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Corrsspoudencs of the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer
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 Messrs. Edtors-An action has been b, ought against Lieut.. Wilkes, commander of The famous Exploring Expedition, for alleged false imprisun- ment. repeated 1pggings, and other acts of oppres- | siun, committed by that officer board the United States ship Vncennes, three marines, named Dinsman, Roberts and Baab. who are the plaintiffs in this interesting cuse. The latter state that they were enlisted for four years. When ihs vince,nes arrived ai Oahu, their term of enlistment expired, and they demanded the,r liberiy and a conveyance ho,ne; and this being denied, they refused 10 re- enlist and do du'y, For rhIs they were punished, |, moi only by whipping board the ship, but by Im- prisonmt mt in iltby fort on the Island of Oahu.- \ great number of witnesses have been examined, consisting of naval officers and scientific gentlemen belonging tn the ship. The is ol great in,- portance and interest, involving many nice points of law and maritime regulation. Mir. H. May, a broth. CT of Lieut.. May, who was in ihe exploring exped- tion, is counsel for inc planifs. Mir. Joshua H. Bradley, is counsel for Lieut.. Wilkes. The legal gentlemen have conaucied he case so far whh great ability and the court room has been crowded from day 10 day, with citizens and others, who seem 10 u'ke great interest in the proceedings.
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fEcULiAkIriEs OF LANGUAGE In all hot countries men use in speaking, multitude of .oweis
 which are al pronounced by greater lesser aner- tions Of the mouth, in eahin2 Apeakng, and use very lew cons'h'ut, all of which are pro u, sd by more or less complete ine,rn tion of the b cath
 and contact. or even clotme of parls nmong the or- gans at speech Any one who examines the Italian language will fin therefore, about sixty yowe Is in every hundred icusrs; and in the Otahsit (rah
 tian) language, wb'ch sounds very like taan. ,bere even more; II is said about seventy five or eighty vowels in e,ety hundred ietters Tl,e 10 opor. Ii n is very different in English. in which consonants prednmnste; and, 1T VIC examine the language of Lapsnd or Greenland, or of ihe Arctic American E-,uineanx we sIi H find thai there are an enormous nam yer of consoiuis in their than sssquipe Han words, and that of ihese consouants are gnticral, as they do ot like to open their mouth the cold ar sufficiently t pronounce the absI, dental or 'n2uai consona"'. much less the vowes, and least oi all, the more open ot the vowels. This is uni versii law; though iinmigraipn or colonization, or the anrient transpation of whole nation by tyrani enqueror, may sometimes present apparant ex. n'p''on or anomoiy, b, our finding language or n
 eople, org nally temperate or torrid m rigid nc or riss pfya.-I Medical Times.
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frura thr United slstep HAaatie, LATER AND INTERESTING FROM BUE-
 ANKES

By the arrival of the "Naulilns," at Baltimore we are in possession of files oflhe British Packet to 4e ls of March inclusive, heinz days saier than that published in paper o yesterday. We make the following extract
 The effects of the decree of the 18th uhimn, are already seen in the deserted stale of the DOT, of MOnlevideU, no foreign vessels n"" existing there; ; and when there ne so many foreign sq"adrons ih those waters, whose duty 1t is 10 warn the shipping of the danger tu which they are exposed m touch mo at MOntevideo it may be reasonably expected that those effects will, ere long he more keeny felt. We have heard an apprehension expressed that from the stringent terms oi the decree, inJ"ry may accrue to vessels without any intention 0a The part of their commanders to violate it, but we are ceT- tain from the benevolent disposition uniformly eyin- | ced by the Argentine government towards foreign commerce. that, in al cases oi accident or misfUr- tune or where fraud is not actually attempted. | " reasonable allowance will be made. The Argentine Government, by special decree of Rosas has forbidden the entrance al Buenos Ayres | oI any vessel whatsoe ha; had been at MOn,evi deo. The trade with Paraguay had entirely ceased | owing to the war.
 The following is the most recent intelligence from | the seat of war.
 On ihe 18th ultimo, the Riverista marauders whc had made an thread into the depai tment of Madona do were cut pieces by detachment oi the fOrcei | of General lgnacio Oribe.
 | Subsequently, Revera, euding, by a precipitaie flight. the pursuit If Gen rn Se'vando Gomez. ,nf de
 
 the hope of taking Il by surprise; but the inhabit ants, as m ioinler occasion, salianty drove hin back with great lors. Amongst the killed he Jeff upon lh. fl, Id WAS ihe notorious Col. Cahrai. The re- el horde alter lhis severe dscomfiture immedI ately retreaied but not before Il had laid waste ,h, country, burning every rancho m the environs o the i town.
 A salute of 2l guns fired from the battery or Saiurda, last, in honor of the anniversary of the biiih day oi Washinglnn.
 The Buenos Asrean papers sheer at the late ei fort of the French Admiral Lane in interfering iil the exercise of the begeren of the blockade of Mouteyideo on the pat of the Argentine Republic
 There were l3 American vessels at Buenos .rei | on ihe 7ih of March.
 The late American packet Fame, purchased h, the Government oi Bueuos Ayres, and fitting out a man of WAT, has ho ed the Argentine flag, ant was chrisiened by lhe name of ihe "Maypu" in hon or of the victory obtained at that place the 5tl of April, 1918, by the army of the United Prov nce of the River Plate. The sponsors n the occasion were lhe and daughter of H. E. the GosernoI Don Juan and Dona Manuel, Rosas. The Mayp, mounts six long eighteen pounders, and has crev oi no men. including mariners.
 M. alaruell, Charge d'Atfares of France, has ar rived aud been officially recognised
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xEUs,.s..s oE s,,rroN

Per steamboat New World fa Montgomery Boy kin d McRae 40 bales; Donald < Mnrshiil 2i Wm Arm. strong 2U; Rives. Battle co g. c Henry 4 strngel low & Hanna 2; E Nave l2 Geo w Tarlelun 7; Rhva, Sy kes X co " alsh ll Mauldn Terrell los Too mer, Gay cu 9; t L Andrews & 70 l5i llOtt Ford 10; Andrews Dawson 31 D Smitherson 3Ji Simps Il g; Jns NJ Winners & GU l3 Simpson X Roth 4 Brudnux Newton X co 37; LAbuzan & Oids 9, w Bower & 4 R Craig lE Harrison & Robinson l6; Drsha smith & i2 D M Riggs & co l5 Gordon X Curry II; Leavens d Malone 4, Stiles & co 1; Dickinson Euslis 33
 Fer .teamboat Low ndes rom Netumpka-M Sayre l. bales; E l. Andrews co 5ei LabuZan & ulds S0i W A Armstrong 4; Tarleton, Scott Cummings 1; Ilarr'of RobinsOn 64; Donald & Marshall Ie3 Jno Simpson l1 Hul X Dyrhe 2li Rives, Battle X co lOi Doykn Nc
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The Vicksburs Wing makes the follow ng gene rous remarks relative to Col. Nat Terry, who vii probably be :he democratic candidate for Governo, Ut the next election in this Sinte:
 There is thing certain, that the cnzens of AL abanE' cannot select uiore noble hearted and true aoutherner; more high spirited, hospi,able and clever gentieman and more de> oted ln the State of A'ab,ma. than this same Nathaniel Terry, and we speak from personal knowledge; though he will have foi gotten his kindness to us, as one among the thousands 10 whom he has doubt extended the same kindness, for his home is the abode of plenty and hospitality: dispensed with liberal hands bI himself and his excellent lady. Any man lhat has ever beeu in Limestone county, Alabama, knuws the Col either in person or by reputation, and will at. lest tho truth of this statement.
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caa; n", nhA1 AT THEIR OWN GANE-The lat, '',.k "-"s '"fh'thei the E flowing iiem frou ,mi' EnnI apne,'' Una, the captain and mate of a. ,.a Co., ,'. Hh'cn wHs no d.ui in pu, suit of na on-' were then,'e Ives made to undergo. for linn, at least, the terv''ue they would have im,s.d others. No great value however seen. ,' h p" o' set upon them RE they were r.nsoms to have been hrs. This may have been owing lo the H.n, I"', The queen oi t'e lslan,i did not wish them fin Tn s,!v'tude for fear they would introduce lr U, Liverpool Mercury says: me
 "Ihe last accounts from ,he Maurus stat. ,,., the English captain troft. and hIs mate, Mir Hen' P!ck' had been reduced to slavery by the Queen o Madagascar (Nanavolana,) on a charge of man stealing They were sold to certain slave owner, tnr thirty doa,s each, and afterwards ransoIned a that sum Captain Kelley, m the Conway iias,e sndeavored fo investigate bs natter and obtain sat 's'sc'ioii, put the Queen boldly avOwed the act nnd declared th she wosld repeat it under similar cir sumstaDees."
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Mn Ru.H ON THE oRroos ouEs1,os We

MR RUSH ON THE OREooE QUESTION We are glad to learn ii Mr. Rush. the Pen,poientiary al the Court oi London. is about Ia publish conti nnation of his "Menoranda' of that embassy, which will embrace his negotiations from the year 1919 m ie2o, when all the important qnestions in dispute beIween the two countries were fully examined and ,horo"ehh analyz yzed. by the Plenipotentiares on both sides. F .0+
 These comprehended the Oregon question, (now an a absorbing subeci) the boundary line he free navigation of the St. Lawrence, right of search, &c The incidents of these negotiations were fully set down, from lime 10 time, in his memoranda; and h's elaborate despstch--throwing the most impor. iant light these subjects, addressed to the gov ernment when the negotiations failed, will for the first time be given to the public nnd most eagerly sought aiter doubt. by all who wish for inforna- tion respecting the present dsputabe questions be- ween the two nations.
 The work will. besides these subjects of deep m Ierest. contain descriptions of society. men, man ners, &c. of the learned polite and gay with whom the author was in the habit of constant and fam miliar intercourse in London.-tN. Y. Com. Adv.
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FoRGE.y-ARREsT.-C Cooedxe, of this e'ty, on Sun Jay morning last arrested Benamin Fi-to, jr., of tle firm of Fske S Bradford, young mercantile house doing business this city, on India wha I. lie has forget the names of several other mercantile firms of this cir,-among them that of Nrssrrs E, D. Peters Co., to the amour, of a5OOO Messers Peters & Go. gave Il note 10 Fiskc X Rrad- f'r'i for $ 5000, and Fiske copied the npte exacly forging the nime ''i Peters Co. The note was dis. couu,ei the tlantic Bsnk. Some .usn;c,on WA. e>cllej Al the Htk io tie appearance of the ,,y hature-and the note was sent to MeSsrs Peters & Co to ask them if II was genu.e. Mr. Peter, turn . to his note bo"k and found he had gwen note In Fi-ke & Bia4jord Et that mt, bearing the same date. He took ihe note frn,u the Bank and di.coun ted it himself. The Bank h.us escaped the trouble Oi tho cotcern.-l Boston pape,
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ScKEK pars,rrnr,. uou.v-y.

ScKFKA AT THE EPREsIEENT's HoUsE.-Yes. terday morning. man nained Milton Fowler, aged about tlirly-hve years and apparently deranged in mind, walked, n all consequence and dignity nto the manslon, carrying under each a,m d loaf of bread, and in each hand bottle of wine Having deposited his provisions. with extreme niceiiy. in a safe place
 and afer resting few moments on one of the very soiiest cushions of lbe reception room, he began t, take wholesale ieyiew of the capacious premises, and appeared extremely pleased with the adornnens especially the pier sasses winch reflected his beauty. Bui. from his manner, every thing belonged 10 hiu, -'sprincpalities sni power-"-and for fear of nno- yaton and to drive of all rivals, he drew iron his pocket knife, and fpuri'hed il miiiiaire. as he passed through the empty rooms. Atlnst. however, he came upon foI bidden gtound-ihe private a
 pertinent oI the ades-who, having received no card of annuncIaion from ibs uncouth vtster, and, as consequence, not expecting his approach, and not being altogether pleased with the manner in which he brandIshed his weapon, called for assistance, which, happily afforded; and their fearful appre- hensions were thus removed Mir ]. w. Dexter, one of our most efficient ppce officers. arrested him. and brought him before D. Clark, Esq who, (ihs prisoner not being able to give good account of himself, and in ihe asenoe of baii,) committed hm to jail t' await his trial, the charge of disturbing the peace, and putting the inmates of the Presidents l'ouse in bodily lear.-I Madisonisn.
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OREGON The Commerci,l Bulletin of this city which has exhibited much ability in the discussion o g'eaI questions affecting relations with fore igi p"wers, makes the following just remark. speaking of President Folks Inaugurn in refer ence to Oregon IN D. JeTrrsonan.
 "We b lieye there is moi a declaratIpn in it thai IS not justified b, facts, and the sentiment of whic nas not been repeatedly uttered by leading men of p' p"',es 'n C"ngress; nor. indeed, which the "H ,;, ." no, resolved and prepared. al the proper ''me, to abide by"
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ERNanE fLA

Per steamboat James Day from New-Orleans- W Barkenei r Cook k co: Fry, Miss co, Hunting ton x Cleveland; B Twelves S co, FUtsy tn; De.huu Tay Tor X Myers; C W Dgden Slewaft; Washington N Calidnan Goldsmith A Iaher; TOomer, Gay q co; Bradley; Campbe!i Owen co.
 Per steamboat Montezuma from new-O Orleans-C A Gilbert X Bro; Perry Son; Foster iia,Ielle; Wzring & WI.son & May, Tartl, Stewart co; Bar ron, Mead co; Nstlory 6 Ross; Cook X co: J II Huber Freeman oE Bolton, Il Nyei Gel saunders
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THE RUINS OF NIKEvEH -"The discoverie ies in architecture and statuary made Nineyeh, by M. Boua," says the Monteur Parsien. s.must be of considerable value, if to judge by the spec. mens which have arrived at Paris. The inscriptions are perfectly egibe, but altogether beyond the ar, of decypherIng The King, after havingexarnined these e"rosiiies with great interest, has decided that vessel belonging to the Government shall be n"ssora to transport the whole collection to Paris"
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Ytsterda,'s , New Orleans mail dispeled the war which was currenI here the day before, and which we noticed m paragraph of which great part was made nonsense by transpostlon oi the types. Mexico has not made war, nor is there by he arrival at New Orleans any new sign ofbelige- .,uIr
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Boarding School Sing Sing. New.Y YAsk.' MARLBOROUGH cHURCHiLL. PRiEctfAt '~"

Boarding School, Sing Sing, New.IARka
 MARLBOROUGH CHURCHtLL. PRiEcffAt '~" VNHE SUMMER SESSION of his Institusioa
 \ commences on Wednesday. the sdih. April The remarkable heahness of he locatinn, ts prox unity to the city of N. York being diftnt less tian three hours sail the convenient md con,forsbie srrxugs- menis of the building present advantageF possessed by few institutions. The Principal Rrsdassn of the United States Military Academy. at West Point. and whle insruclag principally in the 'na,hems,i- cal department, mainfa ns ruici persoSat saprrvi. sion all the others As healthy recreati inn sad an improvement to the carriage of the pupils. tpsy are regularly exercised in the Infantry DriH. =, The ierms are $230 per snnum. wh,ch includes instruction m French Pupils to furnish the 'ssat articles, they will be furnised a snaiiexpease. For the her modern languages, music, drawing books and stationary, an exIra charge is made.
 The Principal refers particularly te tie following gentlemen, some of the patrons of the iu.tiivti"n: Chas. King, Esq, Hon. R. F. Butler, Wiliiam Bnruewall, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq, CharIes' Krec- land Esq, Isaac c ibson, Esq. Cornelius DuBois. J., Esq ', Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea venworih, Esq, of Elizabehtowp, N J.;' Geser.i s Van Rensselaer,. of Albany, N. Y.s Cyl6ntiy. 2. McIn,osh, of the II. $. Amy; Hon. Gharlsf. 4. w ,ckfe. of Keniucky; Arch'd. Gkaei~, Es4 ,4N.n R. Hale,t, Esq.. John Bioodgood, Esq. of Mohsle. Alabama. H#rttI .. arlO HE
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NEW ORLE ANS-rer steamboat James Day-3 bbs molaeses I2 do ftu F do pork B do whiskey, 20 hhds sugar 22 Io bac"n 2i sks coffee, 3 hXs fruit
 NEW ORLEANS-Prr steamboat MOntezuma-5 bh lime, o6 do whisk+y IA do our 20 eggs 635 6 do uats do coffee, 3o pieces baggmg, 39 coils rope, ly hhds bacon, , do sugar, 23 kegs lA,d.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of DIobile--May 9, Is45.

CLEARED. Bark Philena, Forbes, for New-York, by Fosiick & (haruck.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat James Day, Reynolds. i'm Now Orleans steamboat MonieZuna, Baker, tim New Orleans. steambo tt LoSndes, Johnson, i'm Wetuulpka, with sO5 bales cotton. Steamboat New World, Bryan, fin Montgomery, with 460 bales cntton. CLEARED Foa THIS PoRT-From Boston, 29ih-Ship FlSinUre, Proctori brig Lowder, Lowder. ARRIVED HESCE-At Havana, April 2j-Bria Forest, Denl. Esp Felucca's Del Carmen, Pages Nusvo Tisre, Pa. May l-Schr Dexter. Creerh. At Boston, 29th uit-Brig Gulnsre, Spn,dng
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How TO CoDGH--A writer in the New York Sun gays it is injurious cough leaning forward, as it serves to compress the ungs and makes the irri. tation greater. Pea sons prone to the enjoyment should keep the neck straight and throw out the chest By these means the lungs expand and the windpipe is kept free and clean. There is an art in every. 'h'ng. and he art of coughing is perhaps as mpor. taDt in it's way as ang other,
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINES.
 VILE AND WARSAW.

VILE AND WARSAW. h E h The light draughi passenger steamer s<zSa <zSakszlSk- MARQUETTE, F.. A. Turpin mas ter, wl leave far the above and intermediate ports, on SATURDAY, the 10th inst. al 5 o'clock, aud will continue her regular trips long the water will permit For freight or passage apply on board or tu M WAKING & CO.
 The Marquette draws hut two feet water and is pro' ded with Evans' Safety Guards 10 proven, ex- plosion of boilers. m,9 FOR GAINESVILLE, WARSAW & VIENNA. h The fine passenger steamer BELLE EsSxzsRs55s P )ULE, Black W. Martin, master will leave for the above and all intermediate landings 'n SATURDAY, 10th inst, at 6 o'c"ck PM, DO sitiyely.
 For freight or passage apply on board or io
 m,9 CAMPBELL, OWEN & Co., Agents.
 0d- The Belle Poue will run as packet ir the above trade for the remainder of the season, lea wing every Saturday
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noCTOR SWANS RHEUMATIC PAIN aI EXTRACTOR AND TONIC LINIMENT. The sub-cribers have received and have in store,
 supply of the justly celebrated Eminent which they have the fullest confidence in offering to the public, as heinz the hest k,cal application extan, A pnp,i. las western Ph, sician who uses it largely in his practice, writes of it follows''In all cuaneons muscular affections, truises, scaLls. cont,s ,ons. ndolent sores, fngous erupiions, as well as in ait infamatiuns. organic spasmodic, haze found his ointment super'nr to all other preparaiians, and in recenr sprains or bruises consider IL a specific Price 60 cen,a per b",,e For sale only by
 my6 MOSEI.Y & TUCKER, Druggists.
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Tha New York Tribune, has no tears for the lss oi w iIloughbv Newton, at the Virginia cleo ions.- IL says: The tears live in onion that shall wafer Una sorrow
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0c5- An arrival at Philadelphia brings accounts from Rio JanerO, to the 18th March, fortnight later than those previousy received
 The difficulties between Minister and the Bra 1ilian Government, have been amcaby adjusted. Indeed, they never had he dangerous aspect repre- sented proof of winch is they never made the subject of communication to the administration at home, by the Brazilian authorities. 1, pleased the whg presu to make out fragrant case of national difficulty order to enable them say, as ihe New York Courier and Enquirer did, that the election of POLK had produced wars, although all these difficult ties had occurred, and, indeed, adjusted, as il now also appears, before the Inaugural of Mir. POLK was known in Brazil!
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Il,uy W. Ellsworth, of Indiana, has been ap. pointed by the President to be Charge d'Afares oi the United States to Norway and Sweden.-Iln. dIinH polls Sentinel.
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HORN Is9 MucH.--.l had rather mt take \ IO,n w"n yo"," said the oafer to the mad bu-but ioa'er got 9niie hgh.
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A CARD-rhe Alabama Baptist-publshed ly LA the undersgned- circuIaier exicnsively in Ala bama and mississippi. This fact we think should recommend Il [" the business men of Mobile and other places. as offering superior advantages for ex- tending ther business actuainianc with the country by means of adyeriising, Business Cards and gen eral Advertisements i'll be inserted upon the usual terms. Letters addressed us, covering ad, ertse ments, will receive prompt attention.
 .f lilo UPSON & WILLIAMS.
 Marion, Ala, May 5, lS45. m,7if
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03- am candidate for reelection ID the ofhct of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county the ensuing August election.
 apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS,
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Ss V v \ | President of Board

HALABAMA PLANTER.-Persons wishing t subscribe 10 this publication, do 50 at the Bouk- stores of s. W Allen, John K. Randall and J. Sumwat Co. at the Literary Depot oi Mir. Boue- met and al the office uf the Register and Journal.
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THE MExICAE SqUAURoN.-The fleet which was to sal from Norfo k on Saturday the 26th ul,
 under the command Of Captain Stockton, for the
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 h Er@ A The fine, light drauam. double en- SsEEEasI1S zine steamer NOXUBEE. II. Kin nev master, will depart for the above and intermedi ate landings on SATURDAY. 10th inst. at 6 o'clck PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, co, Agents, my9 72 Front and 75 Com-sts.
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The New-Yofk Journal of Commerce contains a long article, which has n confident face of authority, upon the mission of Mr SMITH, the Texan Sec,e. tary of State, lo London Mir. Smith had just pass- ed through New-Ymrk.
 The Journal denies thxt Mir. Smiths m,ssIon has any connexion with intrigues to prevent annexation- questions whether the Minister Is himself oppossd anne x,I ion-denies that President JONES has been tempered with by the English French Ministers, or that he promised them any delay in the calling ol Congress together. Seems 10 favor the idea that Mr. Jones is friendly lo annexaiion and insists that the Texan Government is pursuing an ''honest. pa- uiotc and judicous course" The nfoi nation of the Journal derived from ''an intelligent gentleman just arrived from Texas explains that Mexico has offered Independence 10 Texas, condition of re- pudiatng annexation, and coupled with some quail fca'ions, and implies that the President properly wants both alternatives put in shape, 10 be had authoratIvely before Congress together.
 The coincidence of lhis informant ion, with ths journey of the Texan Secretary to Boston to take passage in ihe steamer, leads to favorable opinions than have been entertained ID this quarter of the policy ol the Texan administration.
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0o-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY w,ll sup. port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianI6 AOtef
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01-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD B GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Cour, at the ensuing election. mhl1
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MOBILE
Friday Mormlng, May 8, ts4S

6z~PRIcE CuRRENT.-our weekly rev,ew ol his market will ba published tho usual hour to- morrow morning.
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00-I offer my name io the voters of Mobile count, as candinae for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 Jan15 39ie EDWIN RUST.