Parsonal Movements.
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Mr. Greenough has withdrawn his name from the lis,
Of democratic Candidates for Representatives from Port
land. Maine


Bishop Pslk of the Episcopal Church. Tennessee
marched in the late whg procession ct Coumbe he IL
cousin of J. X. Polk


General Pondexter has written letter TO the Louis
Vile Democrat on Henry Clay and card playing, in
which he says the practice very general and denies
wish to pass the social habits Of his country
man.


Mr. II Buckingham Of the Boston Courier, intend.
70 establish whig paper to be called the Boston Ds
ly Tribune.


Mr. Giles proposes to give course Of lectures early H.
the somng winter in Boston.


Hon ID G. Preston arrived in Richmond on Friday last
and was expected so address the Clay Club there.
Iro Harris OF Albany VIM Humphrey Of New Scotland
and Lawrence Van Duzen oil Berne have been nominate
for Members for Assembly, by the antirent men Of Al
bsny Cs


Professor Morse is IN Boston, and making prepsons
exhibit his Magnetic Telegraph.


T.. Strong Of Springfield has ebtsined novel re-
suits from certain experiments in electricity.
Hon John Davis is 10 deliver the introductory lecture
to the Boston Mercantile Library Association at the
mepcement Of the coming season.


q w Barton was 10 address Democratic meeting yes
teSday evening In southwark, Philsdephis,