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4 Monthly Magazine, to be called eThe Southern Literary Journal" is about to be established at Charleston.

 A French paper in Louisiana, speaking we doubt not the sentiments of inc entire Ipopulation of French descent in that State, repeis in tone of indignation the charges made ln another journal against that portion ] of the people:-sBe assured that if France should send an invading army to Louisiana, the French population will not be the last 1 to Fally under the banner of liberty, under the banner of their adopted country, to defend their interests, and above all their honor.o

 Hon. James Brown, late Minister to France, and formerly Senator from Louisi- ana, died suddenly at Philadelphia on the Sth inst.

 ] The Circhit Court at the recent sesssion : at Buffalo, N. Y. administered judicial dose to Doctors Hoyt and Wallace, worse to swallow, We presume, than their own bolrses. It was a suit of Mir. Fuller of Aurora, against the Doctors for iniuring the plaintiffs arm by bad bleeding. The Jury gave hum verdict for one thousand dollars damages.

 steomer .Mogui.--The arrival of this splendid vesselin our port, forms all era in the commercial history of our city, and gives another evidence of it's prosperity. We were induced to inqulrs her dimensions and they were given to us as follows: Length of keel l62 feet; extreme length on deck l90 feet. Breadth of beam 2S feet depth of hold 10 feet. Carries down 700, and up 450 tons. She has double fue boilers, 40 inches m diameter, and the pis- ton rod has ' foot stroke. Her trip from New Orleans to this place, with full freight. was made in nine days, including all the stoPpages. We most heartily wish her owners, and her gentlemanly commander, John k. Hunt, the success they so well merit.--.No. Rep.

 Ladieroas Propositioa.--The editor of the Bristol Gazette denounces the conduct of Bermuda in sezing the cargo of slaves. He remarks: If the John Bulls of Ber- muda continue these high handed pranks, ] | l. f