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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22


stJrTO THE PUBLIC The Ladies' Mlsson-
arS Sewing Sbrirly of Christ Church Parish, ID this
city, take thIs heihnd respectfully df informing the
cdmmunily al large, thai They proposeio offer for
sl'e haudsume collection of fanny and ureit sItl-
clss, al the Waterly HOUSE, % W e,lnesday Thirs-
day, and Friday nights. the 26h. 27il and 2Slh INST
The proceeds Of The sale, after deucimg the neces-
sary expenses attending it, will I've entirely appropra-
ted To the support of City Missionary, who will
preach the GospeI to all who may he disposed ia at
Tend his services, s'whout money aud without
price, and devote barge portion of his time in WIS.,
iiing the sick and destitute, without regard to de-
distinctions in every part OF the city,
aud IN relieving their WANTS, hoih spiritual and tenn
pnral, To the full extent oil his ability II Is inended
that he will spend the entire year in the city and
Pecialls the sckly A Clergyman we'll quail
ned Tor so ardunus an enterprise is expected here IN
the course of the ensuing spring. at east, efurs
VIII he spared, until such person be procured The
difficulty VI procuring person willing and properly
qualified to engngs in snch work, Inay perhaps,
casion some delay. 5oe+ .g
In view Of an object so purely bene, client and be-
raj. il is believed thai appeal 10 religious
munity like ours, pioverbml for its liberoy To all
good works, is wholly unnecessary to induce them
encourage the ladies in their noble and responsible
undertaking, by their presence and substantial su :
port. mh19
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The Postscript 10 The Charleston Mercury, con-
fains reported new nominations by President
Polk. Among Them We find the name of BEsJA.
MIN q. SHIELDS of this Stale, as The new Charge
TO Venezuela. We only regret that it ia not IA more
important station Mr. SHIELDS is fit for amy place
in the gift Of the government, and stands high IN
the regards of the people of Alabama, any man in
the State. We glad to that the President
has selected him for of the earliest repositories
of his confidence.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22
ARRIVAL OF THE FRIGATE CONGRESS

ANNAPOLIS, Md 18th March, lS46.
The United States Frigate Congress arrived here
TO day from three years cruise, 4si days from Rio
de Janero to the mouth of the chesapeake officers
and crew all WE'LL
During the cruise Of the Congress she has display
ed our flag in France, Italy, Austria, Greece, Tur.
key, Syria, Egypt, Tripoli, Morocco Sicily, Malta
Minorca, Gibraltar, Madeira. Tenerife, Brazil and
the Republic of Rio de Ia Plata.
The following is list Of her officers:
Browning, John p. ellis, 4. A. Jenkins, Rich ard
Bache, d. ID. Porter; William Rouckendrof Sur
geon; T. l.. Sm,lh, Purser; B. J Cahoone. Marine
Officer; LieuIenans, B. F. Brooke and John C.
Ora, son; Chaplain, VIM G. Jackson; Acting Mas
Ter, Jas. l.. Blair; Professor. Juhn Pierce, Jr; As
sisianl Surgeon, Oscar F. BAKER.
Midship,nen, G W. Ably, J. w Bennett, Edward
Eaton, WIN. Rely. d. P. McCrokie, L. P. Ash
mead, Thos. $ Fil-brown, w. r. Mercer. S. B.
Luce, Chas c. Rayard John D. l.angho,ne; Acting
MIdshipmen from the Frgate Raran) W, p, Hum.
phreys, John N. Meehan, W b. Hays, K. W. ST.
Minis, Shas Danreiled l. as. ts..1 ID
Boatswam WIN. Black; Gunner Snml G. City;
Carpenter, Jas. Mag.ll; Sailmaker, q. D. Black
ford. f.
Passengers--M's b J. Cahoone; John Sergeant,
Jr. Esqr., of Phi'ade phia. bearer Of dispatches
from our Minister al Rio; Lieulenauis Acosta and
ALVIN, of the Brazilian Navy, to pursue their pro-
fesson in our Naval service, having been on board
several months at the request Of the Emperor, for
thu purpose. Also four BRAZIL boys 70 lie APP
preniced to rhip-buildIng ~ our Navy Yards. Also
the master and crew Of The brig Mnnievideo, prrss-
ted nv G. w GoRDoS, Esq the American Consul,
al Rio, charged with aiding and abeiting the slave
trade on the African Coast, Lieut. PORTER pro-
cee,led forthwith to Washnton, bearer Of dispatches
from the American Consul III Rio TO the Secretary Of
State --[Balt. Ar erican ur. eu
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THEArRE-The Seguin Troupe have, during
the week been drawing full and fashionable houses,
and the Operas. so far produced, have given une-
quivocal satisfaction.
The cioruaes are not quite as powerful as could
have been wished, hut are rendered in a manner TO,
at least, give offence. The orchestra has been
streng thened by the addition Of half dozen compe
tent musicians from the 81 Charles Theatre, New.
Orleans, and is complete and power ful we re.
member to have heard in this place.
Tonight will be performed the Opera of "Guy
Mannering," in which old friend Sol SMITH
will appear before Dominic Sampson.
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MOBILE
saturday Morning, March ga, Is4S
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting oiIhe Democratic party of the count.
# Mobile. viii be held at the Court House on WE'D
VEsDAY EVENING next. at hall past O'Clock
or the purpose Disappointing Delegates TO the sial'
Convention. 10 be held at Tuscaloosa on the LIST Mon
lay ia May next, 10 nominate candidate Tor GOV
,rnor OF this State.
The meeting viii also take into consideration The
proprieiy Of calling District Convention, to nom
nale CandldaIe for Congress in this District.
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PASSEEG:I KS.

Per steamboat Creole from observation-disclosures
Franklin, Marsh and child, Drs Ware Puckrt. Messs
Magee, Franklin, beers, NrlHrren, hates Nj Gruder.
Rattle, Wigainbotiom, Morrison, Mcintosh, Ware, Me
Ke.ver, Debnr, Campbell, Lloyd, Durell-g on deck.
Per steamboat Charlotte i'm Weumpka--Noland and
lady. Miss Pinsen, DT Purnell, Messrs Mitchell, Sims
Kendall, Thorn, Muckle, NJ Nabers, Brooks Jones,
j aud J Saxon, NJ Hale, Sille.
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GONSpa.NEscA

Per steamboat Creole from New UreRns--M Warning
& CO; J Cole; W. FAIRIES; Mrs Sushi. L fIoveron; S
Franklin, Allare; Violet; Alling n ca; Huntington d
Cleveland T II Uheever, F w Mccoy n CO; Perryman
Il Son; Blocker Hidden; Campbell, Owen & coi Bel
loo; Rupert d McIeiand WIN II Redwood; $ | Il |
Jones; Mallory q Ross Rugeley Mann & COZ Fry, Bliss
4 co; Deshon Tay Tor Il Ny ersi J l. Weeks.
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The New-Orleans Jefier sonian announces the ar
rival in lhnt city of Major DoNELsoS, our Charge
Texas, with the intention of sailing in the next
packet To Galveston. by which time lie will have re-
ceyed the instructions said to have been forwarded
to Nashville by MIR. TYLER.
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Per steamboat Charlotte FIN Weumpka-Rhea, Sykes
Il co 262 bales; Tarleton Scott n Cummings 2, Don
aid Marshall %, Simpson 81; l. Andrews co As;
Maudia r Terrell 81 bradford Il Saunders "a; Nsbpt
"a; Dexter ~ Abbott %; Andrews Dawson ~; Lahu-
n Odds Ii G w Tarleton l6i Lesvens 4 Malone a
Crawford !; W Bower q CO 4; order 4.
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DE IsTR

y n 4 , II u.
hR. LEES NERVlNE will give immediate re
- lief TO the most acute TooTH AcHE, when il
proceeds from an exposed nerve. II will also en-
tireiy destroy the nerve that the tooth NAV be
plugged and again become useful, without any main
whatever. The Nervne is perfectly free from every
hing injurious To the organization Of the tooth or
that W i'll disc0lor it,. t- t
Certificates OF its efficacy, from some Of the most
respectable citizens, may he seen >, the OrrIcE.
southeast corner of Royal and Dauphin-seets o, er
Gregory's Exchange, entrance Royal-st.
10 Every operation in Dental Sui gerry performed
upon the latest improved principles and warranted
10 last. = mh2l ea,f
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In TiME.-Passing through the Hall of the Hon,
Of Representatives this morning, perceived ,I,s,
about seynty members elect To he next Go aress
had alr' ady marked their names upon the desks, If
their avn selection thus securing their accord.
ing to the rule which has, in this particular, obtain.
ed--''irst come, first served. ri Madisonian.
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NEW-GRLEAhS-per steamboat Crcoe-l9 bhs
apples do egga IS do heel pork, 10 do hrrng,,s
do mola.ses al do hour do H. ~ hxs caret 10 ca,hs
bacon, 1876 coils rope bales me- ii pcs baggns 276
SKIS com, 90 kegs lard, 2 SKIS coffee.
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TtRhisLE TRLoEbi l--CliRon Thompson,
Esn. Of Lexington, Ky. was shot dead in the court
room nj Mt. Sterling Wednesday, by his hfolser-
in law, Henry Daniels. lie Nas-a man of iaehta
and prominent rs a lawyer. Daniels was man Of
talents aIso has been 10 Congress. and Presiden-
tial elector The parties had quarrel about law
cuse h,nd while addressing the jury Thompson turn
ed 10 Daniels and charged him with forging papers
and swindIing him of his estate. Daniels replied
that il he repeated the charge he would kill hun
He repeated it, He then ned his lace 10 the jury,
when Daniels drew pistol, and shot him through
the heart. Daniels is in prison, The judge having
refused bail.
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me cincinnati papers chronicle with much eclat
me arrival OF small ship at that port, which had
been pun on the musk'nguu river, in Ohio. Il is
erpool. 1t will M doubt surp,,se the Enelish Gus
lom-honse officers to find ship coming from port
in the United States 1000 miles from ria ,.,s. II,
is said the ship building business can i've made nro6
table even IN ohio,-an evidence OF Yankee enter
prise worthy of high mmendatIon. /
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The Dem Cratic leg Isatve Con, eniion Of Maine
which ~as he On Thursday week. unanimously vo
led Tor huGH J. AsDERsos, as their candidate fol
"psernor, Mr.. Anderson has accepted the nolnina
lion. iU.' .Jfl ~
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--March aa, 1s45.

CLEARED.
Bark Saxony. scudder, for Boston, by Whitaker 4
Sampson.
Bark Tartar, Russell, for Boston, by II Rivers
ARRIVED.
Steamboat Creole. IIiern. I'm New. Orleans.
steamboat Charlotte White Jr, i'm Wetumpka, with
1865 bales cotton.
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DIsTINeUIsHED ARRIvALs.-Mr. Calhoun ar
rived here Saturday morning and spent the day in
social intercourse with his friends He declined the
public occasion rendered him. hat ,lined in u quiet
way with the Members Of the City Council and other
gentlemen. He LEFT in The cars yesterday for his
home.
Mr.. NcDuffe also arrived here on Saturday and
left yesterday. He is very feeble and walks with
difficulty, but is We believe Sc in health than
he has been through the winter.
The Hon. Mirabeau B. Lamar, Ex-President of
Texas, and Com Moore, late Of the Texan Navy,
arrived yesterday in the Wilmington bout. The
former lett immediately for Savannah. the latter
stops at the Charl slon Ho'el.-L Charleston Mercu.
ry, 18th.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

The QuAKERs IN RHODE IsLAED.-A serisus
division has arisen in the Society Of Frends in ms
visit Of ,seph John Gnrney, whose doctrines are 81 !.
iected to by portion OF The Society, who are sly led
Wiiburites, from John Wilbur, a preacher in tic
southern part of the State. Each party claims 10 be
genuine followers Of George Fox. Al the quarterly
meeting held in Providenre las, week, The Wibu.
rites we're excluded. III r0vidsnee Joususl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

Tie office of line ArtgALut M,nuhis, Tenn }
mas be- u DESTROYED b, fire. The ciiiz-ns of that
pac' ars active in assisting the proprietor resume
the pm lira ion
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

The eastern mail failed Yesterday from beyond
Charleston, Is c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

20 The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup
port him candidate for the office of Clerk Of the
County Court, AT the election in August next.
ianIf 4Oet
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

I5NED s. RATCLIFFE ia proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court,
and will he supported by ...l q. 81,
febl7 67ll MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22
COMMERCIAL.

The eastern mail Jailed ssain yesterday. N"ihihG
from ond Charleston received We have consequent
~ nothing new in the commercial line.
Al Nav ORLRANs, the cotton market was qu'e mat
tive on Wednesday holders appearing more disposed 10
realise The Plcas reports sales al only sOOO bales
Al former prices
The ship New Jersey cleared al Charlesion last week
for ST Peirrshurs with cargo vi 1906 bales cotton
Al MACON 18Th inst. the receipts Oi cotton amounted
10 Oee76 bafes since LIST Sept-an excess over any
previous season of 665 bales. The stock hand was
44,524 B,les.
Receipts to Isl March, last year. S2e bales
Receipts TO LIST March, 1910. lol
The entire receipts OF le3g-'4O amounted To about
1890 baes. The bales, II is said. much heavier
Ihs year hsn formerly. Prices range from 81 10 5Ic
New Tribune that there now about fourteen
millions of spndles use in the United Kingdom, with
weekly production Of yarn of lUi per spindle The
consumption OF cotton since 1889, has gone IN Um 30
44eO0 900 lbs in lo4I. The number OF spndles fSh
$500 TO 4OL000O, the improvements III tue ocess
81 spinning making The increase uf splhdles shleL III
ratio than the consumption OF the law material Inc
production If spndes Is about eOOuUO per Huhul, ui
which 6JOD00 required 10 replace old ones Shou
the in the condition of The lower Class III
England continue is supposed that The production al
yarns could scarcely keep win tue demand Anu
the scarcity machine makers and the time necessary
the increase oil oductan The number Of spndles nj
work n other is committed as follows
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

NJ-I offer my name the voters Of Mobile county
as eandinae FIR the office Of County Clerk at the
ensuing August election.
Jan15 80 te EDWIN RUST
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

ton OF Texas. The following letter, published in
the Richmond Wing, gi,es particulars:
WAsHiNoroN, March 8.
The fact may, believe, be relied on, that the
Ne xican Minister yesterday communicated 10 The
Corps Dipiomaique here protest addressed 10 the
President agains; the annexation OF Texas. u APP
pears that he law was published with The Pres-
dents until the preceding evening, in the Ma
disonian; which fact alone accounts for the mexi-
| cans delay Of the step to winch his nation ST.
deeply pledged, and which (plehge not) she was
certain to take. Gen Almonte, presume, could mol
act in uratter Of such high fornalty, any thing
short oil the regular publication of the law and has
held back for that. the proceeding which. however
calm and courteous in its character, certanly places
the two nations in atti,uil of ANYTHING but peace
The document AZ far as ran learn it's tenor, is Ia
the following effect:
"Thai he has the honor to address himself to the
Hon. Secretary Of State Of the United States. in
der TO manifest the deep concern with which he has
seen that the President has wen his signature 10
law admitting into this coniederacs the Mexican
province of Texas.
'tHe had hattered himself that the right counsel IL
urged by many distinguished citizens ofIhis coun-
Try thoroughly versed in lis public principles and the
wise and right policy that has directed its conduct
abroad, would have led 10 II better event. Unlmppi-
" it has not been aud, in contradiction III his
hopes and TO his sncerest vows. he sees carried on
the part Of this Government, 10 its legal consun
lion, and act OF aggression the most unjust that
dem history can record-lhe despoiling friendly
nation OF a considerable part Of its territory
''For these reasons, bound to do by his ins,ruc-
tons, he protests. in the solemn manner, the
name OF his government, against the law in question
lie also protests that the act in no manner lnva
daie the right Of Mexico to recover her province SC
unjusty wrested from her; aud that she will sustain
and give effect to that right by all the in he'
power.
"ie also begs that the Secretary will make known
to The President that, in view OF the facts, hi
mission this government is, from to-day. a
an end; and he, therefore, asks that the honora
BILE Secretary will send him his passports-it being
his purpose 10 leave this city possible fol
New York.
do not, of course, vouch for the precise forms
the matter, but deriving my Information from II YER,
accurate person, who has seen the document, cat
venture TO say that this is faithfully the substance il
general. and nearly The terms Of The most matefia
sentences.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

20 respectfully announce myself as candidate
tor Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election. f4 .O.'
uhS 8lif 1 w LANG
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

Nothing proc'aiTs more lorc'o'y 'ne oroah con
,ras, between the conditions Of the middle classes 10
England and in this couary, ban the advertisements
frequently to he me, The London daily papers, Of
ier'ng .e,y large sums for employment. The Times
habtually contains great nuabers Of such oilers.
one person offers 5000 reward 70 any one who will
obtain for tie advertiser an adequate commercial
appointment, AMI anoher from 5000 10 i5OOO Tor
similar situation. Smaller SUMS are offered daily
for less profitable emplnymrnis IL this country per-
sons who can command an, thing like these sums.
nan always eoRifnand bas,ness.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

An eastern wing paper uiters groan over the new
appointments Of Committees in the Senate of the Uni
ted States, by which the democratic party has re-
sumed the control of the business OF the Senate His
principal complaint is that Mr., ALLEN is chairman
at The committee foreign relations, and that Mr.
ARCHER is displaced, and lie talks doleiuly about
the dsgeneaey Of the Senate. Wing geese we al
ways knew to be swans, but il requires mighty
stretch OF fancy even in wing to make the ef.
fgy of swan out OF WIN. l.. ARCHER.
Comparisons are not agreeable at any time but it
is more amusing Ihaa provoking, to see the loss Of
Mr.. ARCHER, as chairman of the foreign committee
amened public deprivation, let who might, oil
the Senate, succeed 10 the place. But we will trust
Mr.. ALLEN, fnr capacity, talent and sound Aneri-
canism, not only as an Improvement upon Mr., ARCH
Err, but man who will do credit to the place, his
own character and the public service.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

Cotillon Party at the Waverly.
M ESSRS. MOULTON Il CLARK beg leay,
W TO announce To the citizens of obile, that the il
s sscond CoTilLoN PARTY will take place ut tn,
waverly House, on Monday evening next, The 24tl
INST. Tickets Of admission for gentlemen NAV b,
had at the Office Of The Wayery. n,h5lM
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

We are requested 10 announce EDWARD b.
GALE as candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
al the ensuing election. mill
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ssFsf-
BOSTON Per bark saxony-l i29 bllts cotton
BOSGON-pef bark ra.tar-sul l,aIes cotton.
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:. 20 The Undersigned announces himself a can
didatc for Clerk of the Circnl Court of Mobile coun-
~, at the ensuing August election. .-..
ianl7 4lte JACOB S. MARSH
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EXECUTIVE APPOiSTMENTs.-fhe following
appointments have been confirmed by the Senate.
Gen. Armstrong, Of Tennessee, To he Consul AT
Liverpool
Alexander II Everett, of Massachusetts, Commits
sloner To China.
William II. Polk, Of Tennessee, Charge d'Al-
fsires TO Sardinia.
JIG Jewett, of Maine, Charge d'Afaircs to
Peru
Among he nominations transmitted TO the Senaie,
and still pending, 1t is understood, are those Ut
b. +. Butler, as Attorney for the Eastern District
Of New. York.
b q. Shields, Of Alabama, as Charge d'Afiaires
to Venezuela
Prosper NJ. Wetmnre, Navy Agent at Nex-Y"rk
VIM, Parnenler. Navy Agent, iSoston.
John Davis, surveyor Of the port Of Philadelphia
Il Charleston Mercury, I7h
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

90 JACOB MAGEE is recommended by his
friends, a. candidate for the office Of County Clerk
oil this county, at the election in August next mills
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

90 To Me Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a
candidate for re-election the offce Of Clerk of the
gust election feb8 6OtiIes
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

- EWARD-Lost, green silk PURSE, contain
1ing $50 in Mobile Bank Hills. small Toll of
State Notes, with use the State Bsnk Of South
Caroiina,) and $40 in Gold. Twill give $50 for
their recovery. a-r, ~ H.ar-
mh22K CHARLESJ B. FISHER. IS CONT st.
Professor siIliman,s GeojooieaI Leoturea.
ECTURE V.-THIs EVENING, March 22nd
- nj half past O'Clock in the Presb, ,erisn Church
on Government street.
Subject. Destruction Of roocks producing soils
and aluvia deposits-drified materials transport
ed rocks called bowlders-ice islands-gIaciers or
zee cifs and he Ids Of ice-gr"oves and markings in
the rocks-clis of rock water worn and ming
pot holes-prsiries-thed euge.
90 Single tickets for the remainder Of the course
| so cents. = -'5zs - -
90 Tickets to be had III s w. Aliens Book
| Store and al The door. q mb22
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

The Alexandra (Vn.) Gazette quotes for contra
iclion the story, that large part Of the estate Of no.
Randolph of Roanoke, has come into the possession
ii M ohanic Of Kentucky. The nephew on whom he
sum mentioned (two ihs Of y 20 ,000) devolves by
the compromise under The will, is upwards Of fifty
ears oil aye, and is deaf, dumb aud insane, at the
AsA Inn near iahmne.
We recuiect seeing at that establishment, Twelve
nr iantteen Yeats since, REPEATED nephew Of Mr..
Randolph, who was insane, but not deaf nor dumb.
lie could hear, but when he attempted speak he
made an inartculae SOFT Of whis'ling, very painful
to hear. Probah, this is the snme person upon
whom this lultune Of $50, 600 has descended.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-22

DJ-The friends of John 2. REMY announce
him candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile county, at the election on the
first NJ onday Of August next. ian14 3Stes