The New York herald., 1845-03-22
Per2Onal MOvementa

Hon Willis Green, Of Kentucky, returned home from
this CITY, where he has been soourning to-day lie will
on .ne o. the New
| case OF solid silver as present to MIR. Clay.
The Governor Of South Carolina has offered reward o,
ssoo ior the apprehension Of Alexander and Murdoch
| the I'd inst.
The Hon. Mrabeau Lamar, ex.president Of Texas
and Commodore Moore late Of Texas Navy arrived q,
Charleston the 10Th inst The former left immediately for
Savannah
letter from Little Rock dated on the ls inst states
that rumor is afoat that hostile meeting shortly 10
tske place between Elk Governor Butler u. s. Cherokee
agent, and Col. Mason, of the Army.
Reuben NJ. Whitney is dangerously i'll from a cancer.
CON- Bddle gees to China in the Columbus 10 take ou,
| the ratified treaty, our Consul General, Sc
The Martnsburg, Va, Gazette whig, has been trans
ferred from h. Hunter who conducted it for 10
TO J. +. Stewart.
The Rev L. Angler has resigned his official relation
with the Park Church, at Buffalo.
TheatricaIs, &c.
Anew piece by James Rees Esq has been produced al
the Circus. Philadelphia il entitled the sSpy in Phi.
adephia" and embo!ies events in revolutionary his
W. G. Jones' and "Od Spear" formerly great favorites
at the National are in Boston Spear has been in
condition oi heatrcas was never better in that city than
| at the present time
Mr. Hy Phillips gavea concert in Psburg the 18th
Dresbach, the celebrated Lion King. carried his pet
tiger into the rooms of Daguerreotypist in Phadelphs
on Wednesday, where he sat down very contentedly
with the animal in his arms and had the likeness of him
sell and Companion taken in beautiful STYLE
Mons Philippe, the distinguished professor of the art
of legerdeman who has astonhed the Partisan
lis with his incomprehensblet tea of natural magic
Gently arrived in this country and will make his first ap
psarance in America at the Masonic Temple, Boston,
about the first week in April
NAVIGATION AT THE NoRTH.-Livingston Il Co,
the entefprisng express liners have sent the follow
| ing information 10 us.
BUFFALO, March 10th. ls45 Snow has been falling
since the night OF the 10th, and although it lies but
very short time nevertheless puts check upon all
sness operations, and renders travelling exceedingly un
pleasant and difficult Since the derartIre Of the
United States for Detroit Monday the 10th inst
haIbor has become choaked up with drift ice pre-
vent her return and am informed, she remains Of
Caaraugus, whence she will return to Detroit without
waiting for our harbor to open, to come back here.
There is no certainty about the navigation lake
being fully open before the LIST Of April then have
had such remarkably mild winter, that j. would be
extraordinary the weather should continue IT,
wet, stormy and unpleasant, the rest OF this month
Two rev steamsrs have just been put the lake
one of them very large and elegant boat OF the first
class the other not go large but said to be ne saunch
built vessel They will run from here around the
upper lakes, and will make their First trip
navigation is fully opened
have no news to communicate of any interest Every
thing looks dull in fact all kinds Of trade await the
impulse which it is expected the opening offspring viii
impart few OF our merchants have left tor New York.
and others closing the winters business prepara
tory for an early and brisk trade.
DEAR Mr.. EDITOR
In your paper of Friday, you mention on
peare, arrived from lchaboe, with full kcargo OF
Guano, that the anchorage at that place is very
unsafe. several ships having foundered there, and
that the Island is very nearly cleared OF the pre-
Will you have the goodness to ascertain from
Captain Chester, on what day he purposes clear
ing from New York, to make another trip to
lchaboe. Yours, very sincerely, 0. J. G.