The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
Personal Movements.

Personal Movements.
The Hon. Mn. PHnNIx, will sail in the packet
health Of member Of his family makes the voyage me-
cessary.
Mr. Clay has sent from Ashland, Ky. recently,
TO- pounds of hemp to New Orleans to be shipped
from thence to New York.
WIN. SMITH, the younger brother Of Joe Smith,
the Mormon prophet arrived in st. Louis, the goth
ult. on his way to Nauvoo
Gov. EDWARDS, of Missouri has issued his proca-
nation for the election of members of the Convention
remodel the Constitution.
Courier DIES Etats Unis states, that Lamartine is
soon to make trip to this country to study the progress
Of democracy George Sand is about to visit CONSTANT
Hugo st. Petcrsburgh NJ Arago is about to pay a visit
at Berlin to his illusfrous friend Mr. Dc Humboldt.
The Missionary Herald acknowledges the receipt
Polk and GEORGE M. DALLAS Honorary members of the
American Board of Foreign Missonsthe former from
pensoncr in New Lebanon, N. " and the latter from
fricnd' in Pine Orchard, Greene Co. N. y
Lyel the geologist, will revisit the United States
in the of the present year. His book Of travels in
Cooper's new novel is announced in England as
the COLONY; or, the Family Of Little Page"
Mr.. Cherry, the wing candidate for Congress in
Northampton, NJ c., Is dead.
II, G. Conkling has been appointed Postmaster Of
Brooklyn.
The Boston Journal states that the Rev. Clement
NJ. Butler rector of Grace Church. in that city, formerly
Of Georgetown d. C contemplatcs separation from the
people under his The illness of his lady assigned
az the Of this acher health requiring more con-
genial climate.
The Rev. Mr.. Pierpont, by the terms of his sepa-
ration with the Hollis street church. receives all his ar.
rearages OF salary, amounting to about $4,000.
Joseph Fletcher, Esq, of London, recently gave
E200 sterling to be expended in the Of books
for the library of the Baptist College In Montreal
Stultz, the celebrated London tailor, has given
donation Of $4,000 to the Taiors Benevolent Society
and promises as much moro a site for certain
buildings which the Society about to Greet can be pur
chased Stultz though tailor, is every inch man.
Among the passengers in the Northumberland, for
London were Judge VIM. Kent and wife, who have start
ed on general European tour.
The Hon. MIR. Jewett, Charge d'Affairs to Peru,
LADY, daughter and servant, arrived here yesterday We
understand that they to take passage 10 Chagrcs
the u s. schr On-ka-hye, Lieut. Com Sinclair. -Norfok
Beacon, Thursday
The marriage of DR.. CIymcr, u. S. NJ, of Phila-
depha to the daughter of Capt shubrck of the navy,
was expected to take place Friday night in Washing
ton Hon. Mr. ngcrsoll J. Fennmorc Cooper and sevc-
raj OF the official dignitaries were to be present
We learn by the Philadelphia papers, thatthe Rev.
Dr. Tying, Rector Of the Epiphany Protestant Episcopal
Church. of that city, has been unanimously elected by
the congregation of st. Georges New York, to the Rec.
orshp that church. left vacant by the demise OF the
late amentcd DR.. Milnor.
The Hon. Leverctt Saltonstall, who has for some
months past boon afflicted with affection Of tho heart
died at his residence in Salon. the 9Th inst az the age
OF - years
w. w. Cherry, wing candidate for Congress In
North Carolina, died suddenly at Northampton Court
House last week, @fri