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John Ross the Cherokee Chief. with his young bride,
are now sojourning at New Orleans.


The Hon Isaac Hill. of New Hampshire, is said to be
dangerously ILL., and but faint hopes Of his recovery are
entertained.


Judge Huger, Of South Carolina, decides on retaining
his in the Senate of the u. States


Gov. Mcdowell arrived on Sunday evening in Rich
mond.


The Rev. J. II. Linn Of St. Louis, has been appointed
by the Methodist Conference the agent of the st Charles
College, which It is proposed to endow richly and make
one OF the best institutions in the West.


The Hon. Charles Jackson addresses the citizens OF
Providence on Monday evening upon the subject Of the
Tariff. at the Whig Head Quarters


MrBirney the Liberty" party candidate for President
is announced in the papers Of that party visit to
New England business and is advertised to address
political meetings.


A letter from Col Owens. published in the Indepen-
dence Journal gives cheering Of the Santa Fe
caravan with which he is connected He says the trip
will be made this in fifty days, and that can be
done hereafter in forty.


Mr. Simms, the author, is, perceive elected TO the
South Carolina Legislature, from Earnwell District.