, 1859-03-12
Personal and Political.

4 relative Of John Q. Calhoun deaies that he
wss swsdeuborgian-
Tho students It Amhsrst College Are abou.
|xo present s'7t'' ef9lat to she -,asrable :
e. jacob nis4 ;z .za tsey;a ; Ill., Of t.ial
moi {, and Pfezsaent Of heMarine taik OF tbaf
city, died on Sunday.
Private advices by the steamer Jura state
that the Hou. J. Clancy Jonas Was .eesived At
the Court Ut v1eh65 On lh6 14t6 1lE,, q Unit.
ed STATE. Hinistsr.l III i,;, II 49,:
II personal liberty law, siv}hnx + q, fugitive
slares ssial By jar95 u before he Penss3IvAaia-
Legislature. 1t vss reported BY thu judiciary
@qPpp4{4 : 4:eto1 ( t4e 4opss.l Y Z
Major Henry ". Thomas OF Fairts1 Coun.
IT,, Virginia, Was nominated for Co1gresa BY
the Opposition Convention, at Alexandris, for
tho Seventh Congressional District of yir-
ginia. -.
The Rsv. Charles B.ecber Of Georgetown
Is reported to hare renowned tbs doctrine Of
original depravity in his pulpit, last Sunday,
declaring thst men ara bpu pure as Adam, with
every 1aculty perfect
..-Latters have been. received from tho Rer.
Theodore Parker since his arrival in Havana,
announcing the cheerful intelligence Of great
: improvement in his health: He was to sail for
et Thomas on the 2e1 ult. =;
The editorial chair OF the Providence jour.
nal is occupied during the absence Of Henry B.
Anthony, cs Senator in Congress, by John b.
Bartlett, who waa the Commissioner to run the
boundary line between Mexico and the United
States, under Ar, Fillmore. :. 20
Mr.. Smith 0'BEen hes been invited to
public dinner bI number Of his admirers in
Richmond. His reply was, that as he is making
simply private tour through the country. be
preferred to avoid all such public demonstra-
tions- - 49,. 81.
F. n. Underwood. one Of the projectors
and editors Of the Atlantic Monthly, has seyer-
cd hia connection with that Magazine, and has
alsoretired frnn he'establish shment Of Phi1lips,
Sampson l. Co., with which he had been tcr
many yea1s associated. .-...
The Savanpah Republican makea The recent
revolution In Hayti the occasion Of some sug-
gestions O. to the remuneration of the Inland.
Of course, reasons shat are good for Cuba are
good for Hay.i or for Jamaica. But would it
mt be wellto get Cuba trat2,
The Supreme Court at Washington, in the
case Of the United ststes ia Sherman H. Booth,
Tbs Supreme Courtya. Error to Supreme Court
Of Wisconsin, held the 9hole conduct Of the
Court below to be totally Illegal and virtually
revolutionary; that the Marshal had ri ght and
it uas his duty. to resist BY force any such in
'terfererca as that in, the case Of Booth, on the
part OF the State powers and that the Fugitive
Slave act was clearly 60 Constitutional
Mrs. De- Grove, Mrs. johnson, and large
number OF other women in New. York, have
formed q club which ia devoted to the discussion
Of oil the topics that concern or affect The do.
mestie and social reletions Of hfe. The organi-
zation is national. Aux;liaries are to be- formed
IN oil parts Of the land. The club in New York
holds regular monthly meetings. The subjects
to be discussed are those that pertain to domes-
lie cookery, the wardrobe, the laundry, house
hold utensils and machinery, house furnishing.
warming aud lighting: household expenses and
economies, domestics. family hygiene, tho man.
ngement and education Of children, the difficult
ties encountered, and the reforms needed, &C.,