Court Observation-Disclosures
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. a. to 81, IL, %, 20.

Personal Movements.
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PernOnal Movements


Mr. Green delivered lecture on gambling on Tuesday
evening" to large and respectable audience in Albany
He is about to lecture in Utica and adiacent parts.


Cooper about publish novel called Satans.
toe. or the family Of Little Page"


The Rev N. S. Harris Of this city, has accepted
invitation to the Church Of the Nativity In Spring Gar
den, Philadelphia. eN#
Olney Ballou has declined the nomination Of the Rhode
Island Dorrite Convention for member of Congress.


The Rev Mr. Payne is called to st. Johns Chapel, in
Washington in place Of the Rsv Mr.. Hawey, deceased
Gen Leslie Combs of Kentucky has been presented
with silver picher, by the Wings ofBIooklyn in
knowledgment Cf his exerons in the hig cause in the
late contest.


Mr. Buckmaster has rented the Illinois Pentcntiary
Alien for $4,000 per annum; and will turn 1t into
ufactory with convict labor) Of hemp.


Louis Napoleon is beguling the hours Of his imprson.
ment by writing scientific work Of great research and
learning.


writing il 10 English and French and the works to be
brought in the two languages simultaneously In Lon
don and Paris.


Villemain, the distinguished French writer end
statesman entirely recovered from his sudden but tenn
porary mental alienation. He is said to have abandoned
politics. and to have determined TO devote himself entire
ly to literature.


The Montreal Courier the demise of William
Kemble Esq, at Quebec on the ssh inst. Mr. X was
formerly editor of the Quebec Mercury


st. Louis paper states that Professor Ingrsham is
gagged in writing a novel, founded on the Onderdonk
case. 1t 10 to be in six volumes.


J. W. Neat, formerly Of the editors Of the "New
York Albion" is studying for the church in England


Charles Mackay, Esq, one Of the talented and dis
tinguished editors Of the "New World about to take
orders in the Episcopal church