Personal Movements.
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Mr. Keevil was lecturing at st. Louis with great sue
cess, on the 2lst inst.


Mr. j. H. Greene is giving lectures on ganbliHg IN
Sy racuse.


Lord Metcse has given the royal assent to the charter
OF the Montreal and Portland Roirosd Boston has bean
defeated by enterprising little Portland


Rev. DR. Sharp, of Boston, has taken passage in the
steamship Cambria for the purpose OF revis'ng his
tive country after absence of forty years He preached
parting discourse to his people, whom he has been
settled thirty at his Church. last Sabbath afternoon
George Mundsy the Prophet pounding his creed
IN New Orleans at the latest dates.