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paragraph conrasts suriously the expenditure
and debt OF France low with those Of 1890. But il
10 to be recolecied hat the resources Of the country
have augmented yetmore rapidly:-In 1880 uader
Charles x, the estimates were under 100000
000f since $780, thy have risen TO 800, 900 ,000f
The floating debi, 1880. was reduced to SO 900 :
000f; to-day il exceeds 100000 00f. In 1880,
France was in possession of resources TO provide
against future contingencies, the budget offering
yearly surplus Of 81 200, 000f, Of which the Cham
bers we're to regulate the appropriation; the resour
ces of the Treasury Ire ncumbered until 1853.
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recommend, but encoalsge The trade aud increase
the elieAsi but as you do that. remember thai tho
number Of whites will decrease relatively, il not abb
soluley. There is no doubt that to-day the slaves
exceed IN numbers, largely, the wh'es in South
Alabama. Has THE TIME FOR ACTION ARRIV-
Epf Surely when outnu.nbered, il is time to lock
OH and provide for future events. The State of
Kentucky is agitatng the question Of the
cipation her slave population 1t will be deplo-
rable event for US seoulG she enancIpRle. But
whether emancipation is successful not the agi.
taton Of the quesi1n will aeaken aiaFms, and hun
dreds OF her Shareholders will INMKnIATELY thron
fh's people ppon ~, receiving high valuation 10
IeY. In the name of reason and humaHity--in the
name oijusiice and interest, TO be the fecep
tacle of these slavesl Are the ft emen of bur land
to be TOoisd and made to abandon their iresdes.
to give place 10 these Negroes, tainted Vh abolition
Are we 10 he forever bled to the eOre3 Is COIN
mon interest forever to be dsregarded, and Out lives
aud property forever endangered by increased
Of eviR In view Of all these things, is most strange
that the "Mobile Herald" the Wetumpka Argus"
the estate Journal Il Flag" and other writer's, can
for moment view this question side aud
impOyfaSt one" had hoped better things of them,
and am sorry that they treat il with much levi
~ and ridieHis l have reason 10 believe that it
will not he so regarded by The people Of Alabama.
remain, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
A. J. PICKETT.
NorE-The preceding remarks and calculations have
been suggested to mind particularly from the
perusa OF an artc lie the signature of "PLANTER in
the columns OF the "Alobe Register" This writer has
assumed different ground OF attack from the sricur-
lists He has endeavored 10 prove that ain 10 error in
the very hasy glance made, in regard sape emgra-
tioR &c. hope he will consider hmse fully an.
s~ered. The Huntsville Democrat" having endorsed
the article of"PLANTER as destructive of
shall expect Mr.. WooDsoN indulge with the pub
"c"''"n VI 'his reply A. J. r.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

The Providence Journal says that Hon. Caleb
Gushing is preparing for the press History of the
American Embassy to China. 1t will be an attrac-
tive, interesting, and, We doubt moi, widely popu-
lar book.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

A meeting was held atCIeYelnnd, Ohio, few
days SINCE consider the Project of consru citing
rail road along The south shire oil Lake Ere 10 To-
ledo, thence to Michigan CIV, at the South end oil
Lake Michigan, and ultimately to the Mississippi
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

The ladies Of Virginia, who have united TO raise
money TO erec,a statue Of Henry Clay, announce
that they have been successful in obtaining the ne
aessary funds; and that they have selected Joel s
HART native Of Kentucky, to make the statue. A
iettei from Mr. Crittenden speaks Of Mr.. Hart as
Young man OF genius, and il was ut Dir. C,s sugQes
tion, Mr.. Hart was selected. .-'es''
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26
Dancing ana y W. assaemy.

DANCING ana WahzlnR ACADEMY
NGESSRS. MOUlsTON Il CLARK, Professors
w Of Dancing and WaltalOg, beg leave to inform
the cltizens Of Mobile aud vicinity, that they have
returned TO the city with view of spending the wig
ter, and propose opening School, in The above
named accomplishments at the WaVaiy House.
where all The fashionable Dances will be taught, 10
those who may favor them with their patronage, on
the reasonable terms. Their style Of Walking 10
entirely different any that has been heretofore in
troduced in the city MessIs. M. & G. those
ladies and gentlemen anxious Of obtaining knOwl-
edge of this essential branch Of education, that the
development Of the figure, embracing grace and ele-
gance, depends alone upon the style in which pupils
are instructed, especially in v altzing, to which
branch they will pay particular atIenlion.
Messrs. M. & G. will give private lessons and at.
tend private classes TO those who may prefer that
mode Of instruction.
N. b. The above named School will open on
MONDAY, December Sth. for gentlemen, at early
candle light, and for masters and misses, on SATuR.
DAY, the 18Th, al O'Clock.
The lessons will be 80 arranged as not 10 inter-
fere with any OF their studies, two lessons will be
given Saturdays, from until IL and from until
5. For part iculars. please call on III. & c., at tho
Waverly House. nov20 242
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CHISA.-Fletcher Webster, Esq. in a recent lee

CHiSA.-Fletcher Webster, Esq. in a recent lee.
ture upon this subjects says:
"The origin Of the Chinese government is hey ond
our reach ii was known an old government by
the Egyptians and the Romans. There IL colony
OF Jews now in the interior of China, keeping all
the statutes OF Moses, who there imnediaie.y
after the Second Dispersion. The Chinese Them
selves have many absurd traditions of their antqui-
y CARRYING back their ors in far beyond the date Of
Adams creation. A II that we can say is, they are
The oldest people on The earth 10 our Knowledge
We must conclude from the fact that this govern.
ment is purely patrarcbal, and their language pure
" hieroglyphic. that their government was formed
IN the very dawn of mans creation. They haye a
ist OF Kings to all appearances correct, numbering
back 1868 years before Christ.
"Their language contains some 5000 arbitrary
characters. The Tartars, however, have made u
sort of phoaetic alphabet of about 200 radical and
500 primitive letters; yet II is to impossible to
learn even these. Many Of their letters have no
sound; and they consider that the neet poetry which
cannot he read. Philosophers are sometimes seen
conversing BY making the uputierable letters in the
air with wands. celebrated Tartar once observ-
ed thai the CT nese was an execrabe language and
unworthy OF notice.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26
RETRIEVE OF rBrASr,.REsr Cosv,crs

RETRIEVE OF THE ANTI-RENT CoNvlcTs-
An Albany correspondent of the Herald states that
Cabinet council has been held in the city take
into consideration the of O'Connor and Van
sleenbntg, the two Anti-renters under sentence oil
death in Delaware county for numbering Sheriff
Steele. lie says:-"The barnburners voted for the
execution, while the Hunkers voted to commute their
sentence 10 Imprisonment lor life The latter being
in the majority, The lives sf the two men will be
spared, and he Governor immediately issued his or
der To the Sheriff Of Delaware county 10 that effect.
The decision is almost universally approved " Re-
prleve is PROBABLY hut the first step pardon, and
the frieuds of the condemned exercising. the poli-
cal influence they do in the Legislature, will soon
obtain that last concession Of Executive favor, and
thus the criminals will escape altogether from merit
ed punishment. If such determination has bee n
formed by the Governor and his advising ministers
and the decision Is universally, appeared the citizens
Of that State ought moi complain OF more lot. re-
sstance to law, and murder ofpublc officers should
occur,as such mistaken cemencv is very likely to pro-
duce. What officer will hereafter go into the anti.
rent counties 10 execute process, when he NAV be
shot down in the faithful discharge his duty BY a
band Of sneaking miscreanls guilty OF the double
crime OF rebellion and MURDER and who acknowl-
edge the enormity Of their offences in the disguises
they assume TO shield themselves from the conse
qnences of their crimes. And it is for such persons
thai public sympathy is craeated!-[Pha. Ledger.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

NEW-ORLBANs, NOV "a 1919.
Saturdays business in cotton amounted 10 5000 bales
without change in prices This morning there was a
good enquiry aud thus far several offers have made
on large iss-one of 1000 bales been sold but the
price is withhedn small parcels about 900 bales have
been sold and in all probability the business of the day
will sum up 1900 to 5000 baes-no change in prices
MiddIins 81 lei good mid tic. Freshts arm at 9-I6d
no engagements since my last. Exchange both fore
and domestic very dull but no change In the rates.
There is an active business doing in Sugar The Le.
wee this moraing-already about hhds sold
and prices very firm with upward tendency. Mo
lasses is dull at 2lG2lic per gallon.
Flour-There is good feeling In the market and
holders fvoraby Influenced by the clear cold cath.
are at pr resent favored with sale of 600 bbls
8, Louis made this morning at Sc, and holders oil
Ohio asking that rate, but hnd takers-S5 rs IL
currently offered however Prime white Corn Is Ia
good demand at Coo. Yours, L.
lCorrenPondeDce Of the New Orleans Timesl
HAVANA. Nov. ly-Wth reference our previous re-
ports WE have now IL state, thai since then mod
crate business has been transacted in this market.
Sugars are very dull md declining. A small lot Of
new Golf sold at u for good seconds but there il
little 10 he had
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

BESSISO W JENNEs has been appointed by
the Governor of New Hampshire. United States
Senator to supply the vacancy made BY The resgna.
ton Of levi Woodbury..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26
The following aresaid to have been the last lines
ever penned by the Lmenied William Leggsu'
VIII In IS DEATH

Why, what is Heath bat Life
In oiher froms ,f being2 Life without
The coarser Attitudes OF man, the dull
And memently 'ecsying frame which holds
The ethereal sur,t IN, and binds il down
To broiherhoodwith bfutes! There's no
Such thing as Iea.h; what's SO called 10 bat
The beginning d new existence, fresh
Nsgmsat in ne stsrsal rsana Of shsaHs.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

n GOOD THING WELL saba subscriber 10 IN
Episcopal paper IN sending his advance Subscription
money. writes to the Edit"r: ~ wish to pay for my
per ~ 'esR - DO ny sSn."
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MOBILE.
"wednesday nornina, November III s4o

The eastern .D-i was through yesterday with full
dates The papers however,, are unusually barren Of
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26
RBPoRT-MoBlLE MARKET


CorroN-since our weekly report of Saturday morn
Inq last the market has been ncning In favor Of buy
err, and prices to-day considered &c lower Ia odina
~ and mddng all klltc in qualities above. Sales on
Saturday 500 bales Monday 600, and TODAY lODl2O0
baes-toa for three days $500 bales Some parties
estimate the business OF to-day somewhat higher but
We have been unable 10 locate IT, We quote ordnary
6ic middlns Isl good middng &c; mid fair 7id7t and
fair 7a9sc. Receipts since Friday evening, 1871 bales
ExcHANGE-Foreign continues nearly as hast quoted
with fair supply Sterling 6i07i Francs 5.S5 0S1 N
days 81, and sight ldl4 dis. STATE Notes nom
FREloHrs-A ship for Liverpool cnartereu ,o.oav -,
9-l6d-the only transaction, except lumber freight ri
Cuba reported since last One or two vessels have
been lSfd on for coastwise ports at rorreu, rates
The eastern nar"no arrives with regularity. Dates
yesterday from New York of the slh and from III other
points in accordance.
The Hew-York cotton market continued in the same
nanimae state reported in last Flour was duh at
slight decline, In Stocks large business doing gen.
orally al improved rates, Exchange London 81 g.
Frsncs 525O26! Mobile checks prem.
NEw YORK, Nov. II, PM-Colion-The market is qui-
ct at our last quotations The to-day do not ex-
coed 600 bales.
Flour-Wesern Canal Flour has been dull of sale to-
day. Michigan, Ohio and Genesee. has been taken to
moderate extent at IS 374 Sc A and So So Southern
Flour is held At Sc %.
The receipts uI Flour via the North River The week
ending Saturday, i5Ih inst amount 10 90 2s9 bbls-ma-
King the total receipts since the 18th Sept. 62335l bbs
26,9Ol bbls were received yesterday,
Monday Night Nov. 17-Four Is again slack and pri-
ces have receded 21c from the highest point Sales TO-
day OF Genesee and Western Sc 374. The receipts
are large; Southern descriptions Sc rs.
Coiton-MBrket slack; exporters hold of for a reduc
tiun.
APALAcHIooLA, Nov. 15-Cotton-We are still with
out any operations to report in The cotton trade. The
river Is too low for all light drail boats.
STATEMENT.
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The New York Mirror saws

The New fork Mirror saws
Il is said that shawls are selling in this city at
81 800 piece, winch probably raise some Of the la
dies hundred per cent. their s.hone valuation
Gaivanic gartcrs are advertised for sale. II
science progresses at this rate il 10 difficult TO tell
where it viii atop.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26
MAYORS OFFICE, MoBILE,1
l., N~..I NOar


INJECTION NOTICE--PolIs will be opened
IL DON MONDAY, the lst day OF December next,
for the election of a Mayor fourteen Aldermen and
seven Common Councilmen for the city Of Mobile,
10 serve for year, at the following named pla-
ces, viz
Polls open from 8 O'Clock A. M, until o'clock
p. M.
LIST WARD-At the Yellow House, corner of Wa
ter and ST. Antheny Streets lnspectors-F. v,
Clubs, b. r Skates and E. II. Rogers.
I'd WARD-At Gen. Woodward's Arcade. In
spectors-Thomas Scott, James Sands and Jas. N.
Park.
3D. WARD--At the Wayerly House. inspectors
Lewis Gueringer, Daniel 8. Baldwin and oseph
Silver.
4th WARD-At the Court House. Inspectors-
Gavin Yuille. Lewis A. Cosiigin and Alex. Aud.
9th WARD--ht B. Catia's, corner Of Royal and
Esava streets Inspectors-F. Sheffield, Thos. X.
Long6ed and WIN. N Strlnger.
9th WAkD-At Delhecco's Mechanics' Retreat,
south west corner of Franklin and I,auphn streets.
Inspectors has. w. Canaan, o. Woodbury. aud
Chester Root.
7th WARD-At the Old Mississippi Hotel. La
speiors-Henry w. Taylor. Beverly A. Mann and
Robert Bruce.
nov2O 242tde CHAS. HOPPIN, Mayor.
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MIR. XATTPI,S

MIR. XAUPE'S
~ lGHf SCHOOL for gentlemen Willie opened
Snext week for the purpose Of giving instruction
IN the art of DAscING. This course will comprise
Waltz de denrpas. QuadriAes a Ia Syiphic, Circle
Waltz, Hop Waltz, Gallopade, etc.
0o- One course of instruction only will be requi-
site IN obtain complete knowledge of all the above
dances. See subscription paper, containing the
terms, etc, at MIR. Unger's Music Store. nov25 144
METEOROLOGICAL chronological of the North
IL Of the United States, who is DESTROYS of getting
the Southern Coeoptera, offers in exchange those OF
the Northern States, and also, great many Euro
pean species. all Of them correctly named an in per-
iect order. For name and particulars apply to
nov25 J LECESNE, IS ST Francis.st
nIRECT IMPORTATION-Th subscribers
~ are now receiving per Jacob Pennell and other
vessels from Eng land. l2l packages Hardware, Cut
ley, &c. direct from the Mandatory, which they
are enabled to offer for sale at unprecedented low
prices, and TO which they invite the attention Of
purchasers. (nov25) o. MAZANGE g. co.
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ID ICE-A superior article new, just received and
1G for sale by NJ. ROBINSON.
nov26 corner Dauphin and 81 Emanuel SITS
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MONTGOMERY 4 wETUMPKA REG ULAR
WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
h FSFsssSSA. The steamboat NORMA. q.
lr,l9Hz-=TAS w. Lapington, master, having
been thoroughly repaired and htted
up viii run as regular Weekly Packet during the
ensuing season to the above aud all intermediate
landings, leaving Mobile every Wednesday evening
al 5 O'Clock pm.
DCs- The Norma has been fitted up expressly HoT
the above trade and will continue 10 permanent.
" in it, lnoy26l NJ. WARING h co.
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A. w. BARNES, Chairman.

1TFoR MAYOR-GEORGE f. HOLT Is announced
by his friends a. candidate for the office Of Mayor the
approaching municipal election, and Is recommended to
the SURFACES of his fellow citizens an individual emf
nenty qualified for the office, and as SUCH entitled to thel
confidence and support. sep13 sOltdet'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

III FIFTH WARD-Ths CommitteG of one hundred
by the citizens OF the Filth Ward, friendly TO
the election Of Bldntou Mchlpin to Tho Mayoraty are
requested TO meet al JOHN BRADY'5. Ht the intersec
lion of Joaquin and Conception srse, this evening, at
O'Clock precisely.
w
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

4 EATHEk-Harnessa aud Bride Leather, frat
IL quality, just received and for sale by
mov26 p. B. POMEROY, 10 Waier-st. b.
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HAY-Landing on Merchants Press wharf and
Il u for sale by
nov26 p. b. PoMERoY, 70 wa,er-st
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IN ANS. SIDES AND SHOULDERS-ln store
Il IL and for sne by NJ. ROBINSON,
noy26 corner Dauphin und ST Emanuel sis
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DFtW
Gas we'll the singers az the PLAYERS on the ins.ru'
ments shall be there" PAIN Lxxxvu q.
Such IL the striking inscription upon the beautiful
monument about To be erected over the remains Of
Coleman the inventor Of the Eolian attachment TO
the piano lorIe-ai Saratoga Springs, where lie died
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

1r Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, from Baltimore for
this port, totally lost Carters Reef. (ie BAHIA
ma Banks.) on the morning of the 3lst u The S. E.
had an assorted cargo OF merchandise abou, half of
which, including all the wet barrels, saved and with
the crew carried to Nassau.
We have the above from passenger In the Sarah Ez.
abeth, who arrived here yesterday.
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On hand and on shipboard not cleared. s36
MACON. Nov. l6-Cotton-Last week we reported a
downward tendency in prices, and quiet market. The
receipts OF the week past have been than those
OF amy previous week since the beginning of the
current year. though very far below that of correspond
Ing periods in years past The market is witheut any
material change TO remark since last. quota
tons having bees generally fully MANI aimed
the week Shippers however. still backward, and
have not entered the market freely. We quote to-day
extremes 5064G6k.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobiie--Novem,e r &c. 1915.


ARRIVED.
Bark w Wheaton, Martin, I'm Boston, to master
Bark Abby Frances, Brsyton, 81 ds I'm New Y ork 10
Huntington a. Cleveland.
BIT Orig Amabe Rosa Fares, I'm Bsrcelona, 10 Esla-
va, Murre1 e. co.
sp brig cecelia Estapi, I'm Barcelona TO Eslava Muir
Tel a. CO.
Schr sylvia Wildes, Jones. I'm Portland to MISTER.
Sch Mobile, Bumer, I'm Pensacola, 10 muster.
Schr Emma, Richards, fun New Orleans, 10 master.
Schr Wave Sylvester, fin Portland, 10 Muster
Steamboat Jas Day, Reynolds fin New Orleans.
Steamboat w w Fry, Kinney, from Selma, with 1924
bales cotton.
Steamboat Potomac, Otis, from Demopolis, with $50
bales cotton.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Pensacola Nov o.
Bark Casda, Higgins, IL ds fun Nassau.
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For NEW ORLEANS.

90 Cabin passage "a. Deck passage 81 30
ffaBs- n The 6ne steamer MONrEZU-
lksnfsaksR MA. Kelly, master, bull expressly for
al islathis trade, having been thoroughly
overhaued, speed increased, and much improved by
the addition Of fine new upper Cabin, all in STATE
Rooms np0 Boilers, sfe has resumed her regular Sc
mi weekly trips, and will leave for New Orleans on
THIS DAY, 26th inst, al 10 O'Clock Am.
For freight or passage, having fine nccommoda-
tions, apply on board OF 10
noy2S c. A. GILBERT & BRO, so Com st
% Passengers desiring it, will be landed at the
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Ok CASES Undsrwood's Pickles, Capers
Ot1Olives and Mustard, landing from bark W. 7
Wheaton and for sale BY
nov26 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
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uJ. F KING and JOHN B. TODD, will be support
ed rs Aldermen of the Third ard al the ensuing nun-
clpal election by (n0vl4") MANY VOTERS.
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M USfAKD-BesI quality in and half pound
Ivk bottles, just received and for sale by
noy26 MOSELY h TUCKER. druggists.