The New York herald., 1844-12-13
Person al Movement ts.

The Rev. John T. Sargent one Of the Unitarian "mi
nisters at arge and pastor Of the Suffolk street Chapel
Boston, has resigned his Office
Carroll in Louisiana ships annually 1000 bales Of
cotton.
Gov Mouton, Of Louisiana, whose death reported
not long since, is in New Orleans with his health entire
ly restored.
bill has been passed in the House Of Representatives
Of Arkansas changing the mode Of voting in the State
from viva to that Of ballot.
A man named Ruhl has been bound over in PhiIadel
pha to answer charge Of betting the late election
contrary to the law OF Pennsylvania.
In New Orleans, licenses for liquor pay the revenue
about $780, 900 annually
The National Monument Society of Washington, have
Resov ed" that committee Of three members be ap
pointed to procure suitable design for the monument OF
Washington with authority to confer with the committee
Public Buildings and Grounds other persons. in
laon to proper site for said monument and that said
committee report to the Board before any final action
thereon" The funds in hand amounted to $4,000.
Mr. Bbb Secretary Of the Treasury, ending
his official relations with the government and the world
Monday night, by an accident which remains as yet
explained His sleeping apartment discovered On
fire at late hour though before retiring he had adopted
room alone prevented him from being smothered as the
carpet and part Of the furniture were consumed be-
fore he was awakened
The celebrated Congress Spring. at Saratoga, pro-
duces its owner, Dr. Clarke, income of twenty thou
sand dollars year. The fact was ELECTED at recent
trial before Vice Chancellor sanford.
Os o.
has declined call to the Presbyterian Church at Vcks.
burg, Mississippi.
Augustus Jacob convicted recently in Philadelphia Of
misdemeanor, about year and half since confessed
he was concerned in the memorable murder Of the Cast
ner family.
sale Of American candles in Liverpool is noticed as
American trade.
j. c. Newman, of Pinegrove, Pa, has again been ar.
rested the assassin Of N A. Lowry, In Jamestown
Chautauqueco. The examination is now progressing at
Hon. W. W. souhgate of Covington, Ky. is announced
by the Maysvie Eagle as candidate for Congress in
| that district.
The wife Of Gov. Hanes of New Jersey died on Sun.
day last.
whetstone the name Of sculptor Of merit, who has
recently sprung up at Cincinnati
The merchants Of Cincinnati, Ohio holding meet
ugs in that city the subject Of post office reform.
The celebrated Selewell has written history of his
native country Poland.
The Parisan modsies about getting up style Of
female dress which will send all bellies back to first
prncples-n plain English bustes and other extras
| to be entirely dispensed with
Rev. John Prince formerly Of Essex has received and
accepted an invitation to become pastor of the Unversat
Society in the South Parish Danvers left vacant by the
| removal of Mr. Austin.
Professor siman Of Yale College has been requested
/ by number Of gentlemen in New Orleans to deliver a
OF lectures there in the ofhe coming spring.
David r. Page, Esq. Principal Of the English High
School in Newburypor has been appointed Principal Of
Normal school, established by the State Of New York
at Albany and will enter upon his duties there on the
| 18th instant.
Arrangements are in progress for the publication of an
antislavery paper in Buffalo, which will be forthcoming
| in few weeks.
Augustus r. sollers Esq, formerly whg member Of
Congress has been appointed by Gov Thomas Clerk oil
Calvert County Court, vice VIM. Hance, deceased.
The proceeds of Fair held few days since at the
Unversalist Church, Fredericksburg, were $2y025.
The Mssouian, Of St. Louis (democrat) Bentons organ
proposes sas Wright the democratic candidate for
President In 16is.
The agent at Washington of the charitable fund con-
rbuted for tho relief Of the widows and orphans Of the
officers and men lost in the u g. schooner Grampus gives
notice that The residue Of the fund will be distributed on
the first Of January next.
Mrs sigourney has new volume of prose and verse in
| the press on native scenes.
General Paredes Of Mexico demands that the functions
OF the Provisional President shall be uspended until
investigation shall be made az to his proceedings Genl.
Canalizo pretends that he regrets the threatened civil
war; chiefly because will retsrd the invasion of Texas
Judge Buchsn in charging the grand jury of Monroe
county, N. Y, made excellent suggestion to- the
av Of betting on electionso wit That that body make
presentmen Of nuisance, and call on the Legsa-
ure pass laws agains, practice so demoraIi
zng to the people, and so full Of danger to the purity Of
our Institutions
MmITARY.-The Cherokee Advocate of the 10Th
ult., mentions the arrival of Captain Boone, with
his company ofU T. drsgoons at Fort Gibson, after
absence.of six weeks. The Advocate rays This
mand was ordered out for the purpose OF attending
Council, which the Texans contemplated holding with
tho Comanche Indians The dragons did not reach the
ground until after the time appointed for holding the
nothing done. This s the third unavailing effort
made by the government through its agents troops
bring sbou treaty between the young Republic and the
Texan promises not having forgotten the treacherous
massacre, several ycarsago Of number Of their head
chiefs and warriors This Is very different from the
They that treaty has been concluded with the Go