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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

GuEEss--Nosthern and western Dor iei1llc.-Iaonty.
ssilh iizht request.
cAsDLzs-sperm sS9see, as ia qssli'yi Aaan,ahtiro
9si925c-goud stock snd light request.
CofFSs--A cargo OF 25U0 bags arrived this week direct
lso@ h.oso which no sales Ye! psnsP .ed: Holders Of
cents nr new crop RIO Ths supply Ia frs and second
hands IS now ample, with very limited enquiry.
FLogR-rhe nlsrSoi has been and continues quits I'M
sstts holders scarcely knowing what from day to
daypces In general being regulated By the compile zion
0ftie New Orleans market We quoted Ohio $500
last week and nov quote SSdH, sass for part of
the tIne being nhde al SO 81 Louis offered vt SOY "a
o. Some lots held under limits considerably shove the
market The receipts free and fair stock hand with
slack enquiry N.Oreans market active NJ S5ls for Ohio.
GRAIN-Ne quoted coin on this day week al 6sdb5c.,
subsequently, 10 which prices advanced 10 !oc but WIN
in lhH last days have Teesdcd 6596sc. per bushel
Receipts free and good stuck, with moderate, steady
quest. Ear is becoming plenty and sells from boats
at 60 Csc por barrel In the shuck Oats dull at Asa 50
cents per bushel.
HAY-Furihsr arrivals of about 1000 bales The mar
ket IS quite dull and nothing beyond retail kind OF bust
doing In small lots eastern sells at 81 and north IL
yer 90lD9ie.
LARD-No change. eX acc. being still the quotations,
but the inside figure perhaps high the best In
ket would reach. good stock and light demand.
LiSr-The price for small lois Is sih per eask from
warehonse-dull.
LrMszsA brig chartered on Thursday to load for Car
denas at SIC freight The scarcity of suitable vessels for
this trade nd the advanced ie Of freight tend1 to ml,
transactions Mill prices remain steady at $50 per NJ
for escorted cargoes
MoIAssEs The arrivals are on the Increase while the
demand Is ye limited. Prices have mol varied materially
the quotations. last week being 231 fd243sc. and this
week 23a f02ic One catgoes expected daily from
plantations.
PoRK-Last weeks rates is still tho asking price ofhod
ers-say Sl5aG0 l6 for mess and S2ftdl3 for prime
dull with good supply, particularly of mess.
PoTAToKs Receipts limited and the market very light
" supplied in consequence, prices have improved. and
we now quote S2G94 per bhl. in small lots.
RIcE-Recepts still in small lots for present demand
the market continuing bare Of stock We quote 6D6ta
cents by the rask.
suoARThe arrivals very moderate but fully equal to
The demand which quite slack. We quote the range Of
new sugars 59<6c although the latter is consider
ed an extreme and probably nothing in market would
mand over 61ac in lots Old crop scarce-choce 7Dsc
SALr-There has been enquiry for salt than
last report bat the sales have not amounted any
deabe quantity Wequote brown sacks 95c and bleach
ed 81 for old from stOre-new 81 10.
WHIsKEy-With free receipts and moderate enquiry
prices have ruled toefsbe steady during week at 239
231.c. Stock good.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

Do you see that black eyed. black haired, dark
comp ex ioned-cap on one side OF his head-felluw,
with n d. me care kind Of ar,--riding fine
gray Horse, with Pedlars' Wagon load of goods
under HIM! Yes DO yos know hint No, but can
tell you, one thing; he is just about as independent
as man should I've who lie attending TO his own bust
ness. lie is "a German and although he rides Pack
now, the years are not ma#y, life IS spared him,
before he is located some point out south with
fine stock Of goods.
That's the way to do in the world. Always crawl
q few weeks. before trying TO walk. We advise the
Yankees from duwue to remain ut home, for these
Germans are feet and haifer too feet aheykof
them. ut least in the way Of bargsia nAkipSs-[Ri-
ter sas Review,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

AT late meeting If the New York Historical
Suciey several resolutions were read IN the course
Of the proceedings, which were framed by the colo
nsts in different place., previous TO the declaration
Of independence, containing verbatim passages Of
that wonderful production; but this coincidence was
readily accounted Tor by u gentleman, who stated
that Mr.. Jefferson embodied in the great declara-
ton, not only the spirit, but the language Of tie
lime curious fact was relatad in this connection
by Mr. Drodhead, in regard 10 the MeckIenburg res
olulions. Some twenty years since, when in Lon
don, this gentleman was requested by Mr.. Bancroft
to search Inc state papers for copy of them, as
none could be found among the archeves of This
country. After diigent search. documents relating
to them were discovered, but the resolutions were
cut out. There was too much rebellion in them for
British eyes, but the burning spirit Of proud defiance
which they breath still lives in he institutions and
The hearts Of u free people. fsst
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24
From the Columbus Times.

We had scarcely finished correcting our pr~of o
an article chroDcling The mutterIngs Of the WhiE
press over the sacrifice Of hir. Berren, before we
were called upon to narraie The resuscitation und
revivihcation OF that distinguished gentleman ano
his complete triumph over his friendly enemies
Will we be believed when we announce, that Mr..
b. 10 days ago was repudinted by vote of 81 lc
~, Ia his own party, now re elected 10 bill the
vancancy occasioed by his own resignation, every
Wing but one voting for Inn.
The Wings in the Legislature having perperated
gross injustice, have repaired the error, ny lump.
ing into the ridiculous. week ago judge b. had
placed them in "false position" he chad gone
too far" lis Boston and Albany speeches, we're
"not 10 be oIeraied"-crucify him! WE'LL the deed
done. But the act was accompanied by so ter.
rifle n roar from the wounded (but not dead) Lion
that the whole band oil Peg icides became "ir ghen
ed iiom their propriety" and have with hot haste
bound up his wounds and made him once more Lord
of the Wing Forest. But, in the meantime, where
the scrul les Of the 81 repudiatoisi Where The
"fase posilions,' the Boston and Albany speeches.
and the "common platforms" broad enough TO hold
both "Cassus and Brutusf' Alaa! their scruples
and principles have oozed out with the courage OF
The daring band, and ''f,ded away Gas Governor
Crawford would have ii) in the dim twilight OF Ga
WEEK n) the past.' Truly, has the King Of France
with ten thonsaad men, marched up the hill, and
hen-marched down again!
But more Of this anon:
On the 18th, this election took place. On the
nomination OF Mr.. BerrieB, Maj John H. Howard
OF Columbus, was nominated by Gen. Wo1ord, and
counting the ballots, it appeared J. NJ. Berrieu
was duly elected Senator Of the U s for Two years
supply the vacancy accustomed by the resignation
VI J. Nj. Berrien! When the announcement was
made, we understand the Democrats laughed aloud
II was very impoe and Loco ish, but who could
help in Our informant says. Inc Wings looked
ashamed
Hal Howard received every vote Of the Demo
cratic party except Mr. Hsntz. Of Baker, who was
sick. The vote stood
Berrien, 81
Howard, "a
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

THE MOBILE FRANKLIN 2oClaGY desisn estab-
fishing RGABINa Aoo4 Ia their Aulldns q lsr
seph street, extensive plan ss the patronage Of
the public will warrant II will snAFscs oil the sfsmi
commercial and literary publications of the salon.
the leading Reviews and Magazines OF Great aisn and
Franee-paPers from London, Paris, Liverpool and Ha-
vre, and will be taken obtsu lss best pabca-
lions relating TO Commerce, Agriculture AID the Afts
In addition to these, subscribers will tho Of the
Library of The Society, consisting OF nearly 2UOs vsIs,
which is anticipated will be largely Increased during
the coming winter.
The Society satisfied that snch institution WI
prove of great benea 10 community, that II gill
open every trade and profession q iaorna
on and authorities for reference mol otherwise to be
procured, but at great personal expense. Mobile 10 al
the only city Of any commercial Importance. 10 the
Union, that Ia without institution similar TO the enc
now proposed The citizens OF the commercial cities Of
The North have freely gwen OF their abundance, and have
succeeded In the establishment Of Lyceums. Beading
Rooms and Libraries that afford to their inhabitants
rational amusement, of improvement formerly
accessible to the wealthy only and the earliest Informs
ton of all advances made by other eouatres In the arts
and scirnces Believing from the OF similar Ia
sttutions else where that their influence the mental
and moral tone of the maturing portion of Society, has
been healthy and of immense benefit the Society has
solved endeavor establish in midst oae ofa
similar character ono that they honestly believe sll be
great utility row. and IL increases In and In
MEANS will be of Just pride every we'll wish
of our city. They confidently throw themselves on
the liberaty and intelligence OF the csons Of Mobile
well assured that the appeal will be In vaia simply
remarkng that the scale OF tho undertaking will be lin
tied only by the which the subscription list
may be extended.
The subscription price will be Six DOLLARS. payable
Invariably in advance. The Subscribers have permits
sion extend The usual courtesies 10 strangers SAT-
scrpon lists will he found all the Book Stores and
Newspaper Offices in the city. novi5 2Ssu
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

LATE NRoM JAMAtcA.-We are indebted to
Capt. Hsmlin, of the brig Mary NJ. Hooper, arrived
at this port on Saturday evening, for files of King
sou (janaica) papers to the 9Th instant. The CO.
Ional Legislature was in session. In consequence
OF the difficulty of procuring labor the plantations
propo stion had been made by some Of the Eng
lish proprietors to introduce immigrants from India
to supply the places Of the blacks whom The emanci-
patton laws have released from the obligation to la
Dor, and who have too little enterprise Tor any exer
ton beyond the demands for bare subsistance-
The proposition WAS for The shipment Of five thou
sand coolies, as the immigrants are termed from tho
port OF Calcutta, at period not later than the LIST
proposition il seems, required lhe ofthe CO.
onial Legs laure, and the date Of these adyices
there appeared 10 be doubt but il would be readi.
y attained. We do not gather from the papers be
fore US tue character condition of these immi-
grants. whether they come voluntarily and lis Tree
men, OF as apprentices redemptiuners, we ARE not
informed. Probably British philanthropy will take
care that in name at least. they are placed on a
footing with their African superintendent is, to
De free after period of fifteen years service to pay
the expense o fhcir importation.
The papers contain little else of interest. The
Island was healthy. The for sugar making
was favorable, and markets generally good.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

SwEDEEBoRe's LIBRARY-Two numbers Of
cheap series, selected from the best works Of
Swedenborg, edited by professor Bush, have been
published in New-York. The editor does con-
ceal his enthusiastic love Of his teacher. aud after
speaking Of The general ignorance of him that pre-
walls, gives his own opinion in very vigorous in
uoduciory essay, from winch the following is eX-
tracted
"'rhe complacency, however, with which this es-
tmaIe has been entertained, has of late been
what rudely invaded and disturbed by the discovery.
that IN Tho person Of the demened Swedish seer
stands revealed, not only OF the purest and ho-
hest men that ever graced The Christian name, but
Ui the subimest geniuses that ever adorned the
annals o. sciemce--a worth, compeer Of Newton, Of
Bac"n, al Leibnts, Of Laplhce, of CuyIer-a man OF
the most stnpendous attainments IN every sphere OF
knowiedge-of analytic perspicacity never surpass-
ed--0i power oil generalization u which the world
has not seena superior--whose writings have Gro
ated new era in physiological research.-who is
per ea.neace the philosopher OF ends and canses-who
solved with equal sase the problems OF FIuxion, OF
Physiology, OF ANATOMY, of Chemistry, OF Metallur.
gg, Of Mechanics, and Of Finance hose iniellec-
lual sports the Difered.ial Calculus, the As
cerlanment 81 the Longitude. the Motion and Posi-
Ion OF the Planets, the Application Of Geometry ito
Chemistry and Physics, The CONSTRUCTION OF Ships,
Docks and by kes, the invention Of Stoves, and the
Depreciation and Rise Of the Swedish Currency
and finally who beginning 10 receive the honors Of
The true paternity OF tho kantlan Philosophy. Of the
Atomic Theory Of Boscoyich aud Dalton, Of the Ne
buiar Hypothesis in Astronom, and OF many Of tue
graBdest discoveries Of Anatomical Science Of more
modern times " All this the world was little pre-
pared 10 find 10 the sell proc 'aimed herald oil the
New Jerusalen and YET all this is beg inning 10
be acknowledged as due concession 10 the tram-
scendanl mind Of Swcdenborg. "1'he time" says
undisclpled euIogsl OF his Animal Kingdom, us
not far distant when lie and and will be consi-
dered as the Z1roaster Of Europe, and the Prone
theus Of a new era OF reason.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24
Grocery. Produce and Provision Market.

county friends will please notice that quotations syeu
unde this the rhoiae prices and that s,eIy nsnte
higher for small such ordinarily
hlhns county orders. ftf4
GEsERAL REAARKs-The movements In business con.
and falling but from the character Of the weather it /,
hoped may soon be improved. Imports Of western pro
dnce has been more extensive since last than in pre-
yions weeks, and stocks generally ample. Prices lav
been Irregular for good many articles and the market il
st'h rrsnued The weather has been cool and promise
rain soon.
IAsslso AND RorE-The market remains very heavy
with increa ied arrivals and large stock The range
prices tor ksnt bagsngis lODil6c., and rope 41a15tc
III qnallsy terms, etc.
BAcoS-We find bus little change necessary-the ten
dency however l. down. The demand is quite feeble
with adequate supply ilams efDec bnrc g5s "a lie
canvassed and bssYed; sides sAsdOs5sc and shoulders
7&lD7Iscf .ltE
nuTIHa--A good uri.sle Of Goshen quite scarce AM
wvfyh 2sIaa4s sssvssss We. Weston leo lee asls
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

JUoG ST oRH.--The death of this emioenl mao
- not aons felt as public calamity bore. 10 Eng
land, where his oR and useful life and professional
abOrs were highly and Justly appreciated. nomsr-
ous sloJueni Il bules have been paid TO HE wo.ib
end ausihmests. A long enlogy. which originally
appeared ia the Boston Daily Advertiser, from the
abls pen OF Charles Sumner. has been extensively
copied in the LONDON papers. The Times publlshed
il immediately. and The Chronicle gave It's rea-
ders with long introduction. From thia The fol.
lowing remArks are extracted
''America has LOST one Of her greatest men, 10 the
person of The celebrated jursI, Judge Story
1.-THE event has produced deep and general feeling
Of grief IN the United States aud this feeling VIII
meet with sympathy IN every country in which the
character OF learned, able and upright Judge is
in reverence. The name Of Judge Story is well
known, not in England only, but 10 ever part Of Eu-
rope, by his Commentaries on the Constitution Of
the United States his Treaties the Con1lci of
Laws. and other legal works of the highest reputa-
ton. In his native country he more than an
author; rs one of the judges OF the Supreme Court
Of The United States, for no less than Ihiriy-Iour
years, he had large and important share in the ad
minstrAtOn OF Justice, and IN combination with his
high Judicial functions, he discharged the duties Of a
professor OF law in Harvard University In every
department he was beiou and honor ed By his coun-
preston, thai American democracy is to per-
so"a superioriles and unIriendy 10 the develop
menI Of great talents in the public service" After
stating that the American journals present few Par
,icnars Of Judge Storys life, the Chronicle says that
they present beforehand Il picture, which even
the warmth Of personal friendship and admiration
has not been able 10 overcharge-of one Of the
best judicial characters with which any age coun-
try has been adorned Learning minute and yet most
comprehensive, ready Tor every practical purpose,
H.
spirit, subsersien The interests OF universal truth
an intellect both rapid and sure quick, yet shrinking
from amount Of toll, subtle, but the slave Of
its own subtley: All uprighiuess SO clear aud Stern,
that ii forbade the aintesl suspicion Of indirect in
fuence; and with all this irresstibly attractive
personal demeanor, a warmth of moral enthusiasm,
unconsciously exhibited in the details of ordinary
and domestic life. aud sweet simplicity and joy
BUSINESS OF nature, which, in old age, preserved
the animation and ready sympathy of youIh-these
are only some Of The characteristics Of which the
American Journals remind us. but which have long
been associated with the name Of Judge Story"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

NAVAL REsDKzvoUs IN THE PAcIFic.-Twen-
ty miles 10 the westward of Honolulu, the Island
Of Oahu, one of the Sandwich Islands, IS the her-
bur Of Pearl River, Of TIE best naval harbors in
the world There are inhabitants in the vicinity,
and with little attention il may be ATTAINED by the
Gosernlnent Of The United States as naval rem
dezvous, and as great gathering place for the
wl,aicinen and indilmen Of Our country, in time Of
peace "r war. steamer commanded by u. s. ma
ra'ofticers, might carry ,esuar mail from Chsgres
10 that rendezvous; transport officers and stores;
and nt the saue time guard our Pacific commerce as
efestsally ae Q saiNnE lriRsAe,-ip. q. JssEpal.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

HAYTi.-Mr Hognn, who recently returned from
a secret expedition To- Hayt, 10 which he order
ed under the administration Of Mr.. Calhoun, has
presented il is said, long and elaborate report on
The condition Of the black Government OF Elayti,
which will accompany the Presidents Message to
Congress The substance Of this report consists Of
an historical SKETCH extending many years hack, Of
the progress of the negro race in Hayli, and then
utter lncaracty for self government IL is also said
that project ia on foot amongst the Spanish popiI-
laon ofilIat Island. or the white Inhabitants. for
the pp,pose of reducing The backs TO obedience. and
that some proposition for aid has been made TO the
United States government
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24
rlnn, nj. nasl nrlrnn. mama

Later From BRAziL.--Thrse ships from Rio
de Janciro, nden with coffee, hare arred since our
, last. The Berellus, Capt. Baickman, aud ihe Ros'
coe Captain Kicker. saIled on tho 9Th September
and the Louisiana, Captain Dewhnrst. on The s0th,
They all made the voyage 10 about ~ days. We
have received the osrsal do Coasssrcio Of lbe 10th
and 21h aud have been permitted to CLEAN the fol.
lowing particulars from letter to house this ei-
ty. II is dated the 26lh September.
| Nothing of importance had lrauspired politically
The Chambers were closed on l4th September. Busi
| ness remained stagnant. Large stocks of all kinds
of merchandise were on hsRd. Money was very
scarce. Ii was feared that The Minister Of Finance
urged by Government necessities, and by the rails oil
"A small portion of the commercial community, would
resort further issues Of paper-thus depreciaina
still lower the already bad currency.
Supplies Of CoFFEE hasrecently been more abuR.
dant but the market slill offered rather poor seec
lion for The In consequence ofthe rise OIL
Exchange, prices had declined. Quotations were
lSapsriorg 1900 1880; Good Ersts, 81 n 3n100;
Ordinary FirsfS, 2nsOO 2H95O. The article was
in fair denaud for the United States, the present
cost being above the general European limits. The
WI tier WAS Of opinion that prices must fall or Ex-
change decline, before shipments could become sufh
cieny large 10 take of the supplies expected al thai
season Of the year.
From August 9Th to September &c, II, 344 bar.
res of Flour had arrived nj Rio Janeiro. OF This
7, 80 barrels were from The United Staies. Prices
ranged from $l3 II, according TO quality. The
sales meantime amounted to Is, 425 barrels.
MokTEvTpEo dates ATE Of the 9Th September.
Coonla and several other places had been captured
by the Oriental, English and French forces, and il
WAS reported that Buenos Ayres would be blockaded
in consequence Of decree Of the government prohI-
biting all communication with It's ports by the En-
glish and French vessels OF war.
BUEEos ATREs dates are to the 26lh August.
The political questions between thai government and
the English and French Minister remained undsci-
ded. Business nj a complete stand.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

EquEsrRIAH STATUE IN MEMORY OF GgH'L
ANDREW JAcKsoN.-James G. Lyon. Esq. of this
city, has been appointed agent for the purpose of
collecting funds 10 build Equestrian Statue in
memory OF Gen. Andrew Jackson.
Mr.. Lyon desires us To state, that during n brief
absence from the city, he has appointed Gen. The
ophllos L. Toulmn TO act in his place in The execn-
ton Of this high trust Every patriotic citizen, of
whatever party. ia respectfully solicited to contr-
bnIe his mite. The object is not party one but to
erect iastGg monument 10 honor Of the patriot
warrior and statesman, who preserved liom savage
barbariIy the helpless women and children of M isis
sipp Territory in 1918 and 1914, and who preserv-
ed the "booth and beauty" Of New Orleans from
depreciation in the war OF 1914 and 1915.
No contribution over $lC0 will be asked. but any
gum however large or small i'll be received. Gen.
Toulmin. who will be oun AT the State Bank in
this city, will give the proper receipts, noting The
Of those who contribute, with The amounts, &c
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

o. Cabin passage 81. Deck passage 81 so
fSs1s~ \ The fine new steamer MONTEZU-
Snz4Hs;fR MA. Kelly, master, bull expressly for
Ss7zzzsz8 faAihis trade, having been thoroughly
oyerhauled, speed increased, and much improved by
the addition Of fine upper Cabin, all in State
Rooms, Boilers, etc has resumed her regular
mi-weeky trips, and will leave for New Orleans on
TUESDAY 24h inst, al 10 O'Clock AM.
For freight OF passage, having fine accommoda-
lions, apply on board or TO
noy24 C. A. GILBERT & BRO, so Com st
0ct- Passengers desiring it, will be landed at the
Rail Road.