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The New York herald., 1845-03-26

Ngd FUN SALF, OH TO LEAsE-I hat VIII knOWn
t.: acory, with 6 lots Of grouud, situate Haen,
he 4h avene~ Islroad) Dets l2sh and 29h sts
ubs,antta brick building 10
by 200 with brick carriage no and engine house aJJo'n
ins The srtsts and euted aud pav,d all
paid The premises complete order aud
dy nnmed ate occupancy. The will be sold leased
cheap exeha ged fr city pRopdy JhIre ouuhs VI the
purchase remain bo d and mortgage for lons
time. .
John siest, where Of the pro erty can b. seen
nhto irns
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

TRorTrNe MATcH.-O On the 18Th inst +, the grand
troiting match came off on the ice Laptairie be-
the American hors sDead and the Conadsn horse
;obtsu From the high reputation formerly enjoyed ny
Dead tho greatest excitement prevailed the course
and large sums wee freely csIed upon his head 30 h
horses came TO the scratch in gaan, STYLE md both heats
were won by Corbeau with the greet ease such trot
ting displayed by the latter had not been
the ice far many a-jsv For Canadian Poney 20 beat
he isstst h rse in Brtish North America Is cersinly
something boast Of Time mile lat heat 2m. 45s
lime one mile, 2nd heat, An 39s.- Monh cal Paper.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

. ORES ON lEE Sixth AVENUE
4Sl TO LET-Four three ny and attic Brick Hous ses
@ with soas underneath the ea.teriy aide OF th- 9Th
veaue 18th and 18Th with aiding doors,
mantp &c suisabe for Respectable
mil IS ia mod, ate circumsts tsnces.
All Of the above Sorss re stands for busiue,s and
are dry good and IA cy goods, ladies' shoe sores
China aud ear!hen hardware jswelry maery co,f,e
ed from tn .eilng part u rsqaed there being
covered dreas in front, for fuel, e..
1yk ~
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

RIor.-A riot occurr,d IN Baltimore on Friday
light, between several fire companies, IN which
hickbats were thrown. cubs used, pistols fired, &c
The neighbors In the vicinity compelled to close
heir window shutters in order to prevent the glass from
persons were more or less hurt but not severely One
oi the o6eLders named Edmund DurlIg, was arrested
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

srsR FARM FOa SALE-Price SI3OO-.gul.ining Il
beautiful and h.althy .itpatiop two miles from
s The OLD road % phiI.deIphia On the premise.
For iuetter Iformang inqui OF Mr r. DERNOTT DIN
ing Il place, Of PETE q. CORTELYUU. Typ Found
be u let mh20 81 m
The New York herald., 1845-03-26
FARMS AT JAMAICA, (L ~

IA FOR. .;s,ALE, TO LETT OR LEAss-Two Farms
t@ the village Of Jamaica about 80 EACH
will De- let to r.on both Farms iynp
her, They are stu tsd within short dstsLce of the
kai'ro d. u whicn tn fronts extend south
They watered and divided into avabl, pasture and
B.p and other out buildng. o. the other there fine
building overlooking the village The are oesr
Bic ethr for ming or markstng the SOL being peculiarly
ad pied for suge y vegetables for the New Yok
:" MI s.ec FRANCIS 8 BROWN. "a pire .,r..,.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

So FIK sALE-A 50 endd, sulsr'o5 aud very vAaabIt
isnt fences aud outbuildaas mills and machinery for
sawing grinding about 800 choice Peach Trees and
risty Of other u 81 miles from Monistown New Jr-
and % hours ride from New York; healthy and delight
e.n n ps " Sa can cn.1 ove p t. 90 w
Also 30 acres with Cotage Barns Fences &c about
1000 Peach Trees the above Price $1,000 For full
particulars apply to ID. ELSTON,
IS Aintic street, South brooklyn
$500 $1,000 Hcue and Lot ia the city Of Brooklyn
wanted, at per Ample security Apply Immediately
to ID. kLSTON, IS Atlantic st.
tmAer 2onfh Rronh
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02


Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-Mes
English Taylor Miss Tay or Messrs Owen, Enelish w
Taylor Lyman, Riley. Lesseps, Powell, Moreon Gam
dolio Aminon, Donnard Jackson Phillips Edwards-ll
deck.
Per steamboat Noxuhee I'm Tuscaloosa-Mss Collins,
Measrs Tonnah Meador. Powers. Collins, Chadwck j
Foster, Strong, Todd, sartwell, Pearson IiiIl smith
Lewis, Morton, Fawkey.
Per steamboat Native from Aforementioned lady
and child Miss Bates, Col Gayle, Rev Mr. Gunn Misses
Sherwood, Fand Hill, Buck, Henley Bennett, Pace
Bates, Finn.
Per steamboat New World I'm Montsomery-Rev Mr.
Lee aud lady ID Files, lady and rhild Mesdames Ia
Starke and child, Noble, two Misses Wooien Gayle Col
II Darlington, Judge Sterrii, Drs Roone Bates, Bon
ner, Messrs Marsh Higgins, Glover, Harnick ii
DO, den, Fletcher, Perryman, Chidsey, Cohen, Weir
Baree, Farris. Michael Dominick, Rives, Robin
son, Rigner, Kdd McKegg, Brooks AFTER Pstis. Men
dinhad Knox, Smith, Cause Douglass, Wallace, Pow.
ers Reid, CovnRton smith. WoOten, Henly Hood, Les
ter, Bonner.
Per steamboat Bourbon from Tuscaloosa-Mr Bapiis,
and daughter, Mr. Gay and lady, Drs Randolph Gornane
Egeton, Messrs w Jones, Peck, l. Lowry, VIM II
borden, Cleft. Wall, HITTER. Harris, and Brown
Martini T Roberts, q Terrant.
Per steamboat Minerva from Aherdeen-Mrs Walker
Miss Morton DIR Moore, Messrs Walker. bearing. Long
Merwin Farmer, Grant, Alexander, Stahorn, White.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02


The steamship New York has arrived at New Or
leans from Galveston, which she left on the 2Olh u
The news from Texas is of little additional interest
to what was brought by the McKim.
President Jones has been quite i'll. 1t is SAID that
he despatched his proc lamation for the assembly OF
Congress to northern aud eastern Texas by special
expresses fearing that the mails would be interrupt
ed by high waters. The Houston Telegraph de-
clares that President Jones wi cordially CO operate
with the people in consummating the measures OF Al
nexation, aud will make every necessary exelion Ia
expedite It's accomplishment, but its faith IS much
stronger than ours.
Meetings in favor ofannexalon continue TO be held
in various parts Of the State. The meeting recently
held at Washington is represented 10 have been the
largest and most respectable county meeting evel
held there, and the proceedings were conducted wild
the greatest unanimity and enthusiasm.
AT meeting in Harrison county, to consider lht
all absorbing subject, there were only three persons
in opposition In the counties of Sabine, Robinson
Nacogdoches and liberty, meetings have heen held
embracing nearly the entire ma lie population each
.'-i ~ v~hlbiting the utmost zeal and unanimity II
favor IS annexation. The same feeling prevail
,lA oughouI I exas
The National Register at Washington denies tina
AsHREL SMITH, the new Minister to England, il
opposed to annexation. Perhaps he and Presiden
Zones have the same sort Of principle that Of tn
Register itself, which processes lie in favor Of an
nexation, upon some unknown basis, while il oppos
es every plan suggested and argues that ndepen
dence is every way preferable any.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

Per steamboat Bourbon from Tuscaloosa-Leavens 4
Malone 70 bales; Seaman ~; Jno Cummins s.; + J
Hill |.
Per steamboat NoSubee from Tuscnioosa-Leavens d.
Malone bales; ALEU- Ha1en 3; M1u idin Terrell D;
order 81 Peck Shackelord 4; Carlisle 4; G Mar
able 81 Bull Boardman 4; b FOntaine d Son 2. o
Cumrlhs !; Dickinson Euslis /; Hill |; Walker a.
u dimes Ii Deshu, smith co l.
Per steamboat Native fom Aberdeen-W VIM Eckford 4
bales Rhea. Sykes CO Q; Truman CO |; String
fellow, llama d co Ii Harris, Clsyto co 2.
Per steamboat New World from Mon gomery-Rives
Battle co 60 bales; Geo W Tnrleton 10; Dickinson
Eustis l;roomer Gay ca 40; THretou. Scott & Cum
Inings 81 Donald & Marshall p; Rhea sykes co %;
psshn. Smith & CO 81; Nisbet 2O Andrews & Dawsoi
~; Mauldin Terrell l5i b Andrews CO Il; Ander-
a. Dawson IL; T Hood Iii Walker a Holmes I; ]
Walsh Il w Armstrong g. Hoy Il Ford a; Gordon a.
{ urry 3; u X Carlisle 2; Boykn e. McRae
Per steamboat Minerva fin Aberdeen-De sha smith d
Gu 23 bales; Baker Lyon q Dearng ); J Crawford l.
Per steamboat Lua koohh from AberdPen-R Craig 6
taies, W A Scott 6, Bradford Il Sanders 8.
er steamboat Lownies fin Wetump ka-Wm A Arm
strong haes: w Tarleoa ga Broun 90; Say re so;
y u Andrews co To- Bradford & Sanders 3S; Toomer
Gay co Do; TarletOn Scott & Cummings Is; Gordon
d Curry Sc Harrison g. Blair ID; Ulrck, W aace 70
10; Whhsrs 81 co |; VIM Bower q co II; e X Cur
!a'e lO LabuInn " Ods I; tn Holt 4; Boykin & Nc
nae l22 Donald Marshall 23.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

EDITORS IN PARIs.-The will Of Dujauier, the
editor of The PROSE-. who WAS lately shot in dnel
nv BeouUailon, Of the propretors Of the GLOBE,
furnishes key TO the kind Of life lived by the
spcuous intelecls of Paris, and reminds also Of
the difference between the professional position Of
editors there and here. On the person of the dead
man found paper covered nth blood, dated
the midnight before the duel, and addressed To
friend, commencing with this sentence: "At The mo-
ment before g"ing out to fight Tor The most trivial
and senseess possible reason, write the following
As nv last will" The first clause is the beqneath-
ing of certain property 10 young dansease, who was
his mistress He then leaves all his PEI sonal pro-
perty TO his friend Alexandra Dumas, the author
This was Of The most suinpiuuus description. Two
horses lor "a single iiem) had cost Duiar, Ter ii 900
francs The furniture in his Lodgings is estimated
| al 100 900 frames. His bedroom WAS said to be u
"wander Of coqueti Ish and dainty elegance and
his dressing room perfect study for luxuriast.-
The papers filed with the details OF his sumptu
Gus refinement.
The influence possessed everywhere by editors.
| has CHANGED, in Paris alone, tn have been coveted
and usurped II source Of power and consequence
fashionable life. Genius, ii is true, OF amy kind,
mikes n man the fashion in France-(or in no couu-
| Try on earth is intellect priced and honored)-bu
the immediate pow Of editors constant, 10 action,
and easily brought to bear any interest oil socie-
iy, gives to them the holding of The entrance key 10
| mos, Of the more public avenues Of profit and ad
ncement-no small addition TO the fop-thunder
which in other countries is lodged only IN the small
cloud Of a mousache. Editors in Paris are The Sy
brrites-,he much thought lions-the fashionable
dictaiors of gay society," Jues Janin is the Premier
| of this brilliant administration, and as of course
there is desperate competition ol success in pro-
lession temptingly privileged, The brightest wits
occupy the editorial chairs that most enviabe.-
Most of The distinguished statesmen and authors in
France are, or have been connected with the Press,
| in this way. The contest between this state ofedi-
torial Profession aud that Of the United States is
amusing enough TO have been worth this glance in
passing. fiI-
We learn from the Flats Unis of this morning that
the cause of The duel was Mademoiselle Lola Mon.
ties, young Spanish girl the second rank of dan
at the OPERA very beautiful creature, whose
violent temper and passionate heed essness Of char
acIer have made her spicy lavorte among the bia-
yes Of Paris.
The foregoing intelligence th the comments are
| from the New York Mirror.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02
WESTERN WArERs.-The Louisville Courier

OF the 2Ist met saws: ..fr.
The Ohio river is so low, that steamboats, have
great difficulty in navigating it. We learn that the
Harkaway, Diamond, Hard Times, and American
Eagle, are all at French Island, waiting for rise
or preparing to light over The Grey Eagle and
Carolina are at Flint Island. The Marengo had got
over Flint Island bar. There was FIVE feet wat,
large on Flint Island bar.
The 81. Louis Revee of the 20ih says;
The steamer Tobacco Plant, in yesterday from the
Missouri river, reports four feet water at Smiths
Landing, and the river falling slowly all the way
down. --.-,
The Illinois river is becoming SO difficult of navi-
galian fnr III" low stage of water, thai bo ITS are
Withdrawing from the trade. The Lexington Inns al
ready Withdrawn, and the Western Belle, we UNDER
stand, 10 up for Cincinnati.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

A DESCRIPTION OF GUIzOT, THE FRKEcH
PRIME MIsIsTER.--Form an idea ofths man OF
little stature, with bis head bent forward, and his
body leaning to the right from weakness, with thin
grey hair, IA pne complexion, hollow cheeks, he
steps up to the chair. imagne that this man,
Weighed down by the for his office, by his Fee
BILE health, and the troubles caused to him by two
sick children, also labors under unpopularty
paralleed since iRicheeuand Mazar,n. Arrived on
the chair, he crosses his arms, throws back his
head, his forehead 10 clearing up and extending
his eyes are enlivened, and, from his lips. with
motion of contempt that plays round the corners of
his mouth, the most admirable language flows
Y find the saloon crowded with the elected Of a
whole nation the most distinguished peers OF France,
strangers OF all nations, but. 10 VAIN you look for
single countenance that gives signs of inattenion,
nui or indifference. On the contrary, you find
antagonists and adherens chained, enchanted, puz-
zled or enthusiastic in their expressions, according
to their political position. That is an astonishing
meet acie, and is to this great statesman an atone
spent for the injustice he is suffering, and which will
soon terminate his life. After be has descended
from the chair. his vital spirits feverishly excited,
still sustain him, hut he hastens home, aad his body
Yields to exhaustion; he lays himself down and aeeks
resi- either in conversation with His two children, or
in sleep, If il does not refuse HIN ito relief.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF MObile--Iay 2, Is45.

CLEARED.
Br ship John Campbell, Broomhead, for LiverpooI nv
w Miigtn co. f -
ship St Leon, Whiting Tor Liverpool, by Dawson &
Ferguson,
br bark CrowD' Fleioher ior Liverpool, by @ Martin
ARRIVED.
Bark Ranger, Milliken, I'm Boston, to master
Bark II W Tyler, Tyler, fin Boston. to master
steamhont Creole, Heirn, fin New Orleans
Steamboat MOnezuma, Baker, fin New-Orleau,
stenmho't Laa Rookh, Hopper, from Aberdeen, with
Is bales coiinn VIZ"
stea!nooh Lowndes, johnson, I'm Wetumpka, with
6ZI bales cotton. 'u
Steamboat NoAnbee, Kinney, from Tuscalooss, with
4S bales cotton.
Steamboat Native, Wilson, from Aberdeen, with 10
bales cotton.
bales cotton
Steamboat New World, Bryan, fun Montgomery, with
4s9 bales cotton.
Steamboat Minerva, Barton, from Aberdeen, with 2s
hnles cotton. - $50
ARRIVED HgNoE-At Nsw-York, 23d-Bri, Charlie.
Thomas, Carson.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-M Warning
q COS Chyert, w Mccoy d co; 5 Tweyes d co;
Fosdick * Charlock Ilutchinson, w E sackett &
Coz NJ Fechemer; HYMN; PerIeIt; Noel; Sands d
COS ST John, Powers COZ J NJ Muldou.
Per steamboat Montezuma from .>ew- Orleans-C A
Gilbert Bro; Andrews & co; T P Miller & CO; M
Warning q co; 7 Graham SOM w Il Redwood.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

PITTsRURs INsURANcE OFFIcEs.-A letter
published in the Philadelphia United States Gazette
from Pitsburg, und date oflhe l7ih, says;
The situation of the Insurance ofhces Is briefly
this: The 'Firemens'' has capital of $3.50 900,
two.Gfhs paid up equal $1,000 and the balance
secured Nv STOCK noies .ifhout endorssrs. The loss
in thai Office is $3.50 goo The penn has CAPT
ia of 5000, 900, one fourth paid up with simple
subscr ipion list for the balance, and the amount in
sured in the burnt district is 1920 900.
The nominal loss Of the ''Fire and Navigation" is
5000 900, which will probably be reduced by par
GELS of goods sayedto something less Than $50 900
We have in available exclusive Of stock notes
which you know are well secured BY excellent en-
dorsers Of $4,000 1t is thus made certain that
the losses Of thus Company will he fully met. The
confidence the community would have and ought to
nave, in the management of an office which under
such very trying circumstances meets all lis engage
mens, will render its future operations eminently
successful
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

NEW-0RLEANS-Per steamboat CreoIe-96 bbls
hiskey, do moases, IL do -four IS cks bacon 20 bxs
candles, 30 kegs butter.
NEW-ORLEAN Per steamboat NJ ont ezuma-b bbls
and cusk bacon rs hhds sugar. go pcs Tagging 81 coils
rope 500 SKIS corn, 81 bales hay IL kegs lard bbls
-four rs do whskey do beef do wine, az do potatoes
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

BAPTIST CHURCH AND SLAvERY.-Th. H.,
, ,nsv 1on'" o, r1res" Missions having decaedhat
slaves and insisting upon holding them as bis mug
perry, the Virginia Board have appointed a cn,v. o
ii'": to he held in Augusta, Ga, in May next, i,
confer On the best means of promoting The foreign
missionary cause and other Interests of the Bap,s,
denomination on in the South" Other Southern
Ssa'es are responding to the call.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

1t is SAID thai Mr. Gushing, on being asked to dine
with Mandarin LIN, discovered on the table son,s.
thing OF which he exrLiisuil,, thinking il To he
duck Not speaking Chinese, aud W ishns to know
what ii was, ia pointed 10 il, after he had finished
saying 10 his hast interrogaiively. '-Quack, auack
qunck' The mandarin, with equal brevity, replieI,
ith "A shake Of his head, "Bow, wow, wow"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

0n-The National Iniellgencer says: We have res-
suppose that the Brazilian Government has not
considered The brief Misunderstanding between our
Minister aud Its authorities on this occasion the
SEIZURE of the PuIposel Of sufficient consequence
to be made subject Of remonsrance to this Govern
aenf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

The Boston Journal nplichig The report that Mr.
Polk would not remove Mr.. Wise f,om The mission
TO Rio, quantity enough says: mi. Wise, Of course
will moi I've willing 10 remain at that post while Nj.
Polk is in power, and will resign"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

LIVERPOOL-Per Br ship John Campbell-le34 bals
cotton.
LIVERPooI-Per ship ST Leon-l905 bales cotton.
LINERrOOL-Per Br bark Crown-736 bales cotton
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

-"e "o"' 'so. B. DAWSON, of Louisiana, repre-
SENTATIVE TN Congress from the Third District, Is
dangerously III AT his residence in West Felciana.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

Ns,.' Vail E.en rnn.-Mr. Bryant, editor Of the
o'N rVe"'hg ros,, sailed for Furnpe on Mon
day, for the purpose Of recrear,on He vii ca"Gme
his travels to England aad the north Of Fnr,rs and
will remain away above six months. Dnnh,is. I H..
correspondence will be very entertaining '''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

o. am candidate for reelection 10 the offies
of Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Mobile county M The
ensuing August election. f.s
apis AUGUSTUS BROOKS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

8o-The Native American Advertiser Of the city
OF Philadelphia, Lately made mistake which would
be udcrous in itself if il were not II sign Of so much
unrefiecting parizan bitterness exercised on a very
grave occasion. One JOHN BURNS having been
killed in Il melee. the Adve, User issued AN invitation
to "Natve Americans" Of the city and county TO at
tend his funer Il. who had been ''shot down
by Irish and Catholics" without provocation. Ii
tarns out that he a catholic, an IishinaH and SO
far from being Native that he was not even ma
tnraiized! VI would be ich joke upon them If il
were not proof Of wicked preiudc and dee stable
spirit Of sectarian luminosity.
ls- The reports from Iowa are contradictory.-
1t was al first stated that the people had decided
against entering the Union, with the boundaries as
defined in the act of Congress. BY the last ma il we
find it stated that The is close and that proba.
bly, the majority is 70, acceptance.
Al WIN. d. MosELEY, formerly Of Lenoir coun-
ty, IN. c. is the democratic candidate for Govern
or of tile State of Florida
0G-GoRHAM PARIS Of Maine, has been Apo INT
ed Consul 10 RIO, in place Of Mr. GORDON removed.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

The writings Of II. s Legsre, Of South Carolina,
late Minister to Belgium, Member Of Congress, At
orney General and Secretary Of State of the United
States, most accomplished scholar, and able and
eloquent man, announced rs in the press of Bur-
CESS d James, of Charleston
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02
MOBILE
Friday Morning, May .. Is45

PRtcE CURREET.-Om letter and newspaper
sheet price Che latter having the late foreign
news) will be published and ready for customers at
an early hour to morrow morning.
The next steamer for Liverpool ia the Hbernia,
10 leave Boston on the 18th inst
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

0G- The friends Of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Mobile county IA, the elecln on The
lat Monday of August next ~ mb2hte%
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

G-JAMES HAGAN is announced by his friends
as candidate for the office Of Circuit Clerk of Mo-
bile county at the ensuing August election aoS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

05.I respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for Clerk of The Circuit Court Of Mobile county, at
The ensuing August election.
mis- 84if ]. W. LANG
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

o. TO the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
taorzed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as "A
candidate for reeecion to the office Of Clerk of the
County Court Of Mobile county, ut the ensuing Au-
gust election febS 6OtiIe*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02
l,hlAIofrtsvitLk. Anil e4.

DISTURBANCE AT rHE UEIvERsiTF For the
last week there has heen somewhat Of IA disturbance
at the University Of Virginia, b' tween the Pfoes-
and Officers Of the Institution, and tue STU,
dents The Magistrates sitting in the capacity oi
called County Court, and jury have been in ses-
sion Cor three days past, investigating the matter =
After the investigation closes. statement Of tue
facts in relation to It will be published All Is quiet
now, and the lectures will be resumed Tomorrow
The Board of Visitors were in session on yesterday
-rJeffeT sonian.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02

0o-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD b.
GALE as candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
at the ensuing election. mill