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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

 HAVILAND, CLARKE & co.
XAIAR. pEsTILENcE ANn FAMINE-wi

w all their horrible rain, may stalk over the land; the thunder of Englands cannon maV roar m our harbors; the earthquake may open it's ponderous jaws to engulph our citizens; hnslones and balls of fire may ram down upon our heads and yet 30 long the nestimabe Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters are placed within reach. we may call ourselves the hap piest nation on earth. And win, because All these accumulated horrors cannot compare with the sui ierings that result from bilious iiseases, and the eable prepalions will speedily sweep from our land
 Their power is silent and noiseess-but it's might is irresistible. For sale Druggists in Mobile.
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&HERMAN'S WORM LOZEN GES--There
 NS cannot be recommended 10 ihe public better
 worm destroying medicine than Slierman's Worm
 Lozenges; they pleasant and easy 10 take, and
 therefore particularly adapted for children Many diseases arise from worms and occasion long and
 intense suffering and children are treated for various
 complaints without deriving any benefit, when one or two doses of these Lozenges would speedily cure them For sale at G B GATES Pharmacy, sep23 l36 Dauphin st
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-I IT zAA-F T l31 VAE1IJ AMY WLAS9s VH) HITE LEAD.-Union, Philadelphia and w Western
 0iflS-Linseed, Sperm. Trainers and Neatsfoot GREENS-c Chrome, Paris, Verdigris, Brunswick REDSAVernillion, Venitian. Jake ana Orange st BLUES--prossan, Antwerp Vefdifer, Indigo YELL0WS-Chrone, Ochre. Patent Kings GLASS-French and Americhn Window and Picture, sizes from 6Xs to 36xi05
 Arist's, house painler's. giidcr's and white wash d s.isl ih -a
 VARNISHES--Coach picture, polishing. lurni ture and japan
 Spirits Turpeuline, Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronze, Arist's Colors, ground. in and dry; together with general assortment oi every article used in house, sign and ornamental painting.
 For sale al ToDD'S General Paint Store aug3i 47Dauphinsireel
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nov19 HAVULAND, CLARK & co.
PAINTS, OILS. SC

E EANlLAND, CLARK & CO, 40 and 47 VA TER STREET are receiving and offer for sale at low prtccs-
 WHITE LEAD-250 kgs pure, in p to 100 lb kgs
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

phDhc.
 Mark this, it is an internal remedy, moi an exer- nal application, and will cure any case of Piles, either Bleeding or Blnd, internal or exlerna; and probably the only thing that will. There is mis- take about il. II Is positive cure-speedy aad permanent. It is also convenient medicine 10 take. and improves the general health in remarkable manner.
 IL syery mild in it's operation. and may be taken m cases o te most acute inflammation, without dan, ger. All external applications aie in ,he highest degree disagfeeabe, incnnyenienr and offensive and from ihe very nature of the disease, temporary in their effects. This medicine attacks the disease at certain and permanent.
 The Eiecluary contains no mineral medicine, no aloes. colecynth, gan'boge, or other powerful and irritating purgulive No fear of iakng cold while under its influence .No change in diet necessary. lfiaken according to directions, cure for life is guaranteed. eetf 2 nsf
 Proprietor's office. l96 Bowery Sold wholesale and retail by l. c. DUBOlSE & CO.
 nQy3 39 Water Snla A
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S SHERMANS COUCH LOZENGES-Just re- S ceiyed per bark Vernon. supply of this well known preparation for Coughs, Colds, AIbma, and Pulmonary comp plaints-ihey allay the irritation or tickling situation produced by cough, promote ex- pectoralon. and remove the exciting cause. being combination of valuable expectofanls, they are equal to any thing of the kind used for those complaints. For sale at BGATES' Pharmacy
 sep2S l36 Dauphin street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Western Sentiment on Oregon.
LA FAYETTE, Ia, March 90, ls


MEssRs. EDITORS There is gross error OF
opinion existing believe pretty generally in the
East in regard TO Western sentiment on the Oregon
question, which it is high time was corrected 1t has
been asserted over and over again. not alone by ma
ny of your presses but upon the floors OF Congress-
that the people of the West were almost unanimous
" in favor of no compromise of the Oregon bound
ary question short of $40 40. Now have taken
much pains to ascertain the sentiments OF the people
in this region especially since Mr.. Hannegan made
the assertion on the floor of the Senate that such
were our sentiments, and Ihaue get to find The first
man. ofeither party, acho declares himself an tooor
of acar an preference TO compromising the matter
mpon the 49h parallel. do not know what could
have induced Mr.. Hannegan TO make such an asser-
ton in the Senate for he certainly never could have
had any such declaration of sentiment from the PEG
pie of this region. The very last person conversed
with on this subject is one of Mr.. Hannegans most
confidential political friends-an ofce-holder under
the General Government in this State-and he says
that "Mr Hannegan is entirely mistaken in this
matter-that the people of all parties. are, without
exception in favar of compromising the matter upon
the 49th degree that offer should come from Great
Britain-that 80 for from sinking Mr.. Polk 80 deep
into political oblivion that the hand OF RESURRECTION
could never reach him. to accept such proposition
it would sink him still loer to refuse 10 accept that
offer if made by Great Britain. And such, you may
rely upon it, is the opinion of West generally
Yours &c. j. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
esepnrate Submissions

i Wherever in our State there is no pervading
l Anti Slavery sentiment, there the Loco Focos are
jred.mouthed and vociferous against Black Suffrage
Mt all hazards Hostility TO Nggers is their great
card by which they hope to carry their Delegates in
this City aud all the close River Counties. But
West of Albany, where there are good many
thorough Anti-S Slavery men, enough to bold the
balance Of power in several important Counties they
endeavor 10 blink the Suffrage question by going
for Separate Submission. They mean just the
same in one case as in the other-that is they mean
to deprive those Coored Men who are now entitled
to vote Of the Right of Suffrage and deny to others
But they say, If we come out for what we mean in
Oneida, Jefferson, Oswego, Onondaga, Cortland,
Tompkins, &c. &c. the mass of the Liberty voters
viii cut loose from their reckless leaders and support
the Wing candidates, who are known to be advo-
catee of Equal Suffrage and we shall lose the Con
vention' So they come out for Separate Submits
sion just to keep their serviceable allies the Birney
leaders in countenance and by their help carry the
Convention. That done, they viii ask no farther
odds. They can refuse Separate Submission, or
they can grant it, and rally all their own drilled
forces and some struggling Wings to vote it down.
We trust this doublefaced game will not delude any
true friend of Universal Freedom into throwing
away his vote. Friends Of Liberty if you trihe
away the presen, opportunity, an age may pass be-
fore you have another Be wise to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

GENERAL YeSterday-The April term
commenced yesterday, with % cases on the calen-
dar-of which II were for robbery in the LIST de-
gree l forgery . for burglary, l for embezzlement
and - for grand larceny the remaining II consist
of previously convicted, previously indicted
and persons charged with bsstardy Thomas
Maxwell pleaded guilty of grand larceny and was
sentenced 10 years Henry j. Trow indicted for
libel John Dean for grand larceny, and William d.
levitt for petit larceny called TO trial. but they
did appear and their recoguzances were ordered TO
be extres,ed.
PoLIcE-Yes,rday-Joh Simmons was arrested for
stealing watch from Charles B. Read -trancis Car
dis of Stony HILL NewProvidence township was arrest
ed for making and passing counterfeit Mexican dollars
Ing. &C. found In possession OF the accused who
delivered up the U. S Marshal OF this DistrlcL
neatly dressed female infant, apparently about four
months old last night found on the stoop IN front OF
the dwelling of Bishop Hughes. Robert Cooper was
arrested a charge lof stealing the coat OF Rev Mr.
Rutherford. while he was preaching al the MISSION
Church in Orange above Hesterst-
CoRoSER's OFFIcE-Yesterday.- Coroner
was yesterday called upon hold inquest upon the
body OF young woman. Sarah L. Adams, who came to
her death from wound inflicted BY Der own hand upon
her throat She had been living for some time with a
Mr. Floy in One Hundred and Twenty sxth-ss between
Third and Fouth On Friday forenoon as Mr. Foy
conversing In his house with Dr. Seaman servant
girl came in and informed them that Sarah L. Adams
the deceased lying the plot With her throat
and bleeding profusey. razor was subsequently
found on the ground. Mr. Willing who resides In the
house identified the as his, and says tnat ne
left II in q washstsnd drawer in bis bed room De.
ceased had been in low spirits for some time and SAID
tina, she Intended tax her OWE life She lived until
between II and o'clock on Sunday night. sue SAID
that she intended have killed herself at once but the
main urevprtai her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
CoTToN-The market has been very quiet to-day

FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand Is light for con-
sumption and the supply of the East and the market is
heavy 5005 49, Genesee in small lots is selling at
so Mich 433 and holders nre anxious sellers Sales
500 bbIs Troy at 49,. For shipment about 1900 bels
Genesee changed hands Saturday and today at
43l We mole sales 300 or 400 bbls Orleans round
hoop aoat inspected 90. In Southern the trans
actions light Sales 200 bbs Richmond Country at
l2l. The range of Southern Ia 12t65 25. Brandy
wine Is held of market at 50---At Boston sale
of 600 bbls Richmond City made for export at So
Rye Flour Ia not reviving so freely. We quote 23D
so. For Corn Meal there s good inquiry. Sales 300
bbls Jersey at 2503 BIT.
GRAIN-A parcel of 6o00 bush prime Genesee Wheat
changed hands 1850 for shipment TO England Corn
is plenty and steady Sales 600 700 bush Jersey
20 cts and cargo Of N c. private terms The de-
mand for Rye for export continues and lac bush have
been taken 7ac and tribe under. sale for disti-
ling 1000 BUSH made at about 75c Oats are with
out change
WHIsKY-The market is heavy and unsettled. Bbs
li022. with sales 100 bbls at the higher rate
Drudge Ia nominaly 2l0 cts but the sales are small
HAY-North River Ia 7O0s0c with fair receipts. The
market is yet very active.
LINE Eastern is go cts, and In fair inquiry.
LATHs-The market Is nominally at Cpl " NJ
PLASTER-The receipts are moderate and the mar
ket steady at about . 1903 90.
sEEDs-We notice sales prime Pa Clover at &c, for
sowing. The market js very dull. At auction about
100 pkgs Old sold at 5t653c.
FRUIT-A cargo of Palermo sold to-day. consisting OF
14O0 b1s o Oranges at 0002 27t and 200 do o. at
5a62 75 and ESQ bxs Lemons az s7tGD3 90. This
go had long passage but IL curious fact that this
son the fruit has come in much better order after long
voyage than usual Shpmasters ascbe this to the fact
that while long passages usually caused by cas dur
ing which foul air epgendered in the hold of the vessel
the fruit rapidly the long passages this have
been the result of violent and continued adverse gales
during which the vessel was Kept sweet.
PROFESSIONALISM is fair inquiry for Pork
We notice sales $50 bbls Prime at so. Mess Ia
nominally 11G11 l2i. Old Prime Is Of market.
sale of $50 bbs Old Mess made at 10 62i. In Beet
there Is not much doing. Prime Is 25f6 50; Mess
1903 So Sales $50 bbs Mesa ats 2 In Picked Meats
there Is some sale of $50 tcs sugar cured
Shoulders was made Ate, and 81 Hams 81 cts
Lard continues firm and rather active Sales $50 kegs
and 200 bbls at 7c part actual tare
CANDLES-We note sales so bxs'Mors & Winslow's
Adamsnt Pearl Lights at 26027 cts cash and mos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Trade of the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise drifting at Nes York.
APRIL 6.-Od Troy Line Pope Catitn, Asent-Bdrge
F. H. Abbott J. w. HdriLand Mdser-35 bds chair stuff.
RWeed 1409 bbls -four 23 hfdo 5000 bu shorts Pope
Catln; 10 bales wadding J. W. fngerso casks cheese
kee butter. hid hams bbl do, ]. s. Ferguson; $50
bbs flour. B. Laid & Morse; II bales goods, L. Hows
Nichol; 10 do, Elliott Boynton; a. bxs axes Sheldon
& Phelps; bales hops j. Ketchun Son. 81 bxs scales
j. D. Dale 81 bbls seed &c kegs butter Gilbert WOOD.
ward; 423 bbs our. T. NJ VAIL l2 bndls leather ouns
L. Schultz; 5 bales hons. Robinson & Polhemus; ~ Go
goods Garner & Co; 81 hbds and bbls beer. OIL 7.
Read s. Bro; II kegs lard 2l2 hams, 200 shoulders "
Fales; 10 dead hogs, Wallace & Wickes; no'se' H.
Nearing. MI
4lbany and Canal Line, Il. Hoyt, Asen1-BdTSs nHsa
txgtcn-J J. Keele-10 bales goods, w T; MOL u;
DO, Elliott and Boynton; % bbs ashes C. W. q H.
Moore. 2e7 bbls -four John Rice 2l2 DO 40, Que
ham; so do do W. g. Atom 3o5 do do, Alfred hoyt l4o
shaw. 40 T p Little; 40 do r. McMurray; l26 DO Il
Carpenter; 1l9 bndls paper Mead Co; do J. ID.
Byrne; boxes goods, Lawrence q Trnoie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

THE News By THE UNrcoRs.-This Steamer wnicn
was 70 have left Liverpool the 18th ui'o mas 0een
due fcr several days. and il now looked ior WIKI ING
creates, anxiety We have arranged an Express over
the Long Island Railroad which leaves Boston wiz 'ne
news the moment the Steamer touches the "nai''
Should our Express arrive at any time during ihe day
we will issue an EXTRA which Will contain iuii anu
reliable summary of all the news commercial as wen 80
political. u, ,o,
We think 1t quite probable that the Unicorn oio no'
sail on the l9h advertised Ii her owners couiu sa''
passenger By holding on day or So they are no' Tue
men to hurry of their Boat, and they were unoe' ~
,necia obligations to sail until they were ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
A Principle Applied.

Our City sends to the Legislature Delegation
boiling over with hatred to Corporations and zeal
Gus for the individual Liability of stockholders
And yet we believe every member has voted, this
wear as hitherto, TO exempt stockholders in Rail-
roads and some other Corporations from this lndi,
7idual Liability. If the Wanted principle be sound,
we zee not why it should be violated by its cham
pons
A bill has been for some time before the Assembly
to incorporate an Ocean Steam Navigation Com
pany; to construct steamships and run them regu-
larry from this port to Europe. Our whole City, and
not our City only, is deeply interested in the prose.
cution of this enterprise Probably the means could
be obtained here on good charter, though nobody
wants to take the stock except for the sake Of hav
ing 1t taken. But our Merchants, our Capitalists
our Real Estate men, have all deep interest in the
success of the undertaking, and many will subscribe
their 900 to 100000 each 10 push it But ask
them to risk their all on the chances of this invest
ment, and they will prefer TO be excused
On Friday, the bill in question (which has suffer
ed good deal, as Loco Foco informs as, by being
committed TO the charge Of Mr.. j. D. Stevenson
though that should have made no difference) came
up on its third reading, and was defeated-Mr.
Boyoe of the City Delegation speaking against it,
because it lacked the Individual Liability clause
Twenty-Five LocoFocos, including several from our
City voted No, and &c Yeas are required to pass
acharter it was lost. A motion to reconsider it was
made and carried, and the bill is again on it's eg'
ready for another knockdown. If it passes, it car
only be by direct abandonment of cherished prin
oiple by our Barnburner Assemblymen. If it is de-
fealed many of our business men have no right TO
complain. Did they not vote for such Legislators
and for Sub Treasury President Did they not
know what they wanted "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

EMIGRATION WEsrwARD.-The SangamOn, Hi
nos Journal says that several families will leave San
CANON County this Spring for Oregon and California
"Among Them It adds are some OF our best ciuzens
In the paper fad the following advertisements
WESTWARD, Ho For Oregon and California !
Who wants 10 go to Oregon and California without
costing them any thiugi As many as eight young men,
Of good character who drive OK team will be ac
conimodaed by gentlemen who will leave this vicinity
about the first April Come. boys You can have es
much land you want without costing you any thing
The Government of California gives large tracts OF land
10 persons there. The first suitable persons who
apply will be engaged.
The cucrauts who intrnd moving to Oregon or Cali
fornia this Spring from the adjoining countes would do
well 10 be In this place about the first OF next month
Are there a number from Decatur. Macon county,
going Il. DoNNEh ana otne's-
Springfield, March IL, 1876.
~ The mail steamer Rhode Island on her pas
sage from Providence on Saturday night broke her shalt
The mails and passengers were brought to Newfork IN
tho Massachusetts.
BosToS AND PROVIDENCE RAILRoAD.-On and
after to-day the steamboat train will leave Boston at
o'clock p. NJ Accommodation trains Will leave Boston
at II A. NJ and p NJ and Providence at A. NJ and AZ
M Boston Atlas, 9th April.
PRESENT TO THE SUPREME CoURT.-We learn
rom the Boston Transcript that Peter Oliver Esq has
presented to the Supreme Court in that city two port
rsts handsomely framed of Hon. Benjamin Lynde,
who was Chief Justice of the Province of
Bay from 1929 to 1874 and the other OF Hon Peter OIL
ver who was Chief Justice from l2 to the separation
OF from Great Britain.
EF The dwelling house and grocery store OF
Mr. John Snyder. and the dwelinghonse OF Mr. Combes,
of Portsmouth Va. entirely destroyed by hre on
the morning OF the3d inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

MAJOR DuFr's MILITARY ScsooL.-This admirable
institution now in its fourth year Brighton had
its annual commencement a, Psmo's Saloon on Monday
evening and very selec. auditory present to
witness the interesting ceremonies of the occasion We
have heretofore borne high testimony to Major Du's
peculiar fitness for nsruoting youth and of the many
advantages which his school presents The exercises
on Monday evening more than sustained us in all we
have said on the subject; and We quite sure that
those present will agree with that the Military Drill
ing which SO admirably sets up the boys expands
their chests gives them manly bearing and furnishes
the very best species Of exercise, in whatever
interfering with their classical and other studies We
most cheerfny commend Major Duff s institution to the
support OF parents and guardians. Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Delegates Nominated,

Colum6ia Co.--HKNRY HAGEBooM, of Hudson,
and WIN. H. WILSON, OF Clermont, are the Loco
nominees. The county is entitled to three If the
old superintendent continues.
St. Laurence Co.-JEHIAL STEVENS of Brasher
and EDWIN DODGE of Gouverneur. with WIN. Il.
CLEGHoRN as a third in case the New Apportion-
ment prevails have been nominated by the friends
Of Equal and Universal Suffrage. The Conven
zion passed resolutions in favor Of Equal Suffrage,
Judicial Reform Uniform Single Districts thorough
Retrenchment &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07
Suicide at Harlem.

Every DAVIS observation and report strengthen
our conviction that the great majority OF hemous
and sbhorred Crimes have their source In less
fragrant and less odious ,ransgresslons, which are
too generally regarded with popular federation and
legal IMMUNITY, and that if Government and Society
zvop,d bu, devote more attention TO the beginnings
ofevi they would be spared the necessity OF infict'
ing rnany severe penalties. In short, if the two
master vices, Intemperance and Llcenhousness.
could be essentially eradicated we should very sell
dom be required to punish Robbery. Arson or
Murder
A recent distressing Suicide at Harlem adds an
other TO the victims of brutal Libertnism The
sufferer was a young woman OF irreproaehaole
character, upon whom lcentious assault was
made by g much respected citizen Of mature years,
leading member of the Methodist Church, but not
bachelor, as the Evening Mirror mistakenly states.
On the contrary, he has plunged an estimable wife
and family into the deepest distress by his letchery
His purpose was defeated but the young woman
was so distressed by such an attack from one whom
she loved and venerated that though in her waking
hours she kept seal upon her lips, the atrocity
haunted her dreams and she raved of it in her sleep.
room mate overheard her, and communicated the
purport of her revelations to the clergyman on
whose ministrations the family attended, who at
once proceeded to call the offender to account The
conversation between the clergyman and his parish
Toner (classleader the Mirror calls him was over
heard by the girl, who for the first time learned
that the outrage had been revealed in her slumbers
Shrinking from the painful notoriety which would
necessarily follow and abhorring every aspect oil
the revolving affair, she rushed wildly from the
house on the instant and cut her throat This was
on Thursday last and though she fingered until yes
terday morning, the wound was fatal. The Coroner
held his inquest the body yesterday and the re-
suit is given in another column.
The Mirror is wrong in saying that the libertine
attempted to defame the character oil his victim, and
III her suicide was consequent on that we are
assured that he did nothing of the kind No one
who knew her would have dared to attempt any
such vilainy if any one could have desired it.
People of New-York! The bill to punish Sc
duction and Adultery is destined to be again de-
fea,ed in your Legislature The real reason is that
your Representatives are opposed to special egis'
ation against the vices to which they are special
" addicted This may seem hard saying. but
Truth and Justice not defer to hollow clvility
There are probably Members who oppose leglsla-
ton on these subjects for other reasons but still the
backbone of the opposition to laws against Adulte-
nv and Seduction is formed Of those who secretly or
openly practice these and kindred vices Will you
forever elect such to make your lawsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-07

FlREs.-McIntoshs sash and blind mandatory
in Roxbury, near the fremont road, large wooden
building formerly improved by the Roxbury India
Rubber Co was destroyed by FIRE Saturday afternoon
last about o'clock. with its contents.
cs Faulkner ESQ Of Bierca destroyed by IRE on
Friday night The fire originated in the barn. and con
sumed one horse cows carriages. &C.; most OF the
furniture in the house was saved
~ The ST. Louis Circuit Court decided las.
week that where bankrupt subsequent 10 ms OIL O.
cbsree in bankruptcy promises orally otherwise, 0
paw debt the moral obligation resting upon him Is sui
hcient consideration to support his promise
louisville Journal.