Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-28
MOBILE
Wednesday Morning, May 2s, Is45. Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 OF LlMES1 ONE

NATHANIEL l. TIE RRY,
 OF LlMEs1 ONE.
 sJrMr s. NJ. TURNER has authority to collect any due to this office. He will visit ihe counties in South Alabama and Mississippi, in the course of few weeks, and we earnesll, hope and trust cur friends will make il convenient to settle with him at once. The amounts in detaIl are lishl' while in the aggregate they bear altogether loo lea'' fly
 Mr. TURNER will also receive and receipt for new subscriptions.
 The accounts by the Hlbernil were received oy yeslerday's mail. We give copioos extracts From the several Boston papers wRich came To hand
 The Ma,nooth Grant il seems, has gone through the House of Commons, and it's complete success in the House of Lords is not doubtful. On American ai- fairs there is aolhiug in fact, only lew spec uatons, one of which from the London Times, We give at engh as an exposure of Ihe avowed policy of Great BrlIaiu, in her opposition to Texas annexa- lion and her determination keep possess ion of Dr. egon
 Ireland seems to take the Maynooth Grant as the nslanelni of A debt and the evidence that further concessions can be extorted, even to he Repeal of the Union; while in Parliament the leaders of hoil parties h'ye taken occasion 10 declare that repeal would be resisted al all hazards. We will publish hereafter some of the proceedings on both sides.
 7he State ys. Henry Ensr, Jfor he murder of Hm. fAa.- This case which has excite cons siderable in rest in the community for some time pasi came cn for trial day beloe yesterday. The case was elabo- rately argued yesterday. and the jury, late last even ing, brought III verdict of guilty of murder in the frt degree, and sentenced the prisoner 10 ihe Peni [ ia'y for life Counsel for the State, Messrs Lin lsay and PIatt-for the prisoner, Messrs. Le- sue and Breedin.
 The Concert of Signorina BoRGHEsE, which as postponed from Monday evening, by of tke ram storm, will take place this evening the Thea te. The bill of entertainment will be found under the advertising head, and il offers great attraction to the lovers of music.
 The fnyorite steamboat FAsHIos, belonging 10 the mail line between this city and NewO OlIeans, having been laid up tune for repairs, is ad,er- lisel to leave New Orleans this morning for Pensa- cola, tEeuce to return to this city and resume her t7Ips he lake.
 The JAMES l.. DAY, also of the same line, has just been withdrawn temporarily also, for repairs, and the Monmouth takes her place.
 Two finer boats, with more skilful and obIigng Captains, are to be found no where any line. They are strong boats, both swift and provided abundantly and sumpiuously for the comfort of pa sengers We welcome the Fashion back 10 her post and shall look with like interest for the eurn of the "Day"
 Our democratic friends of Maryland and some Of the whigs with them, are ardemlIy opposed to the stamp tax passed by Ihe late whg legislature, as ex- ceedingly oppressive and vexatious. They have, we allow good reason for their ppposilion and we have objection To hear them bestow any eplhets of re- proach upon the law or its authors. They may even compare il to the British stamp act, which raised so much patriot resentment among revolutionary an. cestors, but they ought to he more careful thcr hisoI icn allusIons than talk they do of Lord NoRTH's stamp act. Lord North did great many tyranncal acts towards the American colonies, but the stamp act of hcm. IL was resisted and repealed before hIs ministry commenced. IL was Mir. GRESvILLE's stamp act, and with this amendment of their ailusions 10 history, let the Ma rl land anu stamp act men go ahead and prosper
 The New ' ork sun contains letter from Gin cimnati. stating that Sir George Simpson, the Bri- :si .+.------- -f.I- Hudson Ray q. mnan.. has passed down that river ''in disguise,'' on his way with party to Oregon, and that il is their intention on reaching the head quarters of the Missouri dis patch expresses to the csnpanys traders, and have an Indian force collected to cut of the Amer ican emigrants. Sir George must have kept his own counseis very i'll 10 have suffered them To lranspi,e in the United States We are slow to believe such rumors, especially as il is not long since we were led to believe lhnt omIuous meeting had actual, taken place in Washington city, the French, Brl- tish and Texan agents, 10 confer upon hostile sures against annexation-and ,hls report proceeded from Washinso" itself, its vicinity; when the fact that ihe French minister was in New Or reans and had not left il, the Euglis minister had gone 10 Mexico and the Texan minister had pas .ed through the United States and embarked for Eng land wh- ont going to Washington at all.
 We have ample cause III authenticated facts and published documents for resentment against acis of British hosIlit, to he United States in various quar- ters, without listening too creduIousIy to every jecture report that to us through the lhou sand channels of the press. is exceedingly impro- bahle that the Hudson Bay Company or it's agents would attempt to embro the two countries by such an a"t of wanlon aggression, which would he likely 100 to ai for the emgrans are numerous, well supplied and vel armed
 GEO. W. GAYLE having been nomina ted as candidate for the State Legislature in Dallas county, has withdrawn his name as candiuae for congress in the ihd district Mir. YAkcEY will therefore be without democratic, and suspect also without whig opposition. The district once whe. has set- tied down inIo democratic district, decided that II is useless for the adverse party to contest it.
 Bishop DELANcEy, of the western Diocese Of New York, has sustained severe injury from the running away of his horses, in iravt Hing between Batavia and East Bethany. He leaped from the wa