, 1859-11-15
PERSONAL .E.1.D P0LITTC.1L.

Eliza Logan, the actress, has married alr.
George Wood.
- The return of Gov. Houston to tho U. s.
Senate is regarded as certain.
NORTH Elba, the home Of old John Browns
family, gayc last year IL votes for Gerrit Smith
for Governor, is for Parker, and only tseo for
Gov. Morgan.
THE Louisiana Baptist says that The Rer.
}. 4. Graves, editor Of the Tennessee Bapfisf,
preached in ut. Lebanon, La., last week, to
large and patient audience for three hours md
quarter
= IN Bear Valley, California, tue people are
subscribing freely and literally for the Broae-
rick Monument Frnd. Col. Fremont headed
the list With subscription Of $500.
Bayard Taylor spent seven weeks in Cali
fornia, aid delivered about two dozen lectures,
with cltar profit, estimated by some Of his &c"
quaiutan.es there at about 5000.
AIMING the Pcnnsylyanians named for the
place OF 3ig1cr in the United States Senate. we
observe the names Of ex-Gov. Pollock, Morton
NcMicAatl and Judge Wimot.
49, On Tuesday, October 1s, the marriage vas
celebrated at St. Michael's Church, Highgate,
London, ct Alaric Alfred Watts to Ann Mary
Homitt, oder daughter Of William and Mary
Howitt.
The Albany Ereainy journal we'll says:
Brooks, in his efforts to smash the machine,
has met with the same fate as the bull which
undertook like job with the locomotive, In
each case Tie animal Was smashed while the
machine went right on
Sir james Clarke, the eminent London ply
sician, has just retired from his Office Of per-
sonal physician in daily attendance on the
Queen lie has had Charge Of the health Of the
Queen fore years, since her girlhood. Ad-
rancel are and i'll healtl, ulr tho 1rasuus for
| the retirement.
the Democratic nomination for Speaker with
Bocock, though movement is making for 11r.
Pryor, il expectation Of conciliating some
Anti-Leconpton Democrats, and with the hope
! Of coerciny portion Of the Southern 0pposi-
| ton.
The Sew York 7riJnne's correspondent at
Charleston, Va, says:
| "Gos. Wiard's relationship to Cook has
caused vast deal OF suspicion here. md tue
question whether be is or is not all Abolitlonist
and Il DANGEROUS visitor, LAS been very freely
argued. The newspapers have intin,ated that
| be is "wolf in Sleeps clothing" and that
the welfa:e of the country demands that he be
steruly scrutinlzed, which believe he is.'
1t is stated that some Of tbs leading Demo
| Gratis Of Indiana demonstrated strongly Will
| Willard uheu he announced his intention o
trying 70 save his brother in law. They told
him it w,uld ruin the democratic party, and all
that sort Of thing. but be pursued his ONE
course dsGantly.
-Gov. Wise's organ. The Richmond Envai
rtr, talksof poor Douglas and his humbug Il
sYuatter Sovereignty, in the following strain:
"Whsn Johu Brown shuug, Mtre shulz tu<
additional seaJFokds trtettL ~ IT, courage und
fL:lity ead coHssrra.isn Of Fiyg;.ta. Squatte1
Sovereignty shall hang from the one, aud Com
promise rom the other, uutil the Charleston
Convention shallpronouncct the emphatic words
dead, dead, dead ="
-" oceasional,' the Washington correspond
ent Of tile Philadelphia Prs,s, says:
I " 1HC fue54t0n Is frequently ASkGQ III ~ lSlI
ington circles, wlta will announce the death O.
David g. Brolerick ut the meeting Of tile twe
Houses Oh tae 5th OF December? By common
consent, the leading part in this sad ccremon,
will 10 doubt be committed to the men who
were Intimately associated with him during the
struggles Of the past two years. Although
sMal! in number, these brave and Independent
men are among the ablest in either branch
There il zot one oi tAc.n who is not abunIuntl1
qualified to speak Ut the merits OF the Inmentet
Drodefick in terms OF fitting eulogy. Joht
Hickman, Of Pennsylvania, will, Of course, re-
srond 10 the universal wish that he should givt
u'teranes to the estimate lie placed upon tha
hero; joan L. uaskiu will no doubt take par
iu the olsequies, while such men us John &;
f}:ris OF Indiana, Horace F. Clark Of New York
Garnet /. Adrain Of New Jersey, and Isaac y
Norris Of Illinois, will gladly bear testimony Il
the strong gwarm hold lie possessed upon thei
affections md their confidence. 1t is . mistukt
to suppose that s1r. Broderick did not enjoy tht
e>tee'n and respect Ut many men in tile South
lie Was very much admired hy Robert II
TooElbs 4 Georaia, Julln Dcll Of Tennessee
and .JohnI. Crittcntlen Of Kentucky, while II
I tilc RcpuGicuH ranks there was not one to bt
found who did not cherish and ayow the high
est appreciation of his force Of character ant
| Ills lluueAfy or i'ukptsc- l Lavo doubt TIM
| not onir the Republicans, but that son,e Of thu
| Southern Representatives and Senators vii
take advantage Of the Congressional custom
! and render that tribute to 31r. Brodcrick il
death Which al we're SO free to accord to him it
| life"
! it will be observed that Senator Douglas i:
not alluded to in this connection.