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The New York herald., 1845-12-10
iiy Last NighG's Southern Hail.

BALTIMORE Dec 9-Arr, ship Powhattan, Rotterdam,
Chareon Bremen bsgus Frederick Jacob Bremen 70 the
Capes-spoke Nov 90 off Key West brig Toronto. Frnkn,
FIN Laguna for Yorker days 2ist passed off Carysfod
reef lrge French ship ashore with several wreckem alongside
ah The experienced rough weather and head winds dur
the whole passage. Briggs Joseph Balch Boston Amens
lona Lady Warrington Neuvtss; left baques Rig Hardi.g
lah; Otter Cardene Cuba the 9Th If Cape Hatense
peenced heavy gale firm SEshirped heavy sea- carrying
away deck load; Thomas Hooper Antigua; Maria st Augus
tine; Rio; Portland Vigina, do Charles, Plymouth; = n
Mary Providence; Direct, Brgs York; Segun. Cole doi
Roe Avery do Iowa. DAYTON, do Mankin Terry do; Peru
Wan, McDougsl do; Volunteer, B9stog Eliza Hand rLov,
dencc; Mary Elizabeth, Norfolk Cld-barqnr Henry Kelsey
PHILADELPHIA, Dec g-AIr brigs Champion, Marhs ana
Knsman Easpor Or brig pasher, Kingston schrs Ass.
Haeq, Ms; Il X Skinner, Accomac: Harp New BedioIrd;
Democrat, Providence. Below, brig VIM Pt Boston Ild'
barque Navarro Pernambuco aud Market bng iecuhseh'
Boston; schr Indiana, New York
no The LADIES IN PAKTlCULAk.MY pEPiLA
L TORY POWDER has been found highly 6enehca anu
hair principally when growth has been confined the np
lip and side of the face giving masculine turn 10 he
whole features When ued with proper care and accordnE
the directions, il Will he found TO be great addition 20
and the hair is removed in five minutes after Its aTpca
ton. . . -.
This composition is infablc and warranted remove e.
pefious hair After numerous trials have received cei
Gates OF success which cannot be contested.
f0' sure ""0'''''e sJu JULES les HfAUELs DEPOT,
46 South Third street, rnliaoelpnia'
aud by sgsa,sJ ia S0 "a AZ ~
Willard = w Corner 81 Cedar and Williams streets
Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute nlo lm.rc
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERpooL-Ship Southerner-Sliss Murphy, Of Cork
A Roach, Of New York, and I3s in the steeage
HAvANA-Ship Norma aSerors Lorenzo de Sota M Garri
Miguel Saz, Leonardo Barrano.
NEW ORLEANs-Shp Louisa-Mr M Pemrose, and in the
steerage.
NEuvITAs-Brig Brothers-A Marshall, of New York
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Sales or Stocks nj Boston.

BRoKERs' BOARD Dec. so sharea Mercho nts, ponL
1906 sdo State Bank, 81; do New England Worsted Co.
20; 100 do East Boston Company s6Od I6; so do Read
blOd 72t 723 $50 do Norwich 4 Worcester Railroad
s2m 50 sst 40 do do do 10; lso do do do bsod e9l
80 do do do, blsd, GOT.
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gD- The Secretary Of the u. S. Treasury has di.
iectei me revenue cutters to cruise off the coast for
ne purpose OF afordng relief to merchant vessels thai
may stand in need Of assistance '"''
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Gy~ The Cincinnati Gazette says that few thou
sand doll;rs expended by the Post Office Depart
ment would expedite the mails from Baltimore that
city twenty to twenty .iour hours.
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o. Capt Chapman, OF the ship Argo, was tried
IN the u. = District Court, Boston, on Monday, and
acquitted of the charge OF ill usage towards one of
the crew named Berry.
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Ceaed during the 81 ships barques % brgs
38 schoonefs IL steamships and schooners, sloops
Number Of passengers arrived during the period, 1900,
principally from Havre aud Bremen.
STIR Isaac AILrRroH, (of Pymout) Tovey, hence Tor
London before reported returning leaky condton put
Newport the 6h and dchargng at ths last ac
She IN company with the Queen Of the Wsst OF
Friday last and suddenly Disappeared causing Capt Woou'
house no ljttle uneakIness.
SLoor RADIANT tbefore reported run ashore W. sptona
Ill, alter striking the Pot Rock in Hufl Gate, sfvo Fo
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rAcKsr SHIT TORONTO Tinker, for London, will sail this
morning at ocock-Le,ter bags will close the Exchange
News Room, at half past eleven.
PAcKEr SHir ARGo for Haye, detained TIL Thursday
morning.
" ship Argo, for Iiayre, in towing Of the East River
Yesterday afternoon in contact with baque Tennessee
from Cuba aud carried away the barques mize close
the deck, also the Argos flying jb-boom.
Pokr NV ORLrANs1he number Of vessels arrived in
the port Of New Orleans during the month of November Is
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day. Price Q cents per copy
q % n or annum--pa yabie in advance.
SWEEKLY HERALD-Every Satur lay-Price 50 cents
per copySl12a cent? per annum-payable in advancc.
'ADVERTIShMENTS at the usual prces--aiways cash
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des-
patch.
deducted from the subscription money remted.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
NEW YoRK HERALD EsI pLisHMler,
tNoshwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Eoreirn ImportatIons,

LIyERpoo-Ship southerner5 casks skins Wilson &Brown
s Gas d S.s. ass
nd seis d
s.s %s%
cs"o5ay. Busy
s CO. do Smith, Thursan { co.'s do Cameron BIapd.l
ssn
eo-lacks hardware hollow ware Wolfe GsspieES cases
Ksia sprssus- 20 cks md's order boxes tyre Wells
Wsbbs eFs 10 crates earhsnwaIe J.c..S1m2 sewing
W SsII
siassy
s
Tmb
bars 5 1x ao % as d:s
Ss:. WIN Svs:
co., Sich5Sms q potash wchehauen Recknase7s tons
HAy.saship NoTms2oo ck mclasses stcs honey bales
100 Ss 100 s
Saeeo Lille bTs Meysr&
sesar bales tobacco Jno Wallis Bali Pea.
100 900 % Daniel Curtis "5s DO Is;
ssSs EsEss
Beaarelei22 600 DO AS Wetmoe- 600 do Hall Owen
MAssAsLIA, CusaBarque Tennessee pieces mahoss
,s5ssss sa bundles pal"
NnvyT.s BrehsFsI2i hhds 4 bbls tcs 20 tons fus,
tic to Brett Vose-l55 hhds Holt X Owen.
Domestic lnlp1r rsationE.
New OgLEANs-Ship Lcuise-65 hhds sugar Collomb
Joc~Iyn-5l bales cotton l. Maitland col5 do Brain
sted5 hhds sugar Mathews2l do SO bbls msasses Buck
mer Son-60O gs lead Patton 4 Cogae38 hhds
Thompson75 bales cotton Chspn-24 bbIs sugar w Barn
ss s, Ta 1d shs. 1
hhds Soutter 4 CO.
MARKs-Schr Com Kearncy-l52 bales coon4 boxes to
bacco Anderson co91 bales cotton boxes tobacco
hides and skins Perkins Hopkns9 bales cotton $50 bd
Taylor Ritchie22 hides Smith Wrght-6 bales cotto
Smith Lord-50 do l3 hides Lathop Bartletdo skins
Morvin3 bales cotton Atwase Muford-28 bdls leathe
Henry Loman-3 bales cotton Il hides Drake Mills boxe
tobacco ID l Sayne-5 bales cotton George Collins-f boke
mdze TO order.
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E5- The Legislature OF Alabama assembled on
the ist inst at the Capitol, Tuscaloosa, and was
organized by eiectiDg John A. Wington oi sumpter
Perry, SPEAKER Of the House Of Renrese ntatiyes j.
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Domestic lm.srsatlonE.
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10
Cleared.

suN NRIsEs............72 &c MOON .........4 NJ
SUN SETS. ........4 "a HIGH WATER -. II. NJ
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lD- The Ph,ldetphto U. S. Gasette has received
leueI iionn "asnhgton, which states that Com
modorc George o. Read oi Philadelphia has beer nm.
pointed to the command OF the u Naval force on the
Coast oil AFRICA ana VIII hoist his pendant on board the
cruising that cast some twelve eighteen months
he will be relieved, and go to the Mediterranean 10
finish the three years. cruise.
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UNITED SrAfEs SUPREME Court, Monday, Dec. 8,
lS45.-Present as on Saturday, and Mr. James Nc
kinley, WorthiDgon Snethen ESQ., Of the District of
Columbia, and Wm. IL Brockenbrough, Esq, of Florida
we admitted attorneys and counsellors OF this court
No a9-Thomas Nancy and al plaintiffs in VS..
ThomasJ j. Porters administrator. This cause was ar
gued by Mr. Brnley for the plaintiff in error and by Mr.
Mason Tor the defendant In No 32-Daniel Gar.
fard plaintiff in lessee of Henry Reynolds and
OF This cause argued by Mr.. Crittenden for the
Piaini IN error and submitted printed brief of Mr.
Morehead in behalf of defendant in error Adjourn.
ed till tomorrow morning, II o'clock
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DI- The Norfolk Beacon Of Friday says: eco
vernment will despatch soreship for the American
squadron, the coast Of Africa from this port between
the 18th and 10th Of his month. Any communication
addressed TO this ofce postage paid for said squadron
will be forward ded."
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ringer, OF ~ C Sawyer, OF Ohio; Hampton, OF n G. /;
Military characterization, of Geo.; Yell, of Ark ;
Brinkerhof, of Ohio Burt, Of s. G.. Ramsay, of Pa;
Niven, of New York; Beddinger of Va; Baker, OF III;
Thompson, OF Mass
Miifia-Black, of s. c.; Hubbard of Va; Abbott, of
Mass. Tilden, Of Ohio Ritter, OF Pa Giddings, Of
Ohio; De Mott, of N VI; Edsai Of N. J Hubb ard Of
Conn.
Naoat Attairs-Holmes off c.; Bayly, Of Va Macay,
OF Y; King of Geo schenck, Of Ohio Darragh, Of
Pa Stanton OF Tenn.; McCratc Of Me Wood OF " "
Foreign aGairs-C J. Ingersoll, Of Pa Rhet Of G. (;
Payne, OF Ala Davis, Of KY; Beddnger, of Val Cobb
Of Ga; Smith Of Conn Culom, of Tenn Smith, Of In
Observation-Disclosures, of H.; Boyd, of Ky; Graham
Of n. c.; Dillingham;, of Vt; Jones, of Tenn; Rock
we'll, Of Mass; Thompson, of Pa; Price, Of Mo-.
Revolutionary Peasions.-BIoadhead, of Pa; Atkn.
son, of Va; PARISH Of Ohio; Lcamsn, Of ~ Y; owen,
aamp,on SaTrnFFs1 FFeomS c Jenkins Of
Invalid Pensions--P. King, New York; Starkw Gather,
Ohio Mcdonnell Alabama; Bell Kentucky; seddon,
New York sisG Mouon, "H New % smpshe goodyear
Roads and CanGis-R. Smith, Illinois; Foster, Penna;
Boyd, Ky; Gentry, Tennessee; Pendeton Virginia; T..
b Holmes, New York; strohm, Penna; Williams. Maine
Miller, New York
Patents Henley Indiana Maclay, New York; Marsh,
Vermont; Sykes, New Jersey; I. b. King, Georgia.
Clean, penna; Winthrop, Mass; faran, Ohio. Wood.
Rerisai and Unfinished Business sawtelle, Maine
vyummngs, Ohioj Tresaway, Virginia; Wheaton, New
York; Trumbo, Kentucky
ohio MCLEAN, Penna; W ". Campbell, New York.
Indiana; Mcdowell, Ohio; }. Thompson, Penna.
Engrarings - Yost, Penna; Perry, Maryland Cooke,
Erpen.,s IN Post Office Department. -Ifarmanson Lou
,siana; Abbot, Mass W @ Brown, Va; Thomasson, Ky;
Erpenditw,so Of State Department. Strong New York;
J. IL Campbell, Penna, Crozier Tom; Edsal New Jer.
soy ]. II. Johnson, New Hampshire
EaPs"e'f"s ~ 1reasu,v D,Yartasnf--soammon, Mo;
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIor.
lrnI z, Eln-. M
Flour Markets.

AT Auction-39 barrels New Iberia, "a 24I
do % l3l cash
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Miscellaneous Record.

Ship Costar, Canton; barque Ga1elle, Mobile bris
Bit Fara.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-09
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 PASSENG R ukH.

Per steamboat Fashion from New w-orleans-Messr Tyaon Dnvey: DuckwoIth, shackieiord, White, Cham bsrs Slack Wudleigh, Collins, Tancey, Tarrar, Ogden Henrick. Leda, Finley Perrii, loichkiss Hewit Pal mer, Parham--7 on deck.
 Per steamboat Lowndes fin Montgomery--Dr Birney lady and children; Conner iaiy and children; Thom and lady Mrs Me Lean and chidren, Misses Conner Mclean. Rev Mir Duany, Gen Howard, Messrs Mccoy Bays, Hunter, Boy kin Farnham. Mo emore, Newton, Crum, Jones MeBrick, Colbreth. slrahan, Boneael Id Masters Conner, Vuse.
 Per steamboat Carolina fin Wetumpka-Mnhine an lady, Hodges and lady, Goldsmith and lady, Larkin lady, Ghoson and lady. Reed and lady. Mrs Wilson, Mir Leek and children Miss Hale, Messrs Pilot Alexander Pierce Day, Parcel, Akin, Stroiher Dewees TrOier Clark, Williamson, Crocheron, Malpoe Grimm, Vassnr UCaiiaahan, Beecher, Lnuraine, GreenwHy, Gullett Butts, Bass, Brown, Cruwel, MurreIl, Williams, COser Bell, Mnllelt Wilcox, Kidd Gordon, Fohan, Goodman Taylor, Darby, Alexander
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-09

THEArRE.-A ne,p drama is to be produced al this establishment tonight, founded events con. nected with lhe history of''Mary 1udOr," Queen o England. The cruel nature of this sovereign is but too well known, and the dramatist has seized upon such incidents in her life, offer the fullest scope for the portrayal of the passions of love, jealousy and revenge:-pa'sions which burned with the fierce. ness of volcano, in the bosom of this sovereign whose memory is dwelt upon with shudder, even to this day.
 The piece has been most successful wherever il has been produced-as may have been anticipated from the acknowledged lame of the author, Victor Hugo-and we have doubt that the patrons of the legitimate drama, will find in the literary merits this sterling piece, an agreeable relief to the reign of spectacle, which has predomnated for the past week.
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REGiElls,CS ilE GSAnI,ahN

Per steamboat Carolina i'm Weiumpka-Toomer, Gay d co Il baies to order g. W Tarleton lO Boy kin & McRae s5; Msuldin X Terrell l2; Harris, Clayton 70 49' w A iiardaway X Gu 32i Andrews x Dawson 25. E
 Andrews co 27: Sands & 50. Stebbins 5; Don aid X Marshall 37; c Gee 25; Walker Holmes 6; Lea vens X Malone A; Brodnax Newton co & HaIweiI & Davis 10; E Ledyard & co 6; Dickinson X Eusts g.
 Per steamboat Lowndes from Monigomery-B Fon- tane Son SS bales; Desha Sheppard & co 93; Ilo,t Ford Robinson 8; Rryes, Battle co 62; Harrison Blair o3: Brodnax, Newton 8l; Gordon & Curry B. Walker X Eomes 4 Wm Bower 1 co 39 c Goods e Simpson E Roth g. Boykin & McRae g.; Leavens & Ma lone 3b Donald x Marshall ls Walsh Il; Die knson Eustis 5; Harris, Clay ton X co IA; s P Bnlard 3l.
 Per Paio.' hal from Warrior River-J Boyd X Bro 64 bales; Turit, Stewart & co 50.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-09

Miss DELLA WEBSTER, recently convicted o aiding slaves to escape from their masters, at Lex. ington, Kentuck, has been sentenced to two year. confinement in the penirentiary. The Jury, in con. sideration of her sex, have signed petition the Governor for her pardon.
 The Rev. CHARLES T. T0RRy has been convict. ed by the City Court of Baltaore. three separate indictments, "lor persuadng, aiding and abettnR ir abducting slaves" On the first indictment the sen tence confinement the PenitentIary from the 18th Dec. 1844 to 2nd April. lS47; the second until Pad April 1s49; and on ihe third, until 2nd April, 1851.
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The Legislature of Louisiana met in New Orleans on Monday al 10 o'clock, and organized by ihe ap- pointment of Felix Garcia As President of the Sen. ate and H. Davis, Secretary; A. Boudouque, Speak, CT of the House, and Mir Landry, Clerk.
 The Governors message was then communicated to both Houses. and alter being read the legislature adjourned till 10 o'clock next morning.
 II relation the Massachusetts com n sioner, the Crescent City says:
 It was reported yesterday, assured good authority, that Mir. Hubbard-caed HONORABLE by all the city papers, for quite apparent -the Massachusetts agent, had written 10 Gov. Mouton, that having satisfied hirself his mission would be quite irullless, he had determined to throw up his appointment and return home Other ,nfor- nation, received in the evening, created suspicious that such is not his design. and that he still intends to remain among Us. If so, he is not quite so pru. dent and sensible as has been imagined A feeling against the mission exists which cannot be aayed. and il he is animated by spark of wisdom, he wllI place himself beyond the borders of Louisiana, at the earliest possible instant. We trust he has al- ready taken his departure.
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THE ANTI RENT TaoUBLEs.-A troop of Ger. horse, (abou sixty in number) under co minan nd of Captain Kraack, attached to Col Stewards reri. ment. were despatched Hudson! ssterday by Gen. eral storms, in pursuance of the requlstion from the Governor. The troop mustered at the arsenal yard, where large crowd was assembled. and having bten provided with six days rations, smmuniton, blank els, &c.. embarked on board the Utica. The inen presented a fine sodieily appearance ,and many o them have seen hot work under Napoleon, we doubt not they will render good account of themselves. il | called into active duty.
 A company of nearly the same number. command ed by Captain Heath, were also prepared to embark but the Utica could mt convey them all, the pre- ference was given to Capt. K. he being the senio captain. These will probably 70 up to-day.-lN. Y Courier, 3lst ut.
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LATER FROM MExico.-There was an arrival at New-orleans on Monday, from Campeacly. No papers were received, but the captain informed the editor ot the Crescent City tha, the revolution was still progressing, and that Santa Anna remained al Queretaro, hemmed in by the two aspiring parties, each demanding the settlement ofhis account with the Government He also states that number of young men (about four five hundred) had marched agaInst Tohasco, and that the city had been revou. tIonzed and declared favor of the new or federal nartv.
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EnyAuEN Nur HNA

Per schr Experiment i'm New Oreans-E Center & %; Jewetii Err tman x Bolton; Griggs Daruey & co J Woodi Marshall. Rowe x co; l < l Jones.
 Per schr Commercial from NeW-Orleans 6 Bolton; J X E Smith; Marshall. Rowe 6 ca.
 Per steamboat Fashion, from New Wsof d May; Marshall, Rowe coi Campbell, Owen co; Toulmin; Foster x Battele; Smith, Dabney X co; De shon. Tnylar X Myers; Andrews k CD; Goldsmith < Haber; Duckwsrihi Hull Son; DeGrushe dk Marsh i
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GRAND Cur oFF.-We are informed that the cut of commencing opposite the mouth of Red ri,ei and coming in to lie Mississippia few miles above Bayou Tunca. will soon be completed. This cu of will improve the lands on the opposite side oi the Mississippi, extending from the mou,h of Red river to "Jug Bar" opposite Tunica nearly 50 per cent, as ii will place them beyond all possibility of an overflow From our personal knowledge, some of the best land iu lhe State contained in the abuye mentioned portion of Point Coupee. Those who are desirous of securing themselves river plantation, free from nundation, will find il decidedly to their advantage to visit that place. Ipresenis attract ions moi only for its agricultural qualities, but also for game. So soon as the steamboats commence run ming through the Cut off, geese, ducks, and water fowl- ofevery description, will make the old bed their place of resort, in tune of winter; deer, bears. &c., will also flock thither in great numberssnd in a short lime il will be as famous a place-and even more so-han our 'Od River is for sport.-l Wood vile Republican
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF MoBILE-JANUARY g.

CLEARED. Bark Lagrange, Porter, for Laguna. by Gibson.
 ARRIVED. schr Experiment, Bradford, fin Orleans, 10 muster. Schr Commercial. Peerson i'm N. Orleans, 10 master. Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, fin Ne s-Orleans. Steamboat Carolina, Carroll, from Wetumpka, with All hnles cot
 steampoat Lowndes, Johnson, from Montgomery, with 5Sl bales cotton.
 Pates fiat, fin Warrior River, with IA bales cotton. CLEARED FoR THIS PORTAL New ork, Dec, &C., Brigs Croion, Souilard; Damascus, Chase ARRIVED HENcE-At New-York, Dec. 9O-Brig Tar quina, Scott
 At Baltimore, Dec 3c-B,rk Mary, Marston. SAILED ron THIS PonT-From Nantucket via New York-Schr Philadelphia, Macy. ADV. FOR THIS roRr-At Boston. Seth ut-ship Robt Isaac, Burrell.
 MEMORANDA. p The steamboat WARRIOR, snagsed some time since at Island 95 Mississippi River has been raised and rived ut New Orleans.
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The Surgenn Morand of Paris, had friend whos' dog had a broken leg. Out of friendship, the Doc tor took ihe dog under his care and cured him. 4 liule while after, the Doctor was working in h office, he heard something scratching at Ihe door. = He opened il and saw, with the greatest astouirh ment the same dog that he had healed, bringing will him another dog that had met with similar acciden and who dragged himself .lowly and with great labo alt-r hi. isader-"Tbis time I'il let it pass.' sait ..Morad to the dog, but hereafter you must nol brnl ma my more such business.-l Deuische Schnel Post.
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NEW-oRLEANS-Per schr Experiment-3O bbls c der, 2i do flour, 25 do pitch, do whiske 9 ks do oais SO mill ston-s pcs baggns 50 bxs rasns i0 sks corn.
 NEW-oRLEANS-Fef schr Commercial- 30 bbs mo. lasse 80 do flour, 5O boxes cheese 65 do glassware 32 sks corn.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-22 bb, molasses D do flour, dO hhds sugar. rice, bacon coils rope, 20 kegs lard IA bales coons hht crockery, 55 sks oats, head cattle, horses. &c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-09

SUGAR PLARTIsG.-The Concorda O.n.. .) Intel ligenser states that several lnrye planters in the noilbern borders of the parish oi Point Coupee are baking preparations to turn their attention to the culture of sugar cane. "We have l,tile doubt (the editor adds,) but that the harder varieties of cane may be cultivated in that vrnIiy with profit, and in- deed we see no good reason why il should not Dc cultivated to some extent rhs sandy lands of the Parish of consorda. ."--LN. Q. RsPsbIise.
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We are requested by Judge DARGAN to say that he nominated Gen. Crabb for Chancellor of the South ern Division, without consulting him. and enirel, without his knowledge. This statement which has been made public in other forms, will relieve Gen. C. from an reputation of having sought the ofice.- Tuscaloosa Monitor.
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ST LoUIs.-ln this New York off the West there are now three daily mammoth papers; TWO daily two- penny; two daily penny papers; three tri-weeklies; eleven weekles; one semi monthly, and month"; ly periodical; onedaily German paper; one lri- weekly, and two weekles in the same language ia all, twenty -seyeen papers
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JOHN A. STUART, Esq, has dissolved his edito. rial connexion with the Charleston Mercury. Mr Clapp, who as junior editor has had tho princlpa charge of the paper for two three years past remains its sole conductor.
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the collectors sha in all cases, pay into tho Treas ury, the kind of funds by them collected.
 SEc. S0 That all laws contrayeninp the pro, jsioDs of this act, be, and the same hereby repealed.
 Coco GRAss.--C. q. Folshey, Esq, of Coocor- dia, has announced. through the columns of the Con corda lnleligeucer, the discovery by him of mode of destroying the grass, injurious 10 the plant ing interests in many parts of this State. Mir. For shey, states that asuficent compensation shall be offered, eiher by the Legislature or those interes'ed, the process will be made known, and it's utility demonstrated. As the destruction of the coco grass has already been the subject of legislative ac- tion, statute of this State being in existence offer ing reward to any who should devise method of destroying it, we hope the discovery will receive that attention winch ils importance deserves.-IN. O. Republican.
 ORAEGEs-The crop in this State is very large this season. and the culture being much extended. By the way, we heard yesterday that a quantity of oranges had been sent f,om tbls place 10 Havana.-- Goals to Newcastle. Some 100000 oranges from Malaga were brought here few days since.-[Ib.
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MAMMOTH Hoe Hiram Duell, of Hebron. N. Y is m his way 10 Boston, with live hog, which |. i've and half years old and weighs ,sAs pounds.
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In the present depressed state of the market, accounts from Europe will be looked for with anxiety In order 10 obain the latest in the speedes way, we have sent our fleet oi news boats to of Inc Hook ill the Cambria nrrives.-lHerad.
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE-The
 w undersigned has made such arrangements with the publishers of "LittelPs Living Age" that the reading part of the community can at all times- summer and wnter-bs supplied with readable matt ter. (disnct from the ordinary trash of the dsy,) very reduced prices. He would also beg leave to say, that he is all times supplied with Paper of every description, and has been fo' fhs iasf fen gsars.
 jan6 $. w. ALLEN, 28 Damphin.st.