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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-02-28

TARIFF FEELING IN ONO. At Wing
convention recently in Muskingum Co., Obi
the following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That when the United States
shall reciprocate the repeal of the Corn Laws
of England, by an abandonment of Tariff
for protection, we exchange substance for
a shadow; for all experience has shown that
provisions have been, and can forever be pro-
duced at a cheaper rate by the penny a day,
and poorly fed labor of Europe, than by the
well paid and well fed producer of the Unit
ed States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-02-28

MARVELLOUS! The Freeman :.
Mr. Dillingham; and accusing him r. ~ upon
Sentlng his constituents in going S n' T
and the measures of the slave porty ~ ZEN
al! Not SO. He represents the yo,, gels
constituents as expressed in bisoIo., A
tain it u.s. however, thata majority ., Oe'
were given against him upon two 49,, votes
he should fail on tbo L. ,''-O"
hundred of the "Libcrty party 10y many
or did not take pains to vote f., 49, w. W MIN
OF anneXation-and one Of the Io,d,. FP."vn'
Sd party whom the Freeman Ia, 81. y 'n'
ported for Office went about and ,o,s s' sup
friends to vote for Mr. Dillingham; o, No A, a'
been misinformed by one of Tho ,,. ~, nave
thus influenced, did vote for NJ, n "Ao'
True also, it is, that the Sd p,r,,,,.,,,
aided the Wings to elect ChandIc,-rS''o
been long and well known as an ante. '
mnn-but they chose to elect Dmng,!
welded to Polk and his party schemcsST,,
as Annexation and slavcry.pcrpotuation BEN,
among the most prominent
Indeed, the party acted Just obou, the .,-
as it did in n, York in the President, A..
tion-thc card in both instances was Dl,vo5,.
the Sd party leaders, tie way, and no o,,.
wayi by which measures and pripcioos a;,,.,
ly the opposite to those they profess 10 bets,,
in when they are about lccturing and carryi,,
,.ta 10, kkI,1l,- -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-02-28

TIE STORM AND THE MAILS. The storm
of few hours duration, on Friday afternoon
last, had the effect 10 obstruct the Railroads
diverging from this city, and derange the
mails, more than the great storm on Sunday,
the 18th inst. The roads were so completely
blocked up that the trains, both ways, of that
afternoon, due in the evening at their respec-
tive points of destination, did not get through
until the next morning. On Saturday morn
ing the Roads were generally cleared, and in
the afternoon the trains passed over them
with their accustomed regularity. Boston
Atlas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-02-28
To the Hon. WILLIAM c. RIvEs.

"SEEKING THE BUBBLE REPUTATION EVEN
IN THE cANNoN's MOUTH" There is such avid
ity for rumors from Washington, that we ven
ture to copy the following anecdote from n
letter received from there yesterday although
we think it perhaps as apocryphal as the sto-
rics that the Oregon question has been settled:
An attache to one of the Departments was
following the lead of Mr. Allen, Mr. Cass, and
others, by bsasting of our superiority to
England in military prowess, and the proba-
billy of vanquishing her in the case of war.-
One of the Company ridiculed his Wanting
fit and said, "Why, as for yourself G. you
would MT dare to sag boo 10 goose" /" 81
don't know as to that" was the reply, ''but
went up to the Secretary ofState to-day and
said Bu-ctanan"-Boston ADVERTISER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-02-28

Tor all our rights in Oregon and
firmly repel every aggression would Il
Britain as the more noisy advoco,o ,,''', GNu
Among those members were the ,b, h" u notice
from Vermont" N'eG Win
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-02-28

MEETINGS. The OrIcors -
cultural Society meet at Covcn,,n Ou"'y Ag
9th of March, at 10 o'clock A ''l'on&
officers and to award premiums on p,,,' elect
The Orleans County Musical so .io o''n
10 A. M. 'uay, March5 ~
The Superintendent of Cam.
Tor Orleans County will give TO-. S'A'''
the Court House at lrasburpb On ,', =" 1t
ing of Wednesday, March G "'' even
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-02-28

uTJudge Preblc came passenger HUM
land by the Cambria.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-18

The question having been taken, and decided IN
the affirmative the further consideration Of the bill
was postponed until the first Monday in June.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. JACOB THOMPSON having, in pursuance
Of pledge given, renewed the motion of Mr.. Nc
KAY, and the question thereon having been taken
and decided in the Affirmative the House resolved II.
self into Committee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union, Mr.. CoBB, Of Georgia. in the chair, and
resumed the consideration Of the bill making apPro'
priatons for the support of the army for the year
ending on the Both June, lS47 and OF the amend
ments thereto pending.
Mr.. A. d. SIMS was entitled to the floor but
yielded for a moment at the request Of
Mr.. MCKAY, who Gmperfecty heard was I'M
dersood to say that he desired to give notice
that he should, when in Order under Instructions
from the Committee Of Ways and Means, move
certain amendments appropriating large sum Of
money become requisite by the recent egls-
lation Of Congress. IL would be recolected that
bill had been passed authorizing an increase in the
rank and file Of the army TO the extent Of seven
thousand nine hundred and sixty men, aud that, on
Saturday last, another bill had passed authorizing
the raising Of a regiment Of mounted rAemen. BY
reason OF the passage of these two acts, an add
lional appropriation Of something like two millions
OF dollars would be necessary The items Of that
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-18

The question having been taken, and decided in
the affirmative the further consideration Of the bill
was postponed until the first Monday in June.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

A case involving important principle in law as well as a considerable amount of money came m for trial yesterday before lhe circuit court now in session in this city. The facts as disclosed by he testimony briefly tbese;-Some two years since a cal house in ihls city enclosed $250O in a letter addressed 10 their correspondent in Monl- gomery marked cash s2500 and placed it the hands of ihe clerk of the steamboat Montgomery, Ga man above suspicien) on board the boat immediately prt cedng her departure for that place. The letter did not reach its destination and the money lost The house in Montgomery 10 whom the money be- onged brought lhis action against the of the steamboat for it's recovery. The case occupied the whole of yesterday in the examination of winasses, amp will. we understand be argued to-day, Messrs Hopkins and Phillip for the plaintiff. and Messrs Campbell & Chandler and E. Lockwood for the de' endants.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
TIE PRrsrprrr's MEssAor-coRRrcrlos

THE PREsIDENr's MEssAoE-CoRREcTioE A slight typographical erroI unfortunately occnr red m soma of the first editions In pamphlet form which we struck off of the Presidents message - We discovered the in time 10 correct II before the last editions were issued. and the document. as published m last evening" "Union." conforms 'o the copy transmitted io Congress. We observe, how ever, that the .National Inelgeneer' of this morn ing has printed the message from our first erroneous copy -[Unon.
 The passage, as erroneously printed. runs as fol- lows:
 s'In view of hase facts and circumstances, II was. that, when orders were issued tO the commander oi our naval forces in the Gulf te fifteenth day of May last only days dftsr tlie existence oi the wal had been recognised by Congress- to place the coasts Af Mexico under blackade lie was directed not to obsruci the passage of Santa Anna 10 Mexico, sheuld he attempt to return"
 II should appear thus
 ''ln view of these facts and circumstances il was, that when orders were issued lu the commander oi our naval forces in ih~ Gu the thirteenth day oi May last the day on which the existence of the war was rec Snlsed by Congress, to place ihe coasts oi Mexico under blockade, he directed mol 10 oh- struct the passage of Santa Anna To Mexco, should he attempt 10 Ieturn.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
CONAlGiNIcILH

Per schr Adelaide from Auakapas-W Hall; Sands & co; A K Meslier.
 Per schr Rosine from New Orleans -IIumphries Walsh 2 co; W II Redwoodi Marshall, Rowe e co; I Murray.
 Per steamboat Oregon from New orleans-smith. De sha q co; Barron, Mead X co; l Stiles X Ware & Chesbr0ughi Mallory, Ross X Blocker Dorrance & Sta ndrd; hasierson X Bros; Foote X COS A Stein; An. drews X Dawson; Gnerinaer; Fry. Bliss x co; W | Trnwl D Fitzpatrick; Foster Battelle, T P Miller d eos Warng X co; Goldsmith ilaberi Rix, Kendall & co; Chamberlain co; II Leightman; II Hubert Stu ardi. Roderiaues; Cruzat & Moorei Sager Si Cyr E IIoverIOn; Lardonn; Ferrand; Myers. Newbergei X co; Mrs Rank Mrs Swain; Carmech; NJ Shade " Beane; W E sackelii Dobler; Ludlow & Smith; or der.
 Per steamboat Mobile from New Orleans-Smith Dabney co; Barron, Mead X co; Dorrance & Stnnard w Lewis; T Graham X Som Humphries Walsh X co M Warng & co; Campbell Owen X co; J Palricki Bonduranl: Myers Newberqer x co,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

The raiions 10 he of good anJ wholsnme quality to he approved by the Colleclol; and the different articles comprising Ihe ration to be delivered on board the cniter, a good and sufficient cask and ,essels, to he provided by the contractor, and he conlenis thereof dlstinctly lked on each.
 IL ia to be understood that the contractor will be bound to furnish. upon reasonable notice as often as may be reqnn ed bs the captain ofthe cutter, win the appreciation of the Collector (not exceeding up on average one day ia each week. such fresh meat and fresh vegetables as may be equivalent to the corresponding parts of the ration allowed m the naval service.
 Bidders are notified io forward their proposals to the Secretary of lhe Treasury. who has decided no' to entertain any bids rbJn persons not engaged in The business 10 which sad bids relate.
 decl6c JAS. F.. SAUNDERS, CoIlec tor.
 Herald & TribuDe copy times.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
PAn~kNs.Rl,n.

Per steamboat Dallas from Benton Curry, Messrs E IIsrrison, B r March, Mason, NJ Bradley, W J Butler, Lamar, R l. Martin. F Pope, Askeen. II w Pell, w Greenwood, W Reed, Boykiu, Wom ack, Mcdonald, Smith, Lambert, Master Askeen,
 Per steamboat James Hewitt from DemOpolis-Msjor Goldsboroush and lady, Rhodes and lady, Drs Garber Mcleod, Messrs X Lyon, Coon, Gay, McCrary, Freeman, Farmer, Fisher. Rsiney, Hazard, Gmstayus, Johnston, Glover, Savage, Cherry.
 Per steamboat Louisa Hopkins from Selma-Miss Greer Messrs Boiling, smoBs Greer Uyer Lynch, Stu devanl, Carter, Watts, Leonard.
 Per steamboat Robert Emmel from Wetumpka- Col l. Case, Messrs Smith, Elinore Pond, Jones, Higginbothani, Nardberger, $ Waters, Marlborough w Mofrss, H Few. Johnson.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
nEnnIrrs nr OnrrnN.

Per steamboat Dallas from Benton-Andrews & Dawson sI77 bales Harrison & Robinson 66, Donald X Marsbsll 10; Rives. Batile co 63 Dickinson & Eusts 56; Gordon 6 Curry l3 Crawford x Gowdy 50 T Lesesne 36' Punch. Vaughn X co T. T SIalsworlt l5; Smith, WicRon X Nico 10, Wi.hers x co 32 Bull, Dy che & co T Walker X simpson l5; W Martin Lenvens x Malone l0 Strang < Ulrick 2; Boykin X hcRae 20 Ledynrd x co A. Tarit, Stewart X co IA c GOode l7; Desha, Smith X co 24; order 50 Per steamboat James iIew tl from mopos-Desha, smith X l45 baies fl Schroeder 1905 Smith, Walk CT X co 23 C II Mlnge l05i Peck & shackeord G. A backyard x co l0l; Dickinson Eustis s, MauIdin X Terrell5i Sims, Redus X Howze 8; K Carlisle 46; A Brown I0 Bradford & Saunders 56 Srang Ulrick l5i c R Labnzln g; Crawford & Gowdey 4Ii Lyon & Baksy 49; Toomer, Gay X co 6; Andrews & Daws on 4 Hat well & Davis 27; Leavens x Malone G. s Stssworth l.
 Per steamboat Louisa Hopkins i'm selma-E l. An rews X cu D bales; Donald x Marshall ll9; DtSha Smith x 4O Toomer, Gay & co 12; Boy kn & MeRae 3 T Lesesne 2l; Calhoun x Glover 6; Punch Vaughn & g. Rves. Battle ce 6si Leavens x Malone 42j An derson Dickson s; Dckerson X Euss IL Patrick, IT, win co 3; c Code 8; Packer l9.
 Per steamboat Robert Emmet from Wetumpka-J E NJ Matthews 9l bales; Toomer, Gay co 54; Ru- pert & McCellaud 26; Mauldn x Terrell l0l c Hen " 23j Withers t 80: Tareion x Scott 3l; Boy kin McRae 3y; Walsh 27i Harrison & Robinson III; Dickinson & Eusts l7i Gordon Curry 24 E l. An dre X co 30 Desha nth < co sl. Pnnch Vaughn & CD A. Lesesne 32i Lravens & Malone l6i Ledy ard co 2, w Waller 5.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

IMPORTS. MALAGA-Psr telnccA Del Carmen = 460 boxes,
 0OO hf do l600 qr do raisina. l50 bxs figs Is cks iagn winei 22 pipes carei U0 jars olive oil. 50 boxes eohs zoo kegs grapes, bbs bird seed 2s0 kegs oily 25 bSs pruues 15 bags almonds, 6 bxs ease soap. bags bers 10 qr cks brandy, 10 qnna stock fish
 ATTAKAfAS-Per schr Adelaide-l03 hhds sugar, go do nolasses.
 NEW ORLEAN5-Psr schr Rosno-5O scks bran. 50 do oHls 90 bbs moIHsse dooil 45 kegs butter 30 bxs cheese, lC0 puughs. 20 hhds sugar. Al bhls whisky. NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Oregon-59i bbis moases F hhds. bhls sugar. D Ns cheese. 20 kegs lard 23 hhds hhs bacon, To bbls beans 420 scks 42 glass, l56 bbls whisky 3 do flour, tcs lead pipe, tcs rue 10 bbs A bxs wine, l2 bhls pork, 52 hay 59 scks coffee 10 boxes tobaecU 26 bbs pots toe kgs shot 5 tcs caret e3 bbs apples, do cider, 26 pine plank. , bbls brandy and sundries.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat MObile-398 scks salt 366 bbls four 52 hhs bacom 39 kegs ard l49 scks coee 46 bbls whisky, hhds sugsr, IS bis mOlasses, 10 do potatoes H boxes tobacco bbls kss cOpperas, 26 boxes cheese IS pkgs buekwheat kegs powder 29 coils rope 39 pcs baggins bhis oil ha l2 qr bbls mackee, ID bns pork 25O seks cotton sted ahd sun
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

UNITED STArFs DISTRICT CouRT-In ihe cases of ihe prize brgs Plymouth and Telegraph. judgment was lhs morning rendered, csndemnins holh vessels 10 be sold, together wh the cargo of The former, which is valued at about $lSN00 or S2O,. 900. Two claims have been sent in against he cargo of the Telegraph, valued at Sl2,000 and iudg msnt has been postponed in that case until mex Sal urday.-[N o Bulletin.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
Henry Allen, vs libel, Flat Boat Mary

TgNHE abave named Flat boat having been seized
 \ and attached by me. by virtue of a writ ofseiz- ure from ihe office of R D Wigglns, Esq justice of the peace in and for Mobile csunty, this is there fore to cite and admonish all persons whatsoever, pretending to have any claim to said Flat boat, to appear before n Wiggins. Esq, at his office m the city of Mobile, on Thursday the 2ith day oi De cenber nexi, between ihe hours of 9 and 10 o'clock A. m, of said day, and then and there legally deny lhe allegations set forth in said libel, or abide such judgment and decree as may be rendered in the said premIsesa SAMUEL QOlNN,
 deel4KO Constable MC
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
ColLrcroh,. OFFIcK.
 Mobile. Deesmher IT. 1s46.

sS FAILED Proposals VII be receis,d uniil 94h
 - instant, for lhe supply 0l Raiious To ihe Fatty nfi-ers and se3neH of the Uuted Slaies Revenue Marine Ves.el- en lhis station for the year ts47. The rai1ns fer the cutter sefylce is the same as nlat allowed in tse naval service om'ling he liqnur, ind cimsissol lIe articles enumerated in the follow ng tahle. ta wit:
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

The person elected 10 pay bonus of PbUU, one half in advance, and the other half at the expiration of 20 days.
 City Tax Collector, 2t per ct commissions, bond $l5O00.
 Weisher of Hay and Inspector of Weights and Measures, fees, bond S20UO The person elected to nav il boaus of $50O--one half in advance and the other half al the expiration of 60 days.
 Candidates will hand lheir applications, naming securities 10 the Clerk on or before that day l2 o'clock m By order of the Mayor.
 ,leci7 SAM'L. PENNY. City Clerk.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
MONTEREY, Mexico. Nov. iQ. ls46.

MONTEREY, Mexico, Nov. l2, ls46 EDITORS DLaTA-We have a report here based upon pretty good authority that Santa Anna has been proclaimed Dictator. The Mexican portion oi tue people place confidence in it. and generally manifest disposition iooppose hun. although apparently he has some very warm trenas among the mos' lnfuenifL. We also learn that llie Deparmen ot sanL Lus P"test ha proclaimed anst Santa Alma, and lhai he was on his march from San Luis Poiosi the city of Mexlco with Gen Valencia Tn pursuit of him--but cannot learn tie strength of lhe two Generals.
 Yours MUSTANG. ?. $. think there is doubt that there is arevolu lion in Mexico an that Santa Anna will have some t'ouble 10 reconcile all parties The Mexicans here are divided
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

We arc indebted to Senator Bapby and NIr Chap man of the House of Representatives for pamphct copies of the Presidents message.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

DIED-Yestsrday, of consumption, Mir. ALExAkpER MCKENZIE, aged 46 years native of Scoiend and for ee lsst ten years merchant this city He has ie n arge and interesting family and numerous circle ot friends his premature departure He wAsheld in high estimation by all who had ihe happiness 10 know hlm.
 The friends and acquantances of the deceasedars re- quested to attend his funeral from his lHe residence, corner sf Government and Hamilton streets. at st o'- elesk This Afternoon. sseI7
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
A CARD.

nG-The friends of education are respectfully inv ted 10 attend the annual public examination of Ihe Catholic Orphan Asylum Schools. and lhe free schools for Gnls, attached to the Institution. on Thursday, the 17th inst.
 The exercises 10 commence al 9 o'clock AM, and to concu'e with distribution of premiums 10 the most deserving declbu
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

The election ol John Young Governor of N. York has been said to be triumph of the anti-clay Inhu- ences. The following paragraph from the Albany Evening Journal, the central whig organ at Albany, the principal agent of the anti-rent coalition confirms this view. It is a severe thrust at MT. Clay;
 'Ifthe whig party, in times past instead of being compelled to take its candidate aded ard weaken ed if not battered aud bruised, in preliminary and premature canvass, could have been Jeff free, when the proper time for nomination arrived, to seectfrom among it's gifted, devoted and enlightened statesmen a fresh name the elections woulu have had differ ent result"
 "Jaded and weakened, ifnot battered and bruis- ed" is very pretty description of MT Clay! ln fact, MT Clayr even in his prime, would not do now for northern whggery. IL is consolidating union with abolitionism-to which the name of MT. Clay would be an obstacle.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

TorAL WREoK OF THE U. 5. SHIP BosToN --The Crsm all Saued We are in receipt of tic following letter by the schooner Volandt. via Nor fok which confirms the rumor of the loss of this in" vessel, noticed by us yesterday :--
 Correspondence of lhe Baltimore Sun
 U. s. Ship Boston. Wrecked, 2
 Isle of EIetheura, Nos'r %, 1916.
 Messrs Edtors-I take the liberty to address these few lines To you 10 inform you that our ship total wreck, now king on this sland having went on shore on Sunday morning, Nov 18th, 1S46. l will give youa sl of he officers. which will perhaps be gratifying to some of their relatives. as great many of thetn have connexions m your clly. am happ. to add that out of our whole ships company of Z05 men, not one has en lost. 1 send ih's letter by lbe schooner Voandt, which is dying to' of the island. In haste, very respectfully
 THOMAS B ScHAEFFER,
 Purser's Cle,k. U. $ N
 Geo,ge Pearson, Commanders; Lieuls H K Thatcher, B Moeller, s Haggelty; Acting Master, II RoI nde; Passed Mi pn, Wm q Temple, John WaIcot, T $ Phelps, Jno Mad,gan, Wa ger, Jr; Mid'n, Y Wainwright. Jos Smith, Geo $ King, F A Roe; Captains Clerk, S orey B Boatswain, William Black Gunner, w C Thomp- sop; Sailnaker, Sauna Rhoades; Carpen CT, Jos G Thomas; Puiser's Clerk, Thomas B Schaefer
 The following slip, from he office of Ihe Norfolk Herald also giveR additional particulars of the loss of the U. $. ship Boston:
 By ths arrival al this port of the schr Nolant. Capt. Matthias, from the Ragged Island, we are puI possession O the following particulars O' lhe WsS of the U. $ sloop-of-war Boson. Com. George F, Pearson, from New York; bound the Gulf oi Mexico.
 The Boston Jeff New York on the Sih of Novem- Der, and had very pleasant weather until the morn ing of the l5th when, during heavy black squall, accompanied with thick rain, and going then al the rate of per hour, she struck an outer reef on the northern point of the Island of Eeathera, (ons of the Bahamas,) and drew up within fifty yards of the shore, broadside 1 immediately cut away the masts, and threw shot When daylight appeared, il brought clear weather burlog ,hs sqall the qusrler-boat was swept away and swamped.
 All the officers and crew succeeded in reaching the shore in safety, where they had been living in tents for two weeks, when tie Volanl 'ook of TWO officers and ten men. whom she has brought to this port. The officers Passed Midshipmun w G. Temple, and Mldshipman J c. Smiih The re- maindei of the officers and crew were Jeff the Island and expected 10 embark in few days for Nassau, N. P. from whence they will take passage for this port They had already sent two schoouers lcaded with stores, Sc 10 Nassau, ,Tand expected 10 ship the balance by the vessel that was to carry them 10 that place.
 The Boston now lies high and dry. and bilged. within fifty yards oi the shore, stripped Of every thing except the guns and water tanks, which II was impossible to get out.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
MOBILE.
Thursday Morning, December I7' 1sAe

Gov MARTIN of ths state has appointed T. k, Wetmose, of Sl. Lous. tMo.) commissioner to take acknowledgements of deeds, etc., for use in the State of Alabama.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

The South Carolina Seiate is engaged in discuss ing the question u Vine the people of the State he right of eecting the Presidential electors There IS good deal of feeling excited, and Mr. Calhouns doc trlne of the ncapaciy of maorles 10 rule honestly, meetsswith strong resis tance. A Senator Black IS represented as using the following languages
 aEe urged upon them to give to the people, cheer fnlly, what belonged 10 them that they were just as honest just as trust worthy as the members oi the Legislature As yet, the people had asked quiet " for their riphis and iflt denied ne presumed that the next tune they would go beyond a request, and send command in terms not to be msunder- stoodh
 The Columb,a correspondence ofthe Charleston News says theres majority in the Housein favor of giving the election to the people The other House, it seems will deny this and thus 'lhe two Houses will be pittled against each oher-each with full determination 10 carry its point"
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

but ths aie o course, among E, many few eNil 1ispo iniefi.f V fr any speeiesel orra5e
 Tn ehNe Ia ely been two attempts at assassiiai by he Mexieal s- obbery supposed 10 have been ihe iacenlve. = n D. 4@
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
CLERKS OFFICE, City of Mobile, 2
 IA----.--l

NOTICE is hereby given that the Mayor and Boards of Aldermen and Common Council Of the city of Mobile will meet in convention on Wedaes day. the 23d inst, at 3o'cloek m. and proceed 10 elect the following named officers for lhis municipal year.viz
 City Treasurer. Salary sl5oo per Bond sI5OO0
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
 ESsM The packet brig SELMA, NJ Smith, mas ksstss4 ter wants 300 bales cotton to complete her cargo for the above port. For freight of which, dec17 apply To JOHN c RYAN, Sl Michael st