Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-16

Monday erenng, appointed delegates to TUSCALOOSA favJ able to the nomination of TERRY, by unanI- mons vote.
 The sensibl!ites ofour amable whig conlempOra " appear 10 va been shocked by what we, in our sinpiciy, h,ught very innocent paragraph on the subject of the approaching Congressional cleo tion, and by dn of capitals, italics and exclamation nts, he makes out that appears actually ds- tressing We will relieve his generous suscepibil'- ties Had he helhought hrmself of the results oi the election in August last, he would have found some thing of the estimate in which the democratic party hell Mir, Chandler at that lime We had some silare in placing him far ahead of competitions but lest this acr should fail 10 relieve nelghbor of his amiable anNieties, give him the information. and make no charge foi it. But we are acquainted with gentleman in the district, who, tr brIIliancy of ialent, soundness oi political principle, and purity of personal character, takes rank of DANIEL CHANDLER; and should the democratic party, in booking over is strong men, conclude to call him n- to lhe field in t,e approaching contest and obtain his consent, we should give him as cordial and we trust as successful support we gave him last August. Is our neishbor satisfed1
 The Washington "ConsIiIuIinn,' reviyes and re- ahrms the report that the time of the fall of Santa Anna, he in treaty with the British government for the sale to them of the Mexican province of Ca' iiornia. The National Inelligencer had alluded to the report d "deiunct story," upon which the Constitution replies:
 " We affirm, upon information of the highest au- " thurty, that the original fact of the discovery of " negoiaton between Santa Anna and the British " Government, for Ihe purchase of California by the " atter,' yet stands in all it's vitality. The evidence |" ol such tegotarion, in the shape of despatch oI " draft of the treaty, found upon of the sensers of Santa Anna, about the time of his all- " and we originally stated it. We doubt not that cur Government is officially in possession O |" the same fact, and We as little do"b. that il has {" taken such action in the premises the case de- " lnands D
 The repor is repeated m the French newspapers $ d fact known in Europe, and the sum stated as the price 10 be paid, is about million sterling The English papers publish the French staewens, without word of contradiction, which IS in itself an indication of its truth
 The whole is, as we nave reason to believe, known
 
 do not doubt that the Pres den and Cabinet are pre- pared 10 use the facts to strengthen their own position in relation 10 Texas and maintain the Ame. rican policy for the North American Continent.
 N-- SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REvIEw-We have received the April number of this Review and have perused two or three of the leading articles. They display ability and learning, and It is gratifying 10 hnd that some of the best disciplined minds of the day continue their attention to the object of esiab hshng literary and scientific organ, somewhat bet ter adapted to our locality, rhah the North American or the Quarterly Publications of the country, all 0 which are furnished from he nons slave-hilding States. We are gratihed that the undertaking ol Mir. Whitaker, the accomplished editor of the Re view. is beng prosecuted with such evidences 0 sdccess, and we hope citizens generally will eX tend to him prompt and substantial aid in the enter prise.
 The titles of the articles constituting the present number are as follows:
 ! l. Ante Roman Races of Itoly. II. Poens O Elizabeth Barrett. III. Spirit of ,he Age. " Religion in America. V. Unity of the Races; b' the Rev. Mir. Curtis. of HilIsborough, N. C. VI The Judicial Tenure. VII. Mr. Hoar's Mission by Mr. Whitaker, the editor of the Review VIII Carolina Political Annals.
 The article on 'the Unity of the Races," will at tract the more attention i'll this quarter, as it con ta'ns Review of a phamphe: on that subject, writ ten by gentleman of this city.