Personal llnxemenfs.
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Col Pok Was TO have 'e't Aoma tuesday last and
intended 70 remain in Nashville thiee four days The
on saturday next


MIR Calhoun is said TO be sb,u. 70 m Ike per.mn.orv
demand upon the British ,senmen thsurgl Mr. Ever.
e for tina delivery Of gsrg -aves who burned
house III Florida ard thea escep.d 10 Bermuda
Our Minister to France, Mr. King grumor seys will soon
return on account Of i'll health


gallery II paintings in New Orleans has been es.sb
lished in fire new Hail. built for the purpose omprisnr
copes so paintings by Rembrandt. Tefurg F!ipck ~
Raphael and s1lva,or osa Of The latter OF the French
schooi he greatest work Of tbs modern art the Wreck
of the Msdusa there faithfully copied This il said 10
be the largest painting III america.
STEAM SHIP CaMDaA.--This new steamer left
Boston on Saturday noon. The "Traascrip." of
that city says:-


The new steamer Cambria, CAPTAIN Judkips
lett this afternoon for Halifax and Liyerpool. with
tn.Tty-nise passengers and very large monthly
passengers ct Halifax. AmoHa the passengers
from TINS port are 7. w. Schmidt, Prussian Con.
sui, and Governor McIIalnc. of Cape Coast Castle.
For the information Of our Pnisdelnha and New
York iiiends we can state, thar all the pack ages
and parcels from the former city of Yesterday
mornlng, and the latter city Of last evening, for
~arded throneh Adams IL Co.'S express, arrived in
season, and have been forwarded.


GfErSroHT This is sad by those competent
70 Judge, to BE- one Of the most delightful spots in
me northern section OF the United States


- ""y W sdlu uihL ~ WIS QlScOVGreU curing tho
last summer. The journey has heretofore been by
q devious route in stages, occupying two days in
the journey. ''S -


II IS situated near The east end of Long Island.
ana commands view of the Atlantic ocean.
through Gardner's Bay, where the English feet
maue thelr rendezvous during the last war
II s SAID that Cireenport embraces all the adyan
tages possessed by Newport, and it will doubtless
be a iavorite resort the ensuing summer
The Ocean House, now erecting ther re-, is Of suf-
ficlent capacity to accommpdate some 200 guests
The almost hourly arrivalo q steamers and traine
running the lines between New York. Boston
Newport and Providence, wiz give life and attrac
ton o the place.


The ease and comfort with which residents Of
the city can reach this place after business hours.
by the railroad, will be further inducement ior
them to resort there.


The trains Upon the Long Island railroad have.
since Its opening, run their trirs l96 mes) with
great resuHrliy, In hours and 40 minutes, and
should regulation be adopted by the company.
which It will doubtless be their interest to do, to
have train leave New York at P. M in sum-
mer-nothlng could be more pleasan. than a resi-
dence Al that place.