Pers0naI Movements.
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General Maikle left Philadelphia on Wednesday for
Reading. He was accompanied by Judge Banks Mr..
Richards and few other friends and is to tarry for
short time at York. Pa his way home and will be at
the great mass meeting to be held at York Friday
The General will also visit Harrisburg.


The Hon. James Buchanan il to speak at Salem, New
Jersey, on Saturday next


The Hon. John c. Calhoun arrived at Charleston on
Monday morning from Washington, and left the fol-
lowing day for his residence in Pendleton District


The Hon. Daniel f. Huger arrived at Charleston on
Monday from the North


The Hon. VIM c. Preston and family arrived in Charles
ton on Monday from the North.


The Hon. A Pearce, U. 5. Senator from the State OF
Maryland has been suffering from long and al.
tack Of congesve fever and though recovering Is still
confined to his bed SOS


The death OF Com. Lathrop, Of the Texan Navy, for.
merly Of Utica, is announced in late Texas papers


Rev. Artemas Boles, formerly pastor OF Pine street
church. Boston, died at New London, Conn., on Wednes.
day last, Of brain fever.


Isaac Hill, so long prominent in the politics Of New
Hampshire now lies seriously ILL., and is not expected to
recover.


The Rev. w. J. Kip, rector Of st. Pauls Church. AL.
nny to *. Leave Of his &c on Sunday IN
spending few months in the hope that milder climate
will restore his health


meeting at Valley Forge yesterday, and is expected at
Pottsville TO morrow for similar purpose


MIR Calhoun is said to be preparing for report the
Oregon negotiation.


The Hon w. r Mangum Of N c. is still seriously in.
disposed OF his residence Flat River.


The sum $3.50 000) has been obtained at Providence
which requisite, to the liberal donation OF
Cyrus Butler, Esq towards building insane Asylum
in Rhode Island.


TnE RETURN CRICKET MATcH-This long expected
match between the Union tar Cricket Club of Brook
lyn, and the Phiadelph Union Club commenced
was interesting, and the play spirited but the Union
Club OF hisc ~ had 50 greatly the advantage wh the
peced to he short First Innpgs-the Philadelphia
Union, l54 the Brooklyn U. Star, a.