Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

tFatlng her siy le oi dahcng, rom her nhaHecieu native grace and modeslv, which won her hosts ol ihe impussibly Of getting proper nsin cton in this cnniry have disappeared under the hard practice oi ,he Pafisian school where thc las acquired new gtaces ahd better knoNlcdge of general effect grea- ter precision aud freedom 6l execution that she lacked be(tre. nancihg, as she does, under many dlsad1,ntages to which idreIgn astisfss not sub iected she is exceled bf but few ot Ihem. We have received a number of communications from various sources, speaking w,,h great enhss of lhe young aritsfe, hnt 10 publish o1e without te Others would be dning the writers injustice. and are tleteiore compelled to omit them a4 t..fue. =H
 Miss Lee made her frst appearance here after her selurn from Europe, on Mouday evening. She was greeted by good house and her exhibition than justified expectation. There was grace and finish in her movements that arc to be attained only by the closest study under the best nsucion of these she has avaed herself 10 much purpose, and her perform ances eicied intense admiration If dancing he defined the poetry of nofios, Miss Lees accomplish. ,nents place her m inc fret rank among the devotees of ihe divine art. She reminds us of the best days of Csitsf,, than whom with the exception of Miss ElIser, no ariste more brilliant fascinated American audience. +i B. 45 ..
 To night. MR and MRs WALLACK, JR., who have made aseoond engagement, will appear in the Merchant oi Venice; Mr. Wallaek as Shylock and Mrs, ,RGuaek as Portla. Mr. Ludlow also makes his first appearance tbIs seasons and performs Seau- per in Inc Prom'sOry Note. par, b, the by in which lie has few eauas.
 l.. Miss Lee again tonight, ,.
 We have received several new publications from the prsssof the Harpers. N. Y.yby John K Ran tall They are =-~--. ...--.,-- -.z.-.-
 No l3 ofthe Pictorial History of England.
 Classical Antiquities, compendium of, Roman and Grecan Antiquities, by Joseph Salkeld plain and very useful compilation from the best au.hor- ties describing the politicni institutions, religion military and naval affairs, arts and sciences, man ners and customs, and mythology of the sncepts--- prepared for the of colleges and academies of the higher sort, and stripped of the mere idom of the earned which make the large works of this kind so difficult for the general readers. H..
 Eclectic Moral Philosophy, prepared for literary. institutions and for general use by the Rev. J R. Boyd Professor in Jefferson county Institute, New York; and author of Boyd's Elements of Rhetoric . IL is stated that Professor Morse has invented new system efmarkng orprinting by eectro-magne- tsm, more simple than his instrument, which il was supposed impossible to simply, and has filed make the characters now used or the letters of the alphabet with an expedition hitherto una,nined by himself or any olher inventor, and manner which will fill the beholder with new asIonshment- ..s
 AIlthe companies who have purchased the rights secured by the former patents of Prof M in conheo- ton with the electro magnetic telegraph will of course be entitled 10 the use of this improvement
 The House of Representatives met on Monday, (l4th) only flor he appointment of committees. The death of Gen. Mcconnell of this State, was then announced by his successor, MT. Bowdon in neat speech which we will publish tomorrow. and the House, after adopting the usual resolutions, ad
 In the Senate, the following resolutions moved by MT. Critlenden and modified by MT. Benton, was adopted; ' N'' e''' ,h
 Resolved, That the committee on military offairs be lnsiructed 10 inquire into the expedlency of ncrea sing, during tho continuance of tha present war with Mexico the pay of the nOn-commlssioned officers. musicians and privaes of the army of the U. States including the volunteers and also ofprovidng for the of certificates of merit to such of them as may distinguish themselves by personal acts of ex traordinary devotion or bravery in the performance of their duty and that those to whom such certif- caes are granted, shall receive virtue thereof ad dltional pay at the rate of f---id0llars per month during their continuance in servlce.' :, ets.
 The chairman of standing committees were then elected, and subsequently,, the committees az agre upon informally, were adopted on motion of Mir Mangum,
 The Senate then went into executive session on nominations. 'i'''-' ' i-''.'#e1 a s-ta The committees are as follows s'
 On Foreign Relations Mesrs, Sevier, chairmap Cass, Archer, ,Atnerton, and Webster. .soi i.. d
 On FInances.-- Messrs. Lewis, chairman; Bebton, Evans, Speigh., and Huntington. ,. -.. ..t .l,.na
 On. Commerce. Dix, chairman; Penny packer. Johnson. .sMd., Chalmers. and Davis. :,
 On Manufactures.--Messrs.D Dickinson, chairma n; Colqdtt, Simmons. Sturgeon, and Woodbridge. On Agiculture-Messrs Sturgeon, chairman Semple, Uphain, Turpey, and CilIey. ''' i'"'
 On Military AGairs-Messrs. Benton, chairman; Dix, Critienden. Houston, and Badger
 On Naval Aaairs-tiessrs Fairfield, chairman; l ulee, Mangum, Cameron, and M iller., .t'-i 4- m
 On the Miltla--hiessrs. Atchison, chairman; Semple. Barrow, Fairtsid, and Greene
 On Public Lands-Messrs. Breese, chairman; Ashley, Woodbridge, Bright, and Corwin.
 On Private Land Clans-Messrs. Yulee, chair | man; Se"ple, Barrow, Pennybacker, and Greene. :, On Indian Afflirs-Messrs Ragby.. chairman; Atchison, Phelps, Sevier, and Jarnagin. . On, Claims-Messrs Pennybacker, chairman; Atchison. John Clayton, Rusk, and Johnson, Nd, |
 On evolutionary CIaims-Messrs Semple. chair. man; Bright. Thomas Clayton. Colquilt, and Phelps
 On the JudicdrS-Messrs. Ashley chairman; | Br-ese, BerrIen, Wescott, and Dayton.
 On Post Offices and Post Roads--Messrs. Niles, chairman; Sturgeon, simmons, Rusk, and Morehead. |
 On Roads and Canals-Messrs. Hannegan, chair | man; Turney. Corwin, Houston. and Morehead.
 On Pensions-Messrs. Johnson, ot Louisiana, cha irman; Ashley, P,erce Alchison, and Upham.
 On District of Columbia .Messrs. Cameron, chairman; Breese, Miller, Chalmers, and Johnson. of Maryland.
 On Patents and Patent Ofhce--Messrs. Colqui,t, chairman; Turney. Phelps, Wescoit, and Davis.
 On Retrenchments-Messrs. Turnsy, chairman; A,herlon, Morehead, Ciiley, and Niles.
 On TerriiOres-Messrs. Wescott. chairman | Evans, Chalmers, and John NJ Clayton
 On Public Buldngs-Messrs. Bright, chairman; Cameron, and Dayton.
 To Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of he Senale-Messrs, Speght. chairman; Niles and Greene.
 On Printing Aiherton, chairman; Chal- ners and Simmons.
 On Engrossed Bills-Messrs Chalmers, char. man; Rusk and Jarnagin.
 On the Library-Messrs. Pesrce, chairman; Chalmers and Lewis.
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