Personal Movements.
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Hon. Harrison Gray Otis is announced by one of the
city papers, as having arrived at Washington.


Bishop Gottliebb Sake, of the Moravian connexion s
to arrive IN this country in early Havre EDglish
packet visit the Moravian churches in the United
States.


H. II. Elliott editor of the american adrocafe Phia.
depha appeared before Recorder vsux Saturday, on
the charge fhaving published libel said paper efthe
until next Saturday and Mr. Elliott let Of parole
until that time conditiontd not to say thing his
paper against the character Of hs prosecutor.


is understood that the present Delegate, Robert E.
Taylor will not again be candidate TO represent the
Borough Of Norfolk the Legislature Of Virginia;
John P. Leigh, Esq is namsd as his successor.


man named "A Sybert of Baltimore has been ar
rested and examined upon q charge of numbering his
wife, who died suddenly some days ago.


Charles Wilson, Of Gaa.in. Tena., who killed Isaac
Gooda last spring, and 6ed from justice has been
rested and committed at Clinton Louisiana.


Maj Davezac ia in Boston, paying his respects to his
democratic friends in the third Congressional district


The Montreal Herald says that the Queen of Great
Britain is about 10 confer Sir Charles Metca Cover
General OF the Canadas the dignity Of the British
Peersgc and that her Msesy only awaits his choice Of
title


Professor Siman has not been very successful with
bis lectures in New Orleans. as was anticipated. The
attendance thereat was very limited indeed.


Capt. Tobias Ceok, of scituate, has been appointed
keeper OF Boston Light Honse, In place OF Mr. Snow
whose appoir tnent has bstn revoked.


We learn from the Boston Post that the Rev Mr. Fair
child was d-posed as member oil the Suffolk South As
scciation ef Ministers at its last meeting.


Hon Caleb Cushing has been requested and 10 ex.
peced will accept the nsation to lecture the
tries he has just visitei


DR.. Hudson the Abolition Lecturer, recently so
grossly personal at Wilmington, Del that the audience
we're with difficulty restrained from violence upon him.


The editor Of he Philadelphia Spirit Of the Age (Nav
ist) has been convicted o gross libel Dr. Tappan,
'ccusirg him OF an attempt 70 murder MIR A. Smith.