Mobile Daily Advertiser from Mobile, Alabama • 2

FOR PROVIDENCE DAILY ADVEIITISER. UFKIOK 44 U.OY AL-6 TREET. Mormon Difficulties. We understand that the late grand jury of Hancock county, Illinois, assembled at Carthage, found indictments, for the murder of Joseph and Hiram Smith, against Sharp, Williams, 10 ten. others, making ia all twelve indictinentH.

It curious and probably strange of the political maneeuvring and imanament bf some of the 00 1 i h'r a TftAftfcv 1 a wilt bft made intb olition vote is not complete 23 counties give Birney 2.S04 VoWi It will be seen thai Mr. Clay received as many votes 84 General Harrison, did four years ago, and when all the returns are given, at' length, it wil be fount! -that the aggregate Clay, vote will be larger, considerably, than that for General Harrisot', when the'Whigs carrred the State. ELECTION NOTICE Polls, wili be opened on Monday, the 2d of December next, lor the election of Mayor. Aldermen and Common Couu-cilmcn of the city, at the InllowiugnaL-ied places, to wit Jst VVard-i-At the Vellow House, corner of Wji-ler and St. retts.

Inspeetors Henry W. Taylor, Pake W. Good-aaan anil John CCaulfield. 2d Geo. Woodwafd'ajjAicade.

Inspectors Thomas' Scott, Geo. R. GrifBlh und Mnselyj. 3d WardAt the Waverly House. Late from Texas.

The steamship New-York, Capt. Wright, arrived yestei day Irom Galveston, bringing us dates lo inst. from that city fourteen days later than our last accounts. We do not find much important news in our files. Presideni Houston has issued his proclamation requiring ihe nest session of Congress the ninth -to convene in the town of 'Washington, on Ihe firnt Mon)ay in December next.

There sems to be mnchoppasifion to have the seat of Government atAusiin. It was reported in Galvesion on the 61 by a just from the Wet, that intelligence had reached San Antonio that all Northern Mexico along the Rk) Grande, is now in a tle of re The following Ticket is offered for trig. consideration of the citizens ol Mobile. For Common Council. lt Wd, Wm.

Newffle. 4tb Jona. Emanuel. 2d Hindman Barney. 6'h Olivef S.

Beers. 3d William Lyon. 6th John Hurtel. 7ttt JUjQ- r. Joi'MJermtiH- Jt Waid Joel Alsiooks, Jo Clement.

d-'Ward Jauws Battle, Cornelius Cuyler. 3d Ward-George Woodward, Josej)h ilver. 4th Ward Buliard, Stephen Twelves, 6th Ward nboie, Butler SWaSn'bns. VVaVd I. jor.es.

DeFoiest Holly. 7ih Ward George llteenVfcdwiji B. Gjul(1- (KJ-Thomas (LXanb nnaiiiiatf Sandtdate for ATayor, wlfbout uietinetion ol'psrty, lv ooitD YJJ 1 IZ ENS. 'AS" are authorised announa CuahlesA. a4 cundid for rftelectio rb the officR offayor.nt trneiuxt mjlnicipul election, op-the in Decuuiber, 181.

1. 11 am Jackson 'nvltt, will support hiui as Inttepenilent tdidate for. dldarmun of the Fifth Wad, at theojruing eli c- -r) t- The barque iiA L'l'lC cast take a few bales teSE. cotton iSpply to for lieisrht ol Jrbicn er DSSSBfC, HALL. fBov22 lUrLLOU' FOR KENT.

A dwelling house soath sido L.xit oi si. streel. between Cnntiasi S-xd I i fetsu uu si josepn strwajfeppij ro rov22-tf Mi V. DCMN. A.

UKSIHAliLK UUOM TU.LETiBSd orV Sheffield's loildiiiKS. corner it. Frtlitii ssd itpyal streets. AppW to uov22 3t JOHN ij. WKEK8.8 Watr-at' A CAR1 A gectlemuD naving a very extea-sive country acquaintance, ts dc-tirofes of a connexion with some on mission njf olber hoetr, by which he may make a moderate support.

For partitulars, inquire of C. C. JLANGIJON.Esq at the Ad vertiser offic. peril t3TFl. A I KIN VVaNTKIX A jounjr tnau recent.

Kyjy from the North, who ha served four years in an extensive Druggist Store, is detirop of ob-tjHnma i-n nation; in that business here, and eaa show satisfactxry reft-rtnecs as to character aa3 For farther icforttiatioa, apply atl 2 C. IB- BO vlS trMTCOKOK WAfJEO -Wanted immediately, Xt Thirty, eprtpeed -Press Apply to" KEEN.CXSlSY Jt-KBTCHfJM n-v2() 3t tlhthBpeBdent Press. MoiJtLE ISAVlliATliliFNTt MtJTUAlTTM-" SUKANt COMPAKY; NOTICE is hereby given that the Book for eb-scriptions to this tympany, chartered at the? last session of the Mr islntoreo'f Alabama, are tofivr opened at the office of Messrs. EsLAVa, MoancLt, k. Co.

Wiijb nmple security to Ihe assured, iheliabijjty, of Stockholders in the Company -doe not extesnf beyond, he. of premium paid by then re pectively. The ad vantages of a Mutual Insurant! Company located in- Mob ire, must bs apparent te every oife business mea and nronertv holders of LiietilutfjrTyflT tiaet it to their interest, and are iavl ted subscribe rorlh with. The charter eaa be examined and further information tbtained by ay' trying as aboye, or to the undersigned. W.

R. HALbETT, M. D. ESLA VA; JAMES MAGEEJ H. HOYK1N, DAK'L.

JOS E. MUfiEELL, MbSjleNov. 20, Comaaissionerc'. CI i POI A I The, attention ot house-keepers and others, is invited a large assortment of French Chin, that I am rnar rev cciving by "Sea Lion" from Havre, via N-6r leans, of my own importation. Additional sappliea will be received through the season, whieb will-' eoable me to offer it for sale, at ufitisaallT low pri ces.

W.L. TRUWIT, Importer of Queens' nov20 Ware and French China, Mobile. tT'lLES. Now ftrnding per ship' Palertiae from a large avsortment of Cat-8teel Files, comprising all thedifierent sizes of Hand, Cross-Cliltaad Mill Saw, Round, half-Bcand and Flat Files. AIo, Horses Wood, Sloe and Cabinet Rasps, for sale by K.

R. BELKNAP, nov29 53 Commerce and 64 Front-ste; A DTO I RE I MM EDIATELY A aood'Cook. male or female. Anuiv at No. St.

Louis street. novl 51. S. S.ETSOK, r. IVhotetale Dealer in Bopis; Sheet, Hals Cl ''tiling and Straw Goods -ov2l No.

37 WATta-jT Hoiitt. (Jl-RMDUCTION IX PRICES OnvEv-tbe cheapest foel known only 89 eente a barrel being 30 per cent less than last veas. Tar tlie best preserver of fences, pests, at 10 cents a gallon. Gas-19 per cent below last year's prices. G.AS FiTTrwes.

New fittings at 2t per cent reduction on former scale of rates. Orders fo-be left at tbe frffiee of the nov2l MOB)LE GAS Cohti st. J.vi. SUtVI ALT Booksellers aaa ta- tioncrs, 98 Dauphin street, oiTer for sale npo the best leims, at retail or in quantities: Blank Boohs of various sizes, sdspted to. every depart me nf r-f business, Ltdgcrss Journals; lay Brwms; Cash Books; Record Books; Pockets; Let ter and Cargo Books'; Passage Kegistt rs; Psrsjge Books; Crew Wood Boobs; Exchange; Check Books: Bills of Lading; Pray Receipts, and other mercantile blanks; necessary Cua.

Import Entries, Manifests, Permit. ShipplngArfcieles, besides the Stat lottery re. q'uirtd in the eonnting rff mtof the beet aafily; Sealing IViix; Wafers; tnk of all kiDds; Copying Presses: steel Pens; Lead. Pencils; Porcelain. Slat-; Port Folios Suind Boxes Rulers; Wafer Cope; Pen Racks; the best Foolscap, Folio oat, Commercili.

Post arvrrQ.aartfr Post Paper if Fin French and OB-ItTsraper, Qaills et. Having a coneeeted with onr estbhliflW nvrfat, we will maketoorder iu.a weat nnd.enbstao. -fia) style iwiy description of Blank Books that ajr The assorfoiOBt of Sehoo) Books embraces all the most approved. Cretk and Latin Classics; French, tSfeimnn Pictionnrles; Grsm-r mars nsi'd Readurs, with other auxiliaries for mtts dents; the best Engiieh elementary treatHe ma Mathematics as comprued in descriptive, analytical and practical Geometry Alg hra; Titenosn-. etj-y; Dltecof ial and Integral Catcoloe, 1.r getherwitk hc usual selection of Fchoel Books, neeessary to jhe education youth.

Itaw B6oi.i The collect in of Law Books in" )ar, emtnacing all the irbportantltreatiaes on tke principles Mid practice ot (he Engfish and Antii. can Courts in Equity and Common Law. Also, thn varintts Ef.jMshand Ameriron Ucfcrtcrs, Digest. Precedents, Form Hooks, tic lo which addttiotts are constantly made, as published in the L'niteJ States. 'I neology The Works of Bishop Patrick, Mar row.

Lowth billow, Skvrlnck, Cellyer, Chi I- lingworth. Qlark. CatLpbbll, Border, 'Marshall, South, Wesisys Hooker, Hill, Blair, with nnmer-ons others, the books generally in use wit teachers Fabbath Softools o.fsll denrminatifirf 5 ale-rhisms, Questrnp fio Us, Maps, Pkitesr. luietra tions.Ac. jt Medicine.

Ync best authors in every hranrh ef Medicine, Fratiice.Prii.cij'Jefaiid 1 he Wy, Materia itedica, rby siology PatholrgT, Ana tomy. Chemiffry; the lXt lieoK er ColnnabMI Colleate, Jetftj-pon and Pinnsylvania College' at PIiIaHlel)hia, lvauia Cc Urge at Kentucky, etc. 1he whole a(e of the Infest editions and for sa Je as above, where ordersiorsVoeks will be lies) and every ejrertion'rnede toive satisfaction. 'Hft22 puneheous old Irih hi. g.y for gale jy noygt A.

S. WOLFF. hfclfpipes, landing, and for sac noT2l Jby MAKSHALL.KOWE fc Ce. JPJ1EESE. ljO Goshen Cheese, for sale Is ay nov21 arrjve bv R.

AKNEB, 60 Cnm.at. JOAP 60 bxsNo. 1 Family Soaii, for sale bv nov21 3 R- WARNER. 60 Com.st.. 9ROOMS-3 nov21 Jtloz, good Northern-Brooms, fsr: 1 ale by K.

vVAKNB. WHISKY nov21 64 bbls in store, for sale by. JAS.ANDS it. Ce. -a lUfcJ.

tcs.iicr for sale by FOSTER nrrvZl BATTELLJ5. fcJALT In bleached sacks and in fine order, 1 9 the wharf andin the bav, for sale by nov21 D. HEELER, 28 st.Mrchaetst.. lauding fjrm ship Milton dyi 5 cases don be milled Stout erseTs. fersale nov21 by Ai A.

HOOPER, 40 st. Michael, 2 IDES AND SHlULDERS. 10 hhds CincinnaV landing ana jor sate by rrv2I VVIL riUNRfcLL Co. TT IVERROUL (MRELL COAL -Landing en Shippers' Pre wharf, superior quality, for nov21 suleby rf A fet casks snperiqr new UDCaBvas edlieceived 'estcrdav. for sale bv 'r' a M'1', iMsRKHAi.r.

untvuri tt. OK I ER 40 msks extra, recently reeeived' irrr nov2t nrr hic luo vy cat uiHfHci yi (urt uj LE AND CID1R 20 bbls Milbant's superior Croton Ale ltt.de NewarkCidcr. Fefa4eT novai A. 8. WOLFF; strtOFFEE a boa uid Uorerement Java 30 tags MaracabofColTeei 85 de Rio 20 do Havana do "By-f 4 A.

S. WCLFF." SALE to arrfe 60 bbls s.f. Floui 10 hhds strictly choice Sa rs. HVU- 0 n5v2L 9 st.Michaest.and 8 P)ahter' Alley. IINE CUT TOBCOXS a Goodwikr fine Cut Chewing 'Lbacco, warranted snptrior any now in use, for site by a nov2l FOSTER BEAS.

5hts surxrior Hysea 1 I. Illl 10 -caddies Yrunjf jyson 15 (ij Imperial 25 00 'tinnpovder 10 do Black, forsalebr nevZl fcSTER BATTELLE. ICH WA HOG ArT'PIA NO FORTE A rf nerioc toned "EJintic Tablet." made bv Gil- bert, Boston new. forijtle By novSl JAS A Mifchael-sL 8UGAH AND MOLASSES Wn are daily ex pecting per schrs. ittoria and Maranilla -'-150 hhds prime Sugars 5 bbU Moda Whfh will be sold low s-ilanding, by av2 JAS.

SANDS A Cev USi DS A SAPA I1LA Bnll'B Warrant's Carpenter's- Sarssparillaft F.llis'k Marshall's For sale by nnv21 GFES, 136' Daupki-st. JiHY GtODS. THOMAS W. PHELPt nave removed from their old stand, No. 9 Dauphin, in Nov-10 St.

Michael street, beWeen Water and Cem--mei oe streets, where theyare now opening a full1 complete assortuientif J'ry Goous, including Cloths; Cas.imeres; sting Satinets Kersevs: Blankets; Onabure Ky Janes Brown and bleached Sjirtiugs an-t Sheetings-Prints; Linseys; Line Sheeting Shawlr Irish Linens; Red and (V kite Fhtnsels Turkey Red Cotton Yah; Cambrics Red and Canvass Padding; Sewing Silk Pin Twist; Gloves; Rattong Hosiery Ribbon Cotton Thread Urobrebs; Flax Thread Ginghams; Domestic Phids and Cheeks Check and Striped Camkics and Muslin Bishop Lawns Needles. Also, an assortiaent of NtfO Sftoee, of luperrtf quality and make. We shall be receiving by Imost every vesseT, and fresh goods from tie North, and shall selfthenj at the lowest mark priee. ot21 T. PHELPS 10 St.

Michael. v. MOBILE: FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1844. NOTICE. QO Mr.

Lkvi Langdon is the general Busi-totu Agent of this Office. (jCf-Mr. John Slabcmtkr is authorized to rnake collections fur tins Office in the city of Mobile. 0O- Mr. Ui-m is no longer Agent for thin Offije.

Mobile Daily Advertiser Office, November 1844. C. 0- LANGDON, Proprietor. tJc Messrs. Majhx and Tuttle, 128 Nassau ntrsWt, New-York, are fully authorized to receive inscriptions, contract tor advertising, and collect detrtsfor this paper in the city of New-York.

fjcj- In order to do juMlice to our Advertising pnt-tons, we have been under Ihe necessity, for some day past, of curtailing very materially our reading matter. The consequence is, a considerable number of selected articles of an interesting character have been crowded out from day to day, sorije of which we make room for this morning in place of our usual editorial matter. omission, by the compositor, of a Single word in thefullowjug sentence from Vne of our editorials of yesterday, gave to the sentence a meaning directly the reverse I rem what was intended. As printed it reads as follows: We have been guilty of using such shameful language as is applied to one of the most (eminent, good end pious Methodist preachers in tht Union; theSev. Dr.

BASCOM.in the following paragraph from a Locofocm paper- It should We; "We have never been guilty," -fcc. The wordneffr was omitted. 5J-The Ticket lor Alderman and Common becaeilmen which is now, and ha been fur 'same (days past in our paper, was insetted at the request of a highly respectaWe gentleman of this city, on hit) own resronsibility, and paid for by him inad-vancr? We state this fact satiaty the ny merows iaqairiea friends who seem inclined fo hrlld us responsible for the nomination. It is hardly necessary for us to saj, that the ticket is net, in all respects, to our liking. A man who voted for Jas.

K. Polk against Henry Clay may gt our humble support at some future period, but nut this year, that's certain. Others, of course, wiffrlo as they please, but toe go for1 Whigs, and worm kg but. Whigs. Hsif nearb the Nkws Our neighbor oveithe way has heard nothing from Massachusetts not word! The good old Bay Slate was not named at all in his yesterday's paper.

fake the liberty therefore and shall expect his acknowl edgments for our kindness of informing him that there has been aa etccitm in "sachu4etrs! that in that election HENRY CLAY best Mr. Polk eaty ebout FIFTEEN THOUSAND l-that the acne Clat beat Polk and Birncy com- (tinea! somo resa thousand Votes! and that the majority against Polk in that enlightened and patriotic old commonwealth, is fully TWENTY-FIVE As the Resist el professes to be a ntws paper, wo hope these little Hems news will not be withheld from its noroerouraad intelligent readers PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Tennessee ill Right By the Greens-berough mail last eight we received the Nashviltx Whig of the fully cpnfirmingtDe cheering acecty before published, rot it's own Stats: a-a come roa CLAY in spite of Gere. Jscksotrl There is a small sprinkle of Glor Jn this, arTy1 how. All honor to the noble Whigs, of.

Tennessee tfr the victory they have achieved! Th Whig says: Owr returns are now complete, with Ike excep-tioK of Fentress etinntf. Adopting the old vote of Fentress, Mr. Cl.y majority in the State is OUR HUNDRED. Rteapitutaiion. Ctavln Ert Tennessee.

vrriawfasi "J' Clay io West Tennessee. .....1770 Polk in Middle Tennessee 3761 lay the State 4 MSsachusktts. We toVd alWost the whole lory of this gallant State, yesJ'Way add now that the majoiity of the tate tif Massachusetts against Polk, Dallas and Free Trade, is 23,000) The majority against Vih Bur'en rn1840, was Massachusetts has given a greater Whig majority than the Locofoco majority in thethreegreat States of New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia, and we might add Georgia ana some other States to the number. A corrected slatetneht from the Bosiob Atlas fftates that in the 2d Congressiobal district Mr. King wants between 40 and 60 votes of ah election Delaware 0.

An extra from the Delaj ware Journal, (says the National IntelligenceVJ dated on Wednesday morning, assures us that that gallant little State is true to her principles, -fend has given her vote for Hery Ct4v by a majority probably of five hundred votes. Newcastle county, formerly the Gibraltar of Locofocoism, gives a ma- joritr of 182 for the Whig Electoral Ticket. The Delaware Gazette (Loco) of the 14th (Thursday) says We have not yet received the returns from Kent county, except the vote for Governor, but as Sleek. ton beats 1 narp 20 votes ia that county, it is sup posed the Clay majority will be much larger. Old Sussex baa done well, having elected every man upon me ucnet.

rotK majority in the coon ly is 88, Thsrp's 14B and Riddle's 58. Clay's majority in me wnoie otaie will be about 250, we presume. The success of the Whigs Delaware also se cores to that party a United States Senator, in the place of Mr. Bayard, whose term of service ex- 'pires on lbc4th of March next. IfTDiAKAT-It seems to be settled at last that Indiana has gone for Polk.

The Cincinnati Atlas of the 11th says By the returns received since onr last, if would seem that the Hooster Statsj has cast her electoral Tt tor Polk, Texas and Free Tiade. A majority of the freemen of Indiana have declared themselves in favor of the repeal of our Tariff, and in tavor of the immediate annexation of Tt-aas, and- war with exico. The repotted state of the polls are so imperfect and contradictory, that-We shall ret.ain from giving them until we receive the official returns. Maine. Maine too, is joined to her idols.

The tew returns received make it certain that the State has gone for Polk and Dallas- In Portland and the ltighboring towns, the Whigs suffered the election to 150 by default. The Abolition vote would not fall short of three fboasaod votes. The Portland Advertiser attributes the falling off of the Whig vle, to the fat that the Whig were not allowed to vote under a plurality law. The Abolition strength blighted iheir hopes, and thus here again we see Abolition lending its aid to the Texas candidate. York (Me.y igressional District From the few returns we have seen from this District, we in-ferlhereis again no choice for Representative to Congress.

PortIind Advertiser. Michigan. Polk's majority will be about 4000 in this State. The Locofocos will a U. ft.

Senator, in place of Hon. Augustus Porter, rwhoseterm of service expires on the 4th of March. glad to see that neither Abolitionism nor Locofocoism, or both combined, coold effect the ejection of James G. Birney, to the Legislature. PENNSYLVANIA Complete Returns.

1844. 1840. Harrison. Van 114,018 143,675 143 675 Clav- Folk. H4.253 150.789 144,253 Polk's 36 343 843 ttiaj.

Loco gain ...679 Above are tbe official returns in all but ten counties, i which" the Biajorities are gien, and will sol be touch varied tbe tfficial rote. The Ab- wi us. that beat I i -I course these trialsWeAre toldlhafeevfery o.nsw indicted rtss ctfiisec. s'libnosnaS to be issued firt Governor Ford, and boast ol what (hty can prove in or eiatenuaUon htho ioveruotJ Time wHf'ahow how far these expectations will be realised- ESt Loup. Arkansas U- S.

Skn ator" On the 8th the Legislaiore'of Arkansas unanimously elected Chester Ashley to the Senate ofhe United Sfttes, for thvunexpiied term of Mr Fulton, deceased. Another lr Qtizkn Faklkn It ispnf painful duty', to the dalh of Thomas of the house of Master, MsrUoe Co. tff this ily N. Y. Joufnal of Coininetce.

(From Ike A'lenanilriu Hnr.wtn. The Whig Women c4 America moorn the defeat of Herrry Qlay The mothers, wives, Sifters, and daughters OfbitheWhigs, lament that their fathers, husband', hers, veie not successful in the Rf) eat struggle which has just taken place They cheeied them with their smiles, and encour- affed thetn with their best wishes. But" if the Whis have Jost their candidates, they have nit hjst thir Jionoi They fought. th good fight and honoKj enduring honor to ihn J'or theT efforts! They will be remembered as long as lhere is patriotism extant in the connfry. t2o'uTg, lherf: Whigs! We grieve with you thjero has bee'hi-i manva burning cheek and streamiffg.lye with usf The'news dime npon us like VfuflVai knII Our little ones locikcd up our faces ahd asked-y could be ia? and our scaldUjg tars answered them.

Their little' lips had learned, from ys.lo' lisp the name of CLAY and we shonld have held! 1 1 1 1 inem up ro mm, as ne passeo oy 04, anu oaoe iiitiit. look at the Patriot Stalesmanl tint jLis all over and past But.be no discouraged, generous, IlcHd on to your your 4nnftpis and God be wwh you 1 From the Ug THE tAST SOWS. Oft in Mi Sfitfp'iTigkt." Roll tip War goUant Bun. enjrfeelirielut (iW Jiiitniiil drfc clouds mil aHat straggle's o'er we slivW moro, whAt'lwawl trp are-ijnit Oii-ntrfi tnul'low frpVIo. ttifl fao, Aud ctnuiug eye to Hjveii.

WiiigV! of the lttt9 VTioe tliuuiiers sfWfor JUarvj'i A liripht day jourcaitee wails, A Mnie lo corry. TliRir taunt Bii'l jeers bespeak lbeic.fears, 'Fhoir feH-tign pwreir we'll humble, Or ce (tin wnHs of 1'onsrCM Ruantt-ahiiietrtog freemeS crumble. CtrVew fij Tot lhfrny, TrB'4naiiy falliHtt pirHT Wlirtjrjpe the foul reproneh They'd make our oiw inlifrit. A liiU.P'fl" and Fredui' unite, jil lifHtU cberUh And ftiitw ltrtjJnrld a fl if unCsrled Wlineetints. will never pnri.

ARRtED. On Tud.v but. Iiy ibe Rev. 6. S.

Lewis, 8. Cu.p-HAN to. JH.CENTEa. COMMBfilAL lileOKO. I Out.

1 Nov. 13 2d jftyre. t5 1 New-0rlaim XFr1" OorrespatMtent.) SHvy-VORK, Nov. 13, Mt, P. M.

The market for cotton- has Been quiet to-day, kill tbe few sales been, if tinyfM thinp, at a alijrtt yielJiui; on previous rales. There are but tow operators jn market, eitherlTor sliimeut or mt of the bids te at lower prioesiwn facto are willint acennt- Heetvers continue anstious to sell fm Ilia "okC hd in 'oasequeuce eoueesio4i rfctii4y. uiado. sates to-ilgy, as tar reported, do nst.ex-ceed 1 Freigfits arc iinminaily Id. for square to Liverpool, but sliipmeuli" can be made at3-16di There i but little offunug, trut other fretglits sj! qjore plenty.

Wwce the Great Westoru there Has been Jjnt. little doin. ta and rates are rather wisakeniny. I quote sle'rlinn nominally lOlOt; Tfcs snpply ftfbills in hlcreati.a natnruMfreim the adVshee of the neason, and but for rhn hy npj with which hills drawn npamst cot-toa are retarded, I ahould ny that rtrTe must decline. har3 of I ef mamey oarj to-iluyV on 'Government StoefcS.DU call, at per 3 ceift, bhul pit scarcely helieve it.

ere freely mole at Abftpjjpil dicouotaat 536 per cent. NEW-ORLEANS, Nov, aaCUnitArrired vMTne ttr. 15 til KisOini 15,685 bains. Cleared 111 th miiw time SGOir--- Slaking an iiilduiini to ctocK and Ikmvid ofl hanttinelaswe at nil on sivipijourd noteinurcil 011 tne I'J la inU, a skitk vl 1 13 unr ruview ot lnl Sntilr (Uv JOoniinirj it will lie rucullucted. hlft the carton marke witHnly rHOtRrte dRiuaud.and without any buoyancy of ruffltiif, es D.iynrKOOHtinuea tsliulj the rnrtuction we tliea remarked, bml taken plare in oriees.

The market opened oil enturdav with a rather heu ter denian'H auu a Hurjiuim'nt husine a trnctrl on VHl UHff MTiiijf hp niny uijyu very little spirit, linfwevcr, wns exhibited in the utlyinff. and con-eidernble irgntsrily prevailed a to 7rice, which were 8u the whole but frebly vitpporled-. On Monday it rained with tittle or no intni mi-wmi throughout dev. nud the sales only amounted to ahout t8l)U balet, -wuh a fiat, nnd ruther droopini; murket. Yesterday the weuther in the fpre pirrt ofifiM dWy wan neain uufuynrabk to busintiss, which itiuueu miiiRrmiij' ciicck ufitsrHituue, uuu me mttrKei ap tieared to be contfiderjfiiW-rfrpFefcsed, w'ithHtes to tlie ex tent Of some 3700 iles.

There has not beeii a litrire qiirf-tity of cirtton offering, and no deire bus beeii exhibed on he part nfhliler to press but yet jhe aoiitet hns continued jrrjiduaOy to droon, on eecount of the comoara- tively mnnll nuirifior of Htyrs whoo limils, will pjcrintr mem to operate, nun wc nnve nan to renucepur. oura for' eowie oeecnpttnns on rfstttn ri cent, ns.vin reference, to our quntntinnc' -The biiaiuees liss tiwo chiefly 011 Eiukliih ud French account. Tho raTue of the three way mount to bales. New-Orleune loouut 10 oaies. new-vrieune ilatine to that of Liverpool -jHforior 44; ordinary 4 middiintr 5S5J; iniddiinp fair 535; fair 6J-d; air 77; good and lie.

H8PIU1U1 eood fal Exchange Sterling has Deen elliug at Trqm 8 94 per cent and I runes at 3 Zbt 0 SJ, liaw oji nnw-Vork at QU days. rrmaitJt Hwil per cent discount; and sight cheeks at hn daewunt. There hns bemi great dullness in the freight market Aurmg the past few days, bnt we have nocliaaee pf imiMH-tance to notice in trie rales, either roretirn or ewnst- wiiie. To Liverpool lo-32d; Havre lc New-York $1.5 a-peroaln. New wieorts OTe-uurrent.

SAVANNAH. Nov. ISttei-6tton ArrHred si uce The 8tt fntae5cl43 bales upland and 39 hales sea island. The exports tor sme period hai'e been 4760 1sles upland and 13 sea Inland leaving a rtook on band and oa sliipbearJ not cleared, of 13,300 uolnndsjnd 138 sea island, lhe aecoafnts by the steamer Hinetnia at Boston, from Liverpool in hiiiiiv, were rcveivou jum uaiufc liiq uihhiiik; ul en oar last report, and we could do riothinrf more tbjitt announce i. h- A 1- that they refilled to operate fwthftr.

except at Uliai ni.tr m. ills nun cuiisiuni.u ru (IV a rertucteon frswll the prices previously Mid. Thi buvineas orr fidayanrl Saturday was coffcqup(tl. 'ry limited, both bu.verc and setters refusins tn onniejo On Monday, sellers save ay about per Oj.j endVa fair Dusiness was done, ana tne oemami nas continued eversance, with an ocowMonal further decline of ip.Jer lb. Thaloar- ket loses in a vary tinsetttftd Stare.

nuVchaners havinir rln cidedly the Rdvnntaee. We Jliive ehanaeil oar quotations to conform as near as possible lo I lie closing the week, ofl now qnpte inferior 444j; ordinary mtfiiiliufr ft 3f: im.miiiifrjrnr pfcWofTTuir anrl rully fair 5J good fair 6a6ic. The(a1e3 of the week amount to 8931 bates. At the clo our last tl. rice market Was duil, holders retusingto yjeitfto tne viw-ti nuyers, A ooiieasiou, or a bout i cent per lb.

has sutrf been siibniHied to, and the de maud baa. been' aclivo duriciirfhn weejt. i A EXPOltTS, Skto-Jferh Per ship Mary Frances 562 bataecuttife. Sen)-York Per schrTenlos 5 boxes bxs furniture, 20 da indre. 6 baskets wliiu, 6 do, 6 do brandy, 5 do coal.

1 bbls flour, iSosHi bneoffBc, 3 pitreiudtwbiiat.S oueVMes gettpjr Imas, S3 do paper fSf katapaifio, aud sundries. AsOler Per fteamboat Fafhton 79 hbl.floiir. 13 do-whisky, 14 bags toffee, 7 libit inoJaKSfB.lO do sugar, 5 da bar.ort, lit lard, 41 pkes furniture lev-Orleans Per tteainbo'at Montesam-'l34 bbbslnnr. 104 do whisKy. 14.

do ntolasi-es, 4d dq fruit JI do lard oil, 4uu sacks com, 2 hhds sugar, 94 bale twine, coils rope, 170 nc.baggwg, 10 kegxrwuU I Perteir(bot Fu.hKin llamphrii-s, VVnl-h Aro; Harris. lj Reynolds; Waring; 8 i yf UXun, Meid Wpestt Maishall. ffK Uutchius; M. Muylin. Per ateSaiboal Canipl Wilson Marshall, Howe 4.

Fraernaojit Boltou; Barron, Graves; A GHlerliBi-o. sJPASf Per steamboat Fashion Mrs Lovnll, Coad, Dennis, Rua-seUvCharleion, Fiehl-and cfirtd, Foster net daughter, and. Ludlow, levehuid, DtyinisJ.arllow, anil, Maylin, and Jairgea Wilde and llei-k, 'Messrs l.drw, Harrington, Wet ton, Uasell, Buckley, Gitmer, Woodfinv Walker, Marchaut, Jonas, Feltun, McLelraed, Levari, Itoel, Wright, lireeiie.fliuuldeii. IlHrny.Jhl, Ball, Sander, Oook, Martin. PiTicUham, Ogden, Coaway, Loft in.

Elm, Molladden. in, i i 'Si "i PORT OF MOBWE. CLEAUET. Ship Mary Fi ant es, II Bbburd, fur Kyaii AltiavUlJ Scbr Textor, Smith, 18 days toiu New-Tork, to Smith -chr Floridian, HopufnS, ia ballast, to Master: Steamboat Fashion. FuUett.on.from New.

Orleans. Meamboat Woiitnauma, Buker, fin Pifljw-Orleans. ilrj-DRUGS AND MEDICINES A fil and fresh supply of pure Drugs and Medicines, Spices, Essences, Perfumery all other artfCle in his of business, at the current cash je27 ly T. WALSH, Druggist, 36 Uoyal-st. 3rA CARD.

We am temporarily located' at 10 Gravier street, New-Orleans, but hone in a days to return to enr old stand, at 25 New Le vee, as it is to be rebuilt immediately. As we nave ost all our Books and Papers bv the tire of yester morning, we. must so tar encroach upon tne in. dulgence of ourfriends in the pity and abroad, with whom we have open and unsettled accounts, to furnish us, as soon as possible, with statements of the same from their boobs, whet her dbto or creditor. oct31 J.

O. C. HARRIS, 10 Gravier-st. nt JI. HnsptMKrs Wm P.

Carter, Sani'l. Todd and 15. Bnardrqiin. 4h VYrd Al the Court JIfiuse. Inspectors Cavin Ynille, Thos.

II. Wier, Geo. V. Cullura. uia Br At i Utllia, Warner n.ttij hhu 3 lava eglNferf htrt frJursF.

Sheffield, A. Baroej and T. Scymonr. "V- f)ttrWard--At south-west corner HanJilton ind Dauphin f)-ets. inspectorM4bas.

iiinotiam, sL4inou and o. vv 7th Ward At old InspectoYs Bfe.if. Mann, F. II Oliver and Crraa ste. 1 Pol1sfn bepeoed at 8 o'clock A.

and close at 4 PfM. Toot) C. A. HOPPINftivor. l'iCfi-1 h-ive opened a new cKoiiiiD2" the corner of Ioyal and GoVern- Tn i iit streets.

Thi store is under the fpei inti n-dnce of fttr- Richard Dillon, you gentleman who has been with for mstfe than a year past, arid in whom the public may )Ucc implieit Cfipfiileiice. The Medicines are taritisbed from toy Store, 1315 Hauplun-street, and Mr Dillon is io evu-ry resnct fully competent to liism neibeni. noVil II. GA'ESw TJSIC F. C.

Dauphin-st offers (oriirhle, on the most reasonaleterras, a large asto'rlojeirt of new and f.ishionable Music, -conMstinaroT selections frcui the celebrated Ope. "ras of rtellini, Hossiini, Attfcer, Donnizettit, a wongs, IJuetslarches, Waltzes, AIo, Hooks- fo Ihe Piano, Uarj), Guitar, Flute, Violin, Stc-, by the most Cclebrafe tcathtrs. also for sale I'lanos, HirpsGuitars, Fliftes.and all kinds, of ransical instrtkocots, warranted perfect, arid to any climat-e. Pianos accurately tuned. All orders Je't at bis store, 30 Dauphin-street, will recivc immediate attention.

nov2t. lm HITC LEADt-I Ihe undersigned- Wilt be constantry supplred fith Ihe the wcll k-nown manulactnry ol Alcssrs A it Ko- heru Co I hiLidelphia, tvfcich theyifi'er. low to 'Ae tmdeor cash or en tiaiv. tf'sr ncvtl AS. fc ti PS ATt) VICE i.F PARTrTIorrByotTG'uth-11 Judge of the County Oonrt of Mo-bj county, bi ice js4tereay siiwn that en application to Dae by HiMnphreys b- Kiddle, by heir agent Charles A.

Hopptn James 8. Deas and Archiba-ld Brown who cla ao undivided Ikj-ee Jifthi part of althAt tract ofland situate in. the county of Mobile and State of Alabam, and kOown and thd snuttr dj vrstnn of the Bormoudy tract, boanderJt.ns-folrows on the 0rth by the middle dt-visioti of the Bermoudy tract, on the cast by Mobile River, on Ihe lands now or late the property at' John orbef and on the west by lands now or late 6eoning to the United States. I halve nominated Geo. Hugo ins, Edward 15 feale and Kdwia Ru it, Ci.jmmissiorjers to divide Said Kract of land into equal shares or parts, and unless propeeoictions are staled at my oiiiee, in the Court House of Mobile county, on the 14th day of January next, the said Geo.

Hug-gins, Kdward B. Gale and Edwin' Rust will then be appointed Commissioners to make partition of said land pursuant to law. Given under mjr hand cms 14th day of Nrjrem- ber. A.R. 1844.

j-utti. a. A 'itsein i i.t.C.M.C. novJS lawliw OTTON ABURftS. For sale on consign- mcnt froro eorgta actor les.jr-',.

and SO inchyirlfy ht-ay. As in hoses Ts'mett the wants of 60 bale' The subserib' the trple durin the eeaaflfh, in hr deJScriptfon oft GEO G. HENRY, 67 Com Uootts nov'Zz BXS Chewing 'PBaPCo, variou; brands, 9- Tor rule by nov2 P.COOK rfliHAV. Kegp.iia, Cant ne andJ ji Tabn.cofUiojars lor sale low nov22 by OOK Si. 30 Com st.

OTWTOE5S: 5'd bbls Chenanao Potatoes, in tTT ..1 71 store an for sale by I nov2a JOSDICK CHALCK, 8 Com.st. WF-BBLS Eemily Bekfjft! qr-do do TO do Tonrue. Fdr sale bv' iojr23 TIP. MILLER Co. -1MB lOiWl csks Tbomajltnn white Eunup Lime, oer ship nledora.

for stile fey no v22 J. H. RIVERy Co. NIONS. 25 bbls Silver-skin pi Otis, in prime or ter.

landing ifrorft shin Milton. nov22 J.H. HJVETTS Co. ONIONS. AND AP PLES.

6 bblrof each, per schrNEephyr from Boston, for saie by jev22 JJ RIVglTfe gc Co. 0 QU. SOU gajeks best qality, this morning landing frosa steamer Montezuma', for sale low io lots from the wharf. nov22 C. A.

G1L8 KRT Pro 50 Com st. rfOPFEE. 205 bats Rio CofFVc, (rfew crop) of prime qaaliry, lundsng per schr J5. C. itson, and forsale by nrtjrZS ESLAVA.

MUBItELL Cp. AGG1NG AND ROPE 600 pes Kentucky Bagging, choice brands n'H eetM Koue. la sale on liberal-terms. ry n.ov.22 ESLAVAvMUhRELL Co ENTTJCKY AfiGIN RO PE Bk. 4') pieces L.

M. C. Bagging 40 coils it ope, in store and fnr sale Jiy nv2' MALLOR.Y ROSS, i'om st. SS 20 hf.cbestsCpoucb.Ong Tea 2') cases Imperial Tea, 2-Jb. cuddfes 20 6-U.

caddies do jFr sale by nov22 WILSON MAY, '23 fTBXSSod a do Lemon do iJpJt 50 do Pic Nic Ccaekers. SO do Butter and Water do in 1.1.1. Jll A n.oe.22 Fos sal.e byT P. ILIjER Co. Fa'S SHIP HECTOR Just received, a en- Uerafas8orfmeit of ltdies, misses and children's Boots jilf Boots, Buskins, Slippers, Ties and Bro- gans, tor sale by nov2 iTM n.tllBBEy, Si Watsr-st.

LIQUORS5lrf-p-'nes Cognac Urandv .2 pipes errand Gin 20 bbls Am do 20 qr-casks Amrieaii Brandy 10 ado Mad. drMlaga do Porsaleby sWILsSON MAY, noy22 CorierteartdFront-street. 1HEKR1ES 25hxs BrancVy Crferries Awjsisette 50 baskets'Annisette Bittkkh 25 bxa Hilvar'n imnnrted Bitteaa 'Jt4RE 50 boxrs St. Julian Claret, h-atore and for sale by TWELVES' Co. HAMS A cpoicelotof Sugar-ciiced Bams BrrTEi1 It) kegs chrticri Goshen Butter Bjeir dakegs Fulton Market Beef bsskhi Kf -410-kegsfuckwheat SAtnoTr 10.kitsSabiin 44 MacxiweT lOhaiisd r94r-btfJs No.l Macker-J el, just landed and tor sale low by noryiy s.

n.s us. prpes Holland Gin JI half-pipes Otard, tuuy-HitCo. Brandy do jff A- SeignelriB t- d'O '1 er-cailsi pW Port Wine; 2 do Madeira 4 qr caRjss Sweet Mal.agi Wine 5 bbls POach Brandy; Brandy Cordials, For sale By no28 P. CliOKf CJTOVES, GRATES. rf be stthseribrsiave; on nana, a gooo assorireitvoi vcoKing.rarior, Office, Sheet-Iron and Box Also, a splendid lot of Mantel and Office (rates.

Ahin. ore hand. American ant Kossian Iron Jfipc; ripe ol any ized made to order. na btoves pat up at snort notice. moi en-rcasonable tere L- REYNOLDS 62 Water.st.

IQVOSS. -2 pipes superior Imperial Gin JLst 10 Tialf-pipes snp. Brandy, J. rrusse," ate. 6 qr-casksold Madeira Wno 13 do do Port and Sherry do 10i dbV- Sieily Madeira do 23 baskets sup.

Champagne do, "Cliquot," i "20 bx Port, Man and Sherrt- For sale by nov22 MALLORY ROSS, 32 riom.st. SUNDRIES. 80 bbls Canal FIdrtr; 50 do Va. do 3 60 hf and qr-bbls Water Crckers Biscuit, Soda. 70' bbls Sugar, Loaf, Crushed aa3 Powdered 1 oaisksup.

Sngarhnuse Molasses 20 chests aud half-chest aest Teas, loipersal, Gunpowder and Pcmcbon 80 boxes assorted Candies 70 igi old Java Coffee; 140 do Riofo 175 bxManufatttrred Tobacco. For sale by nrv22 MALLORY ROSS, 82 Com.st. jim, SHEET-IRON, COPPER, loO bxs Tin and Lea Plate, TCW Xjtnd JLJk.l I case inned Copper 10 J5aes Sheathing and Braziers' Copper 30 bdls Sheet Iron; lido Russia do 20 pis Block Tin; Tion4rs' Tools and Machines 30 bdls. Wire; Copiier aUd-Brass Wire stone and dajly expected, try af, 62 Watr-t. rffQ have on MM 1 1 1 1 1 1 jl nana, toe inunwu suiiauie ir urii- cers, viz t'ountmir Koam Stoves; Andirons; Brs and Iron Head Shoveie and Tongs; Copper fin Pumps; Copper and Tin Mease res; Copper Tin Funnels Brooms Candlesticks, Cash Boxes; Desk and HangjrBs Lamps Conner, and Tin Marking Pots; Markins Hods'and Sifters Paper Files arid Cutters'; Saws; Brass, fewter ana ivoooen aucets; jvjelasses Uates; Buns and Ttp Box Scrapers; Scales and iVeights; Colfee Tryers Watering Pots; Butter rasters; l- lour I ryers; afnUMTs; Halciiets; Axes, handled Cooper's ices Oimbtets Step Ladders; Oust and Feather Brushes Mates; Sand lioxes Wafers; Twine; Paekf Nerdteif; Tacks Iron and Scoops; Lamp Fillers Nails; Twine Also Oil Cans, from 1 to CO gallons, constantly hand and made to order.

H. REYNOLDS Co ,62 nnv22 opposite Jones' great Auction Mart. I LOTH CLOAKS. The subscribers have on hand an excellent assortment of Cloth L-ir Spanish Cloaks, made of thebest material i'-d the latest styles. ga to and new THE FINAL RESULT.

We are now enabled to announce with a great degree ot certainly, the final result ot thie great National Contest. It is as follows Fo PtK. New York 86 P-snntrylvania For Ci.av. Ohio Massachusetts. Kentucky North Carolina.

Tennessee Maryland New Vermont "Rhode Island Delaware ....23 ...12 Virginia ....17 Indiana 12 Georgia 10 Souh Carolina 9 9 Illinni 9 Alcanna 9 rour 7 New-Hampshire 6 Agissis'sippt 6 6 Michigan 9 Arkansas 3 Total 1, 170 Total 105 Dx Days The atmosphere has been ob-scured-by-clowJa, mists and smoke for several days past to such ah extent, that it has been netessary throughout the city tohave lecotiue to artificial light in the daytime, 'Scarry on tli ordinary opl-rations ot the and the closet. We are writirlg this paragraph by the tight of a candle; while the sun. oeiily two hours above the west-, efii boiison AiN-rRiBi Rain -We have had an inces. sant outpouring fiom the clouds for sis' rit44 only a few hours intermission; sr4 if we ma judg. at the prsw)t Writing (past two mcriditm Thursday) he Veather i as likely to continue the saxi'e for six days move, as to turn out fair on Friday morning.

Bueinose of all kinds, except in cotton and umbrellas, is at a stand. Speaking of umbrellas, the sarua abatrac tion esthstnee of mindf with regard to the great question of mtutu pnd tyum (mine and thine) per-, vades the community new, while Hie element of, water and sjrSte in their wildest riot, that exists in the more ordinary moods and passages of tlie weather. If we wre to venture an opinion on a question so vexed, and so extensively mooted, ft would be ibis a man's umbrella is his while beholds it in his liantTand while he kefps an eye hpon if, But no longer. This may be regarded by some as a itcei and notaSr weather judgment, but such are our honcti convictions. In conclusion we remark that as the weather lttfetlling, unyel-' las are (that is, the have now) among fh? rest, as we are this moment raising it to.

dash out a mid lb storm to make 'fhe experiment of keeping ipint vp by turning xpirtit toyn. Cnrreapondence of th Hohilo Daily Advartwnr. -Niew-onKi Nov. 1. 1844, P.

Mr The whife kid ar in a delightful state of ex'-citeraent, it having been announced that the discordant materialf of the explord opera company have at last been nannonised and am arrangement been conctudedtorenfy-four performances. We have most of thel company intluding the bright particular Bergese, andijiJadsHtion, Signora Picot and a Mi. Ttiooias, transformed into SignorThom-aL If is said to be a great acquisition. Atnoig the Operas to-be produoed, are Clara di Lucrece Jiorgia, Wjlhs is striving to roaka the opera very exclusive and recherche. He wills that ift one shoukl 6e allowed to enterexcepting in rigorous full that Hie open shonld be not so much a place Where music ie heard, as a foil dreslShofrooiii, where beauty and regal splendor of costume and high bred nitnners, might air themselves without contampalioii of the common gaze; a the woman of fashion ahdlhe man.

or fashion can meet without the ceremonial formality and tedium of a regular visit. TMwouJd make the opera very fashionable and' of course profitable, but I fear our democratic sturdiness. would kicK at the require ment of all A-ess. woo Id bo a delightful lowjigo5 xiib jewelry ini blight yesv and elegance of every kinq a concentration of all' the beautiful: psily. 4e Icountry advances to its peribeliom of refineraenY, no doubt, shall realise such an opera.

'IMS The old Bay.State has done-nobly. Under1h disadvantage of defeat in oilier Slates, her Whigs have pone into the contest with heroic ardor, and ha.ve shewn thJe Uniba-an example of artta oh merit lotho gresfrfneipgof the Whig party Which should cover New-Yorkand Peniisylvaryflcith shame. Everything is Whiin old Massaefcusetts. God bless 3y the enterprise of the Boston Atlas establishment, rheretwrns from every in the State excepting six were obtained andnub- lished in their regular edition of the next morning after election! There is some'troijle between Uie Halifax mail agent ami the Governor at Halifax. mails did not go by thewdia and the Margaretwas chartered to take them out.

This is said however only to refettothe Canwda Boston. I Couunuaicated. Spring Hih At the amiual distribution ot-Beorniumson the 20th fhe following students obtained piemiums in the respctire branches they had studied durmghe past collegia ate year: Wm. Ayres 2 premiums; Wra. LeBaron4; has Le Baron Collins 2: Charles Chieusse 1: Eueene tevnieusse wnn jLreinouy, James JUorman 3 Ueorge Uufiy 1 bps.

Xewis P.tJuer- rngerv Alfred titrard Charles H. Henry Felix Hurtel Eugene Meslierg; Wtn. Murrell Alfred Peyroux Emile Peyioux Charles sanasyi; Marcus 2. The degreo of Bachelor of Arts ws conferred on Alphouse. Hurtel of Mobile.

Thisydling gen tleman distinguishe! foi several years past for the great number of premiums he bore off at theannual distributions. He is a young man of nm? raienis ana 01 varied acquirements: At the conclusion ol his discourse, on the Influence oi Christianity on Gmlization, he pronounced 1 beautiful and very affecting Valedictoiy. S- CLaose Aib Effect More of it The Na lional iHtelligeneer-eays The result of the PNside'WfalClection is pro- aucingairea.qy a paralyzing effect on the public confideirce aitd raooeyed a Hairs ot the country. Some i nstances of this were quotudbr us tVom paper We nwtearn in oaiiTuiore paper xost ssary lana rtaie secnri lies nave, since ine eiecnon, Oeclined per cent, sucn is rue panic wnrcn pervades the busi nese classes, at the tiiumph of a oartv sunrxa-ted and brought into power 00 principles subversi ve of inapuoiic prosperiiy ana dangerous tssijul5lie Washington, Not. 11.

Mr. Calhoun re turned to the city yesterday, fSundavin fiifiiRnir. its, at tbs success of Mr Polk confident. up. bea Calhoon Adminifitratn.

Pity he, instead of Mr Polk, was not President, sine yve rmve got lo have a Free Trade Nullifier. and onwha i the friend of annexing Texas to ihe Union; for irt the lorroerine country wouia naveconhdencaa stales- man, while in fhe latiet they will luvesoae. Ui own party dqn't prefcendthathehasanyofthe quaH-ficatioos of a statesman. He will be the tool of party tactions. Gieat country thisl Hia elevation Ihe highest office in tbe gift fi great nation speaks well for the intelligence of Ihe Feoole ing President 4s perfectly delighted- I suppose 14 now -look forward wit pleasure to Ihe nrnm.

ised foreign mission. By fh W8Vj can y0U what provision was made the VoiHraet for. Bob and John, Jr? Cor Express. Locofocoism. The Times denies fhst groans Were given by a company of Locofocos on Thursday night, tor the "President ol the American Bible Society," and expresses, the Courant should make such silly statements." What we said on the subject is true, with the ex ception tnat we ma not give as strong language as was used on ihe occasion.

The groans were lor the "President ef tire Bible Society," and in confirmation of this, affidavits have been offered If the Times again denies it. we shall nihlih them. These groans were not given bv "Democratic boys," but by men. P. S.

Since tbe above was written, we learn groans werealsogiven lor the President cfthe Bible Society on Fiiday evening Hartford (Ct.) Courant. Mr. Jones' district in Virginia, which was gerrymandered for bis especial accommodation, and to Mr. Boris, gave Mr. Clay a majority of 243.

ed of ihe If his it er the volt against the Dictator. -The rep'Olt; brought hv a Mexican Major, who repiesenls hitnsell. as having deserted from Gen. Wo I I's arrnv, is, thaf Arista isjiow marching tothe city tf Mexico with an army of 17,000 men that he i. already beyond the mountains, and that brs numbers are daily and rapidly increasing by freNhtecruiis from sJI the surrounding country.

Itsfstated tjial lie spirit of revolution is universal anct overwhelming. The report appears to have obtained but lilllo eredence, andoccasioned no great excitement. i Montgomery havo given a public: auuierto resident Houston, in the to3 Ot ttunli. eompliment for his public SeFWes. The Galveston News of the9th tidings can be heard 'from the seh'ooner Atlantir, bound to this port from New-York.

If the general impression slfce is lost. She had on board several resident citizens of Texas who were leturn- 1 ine Vain a visit, to Ihe Notrr." 1 r. ine tiorj. U- Jonnon was marrten io-miss daughier, we of the cel-ebrafed Methodist clergyman, J. N.

MaflSt) at Galveston, on the 6th Tire Vindicator of the 25th ult Four English and German vessels left Bremen for Galveston several weeks since they have on board 250 families each, intended I lo settle i the cojony -ot Col. Fisher. One lherefi)re will beiOrt our frontier in less than sixty ttaysrc'ued aTrd equipped for either the cultivation Of the soil, or the chastisement of (he toe. There learn, aHhetime of the-ssiling of these lour vessels, anoui wuu more emrgiams awairiofra Vessels have since been chartered for conveyance. Another year of peace, at.d our whole extended frontier will be settled if so.

good by annexation, wirit want it. 4 I nepfopie ot Marnxottnty, it is saia.are wiw construct mgi raitioad from the town of Marshall 4H Port Cadd 1. a distance of about? fourteen ttnlei It-is thought it can-beeompletcd tOr $39,000, as iX is overa level surface 01 country. row the'Planter, published" at fJolu mbia, learn that cotton puking on the Bijreos oqsl on well, and cottonjbegfns to roll in. Csideraole quanlUies of cottpn have also arrived at Galveston.

The editor of the Civilian has been presented with an excellent specimen ot sugar, a part of a erop of-JOO hogvheads, from the plantation of Mr. John the San Bernard, in Branrin, which is aid tobo superior rrt allijrespecrs to stiy sugar previouslytnade in Texast Other pfana-trons have aiso snecelefl in prortuting a good arfir cle those of Col. Caidwfjl au4 Juflge Monifse ace I The editor of the Galijeston News was informed by some of the Mier prisoners lately released, that their fiherajibn was effecteif thTOUh the exertion and influence of Governor Shannon, the American Minister, and not by the dying tequest of the Wife of Santa Anna, as had been supposed. O. Pic, 20lh inst.

Tbx ait Mini stick, to Framoe. The Hon Judge Terrejl ariived yesterday in the New York, from Gtlveston. We-learn that he goes out Minister to France, in place of Dr. Ashbel Smith N. O.

Pis 2rh inst. Gbw-VGaINEs This wafciworn, veterareach rur cry on ounuay iavi, wrrn nis laouiy, ana nas takeu up his residence 011 Canal sireet ib. John it. Diiffield, Esq late editoj of thtfff atcH-eE Courier, has.oeen elected MajoflSenerafbt the Sil Division of the Mississippi'niR'fif Maj Gis Durfield Well, editors are certairrfy rising, and we are pleased lo see our quondam coteinporary so high up on the list. lb.

In-looking casually over a list of retnms from vKenlucky, find tftf Ihn ntottHi of Safr ftiiSip' Te vote lay Polk 7. This proves thait Ihe VVhig had'alfeardy begun their journeying toward this celebrated resort of defeated At the next election. in KenttSCkwWe iQalf'fo'r an immense gain in tfieSali rfrfinct, There is no doubt ourfjfccty will cotomzethat poitron of the State extensively. Bee. UZf Philadelphia, Nov.

12. 77e Pennngfem-mia Rumor. There is not the sligiest iinith' that" Gov. Porter has refused to sigtf any -of the Pennsylvania returns of electors, in. the li-auds said to have been perpetrated in Berks and one or two other counties.

The whole thingad its origin in the hope of securing bets 00 Ihe part ot the Locofocos, and was by them first promulgated. The Whigs are satisfied, like ybu, that deluded Pennsylvania" has cast her electoral vt tor'PoIk and Dallas; and I they are equally satisfied that "New Yoik is honestly for 1 2e JVtw Cabinet. r. Stephenson of late MinUter to Ihe Court of St. James, is already named injthis city as-Mr.

Polk's Secretsry of State Uor. N. ribune. BecisSiso EAfttv. The Globe and Madi-sonian ato having a nice little quarrel.

It originates in a hankering after Ihe spoils of office. In a few months the truth will come. out to the public gaze, that the spoils of office have given rise tit a pood portion of zetfl and slender which have given success to the spoils party. N- Y. Ex.

Henry Cky's birthplace, Hanover county, pgaVe Van Biireo a majority of but i ha tftVerr tbe "MritBoy til the Slashes a majority ot NINETY. too late. 63ft passengers arriv ed at this pert yesterday from Europe. N. Ex.

1 PiaR-1 the Locofocos ace importing voters from' Canada. pSevenfy came over on Saturday. A Frenchman has given Uis Whig employer to oiwKrstlind that about 150 in all Trie punishment for i4 legal Vol ine is a fine of $300, or one yeaj's imprisonment. They cannot escape by returmng'to, Canada. The late treaty provides for the surrenderol lugiti.vesrrfrnjnatice.

They "Will be pursued lo the farthest nooland cor- r. rn.u.:, .1.. net ur tuv lie rca- ifi lull ere we see vwo ii is mat carry our eieoiions: 'The Democratic Review thanks. Heaven that Mr. Polk is no military chieflain--hat he haa never fought battle has nevertsken a ftigate and never Ji riled "an Indian." Exchange paper.

Kalber a severe cut, the Jacksons, Johnsons, and ElliolttS of "the 'parly." The tlUtll is, hedPolk achieved either of. these notable feats, it would have been glorified by this same --Democratic; as the proudest feather in the cap of its faction. N. Y. Express.

Grbt. Ja(k son's In the Hermitage district, in Tennessee, the vote at the re-cenfrelection stood'day 116 Pofk 50 last year it stood Whig 83; Locofoco 58. So much for Gen. Jackson 'a influence at home. Swindling It is stated -in the-Nt'w Fork Tiibuoe.

that the, Locofocos ad a steamboat which run express rrra Albany, bringing them Ihe returns of fte interior of New York, end being thus in possession oi private ana certain -wyormation those in tne plot went out "to swindle tbe unsus peeling. N.Y. Sbnto8, Col. Yoeng Gen. Barkef, henatiir oster, and is.

V. are all mention as candidates tor Ihe U. S. Senate, from this State: the tVM first the Barnburners' candidates the third the Id Hunkersand Mr." Butler, tlie candidate ot whoever wit take him up. Express, Foreshadowing.

A great ol the Philadelphia took place last $at. urday night, and repaired to the residence of Dallastnd gave hitn nine cheers, when MrD. ip-peared sind addressed the crowd- Among other re' marks, he observed, "that iu fmtemplating tbe (treat mass which was before him, 'it was evident that we more elbow-room, and iiir that pur pose i ejras; anq uregon were reany at nano to ac commodate the swellipg and onward rustling tide democracy At which interestirg information tbe deotocracy expressed their delight bv the most tremendous norsans. f3. S.

Skstatb. The result of (he electionfn Delaware secures a Whig S. Senator from that State. This give the Whigs 26 Senators tone- nan cerrajn ana leaves me L.ocoiocos 2d. Tne remaining Senator is to be elected in Virginia? The Legislature elected in that State last Spring i -b iij i -1 1 i consiHtsoi iuajriiy nigs, ano win ineretore give os another Whig Senator.

This wrf I make Senate stand1, after ihe fourth of March next Whigs 27, Locofocos 25. This tkvb Whi6 Spirit. There is much wigdom to be gathered from th tollgwing paragraph in.tbeTroy Daily -oone with politics, said a Wtisg to us on Tbesday night. He then fancied himself in a ma jority, "We must save our country, if it takea us twentyyears," said the same Irue-hearteiF'feilnwy when appearyices indicated the success of Polk. every elector could read, the country woald never be in danger.

flrj--A United States Senator lb.nged. Yesterday, when Col. Benton offered vote at the fourth ward poll, we undeistand that was challenged by a Whig, who thought (we think properly) that a United States Senator was no more than any other man in an election. The exception, we believe, was upon the ground thafthe Senator was not a citizen of the State; he, howev- was sworn, and upon his statement that he considered St. Louisas his place of residence, he was permitted to vote.

It is something singular to see representative of a State compelled to swear whether he is the resident of tbe State or not. St Louis Rep. i line No. few day 03- SJTNDiS'-SAUSAPARIL VVhcnflie ap? petite his failed and the igstjrye pfAvers bccoma-ijartiimy paralysed from disijiaton "ldV other causes, tftej)ypeptlp resorts lo variotis. powerful stimulants in the hope of restot jogtJy tutili-cial means the vital uctivjjtyrf4he iigf M'ivegpa-ratus.

Hut these expesdients only speed exhaasle nature to a momentary exertion. The relaxation which sBCoevds is wrr) than fhe prigitiaiAof ppr -and depression of spirits, hyplcjiorfiliia, and ome. rimes even worse results cna. -Th onlv or oner" KfOjirse is to cleanse and the elements of thej ify Ti, suuib tw.iuiirti woicn win ut directiy npon the. machinery which prcpFjccs airJ' tablished tBe fact that Sands' SartapariltlHs that medicine.

It restores twthe stomucb its tone to thejjrliole oSjjr-Ktive apparatus its vigor, snd to the hlooj its healthful character, by of disease. Por further -p-artical and cortcltiMve eridtnte of its superior value and eSmstgee pamphlets, which ma-v ha.il of the agents ifixis. Prepare Jand "sold by Sga4'i7Sk Prng- fssts New-York. Sold 'also fir Pfe'w-Orleas'by ickles 4l Canalsect, aid by A H. Olltrer enaftries-streot art by druggists and the tfoitetl states.

CAOTto. Ba pirtivwlarto inqolrw for Sand's' SarsapariUsi.nBd wi other. riee, $1 pe; six M.WSBt,Y OTCiPW Asrit. Mobiles O- JJASFI Oektac by meanir'fff Sis Jferve Remrdit is vrenarvd to core immediately, the gnost violent toothache to Hag and save in most the tiofh Mans relieved fro pain and jko destroy1 the nerve ftf such as are mainly or entirlyf decayed at thetf Ccown, 8ai-rerrlace artilicirfl oinfes-unon their root, all whhout'jiain. lie also Contracts upon eold plate an number, afrm one to a fall set of errcnmtances rfi quire, -wmen ne win WBrntDnryss oratnary care and occasional slight- repairs, fifteen twenty rears, and mainly answer at.tbepurposes of tne natural organs.

Office in thelntei Albambra) baildiug, corner of LtVvvUl and DaujTii-sireets, Mibitfejp itejerencts tion.J. A-1 utnbarl mo ur lari-yn. mlStf tf The sfearabo.crt W. Lyles master, will mn as retttarSatu-rdaymlgkt packet J'rom this (dce to )B iLE fJlTR A TKE Saloons, liars, afld Coffee-Stands of this establishniciit are -tofea l-t for the season. at the; iov8-tf OFFICE, -B4 Conti-st.

G-IHNA: GLa. EARTHENWARE AND ClrIBliy Wholesale and Ketail.The subscriber is now receivina; an extSnsivejtssortmelR of the above articles, which he offer at the tartest prices. JAS. IV1ASTERSON, Importer, noTfi 34 Water-st. N- V.

TLTCHER respcctt'nllvfen- dnrn hia serrH-cs to the citizens bf Mobile. in the va ion bratHfhesof Bis frotession part inula rfy Midwifery and the diseases ef wtimen. Office, south-west oornerof the WavtrtsiHou on Hoy al-st reef; llesidenc-orth-west corner r-f St. Anthony and Claiborne-streets. jnly WM.

N. BJSPHVA Jl De ktist, AVING retnrnedNnbm the North, can be found at hU old qnaihscs, No. three doors below RoyalJnorth side. -tfnees; Drs.LeVettand Nott.v nov22-7m J. HOTH REilDEWT Dewvist.

'Tfc ESP EOT 0LLY teaders his professional sr viceS to tbe tjAdies and Gentlemen of Mobile and its fgsinttyplftdgrng himself t.oie-ateiii the most apprredf modei style. In add tion to what iS uSnal iq hiprofession, he will pn iii wholeets off eeth moonlcd on gold, by the new and na-uch approved plan, of atjnosjfheric presswre- A specimen of his skill can be seen inhis own month. He will supply roofs er palates witjb geld when dsTi ten either from malformation destroy exposed nerves in teeth without pain, fie feels confident from his opportunities at Philadelphia and elsewhere, from his lonz experience arid tnrmer success tn the most intricate operations oi atis protesaaon, tharMie can epecate to tbe entire stisfastion or all that may call on him at bis office, IDS Oauphin-streej; Ladies waited on at their iesidcnc.es if fhey irishTt jj. RtreREiicES Dact? Watkins, Col. George.

Qainei, B. Fontaine Son, Rob'tJL. Walker, J. K- Collins, Dan'l M. Riggs and C.

Q. Langdon. ovl6f E. BROWN, House asd Sieit Pa inter, rejno ved to o4 Water-streirt, near Nctrhoiwe'i Furniture Store. OUY-ERS Ol? FURNITURE D.B.

Chase Co.j eoraai of Wator and St. Francis-sts are now receiving direct fiom their manufactory ia Jevjnk, a complete assortment 01, elegant FURNITURE, of theneateet patterns and substantial workmanship for sale at tbe lowest prices. D. B. CRANE Co-, noe8 1 corner Water and st.Francis-s4.

Orders received as above for the delivery Nftf Furniture in Mobile at maBofactecy freight alone added. rlAX persons. who Baweoot ptH their Rtate, Uonny, School ananoaa taxes tor ioi-are revesiea re cair at Commerce street and pay the Fame. auglt) J. CH AMBER MN Tax Col'r.

ri ju.assess-vii!; i 1 ne rs ear a 01 Asses- sorsbereby 5iye notice that on Tuesday, heJ ltt they vrtljl jpeaamenc their duties, and in -obedienoelo an ordinance "Reaulatin" Taxess" the board request all persons to band" in thlr de scription Iiit of real, and persoBal estate to taxation. SHKSTKK UUUi Roem.Mayor's Office, 1844. novjtt BAEEb CO. AUCTIONEERS and GENERAL COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, 34 Rtv l-st 3We; i riCULA RtteBttonbntd to sales of Staple JHCTand Fancy Dry Goods'. Sales every Evening.

Consignment resnectftiilv solicited and liberal ad. Aaacej rnado on Dry GoodrsJ 7, Li. howlanu: Tbe above cancerf wlil attend of alt deseriptiAns of tixoperlLyjin any part of tbecrty. no-v22 JtjW.BAKgIl-& Co. INDEPEN DENT STEAM COXI'ON PRESS The above Press is-no weprenneeV to-Com press Cottons.

f-' noy22 44 GREEN-, CASESi UBt. rTnflE AMERICAN AGRICULTORtST. Sub- a seribers -will please call atuf rccetve number ie call atuf rccetve numb nov22H H. GATES. XI for November XCHANGEohi to 60 days on.

NEW-YORK. PHfLADELPflLV, ALTIMOrRfi and PETKRSBURG, Va. Fur sale by tjfEQ. CLBVELAJSD, "nv22 corner of Royal and st. Frano sts- IXCHANCJC ON J5GLAN---PyaMe at sight, in sums from 5 to 100, tpr sale-by nyd2 GEO.

Ct.EVE-jLAND, Jr. KiTiorb' Tliinlr tt. Viro-iniQ CHECKS ot; the Farmera' Bank, PeterBnrg for sale bv.Ail j' GEO rglSEASURY NOTES For sale hv JL nov22 i GEO CLEVELAND, Wr. sL 1BERAL ADVANCES will be made Cottiin consigned to oor fi-renls at Baltimore, Phila- rllnkia aiv.Vai.i iSnaenn i nM nov22 WM. 3-.

BUNNELL tTSMNfEtD. The subserioers wisk to hire froro It 25 to 30 able-bodied ruen. to aofoti trao apie-oooieu men, to goion a putnta tion in LouisiMS, for. which JiberaiVwages will be given. ApptV t'q nnv22 JAS.

SANDS b. Co. ICHOOL FOR YGUNGLADIES. Miss L. Bell will open a Sehool-fVir yonng Laf'ies.

on MONDAY, the 25th inst nd-will ceupyJfor the present, an apartment residence ol Mr. Adams, on Government-street Hposite Pres- byterian Church. Inetrhetro wirVpe ei.ven in the different branches tangtrt at he best Schools. Terms 5 and $8 per month. essons onjhe Piano A7er month.

Mr. Duntr give lessonf in French at 50 pop month Jjefrirnces----Rev. S.ieSi- Lewis, Chandler. .1. Adams, JUswead Mr.

f. Merrill. sfptOW FEED. 400-bushels Cottoh Seed.for sale t- 1 IBIIITPT'H WlUd vj jc A2. I vt SlVl-Sl.

JUGAH. 1.9 hhds choice N. Ci leaoe Soger, for nov23 sale by COOK Co pUCom st. PER CANDLES 75 -boxes, waft-anted pure, 3 nov22 tor sale by P. C.VOK Co.

toUR 32 bbls choice ran ssoitrifor sale noy22 ty CQOK; Com.st. nd lif -b l5fW ss. Vo sale by 50 BBLS an nov22 T. P. MILLER Co -25 Nests Tabs nov22' 25 doz.

Brooms, for sale by tr. Ivrl LtLdttki. BL UO. 75 bxs Western and-Geshen, in good aaiDPinr orcer. tor sale Brt nov22 jf en uo ,30 ipm.st.

WTfcOTATOES. Chenango Potatoes in bbls and French do in hampers, for sale by nov22 If. COOK Co ,30 Com.st. BLAUK. ANU WHI1K vy trt'L A I A Very superior lot of Water-prOof Wool Hats, for sale novrj by CHI Uty IS WaUr-at.

AND CORN -400 sacks Oats; 500 do Corn, in store and lor sole by nov22 J. F. JEWETT, 11 Water-st. jTHIGAKS. 50M Regalia, Canor.es and Trabucos for sale by nov22 JfT.

JEWETTll Watef-st. In and and Tin on and in 4 I. u. at m. aiKUSALi, nov21 11 Daspbin-si.

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