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Personal Movements.


The wilmington Gazette states that the Hon. John NJ
Clayton will be sent 10 the next Senate the place Of
the Hon. r. II. Bsyard.


Robert Garner OF Charles county, Maryland died few
days since Of peursy He had represented his district
in the State Legislature for nine successive years


There prophecy in the United States Gazette, that
the Of James X Polk and George M. Dallas,
will be John M. Clayton and Thomas Corwin.


The Hon Thomas II. Benton Left st. Louis, Mo-, the
sth instant for Washington city. se El.I .Itsa


The Mayor OF Philadelphia, ON Sunday, fined nine in
dividuas for being caught in the streets intoxicsted


printer, named Wm b. Dexter, hasbeen tried 1t Nor
folk va and found guilty Of forging check the Ex
change Bank Hs was sentencedto the penitsntaTy for
three years.


Mr. Hight, late American Consul at Antwerp hes re-
turned to this country Mrs. Haght, formerly Miss Rod
man. Of Maryland, died on the passage home


Tho Mayor Of Bpltimore has offered reward Of $500
for the apprehension and conviction Of the murderers Of
Henry Hcnshe the German, who met his death on Fss
Point few nights since, by being stabbed.


The returns from York district (says the Ports.
mouth Mercury indicate that Judge Hayes elected to
Congress- notwithstanding many Of Mr. Herrcks friends
in kennebunk and other places persisted in their opposi
ton to him.


letter from washington states that President Tylar
purposes upon his retirement to take trip to Europe


discussion OF the question Of Universal Salvation be-
tween Rev. j. B. Doas and Origen Bachelor s to com.
menco at the Marlboro Chapel Boston, on Sunday even
ing next.


The Washington Chess Club and the Baltimore Chsss
Club to play Of chess through the Magnetic
Telegraph sooA.


III proposed that the Ash and Hickory poles In Ro
chester, N. r., be taken down, and the wood distri
buted among the poor good idea and worth carrying
out in other parts as well.


duel fought. says the Louisville Journal, FRI
day, the 18th ns the Indiana shore, by two young
gentlemen Of Frankfort Ky, Mr. Blackburn end Mr..
Harlan Of the Hon. James Harlan The parties fred
once, shook hands, and forgot their quarrel No blood
was split but Mr. Iiarlans clothes were considerably
damaged. The tailor soon set ali that 10 righta


Judge Terrell s spoken Of as likely to be appointed
minister to England from Texas.
ton in every state of IS from each Individual towards
the completion Of Handsome sum OF money to bs given
Mr.. Clay, as o remuneration for his disappointment


It's reported that Col Watmough has resigned the Of
flee Of Surveyor OF the port Of Philadelphia and thst
Thomas Cooper Esq the well known tragedan been
appointed in his place.


Gaines and femily left st. Louis the sth instant
for New Orleans, Chef OF the Western
Department OF Army The General passes the ensuing
winter at the South.
at the University Of st. Louis, on the 18th inst.


There is clause in tho constitution Of Iowa. pro.
hbiting the Legislature from granting divorces


Since the defeat of Mr. Clay is stated that Crehore
the great playing card manufacturer has discharged forty
workmen.


Preparations have been made at Madison Indiana TO
slaughter and pack hogs during the present



The officers Of the army and navy Halifax have FORM
ed Bible Society for the circulation OF the Scriptures
among seaiarng men.


We see II stated that Harriet Marneau has recovered
from her recent sickness and that she indebted TO
merism for her cure During her lness she wrote one
OF the most charming works Of the day.
Mrs. John Van Buren, died at Albany, N " n day or
two ago.