Personal Movements.
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no mOutn OF december. He does not
his official duties az Governor until January


The Savannah Republican," of Thursday last, undey
the head o" Don't give up the ship" nomuates o. oan.
didats for President Of ls4s Henry Clay Of Kentucky
The Cincinnati Chronicle speculates thus -
John c. Calhoun, Secretary Of State.
Lewis Cass, Secretary of the Treasury.
BENZ F. Butler, Secretary of War.
Virginian Secretary Of the Navy.
James Buchanan, Attorney General
r. j. Walker, Postmaster General.


David Andrews, convicted in Baltimore of murder In


the second degree in the Of the young man named
Brannen has been sentenced to the Penitsntisry for II
years


Some folks say that John Quincy Adams must bs the
next Governor Of that he win then bs
old enough to retire ON his laures.


Three soldiers fell from the ramparts Of Fort Adsms on
Of them, James Hassy, ofCompany X was instantly
killed. The Others were much injured.
The Emperor Null Mohsmmed of Morocco, formed q
respectable sized family.


The Revenue Gutter John Tyler, building at Pitts.
burgh will be launched in few weeks 1t entirely Of
iron and OF unsurpassed workmanship.
We understand that Col j. @. Watmough has resigned
his place Surveyor OF the Port Of Philadelphia and
that Thomas Cooper Esq, has been appointed in his
place


Ex-Governor Corwin Of Ohio is spoken Of a. the pro.
bsby successful candidate fol- u g. Senator from that
State.


Te00eT6 aOSoIutelg noCe9D0rY


the Governor Of the State to assist the csnvsers in
opening and asserting the vote: for Presidential Electors
vernon is lying at the point Of death
Col James r. snowden, Of Venango county IL talked
as democratic candidate fer United States Senator for
Pennsylvania.


Thurlow Weed, of the ALBANY Journal y sails tomor
for the West Indies with his daughter for the benefit
of his health.


A. c. But for six years past senior editor Of the New
Orleans bee has dissolved his connection with that jour.
nal


There eleven daily papers in Boston. and another
| is tnlked OF.


Polly Bodine's trial comes of at Richmond on Monday
next


In Maine they literally distribute business cards and
circulars among the congregation at the churches The
ministers are beginning to oppose the custom
John c. Wilamsis appointed by the President to be
Commercial Agent cf the United States for the Navga-
tors Islands, in the Pacific Ocean


President wayland of Brown University, is discussing
the slavery question with Richmond Fuller d d. Of
South Carolina both Baptist clegymen in the Boston
Reflector Dr wsyiand insists upon the wrong Of slave
ry and the right to discuss ii.


The late Nathan Dunn of Philadelphia bequeathed the


large sums Of 600 to each OF several public institutions
Of that city His Chinese Museum is to remain in Eng.


land in charge OF VIM B. Langdon, the Curator for ten
years the proceeds Of the exhibition being sent hone
and then sold. Mr. Dunn's Cottage at Mount Holly, and
estate at that place the present occupants have


life estate in After their deaths. 1t is to be sold, and the
proceeds are to b. put out at interest which to be ap
piled to the procuring OF library at Mount Holly
Luther s. Cushing Judge Of the c. c. p, and for 10


long period Clerk OF the House Of Representatives has
prepared for the press work Of Parliamentary practice
man, D. D. Hon John wentworth. M. O., from the Chcs
go District and editor Of the Chicago Democrat" Ill.,
Of Troy.


Henry strong, Esq of Norwich ecticut has been
appointed State Attorney for New London County in
place of John T. Wait Esq whose term Of once has
| pired.


Senator Benton is said has al esdy nominated silas
Wright for the succession in l8d6.
Tn rLcn - =
Pierson, arrived yesterday from oampeachy (which
port she left the st inst The brought up pert Of


the crew and Of the ship oundersd
at sea some weeks since and mention Of which have
already made.


The brig Homer had arrived at Laguna dismastsd, and
was to be sold as II found impossible to repair her.
The Captsins name we could notlsarn.


Capt. Paxton, master of the Elizabeth and Mr. Bancks


ing their warmest thanks to the u s. Consul, J. Nc.
Gregor, Esq to John A. Zacharie, Esq of Campsachy
relief The By this Of no
| tance whatever.-N o Pic. Nop. IL.
DARING MuRpRR-ARREsrs- Monday night


last parry OF Spaniards, belonging to the brig Tom,
were attacked by some persons in wik street An ndi
which resulted in his death. The police, who
the alert arrested alb fifteen Of the the brig


found front Of the house Of deceased VIII, was ct
the time Of the attack quietly standing in his deor On


s 81 hs
much excitsment-sah Clipper Nop 90
DISTRESSING The Frankfort Ky. Common.
wsGth, OF the l2h inst, says:-We are deeply
panied to learn that much respected friend, Asa
Young, late Senator from Barren stabbed OF
the election precincts yesterday week He received
eleven wounds In the side and abdomen and his condi-
ton though not utterly hopeless, is represented to be
very critical


Mr.. PAPINFAU.-We are enabled to state, (says
the Quebec Mercury of the 9Th instantly from posi-.
tive authority that the Of the immediate return to
Canada oil Mr. L J. Papineau IL without foundation
That gentleman il still quietly settled at Paris and the
latest letters received him do not intimate any pre-
sent intention on his part ofleavng that city.


FnE.-On Thursday evening last the store of
Frederick H0ster, with its contents, save few
terces of oil the cellar entirely consumed by


Are We are informed that there on tho
goods to the amount Of $37 500, which will doubtless
in the evening The fire engine companies soon on
the ground and by their well directed efforts under tho
direction OF the chief engineer and his assistants tho
fire far kept under to prevent any serious nju
ry being done to the adjoining buildings From the fact
that the store full OF combusibles think II
great triumph in staying the course Of the fire az they
dd.-Utica Observer
EARLY WINTER The Canada mail due nj Hall
fax on the 81 inst had arslved on the 9Th and
was detained quence OF violent gale and snow
storm between Montreal and Quebec. The depth of tho
snow At Montreal when the mail for England loft was
snow storm knocked about the shipping In all directions
The river s said to have been convulssd that the
steamer Unicorn at her anchorage was flying round and
und a ton