Personal Movements.
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TIE Hon. Willis Green reached Lexington, Ky. the
10Th instant, his way home and after his arrival
discharged the duties imposed upon him by the Clay Club
oNew York. of presenting to Henry Clay the address
prepared by them for him.


Hon John Norvell has been appointed U. 8. Attorney
Ter the District of Michigan take effect the exprs-
ion OF Mr.. Bates term in July.


General Jackson has declined to accept sarcophagus
brought from syria by Com Elicit, the ground that
he coffin Of King not suitable for the bones Of re-
publican, and as such, repugnsnt to his feelings.


meeting is to be held in Mobile fer the purpose OF
'enderng public dinner to Mr. Calhoun in that city


Hon. John Critienden Of Kentucky is about to make


visit to New Orleans in the Of the present month
He expected to arrive in the Sultana due at thst port
sbout ten days.


The Hon. Alex Barrow arrived in New Orleans on the
l0th inst