good Gin. 51sO5a4c;
sdes "a 'ic extremes, best bohe 7sc and clear "a cts:
hams Ia lc The latter for extra cured and hacked
CorrEE-Receipts of 7ls bags Rio this week. which
win iO0O received in previous week r, ali
the market There little or no demand and si
we continue former prices, they are almost noinsIss1-
!1s9sc for Rio and 5G0SA Havana of which but trins
in city, ~ ~ lining
FLouR-The market continues in the same inspnate
state to which we have advered for several precedine
weeks, with no change OF moment in prices We nnos
Oho $35 10 ST. per Dbl and good stock Fancy
OF ST. Louis manufacture retail to families and in small
lots to bakers at Sji0j}t. Receipts light this week
GRAIN-Large receipts shelled have depressed nri
cel signify; Oats rs before, with fair supply. We
i9e corn 46fD isc. and oats 4OtD43c. per bushei.
HAY-From store in small lots 90cG0Sl per 100 lbs
LARp-The receipts have been trhing, but the heavy
STATE Of the New Orleans market and the limited enaury
mere has Induced slight reduction in price-we quote
6f1S1a cents. '
MoLAssEs-The market remains pretty much as at last
fos 3lGD32c. per gallon ~ e
FORK EIhere has been some enquiry for this article,
operations within very narrow Limits we uuofe mes
S4s(0 4s4 in small lots; the supply quite moderate-lo
prime or VI o deserving of notice jaw ~
RICE The supply In first hands quite .m,Il and rices
9rp at 34a0ic. Jaw '"' '"S P'''e'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

EXCHANGING reported this day week firm
market With afrequest since when but little alteration
has taken place. The market continues to be moderately
supplied by drawers in the face off fair demand steady
rates as indicated by table. The Bank of Mobile
large dealer throughout the buys sterling bills
. prem and New York 80 days at dis checking the
latter at cent dis. currency maintains an IN
ward tendency, the Improvement for the week being
14GDh per cent.
FKElGliIS-n our last weekly report we had
10 notice an inactive market up Friday ON which dav
foreign char ters were closed the engagements for Liver
pool being al an improvement of l6d for which vessels
had been standing out the greater part the week Since
then we have to reports continuation the activity in TO
tregits and nainainance steady rates M nuot
ed this day week The transactions have chiefly been for
T. Britain Coast%se, which had previously been very
diil has also exhibited increased activity the rates
however remaining without material change aitho' yss-
seis are endeavoring to get advance. The movements
the week have been-4 Am. and Br ships for Liver
poh-ail at T-l6d r ship and Am bark for Glasgow
Al. ine rate; a-sbip for Htvre 7Sc two Sp brgs for
san unknown; ship for ST. Petersburg c; bark
anu ogs for New York, all said I've Sl1s per bale
ana bark and brig for Boston at sea s. 10 per bale The
,hps michigan and Gloucester and bark Lion reported in
u s As cleared outward In ballast remain in the bay
and one of them chartered - " ~
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

1RIUMPHIEiVIk GINA. The mails come freihht-
ed with democratic victories We received yester-
day food Of letters, for which we find no room to-
day; though we extract the important facts. We
have all cad heard OF The election of min re ,ubl-
can members of Congressional of the elections 20
came in, four certain for us, and probably
a fifth lin the Kanawha Dis.rict.) II is highly pro-
liable. that The Virginia Delegation, in The next
Congress, will stand fourteen democrats and one
wing, (and that the perhaps. McCarty Of Loadoun.
the independent wing who opposes Pendleon, the
wing caucus nominee. The people seem disposed
TO 'play the de'iI'' with the whig "caucuses. This
is exactly the prediction made 10 US, by an inteIIl-
gent whig the night before the election, and il is
| most likely TO be realised.
But to particulars. Bay ", in the Accomack dir
lrict, is certainly elected over Souhall. HIS pres
ent majority is 63. Northumber land and Lancaster
TO hear from, which may increase it to $50. This
Is one OF the noblest siumphs of the canvass, and
proves that his constituents fully appreciate the
high stand occupied by Gen. B. in the last congress
This dist let gave Mr.. Clay about 450 majority.
The true, unainchIng HUBBARD, is elected over Hill
by at least 100. He is 1872 ahead, Campbell, Cum
berl,nd and Fluvanna TO hear from.
Hunter il elected over Newton by about l50-as
far as heard, his majority is 447; the wing counties
of Westmoreland, Richmond and NJ iddlesex 10 come
in. Texas, the Richmand Wing and the powerful
eloanence Of Hunter, killed honest WiIlouQhhy New
ton.
In this district, our Seldom is returned BY
the brilliant majpr,ty of 266, as follows
Seddon's majorriies: Chesterfield 30J, Louisia
2ts, Goochand 1877, Hanover 34-7lO.
Bolts majorities: City of Richmond 343, Henri
CO ~ Prwhann 17-4i4, e
rms d,-t!ct gave Mir. Clay 259 .uajorIly!
In the Albemare district, Leake beats Irving
an Ut w ir'iDg's present majoIty is 2oS, 10 be
o'e'""e'mea oy Madison and Orange, yet to come
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

EMIGRAETs TO OREGOE.-In spite Of John
Bulls protest against the occupation ii Oregon hat
country is rapidly filling up with emigranis, and by
the time John gets ready thrash The United States
for cl,ming IT'S own. he will have quite little ar
my in that country 10 also. The following par
agraph IN a Western paper shows how the tide is
setting
AN ARMY OF EMIGRANTs News from lnde-
pendence, Mo-, informs us that The emgtanis now
near that point number about seven thousand, all
destined for Oregon and California. They will
start about the time, divided into conven-
lent companies for travelling with and saieiy.--
The Indians will attack party Of five hundred.
OF course the emgrants, This season, will stand in
no fear of the red skins. II is astonishing what u
tide is setting toward The fertile lands the Pacific.
-IPhilad. Ledger.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

We have received from JOHN K RANDALL a
package ofnew works, from the press of The New
Yurk Harpers, containing,
ALNwIcK CASTLE, with other poems. by Ftz-
gree" HaHech, beautiful literary edition of these
exquisite poems
harper Illuminated and illustrated Shakespeare,
NO 40 ana AZ, Wuch ADD about Nothing,) an ele-
giant H""ner ola splendid work.
WANDERING INV, by Eugene Sue, mo.
LIFE IN ITALY, The Lnprovistore. IA new novel, }
translated from the Danish of Hama Ch,;.,;., A,ds.
sen, (by Mary Howiu)
The GAwBLFR's WIFE. "a new novel , bv tho
author of''rhe Young Prima .Donna.'' :.
These two are entirely new works and are b;oh,v
commended. We have also, lepub LEGATION ma one n
The pocket edition of select Novels of The Anc;s,,
Reg one of the most popular of James novels.
WS-Sir GEORGE SIMPson, Pre- ,ident Of the lead.
ing director Of the British North West Fur Compn-
ny was one Of the passengers in the Caledonia He
brought out instructions 10 Jar. Pakenham the Brit.
ISL Minister at Washington, from his government at
home' relative TO The ofego" question.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

THE CALEDsNIA's MAILs.-The Caledonia
brought oui the first nf the Canada nails under the
new arrangement. They consisted of eight sheet
iron boxes Of letters. and lortv-two bags Of news
papers. and under the direction of the agent who
came OUT With them, they conveyed over the
railroad To Concord, N H., yesterday forenoon.
from whence they will be taken 10 Canada by the
way Of Burlington.
The steamer also brought thirty Thousand letters
and twenty-six hags OF newspapers for distribution
in The United States. All the mail matter bound
South and West was forwarded by The ea,lv morn
ing trains over the Long Island and Western Rail-
roads.-IBOstO Courier.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

suaAR-But little arriving. The demand has fallen of
retail request aud holders have reduced their
rates Ia &c. per H. without inducing any improvement
Ia the demand. Several lots held on speculation have
been Offering and small amount is occasionally worked
off al auction but At such prices as will prove il bad
operation for spectators We qnoe from first hands
GOOSE fair choice The stock fair for the season.
SALT-NOne arrived this week. One Of the cargoes
aoat last week since taken at price known From
the wharf two lots of $40 each brown bags sold at
DOC per sack There is very little enquiry. The stock in
warehouse large.
NHIsKEY-The receipts moderate with light request
prices having stffened fraction say 2309i cts for
rectified.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05
Boarding school, Sing sing, Ns,w,-Yo,rh..

-~ANAAAA8 ccAAssui, SiAhS SAm&y NoWs 0Fks
MARLBoRoUGH CHURCHILL, PRIRcfP Al "!
TINE SUMNER SESSION Of his fns,i,u,j ion
commences on Wednesday, die 30ih April The
remarkable heahness Of the local its proximity
TO the city of NJ York being distant less than three
hours sail, the convenient aud comfortable arrange
men's Of the building present advantages possessed
by lew institutions. The Principal Is sradrite Of
the United States Military Academy. at West Point,
and while instrnciing principally III the mat,ena,i.
cal Department. maintains si,ict PERSONAL superyi-
sion over all the others. As healthy recreation and
an Improvement TO the carriage OF the pupils, they
are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill. =.
The terms are $3.50 per annum. which includes
instruction IN French. Pupils TO furnisI, the usual
articles, or they will he furnished al a small expense,
FOR the 9 her modern hnguag es, musc. drawing
books and stationary, an extra charge il made.
The Principal refers parI icularly TO the follow ing
gentlemen, some Of the patrons ofthe institution:
Chas. King, Esq., Hon. B. F. Butler, William
Barnewall, ESQ.,, Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles Knee
land, ESQ.,, Isaac ibson. Esd, Cornelius DuDos.
j., Esq Col. j. B. Wood, of New York; N. Les
wentworth. Esq, of Eizabeihtown, IN. j.; General
= Van Rensselaer,, of lbany, NJ, ~; ColoneI j. 8.
MclnIosh, of the u. y. Army; Hon. Charles A.,
W,ckIiffe. Of Kentucky; Arch'd. Oracle, ESQ WIN.
r. Halle't, Esq. John Bloodgood, Esq. Of MDh.le.
Alabama. l=i n i1.f tr.n'I .qs..rOs aDl0 ll2
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

We take pleasure in referring our readers 10 the
card of Mr.. HARDING, in another column, which
announces a course OF lectures on Photography and
the art Of Memory combined. We listened to his
interesting lecture at the Waverly on Friday eve
ming, and were satisfied that he had brought great
deal acute observation TO bear upon his subject.
His testimonials too, from large number Of scien-
t6c men Of established reputation, fully warrant the
opinion that he has thorough understa Of what
he processes to mpart.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

0d-The Bowery Theatre (New-York,) has been
fourth time destroyed by fire. 1t broke out early
the morning Of the 26h ult, either the carpen-
ter's room, the gas room, and in short time de-
stroyed the whole building and properties. Nothing
was saved from the interior and only portion of the
walls are left standing. The loss is estimated at
$s5,0O0, of which $50, 900 the property Of
s Hambln. $40, 900 that of Jas. R. Whitney. and
the balance Of various stockholders. There was no
insurance and the loss is therefore total The neigh
boring buildings in The Bo~ery and Elizabeth streets
were damaged but not burned down.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

The Eastern Iapers tell of the subsiding of The
war fever, as they call the sudden furry raised in
this country by the Oregon debate, in the British
Housa of Parliament. We have seen little fever to
subsde. 1t was To mind more like war ague,
chill OF alarm, because the British Ministry had taken
issue upon matter of fact, which all America had
repeatedly affirmed, and continues 10 insist I'D.
ON. All the fever was that of wing resentment
against the President of the United States Tor hav-
ing affirmed an American right which Great Britain
disputes and fever OF admiration f0r the ssdignty
courtesy and Craftsmanship of Aberdeen and Peel
for denying the American right and asserting, for
Grea Britain what it was e,mpudence, Ignorance.
asinne stupidity, something worse" for Mr..
POLK to assert for the United States The chill is
little over and the wings begin to think that they may
escape for while those broadsidcs of the British
Navy, which the London Times promised us but the
fever OF hostility 10 Mr. POLK for offending British
pride, and ofadmraIion for British spirit, Tor con-
fradicfing Mr.. POLK and threatening the United
States, have not very sensby diminished the pro-
pensity Of the anti democratic party IN this country,
to take sides against its administration in all contro-
verses with foreign governments. THIS has been enc
OF the unvarvng characteristics in rarts of our pub
lie history, and may be added, is happily one of
those traits which, by exhibiting their real character,
nave contributed most especially to their exclusion
from public confidence. The people divide with We
hemtnce on merely local or internal questions and
may be led by excitement and controversies, INTO ex
remes of domestic hostility towards each other. But
when foreign question STARTS up, The selfish violence
OF partizan leaders is incapable Of deludlng the
sound heart of The masses, and the trial invariably
brings out an overwhelming host the side of their
country. Politicians who have failed to learn this
lesson from the history Of the past ncurably un
leachabe and given to the blindness OF their own
passions, which become, by wise ordinance of ma
ture, the instruments ofther defeat and pu ,ish
nent.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

photography and art OF Memory cOmbin'd
M X. HARDING will meet his patrons, both La
lVA dies and Gentlemen, on Monday evening, at 8
O'Clock, al the Saloon Of the Waverly House. They
may expect houyand dollars uaiuei o. no charge.
Fust Iicka, Whch Science entire toge, her
with all The Engraved Formulas, IS, my5
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

MOBILE
Monday Morning, May 8, 1915

We have been requested 10 give notice thala Dep =
ocratc Meeting will be held at The Court House Oh
Wednesday evening next, AT 8 O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of appointing Deli gates to the Democratic Con-
venton to be held AT Claiborne to nominate candl-
date for Congress.
The eastern mail yesterday came through witt,
nothing of interest, except The Virginia elections
These are Of the most cheering description We
refer for particulars to the extracts in this PAPER,
from The Richmond Enquirer Of the 2Sth. We hav
without doubt carried majority of the Legislature,
and thereby United States Senator, and in all
probability every Congressional District in the State
where there democratic candidate nominated
The Loudoun district, always wing largely, elects a
wing but even there the regular candidate is proba-
bly, defeated. They have chance in one other dis
trlct only.
This is Virginia. response to her recusant Sena-
tors, who by their votes in the Senate have atemp-
ed to pledge her to the anti-Texas combination of
whggery with Northern fanaicism. The rebuke is
complete and overwhelming.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

Londdn. .Apdi New Yorb. ...... Auril %
The mails were regularly through yesterday. New
York dAes OF the 27th.
The Herald says, very good enquiry has existed to-
day Saturday all grades II collon, aud The sales
mount TO $500 bales The market slightly in favor OF
the buyer. We quote Mobile aud New Orleans inf S a
ST ord 81 6; mid u 6Ii good md g 81 mil fair 81 10
Is; fair 7d74c.
Freighs 10 Liverpool dn at I'D for square bales Ha
&c.
At DosroN, the 10Th, the sales of for the
previous three days about 400 bules principally ord
and mid qualities from 81 10 6ic
PHILApgLPHIA, April 26-Cotton--The news received
by the steamer Caledonia has caused more hrmness n
moug holders aud some hsve advanced their c
Ii last week. The effect is mainly produced by
The position which Great britain has taken regard 10
The Oregon question: aud the superstition that he steam
er brought out extensive orders ur English
count Mahuiactarefs are unwilling to pay the present
rates, and buy very sparingy. The sales comprise $50
bales ord TO good tar Mobile aud New Orleans al 81 10
II $50 bales Upland ord To mil fair nj 81 TO 6sc aud
fIncy lot AT SCI As bales Tennessee al o. Total wetRs
sales 700 bales, chiefly on speculation Arrived from
yunnah 499 bales Apalacbeoa $50, ana N Orleans 49,
Total 7o2 bales
CHARLESTON, Oct. 80 -Colton--The transactions in
Upland day up 1869 bales NJ about the de-
cline noticed report Of In morning viz 4D8c
of On Monday the market may be suid To have reroS-
cred Ie, and 1927 bales changed hands, yesterday.
however, purchasers unwilug extend their up
ed and only SOL bales were sold The market cles,d
yesterday about 4c decline The prices current pre-
vous TO the receipt Of the Great Wesiern's advlces
ArALAonIooLA, April 2G-Coltou--The arrivals this
% Sn r%9H 70 aga an su ' s M ba%s t" $3.50
,a dhf marSe m9s been very quiet lhrogafay snev
decline OF to Ic and aper the news per Great Western
on that day, the market opened win alr demand al
SUI further decline of to &c.
There Is very fair demand THIS morn'ng nj the de
cline and many fhcios are snt Offering their stocks