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Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-22
For the Register and Journal .

| Messrs Editors: On The first page Of the Adyer-
tser oil yesterday morning, is article The "bal-
Of lrade," taken from the National Intelligent
Ger, The arguments Of which | think be easily
and clearly answered Your own articles in reply
to those OF the lneligencsr this question. seemed
10 he conclusive and should have closed The discus
sion; but the Integencer continues TO put forth ar
guRenis establish the truth Of theory long since
exploded and rejected bv sound and enlightened
statesmen. at is quite clear, we Think" SAWS the
Inteeencer, "that the safest and must solid bus =
for us would he 10 make our exports exceed our
imports, because The balance, whatever may be
will come to Us com" Neither the cause nor the
effect recommen. themselves to my judgement sui
fcient to secure interest. am unwilling to adj
nut that unnatural or rather irregular influx OF
'coin" conduces to nations wealth. Spain was
impoyeI ished by It. The excessive worship Of the
golden calf neither makes IA people happier CT more
prosperous. Snppose we were TO prohibit, by The
force Of commercial laws, all importations from
abroad and receive nothing bur specie in return TOR
exports, and thereby muse intermittent stimulus
into the monetary operations Of the people, what
but expansions, consequent upon the depreciation of
money! and revulsions. aud panic aud pressure would
we witness Upon the great influx OF specie money
depreciaes and The price Of property appreciales-
what thenf Excessive importations even under Inc
heavy burtiens of tariff then the specie travels
back-money appreciates and property depreciates
-revulsions ensue. 1- p.
Suppose again that by receiving nothing but spe-
Gle in return lor our exports we drain foreign mar
kes Of all their coin. money there would then ap.
precate and the value OF exports lhther would de-
precate. eH1 i1
In short, the attempt to regulate BY governmental
policy the laws of trade is using but an agency Of
force II we would be prosperous we must have sta
bllity-uohiag forced can he stable. Commerce,
like the OF man, is FESTIVE and fsverish under
restraint lie, the merchant, not the politician, re-
guaie the balance Of trade. That government is
wise and thatpeopie favored that does legsIate
too much A.
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PAAAstNa.EeHsA.

Per steamboat Fashion frnm Sew-orleans--Mrs II
Connolly, Misses Ellison Atkinson, Smith, A Powers
Capt Forsyth. blessrs Shaw, Wilder, Mcclure, Walker
King, Duvai, Chalon, Pnst. Myers.
Per steamboat Eureka I'm Kirkpatrick Landing-Mrs
Stone md child, Messrs Sane, Glover, Minus Kedus J
Mnone. Taiaiero, Kelly Stark, Robinson, Duyai Man
Dering, Mann. AishrOuk
Per steamboat Norma from Weumpka-Mes,ianies A
Clayton, johnson, Capts Hugely, Lnyergy Mi Hewitt
Messrs Carlisle, Wiley. Kemp, Fielding Harper, w
Adams Phillips, Brown, Neal, Garter, Evans, Wther-
spoon.
Per steamboat Lowndes fm Mont gomery--Mrs McCar.-
ney and child Deas, lady and children, hrs Roam
aud daughter, Mrs sampson and children, Dir swift
Messrs w W, j. aud II BIZ, KIN, II Rives, Kyle and
nephew, u Carter, Powell Ncy tr, Hall, Majors Mid
dleton. Vaughn, Mitchell, Powe, Fucker Sullivan Agee,
Leonard.
Per ship Lorenn. lied from New-York for Mobile
Messrs w Barnewali Jr and J Moure : w IA, non,l,
Armour, ID II Barney, W McGnnis. W c Dnnhaui,
II Smith, e o WillHms, T U Trott, II Field, j Finn.
Per ship Waverly smiled FROM New-York or RIohiie-
Dsnl ThOs0n lady, children und syt, Mrs w /, Crnw-
ford Mrs Bebee. Mrs Chandler, Misses Bursa, Tulane,
Master Holt, Messrs Bets, II Crawford Durkin
ii McClesler, e Brewer, II Dgkin, Bates.
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WEST ISDIEs.-The N. Y. Herald Of the 10Th,
contains ad,ces from The different points Of the
West Indies to the middle of last month.
BAaBADoEs.-They are the eve Of general
| election in this colony. A very seasonable supply
of rain fell on the 9th ult. The weather has been
last by nearly 1900 hhds. The proposed railway
communication through the island is looked forward
| 10 with increasing interest.
DEMARARA--The people were nbout demand
ing popular representation from the home govern
ment. The American House ot Stewart 81 Co. has
failed. and caused much distress. Permission had
been givea ship 5000 coolies from the East Indies
To British GUAM. The crop was expected 10 fall
short and the duness Of trade and the scarcity Of
money were complained Of. The stock 10 rail-
road from Georgetown to Mahaca, had all been
taken.
TRINIDAD.-Meetings have been held in this
colony also for the establishment OF popular repre-
s-naion. The project OF la, ing down railway in
the island has been favorably entertained. The
weather has been uniavorable Gov. Mcleod is
about returning To England, and Major Cruchey
will administer the government during his absence
JAMAIcA.-The adyices from this point are no
later than those previously received here. New
facts are stated, however,. The negrophones al
rampant in the Island. The Baptist Minister
Kabb has retui ned 10 the Island. His party deter
mined Il late election at We're, having armed them.
selves with bludgeons, ntlmidating the friends Of the
opposing party. Several Of The police force was IN
iured in endeavoring To dispense the iioters.
serious tracas has taken place on banks estate IN
Clarendon, between the Native aborers and the
Coolies who were placed on il. The natives were
the aggressors.
! GREEADA.--Gov. Doyle was to leave this colo
ny GU the 18th Feb for Eng land. sharp shock
Of an earthquake occurred OH The morning oil the
9Th ultimo, between two and three O'Clock the mo-
ton was sibratory, and from east 10 west. Very
| favorable reports Of The crops.
| ANTioUA.--The crop Of sugar had fallen off
| greatly from last year.
FROM ST. DoaINGo.-The schooner Bridge
water arrived at New York from Port AL Plat, on
the 10Th inst. The Captain states that the day pre-
vious bis sailing official news arrived Of an en-
gagemenl between the Haytien and Dominican ar
mics, near Hatayaga, in which the former were To-
tally routed, win killed, wounded and prisoners,
munitions of war, and provisions; and it was Thought
al Port au Platte that the Haytens would not he
able TO regain the Spanish part of the island.
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A STEAM CARron THE PRA1RrEs.-senat

STEAM CARFoR THE PRAIRIES.-Senat tor
5emple, Of Illinois, is 'ged in experiments n
newly invented steam car, which is expected 10 run
the praries Of the west on any fat ground
with speed that will enable it to supercede rail-
roads. The opinion generally expressed by the
western papers is, that he will succeed IN the I'M
deraking. The car il is supposed will be able to
travel at the rate of ten twelve lies an hour over
our common praries, with ease and safety. IF so,
the value OF this invention cannot be properly esti-
mated,
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VERNoNT.-The Legislature met Oct. 9th. J.
Barrett chosen President pro tenn. of the Sen
ate, having % votes TO for l.. B. Villas, dem. In
the house E. N. Briggs chosen speaker by 1o5
votes to 6s for Daniel Kellogg, DEM, and l6 for
others. Charles G. Eastman, Of the Woodstock
Age. received 81 votes for clerk, F. F. Merrill,
elected, had 1l5. In the afternoon, William Shade,
whig, chosen governor in convention, by 1872
votes to 10 for Daniel Kellogg and IA for W. r.
Shafter. The wing candidates ior lieutenant gov
ernor and treasurer received l3G each
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|. o. ofO F.-Accorting to the annual report NJ
The last meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of this aerni-
", expended during the past year charities
$50 900 in the State Of New York alone, Sal, 900
Of which 10 relieve 2,s45 sick members, IS, $40
for The relief of widows and $4,000 for burying the
ipad
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Great Britain reapipg an abundant harvest from
her China war. The annual average Of her exports
10 China for six years preceding the Pekln treaty,
when she enjoyed no monopoly, amounted to only
Sll ,205,27O. Last year she exported to i've ports
$40, 1854, over $751; 900 of which went to
(tantna-
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FOURTH OF July IN CHILI.-The American
residents at Valparaiso, in highly patriotic man.
ner, celebrated the anniversary OF American lnde-
pendercc. 1.-The day we ceIebrate''"the memory
of Washington '''te Signers Of the Declaration OF
lndepend 'e''--.'the President of the u. States
tour Fla '-''lhe President of Chili"--"our Army
and Nav ETC.. were regularly TOASTED Every
hing pnsse, or in fine style in manner worthy Of
the day and i recollections.
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from Relp. London Weekly Messenger.

SCENT EXPEDITION TO THE GULF OF MEX
ico Cur government has made II movement with
in the lat three weeks, which must be confessed
be AS vigorous it is secret, but which we ho, e
may endas well as il was commenced.
This Measure is in substance as ioows:-it is
confidently reported among persons whose station
aud intelligence enii,e them To CREDIT that when the
protest md declaration of the Mexican government
against The annexation Of Texas reached London,
AND was oiicially communicated 10 our government
by the Mexican M mister, orders were immediately
issued 10 oar naval commanders at Halifax pud the
West ladies', 10 send of, by single ships, as many
vessels OF var could be spared, and the departure
Of which would not excuc any spectral notice, Con-
currently witt this order, single sps have alsobeen
sent off from other remote stations the coast OF
Africa and Brazil, aud at this time assembling
IN the Gull Of Mexico. "lt is thus the object Of
Sir K. Peel" says authority, 'graduall, and
secretly to assemble considerable naval force in
the Mexican sens, which is to act as occasion may
arse-and at all events, to prevent any blockade by
the American navy, should the Mexican government
proceed further in the declaration of war.
We telieve the statement 10 be true within the
extent in Which we are about To qualify il. 1t is
not intended by own government 10 give umbrage
the United States, but certainly to exhibit an ap
pearsnce of yigor and immediate preparation. which
may not be without its effect upon the new govern
rnent and Mr. Polk. The immediate and ostensible
object Of the armament, or rather Of The assembling
of British squadron of the principal Mexican
ports, is 10 and defend trade against the
prvaieers and letters Of marque which would imme-
dialely follow upon American and Mexican war
We understand, also. that its purpose will be TO
ma ntan hat has become established principle
in our Courts of Admiralty, namely. that though be-
hgerent parties may blockade the single ports OF each
other there shall he no blockade Of the line Of coast,
that every blockade shall be actual and moi coDsruc-
tive, and therefore shall extend no further than to
the frontage actually blockaded by competent force
That, therefore, no American blockade of the MeAi-
can coast shall be allowed, and other interference
with British neutral trade, than such ms 10 prevent
vessels from entering single ports actually block
AIDED
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Per schr GeneraIissimo I'm New-Oreans-P h Pume-
rori Gage POST Dofrance Stanard; Smith, Dabney
d CO; Marshall, Rowe & CO.
Per steamboat Fashion FIN New Oreans-J II IIu-
Der; u'Reily CO; Campbell, Owen co; Rives Bat
lie g. CO; Wilson q May; smith, Dsbney q 60; Barron
Mead * 90; Wood; Fry, Bliss d co; T Miller Il
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUM rkA.
ESQ "a The steamboat NORMA, e. W.
Lapingon, master, will leave for the
above and al inie, mediate landings on THIS
DAY, 22d mat, at s O'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board or TO
ocl22 Al. WAXING & CO.
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FLORIDA CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoE.-We
have no news iron the Congressional election in
Fiorida, later than find 10 the Floridan Of the
llth instant. West Florida gives majority 10 Ca
bell, (whig) and though no authentic returns have
been received from Escambia, Santa Rosa, Walton,
Washington and Calhoun, yet it is estimated that he
will receive in NJ. and W. Florida near 542 maj -
1t is anticipated, however, that the East will more
than destroy This majority and the South will give
for Brockenboroush AT least majority Of 200 votes
'We regard his election as certan," says the Flo
rdan, "thsugh by majority of several hundred less
than we expected. The causes and influences pro-
duc,ng this result, shall hereafter fs'Iy and pro-
perry notice"
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLArURE.-The Senate of
Tennessee il composed Of Is democrats and IL wings.
Mr.. Gardiner, u democratic Senator, was Il candi-
dale for the speakers CHAIR receiving IL democratic
votes, but he would not vote for himself, huns
-
dred and thiryseven Intellectual ballulings were held
when We withdrew his name, and II. M. Watterson,
ESQ.,. democrat, WAS elected speaker, one wing vo-
Iinp for him. Ill
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NEW-ORLEANS-Per sehr Generalisslmo-l00 sks
oas 10 do BRAN cks bacon Gu kegs lard, 60 bxs soap
20 hhds 90 bills bread, Is dc whskey, As do -four
NEW-DRLEANS-Per steamboat Fasiiou--32 bbls
whskey, 70 do fruit 26 do -four 80 do mouase 10 kgs
lard, 8 do lead, Ii hhfls sugar, 2 tcs wine, &c
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MOBILE
wccn..,ssy Diornlag, 0oto6er ID, is4s,

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The eastern mail came through yesterday, but
brought ~ piper. from Washington. So far as re.
Ines to the tIiien this is only common occurrence
1--WE scarcely receive That paper more thnn three or
four days in week At any time The failure Of the
lntelligeucer when the mail comes through is OF rare
occurrence Oar friends Of the Union must attend
to this matter they expect to retain their suhscr-
bers. Its subject of general complaint among
IheIn.
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The stage running from Bedford to Pittsburg, was
upset ew miles west OF the former place last month";
and several Of the passengers more or les. injured
We regret 10 learn that bishop Chase, who WINS in
the stage The lime, his way home. was ser ,ously
n,ured. Two Of his ribs were broken and he a.
otherwise considerably bruised. His lady was also
much hurt,
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THt WuKLb'1 conFsFTlHs saaA rohsehtlhn
unjcr this high Sounding tla is HuW hieetnE IN NJ
York. Tor tile very philosophical purpose Of dlsorA
gaining sucety thai hay I've better organized nc
cording TO EUROPEAN plan, upon which these
wscacres sre endeavoring, with small bopa Ioagree
Robert Owen, the phihn'moplst, socialist, ntlllll-
rum and cosmOpoite, has the honor oil presiding
over this self constituted assembly. Some queer
doctrines have been brnached and queer resolutions
adopted the course Of their deliberations. For ex-
ample, among other wonderful discoveries they
have made, is the following, which to give it more
authority, they have put in the form Of resolutions:
"Res0lged, That the human race are born with
out their knowledge conscn'."
We are not sure whether IL is not one OF their pro-
ects, towards the 'great moral and poli nj revolu'
lion" they have in view, 10 obtain chid's consent
before il thrust it now IL nolsas polfns. into
this world Of troubled waters
| Another proposition was ''to reject all creeds and
| rules of conduct whether derived from the Chris
tnr, Jewish any other dIspensltion which re-
quires Us 10 Kill our neighbor for the love OF God "
| This was proposed with view "to harmoniEe all
the discordani materials that derange the moral.
and social structure Of socieIy;" but the manner
of accomplishing this object is rnther singular, The
prOposer moving that The convention ''adjourn SINE
die the only means ofproperly recognizing So
| ciety.
| Another member moved ''that man was born free
or lreer than the wild ass" Other asine qualities
besides freedom seem TO have distinguished the
members of the convention. But no resolution was
| offered 10 that effect
But above all the propositions entertained by this
assembly of the wise men of Gotham, we must APP
pnud that Of MIR. Roosevelt who true TO the good old
direction, commences par ls Commencement, offered
the following
'Resolved, That IN order to overcome the evils oil
life the first step ascertain the causes OF mIsv-
~, thai by the removal Of the the effects may
| CEASE
| IRA r. u r
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Ihe Governor and Council
nave decided TO order another election for Member
ii Congress, and the 29th Of November has been FIX
II upon for The third trial
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Fifteen years ago, says The Albany Citizen, the
sic .mboat fare to New York averaged 81 and SO.
Last evening five steamboats, left our wharses for
New York. three Of them The largest aud most spen-
did IN the world, and the fare ranged from tvs9Us
and half 10 fwsnfy fue cenfsI .
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RUSSIA AND THE CorroS TRADG-lspoRTANr TO
MERoHANrs-iiAMBuRGH. Sept. 9.-Un tue LIST TT ia>I
mouth, Danish ship. ihe Henry ami Mary. arrived
CrOnsIadi rOm kiei, with cargo OF tobacco cofr-.
anu "A nAes cotton As soO1 the vessel reached Jh
port, was visited by The proper authorities, WIN, OF
finding that portion ol The cargo CONSISTED of
asked he captain Tor the certificate OF Quarantine.
origin. Not beOg able 10 produce either, he inform
ed ha' The ship must perform guar InIine. Il
eOdlugy place under the surveilnnee usual in such
Meantime, an Official report WIS forwarded by III,
custom honse authorities NJ Crunsaht to Petersburgh
and The 20Ih The Governor General OF The former
place received IRON the Russian Minister of The
Interior send back The Danish To Ke which
1t sailed the day An oil al report of the
forwarded from 81 Peterborough the 22d, IN.
Royal Chamber of Customs and College of Commerce
Copenhagen. By which appears that the order issued
the Minister Of the Interior basel the viuaiinn
OF the 22d section Of the Russian commercial law, which
runs thus:
Cotton. from whatever place it may be imp0r ted
must be provided with certificate ri Quarantine or of
origin otherwi se the ship will the risk OF being de-
I7ineu.n
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Three fee horses (worth 1900 each) belonging to
DR.. Middleton, Of Burlington, New Jersey, we're
run over by the cars. The Gazette says the horses
mad been but into pasture held for the niga, but
so,ne scoundrc, as Is believed let down the bars
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-22

We learn that The Delhi trials are ptoeres,ins
rapidly. The Of Enrll, Brs5ana, and Soui,
have been disposed OF. Earl ind SQUIRE. csmp
found gully of rranslaughtsr in the first degree.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-22

There are twenty places Of public amusement nuw
10 New York. which are nightly freqrented by as
many thousand persons. The population pay about
ten IhOIsand dollars davto be amused. A lA "a
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-22

81 am indeed very much afraid OF tightening, -
murmured pretty girl during thund. rstorrn.
And you may said aer despairing lover, 'when
yonr heart 10 made Of steel.'
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A western editor says that Justice must be done
thongh ne asen' fall hut the heavens are not GO
ing to fall W ny then justice win be done some
Of these o. II seems. and wo to the wings, the
Aboitionists aud Natives. when those days do
come! 80 L-----
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In England the Society Of Friends, in their episile
Tor the presea, year, have warned their members
against spesulatlps in railways,
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LNlRE & MARINE INSURANCE. The "Pro.
l. teclion Insurance Company" Of Hartford. Con,
will insure buildings oil CT or wood, aud their
contents, in The city Of Mobile rs icniy; also
take Marine or iver risks on cargo only, Vt The Gus.
tonary rate of premium. JNO c RYAN,
octl8 - Agent, st. Michael 81.
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MARINE NEWS.


AREIVEB
Schr Generalissimo, -, I'm New Orleans.
steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, tim New Orleans.
STEAMBOAT Lowndes, Johnson, from Moniso with
1921 bales cotton
Steamboat Norma, Lappinston, fin Wetumpks, with
556 bales cotton.
Steamboat Eureka, Leonard, from Kirkparicks Land
ing, with 40s bales co,ioa. ~ 30 1
CLEARED FOR THIS foRr--At Balh Oct s-ship Han.
over Drummond.
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INSURANCE.

TINE Subscribers, Agents for the SUN MU-
IL TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. being now prepared TO take Marine, River
and Fire risks at Ind usua rates Of premium, sol-
cit share of patronage. This Company has assets
after provdngfor the losses by the late fire in New
York, Of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
JAMES MAGEE E. co,
oct ID 66 Commerce. Ut.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
H. fs1N4ssDA. The new and yer, light draught
E.lssSl-kVsteamboal EUREKA, drawing on
e2ss5s y 20 inches water, A. Leonard
master, VIII e,e for the above and all intermediate
landings THIS DAY, at 5o'clock, Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to.
Gci22 NJ WARlNG b co.
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LOR MONTGOMERY

FUN MOTN UOWENE
e Cos n The last running packet steamer
SFSs LOWNDES, A. II johnson master,
will leave tor the above and all intermediate landings
On THIS DAY, 22d inst al 5 O'Clock, Pm.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
iations, apply on boald or 10
oct22 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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The Hon. JOHN c. CALHo0S passed ihro ug 4
Wetumpka On the 18th inst.
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Id ELIEF PRESS The undersigned, owner
IA and proprietor, most respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that this Press is now open
for the reception of cotton, ON storage or for CONF
pressing. lie solciis share Of the public patron
age. [OclI8 2l41 JAMES BARNES.
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k!s7 - $50
) Travellers going North.

To Travellers going North.
SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition Oh
y the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont
gomery Gala 10 Charleston Is CO via Columbus,
Macon and Savannah Ga.)-haying less staging and
more rest Than any other line 10 Charleston.
BY recent arrangements, this line carries its pas
sengers through ahead Of either of The lines by way
of Augusta, Ga; having rs miles less staging than
the Georgia Railroad Line.
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival of the Great Southern Nail, for Chehaw, by
railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line oflosr
horse post coaches, via Columbus 10 Macon, Ga, l46
miles: thence by the Central Railroad 20 Savannah,
Ga, 1911 miles, with unsurpassed EXPEDITION and
comfort: thence by splendid line OF steam packets to
Charleston ITO miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charges
and arrive in Charleston from -Four 10 six hours be-
fore the departure of the ming,on boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.
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0J-1.C. DuROsE & go. WHOLE

Dr 4. G. DuROSE & 90. WHoLESALE and
RETAIL DRu0aIsrs, No. SO WHier-st, Importers OF
Drugs Chemicals periumery, and dealers IN Paints,
Oils Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, DC. sept
pCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and Gut
AND RETAIL.-The subscriber 10
now receiving an extensive of the above arti
cles which he offers NJ the lowest prices.
nnvI4 JAS. MAS TERSON. Importer. "a Wnter-st
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JOURNAL OF COMMERCE OFFICE,
Oct IA, So'cock AM.
NaH'uckst, October 10, lsl5.--ro the Editors of
the Journal of Commerce,
conference.-the steamship Great Britain is in
trouble, between the East end Of our Island and the
Bass Rip. Several smacks have gone TO her with
pilots She has one gone. She is now head :
ed to the SOUTH think with pilot on board. She
has fired several guns, but has now ceased firing
SOW she got where she is, in The night, | cannot
say AZ il ia difficult thing to get there in the day
time, with pilot on board.
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MP MOBILE URDN

GTMOBTLE IRON STORE,-DADE &
RAYNOLDS. SUCCESSORS TO DEFOREST, MORRIS
20 Min Rocks, Boiling Cloths, Mil Gear, Bar Iron,
Mi u Irons, and Hardware generuiiyNo "a Water 81.
0cilS 2l5u