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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
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AMsTERDAM-Cofsa.-T marketis firm, though hus ofany import. Sugar-Smai lots fIiayanS 0ld at full pfices market bare of refined f
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10 sd. Prices 0f fairto goud laf ~ea l-laHd 5bl6di siHihed 65 0ed Baed Georgia 60 6tl; Muillv lnhans and Iennessee 6!aD6i, New Oresds u la6I.
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 G0fraNfhe daily sales Liverpool have dlnliuisl- ed of late but prices well maintained The stock at life close Of the year will be moderate but the stale of trade n the n tnutuctrng districts IS far from sats factory the Twist murke has declined. and dull win
 Ter IS expected il tine crops of the United States should prohise mol tn exceed TWO millions ot bales, think present prees may be supported for atne in the face or The expected nnder-eurenl of increasing value of money Al last dries shipments Great Britain had commenced al Bombay the extent of Imports frO thence during the coming year will be limited only by the amount of tonnage that be made available for is transportation. Corn and FJur-Adyices from the Bal
 lie and Black Sen, well from the United States, n- dcae that quantities of bread stufs pressing wards the shipping ports At Odessa the stock was one million quarters ot wheat of which one half had bren sold and waiting shpr0Om while the arrivals from the inteur reached eleven thousand quarters per day.
 The exertions making at Taganrog and on the Danube. We quote wheat United States hile 5ls 90 36s and red 5Os 10 j5s supeBe flour best brands 3s u 52s common quality, ss sos in bond, and 2s 6 mnre duty paid The duty wheat is Is per qr flour 2 41sd per bl. -. .,=.
 HAyRE, Nov. l5-cotion.-Althuueh the demand has been exceedingly nodere prices have maintained their ground and the great scarcity in American inferior de scrpons which almost exclusively sought after has led 10 anndRance of D2f Bluff he hlness in the trans actions has not been productive Of any depreciation il is 10 he attributed rather Co the reduced state of our stock than To any other circumstance The receipts of he new crop have been confined few bales imported by the New York bucket ship Iowa sale of 4S2 bales New Or leans. expected by tile RubcOu t9uf all round. Sales of the week pos bales New ureans 555 do Mobile s75 dc Upiand 4S2 New Orleans 10 arrive week previous 43it bales. Prices per half kilngrsne, in bond-Upand, 6a fOsic Mobile GitDo3r New Orleans, B40o6c; aAMsrERDAM-Co Cofss.-The marketis firm, though hus mess ofany import. nee Sugar-Snail lots of ayanu sold at full prlces market bare of refined /
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
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Per steamboat Wm BiadslroeI from Montgomery Desha, smith X co -l40 baesi Ryes, Battle X co l69 Tarleion X Scott l49: E l. Andrews X co ll6; X Matthews 42, Leavens x Malone l7i Dickinson x Eustis l7i J Walsh 53 Maudin < Terrell 8 Harrison Robinson Sl BulI D,che co 66i Andrs@s& Dawson 6; J w Ol1s & co 3S; c Goode 35 A Pope Son 3f Al len X IIAfrn 0; H0yt x Ford l3 THrtI, stewart x C lg Sims. Redus X liowze 3; W M Peasanls 20; Punch Vaughn & co q K Cralg 7. T Ltsesne 56 DOnad hMnr shall 46; Thompson x Mathieson l Gordon & Curry l. Boykin X McRae 30; A Brown l5i ] Austf lsi order "A Wainwright l.
 Per steamboat H Kinney from WeTumpka-A Led yard co bales; order A. Riyes Battle co !, Tarle tod & Scott 44;J Walsh AL HarWell 4 Davis lli Dc sha, smith X co 9; Mauldln & Terrell l9. Crawford Gowdy 5. A Pope X Son 36; Andrews X co 200; F Seaman :; Rupert McIrlland IT. G W Tnrleton 297.
 Per Coeprr's flat from Alabama river-DOnald X Mar. shall bales; Iarwell x Davis I A Ledy ard co ,.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

Arrangements were mH'e al Washington aT lhe prompt delivery uf the Presidents message in lhe northern ciiles It was found that the Telegraph ooud not transmit the whole of he message. sooner than it could be carried '6y railway exprsss- The Post Master General, in order 10 graliiy public curl
 ostv, and prevent t-lrgMnhic man9uysring. agreed to sendIhe printed nfssage, in se0isa' ackes to Inc several Posi- Masters, in the Northern cities, 'a ede vance of its deliyery.o. Congress. The Post. Masters were to be notified, by the Telegraph, ol the moment when Ihe reading of the message was commenced, and they were then to deliver copies to ihe press and probably 10 certain high funclon- aries.
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has nol the provisions or of transportation lnr aregmnepi. ';i will rake almost all the means or lhe different departments herd io fl ou' ibe Nor mon b,itnIion 1l.Ctlloroia and slond ihe regiment o infantry order ed here arfNe there will be serious apprrhe nsions of suffering for want Of prossions hs winter. The cunlfy furnish bat little. and 'hal in cattle. The soldiers nsw upon pirt fatfons' expecting supp hes daily from Bent's Fort"
 The editor ol lhe Metropolitan. published al Jel. ferson 6+ty has seen a eifer, daed October 2lth tr1m Capt N CiI,llags. of Co Prices regiment, ini which h~ saYs al expect to remain here lhli winter | though we may have 10 go 10 Chihuahua. The Mor- nnn regiment left here 10 day Tor CaoIna. No other troops Wign Col. Donaphn starts day al ter 10 MOTION, with his egimeu agansl the Navajo Indiins. After suhdning them, his orders are Ia march to Chhnahua' 9
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Per steamhoai Oregon from New oreanr- smith, Dc sha X co; Hdmphries, Walsh X co; W Freeman. w II WIcks II B Fontniue X Son; W Jewitt & coi II Iln- Der; q Westie.dt Bro; c Davenport; Stlrs cos II & Gone; Perry d Son CruZht q Moore PresIridgs w Marsh order
 Per schr Gen clinch from Auakapas-W Hall A R Meslier, Hall.
 Per steamboat Monieznma from New Orleans-C Gilbert Bros Laird k LilitJohn; W Calvert; Perry Som Dorrance x SlanHrd: C Wesli.ldt < Rru; M Wariug X Foster &l Balcllei A Bonuabsl; T Miller x co. r levitt; W Gasc0ignr; Anderson; CaIhp- bell Owen x co; Dr Resdi Smith, Dabnsy X coi w Frazier ] Kreba
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

TIE RRAsoN oFIr.--A few whig papers ocea- sonally display lIle palrioilsm,ln regard 10 the Mexican war, or at least refrain from taking sides wih lhe enemy Washington correspondeo; of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, recently ind- eated one of lie reasons, in language thus frank
 "Ihere will not be any opposition 10 the Mexican war in the Democralic ranks, and many af the WAgs ioish t 10 continue tH debt cf respectable amount iS created.
 This Is, conlensed and unadorned, the doctrine O fhe N, Y. Courier & Enquirer also; and it may ac- count for the peculiar ground taken on this subject by Senator Davis and others of the representa- lives ol tie cotton lords of New England. .....
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

The foreign news came upon us yesterday with pe or back mails which we had notime to ex- anime. a :,
 The news by the Caledonia we are obliged 10 con- dence closely. The important items are happily Fe- " few.
 :. The Caledonia arrived at Boston on the 6lh. The dates are fifteen days later. ,e. ..s.
 In England, the question of opening the ports 10 commerce in grains, does not t.appear to he definitely settled The Times. Mercury, Chronicle and Daily News, treat i, as To be vel decided by circum- stances. .t.
 The news from Ireland is but continuation of former arcounts-narratves of distress from want of food, and' propositions of relief Some of the peo- pie of county Clare had turned out to prevent the shipment ofgrain, and collision took place between . them and tue military.
 The London Herald announces that the o'Con- nell tribute be abandoned, for the present year. at least. '. There is talk of a coalition ministry in England.
 The ,Duks of Bordsaur, soH of the lae Duke of Berri and legitimate heir of the elder French Boul- bons, (who call him Henry VII, ) has been married to the Princess of Medina, sister to the reigning Duke of Modina, who has refused 10 acknowledge the title of ouIs Philippe to the French throne - The marriage IS a defeat of French policy, and con sidered as full set of ihe advantages gained by the Spanish alliance of the Duke of Montpenser.
 The Portuguese insurrection has not yet been ouelIed. Two battles have been fought between the Queens troops and he insurgents, in which the lat ter got the worst Yer ihe nsurrection is spread ing. even in lhe nelghborlood of Lisbon
 The king of Sardinia has proposed Customs union for the Italian Slaes in the place of the Ger man Zoll-V -Verem.
 In Denmark he controversy between the king and the Holstein States, is getting complicated He has ordered elections to be held in parts of De n- mark and they have protested thai they belong 10 the German nation.-
 THE RETURN OF THE BRITISH AGENT.--Ths return of Mir. locd from the River of Plate, without accompHsnIng ui,jue, oi his sai>siau. was mat ter of much comment in the English journals = The Morning Chronicle is particularly severe upon MessrH Ouseley and Deffauds, the British and French Ambassadors, for frustrating the settlement of matters between Rosas and his enemies.
 The Belgian Senate held sitting the l4h ut, in which il unanimously voted to admit all provisions free of duty, and prohibit their oxpor aiion up to Octoc.r l, lS47.
 The commercial accounts will be found under the proper head.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
MITCHEl-L'S Grh0al GaOUranhv v and Atlas

Second ILttiSeu EuHtOn
 gTHE publishers uf this valuable work take great l pleasure in presenting 10 lhe public the second revised edition thereof in conformity with the plan proposed in the rreface 10 the first edition. and which will be repeated regularly hereafter, every successive period ol five years.
 The utmost care has been bestowed on ihe present edition. The whole work has been revised--many portions have been written anew, and more recent statements introduced. Some of the lessons have been remodeIled, and several new ones added. but without changing their arrangement. mcCul'ochs Gazetteer, Wilkes's Narrative ofth1 U. 5. Explor- ins Expedition. Fremoni's Tour West of the Rocky Mountains, aad other lae publications, have suppli- ed many new facts; while the annexatisn of Texas to ihe Union, the Oregon question, the independence of Upper California, and the settlement oi afars consequent on the termination of the Chinese war, have impa,ied Rew interest to those parts ot the earth, and have all been noticed in the Geography.
 In the Atlas also, thorough revision has been made and several new and useful plates have been introduced. 0f'ihese, the Maps of Texas, of Oregon and California, of France, Spain, Portugal and lta- ly, New Brunswick. etc, Greece and Egypt, with New England on a larger scale, besides increasing the number from eighteen to twenty maps, have added new interest to the Atlas, and rendered n more valuable and complete.
 The Geographical land Statistical Tables have al- so been remodelled and enlarged, and made 10 con- form, in all respects, with the most recent pubica- tons.
 Mitchell's Primary Geography has also been re- gently revised. aud presented the public the best Frsi Book of Geography for children extsnt.
 THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT co,
 nov23tE Publishers, Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK Fer brig VTgihin-295 tons sione.
 NEW YORK-Per schr John LeumngtUn-3OO bbls cement, loo tons grauile.
 ATTAKAPAS- Per schr Gen Cllnch-l2S hhda sugar 99 bbls nlolasses. do orangess ..... NEW ORLEhNS-Per steamboat Oreeon--4 hbls oil "A 6o whisky a do pork Is cks bacOn 80 bbls 1Ouf 5 Kegs ar a6 bags oaIs IS Dbls moIasses 13 hhds
 ics 10 ar casks carel, II boxes cheese, tbls app 36 saddle trees, hullocks ail sunhfirs.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Montezuma-25 scks conee 46O bbs whisky 50 seks rye 25 bbs muas ses 2 do -four, 9S cks hAc0n half tcs rice, b cases clars 20 seks bran. 9j bbs potatoes hhds sugar. lt bbls pork scks cofse pipe 27 qr casks. do wine, L,Ia nran hn hnas ann sInlLIea.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

A REMARKABLE CAsE.-A remarkable law sul' which has been pendwg two years, m Hussia, mas fast been decided by inc Emperor. wealthy hus- sian General was beirothed o the beautiful daughter of Polish noblenan. near Warsaw, and obtained his consent to the marriage On the day hked for the ceremony. inc bridegroom appeared attended by captain and two officers, the first disguised as priest and the latter his witnesses, and the nn- suspectina brlde was uarried to her Russian lover by this false priest. Two years after. the general became tired of his wife, and desired her to return 10 her fathers house, at ihe same time informing her how she had been deceived She at first. thought he was testing but her cruel husband soon convinced her of the fatal truth and shut the door n hls house upon her. Her indignant father immediately brought an aetion against the general, but of course, lost Il
 in all lhe Courts against the Russian general at englhIhe, sentence came before the Emperor, who decided as follows :-As the general IS mol really married to his wife the marriage is null and void, but as the wife has been scandulously imposed upon he is dismissed with tho loss ol hs salary and i- office, without having any claim to another ap puintmeut His whole property Is given 10 the lady he has SD wantonly decey d, and he is not permitted even to marry again Il European Times
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

FILIAL FoRETHoUGHT-bIFE AssuRAEcE- Mr Orlando Pitts, young gentleman ot Rox6ury one of those lost in the steamboat Atlantic had his fife insured at the New England MnIual Lie Insul ance Company al 5oslqh for two ihousald .dollnrs winch amount he has by this prudent step by be payment of only S4a in premiums. provided for his representatives, some of N hom had materially de pended upon his assistance dullng his life and for whom he was thus mindful in anticipation of inc event ol his death.- Boston Transcript. E..
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It.was a.cruel speech of the Frenchman, but true one nevertheless, when he said 'sY our Englishnam knows all abuut Tnbucloo, or llindusian. or the frozen peighboihood of Ihe north pole. butask him about Ireland, the country hing next his own, and he s perfectly innocent of any information upon he subject" Afr ica he ihvesiieatas-lrelandi Ike neg: lecIs. He weeps for the suferings of the negro, but alaws his Irish fellow sunject 10 live in Ignorance ! and filth, and often to die q starvation.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

By letter from gentleman connected win the army dated al Malam ,ras the 23d ult we learn that the Alabama volunteers under Col Coffee had arrived al that piece heir way for Tampico.- They were expected embark ihe 29lh. for their port of destination. The regiment was in good healfIt.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

WHY WAS SANTA ANNA PAssEDl-A writer for the New York Herald says, that Ihe motive for permitting Santa Anna to pass intO Mexico, was to still more weaken inc enemy by the divisions that would ensue upon his presence, and thus aid the earlier in bringing about peace, There was no nderslandmg by lhe government, with hlr whatever.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

RAILWAYS AND ELEcTRIcITY.-We scarcely yet conce ve half the uses offalways. Now for example, we are told, by pr Augusta. German physician, that railways nave "ereal influence upon inc wealh
 CT, from the alleged fact that the iron tracts effect a constant electrical equilibrium between the regions thus connectef From this fact il is asserted that violent storms arein great measure prevented, and it has been observed that in Berlin, since that cty has become n focus of railroads there have been no yolent storms atall We have not been quite So fortuna in America, but that may be owing to the inferior civilization Of temPoSte, "hioh prncess of time mny vol De sbdned to proper conslderatlon
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

The Hon. DAVID JOHNSON, late Chancellor o the Staie of South Carolina, has been elected Go' ernor of that S,aie without opposition.
 WM CAIN was at the same time elected Lieutsn ant tsoveroo. by q majority of one vote over WM GILMORE SIMS
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
MOBILE.
sdnY nIorning. December I5, Isl6.

We received the Presidents Message al too late an hour yesterday fr our columns this morning. We shallg get it out in extIaY o'clock, ani publish i' entirs 'o morrow. We have mol a line to spare for comment; indeed have not been able 10 read it, our only copy having been necessarily placed in tLe hanls of onr composilors.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

The New York Comnitrcai Advertiser of the even ing the 9th gives the sales the week ending last evening amounted To s700 haes including 630O Upland and FlUrdn and 240D Mobile and New Orleans. Prices have advdhced and about t1l of centa pound higher than those Saturday lasl. We quote fol- iowf:-Ord tn soh,i ord s4GSi! mid good mi 9094; mdsiair loG l04 folly fair good nif l0i ll4. Sales ofrom 500 10 800 bales reported this morning nj ste ady uricaa