, 1861-02-06
PERSONAL

= It is Iow reported, fays the Charleston
J: Courier, TINT Col. Colt will soon establish an
arms factory In Georgia, in connection with
Mark 4. Cooper.
Mr.: Par-ott, the delegate from KANSAS,
who had 1 valuable slnve bequeathed to him
him on Monday last, and sent him as freeman
E-The wife Of ff1ibuster Henniugson at New
York has caused the arrest of q MN who both
cred her daily lin her husbands absence at the
South) with bill Of s55:85, threatening at last
to print 1t in circular form and scatter 1t over
the city, to be sold to the highest cash bidder,
Among the items are $825 advanced on guns
at the pawnbrokers, and IS loaned to Mr. H to
70 to tbs Japanese party ut Mrs. Bennetts-
Mrs. H. denies the bill in toto. j.:
The Scientific american brirgs out Hon.
Eutler G.:Noble of Wisconsfn-LLeut.G Cover
5r-for the Office Of Commissioner Of Patents
aaer the incoming administration.
= We had d esll the other day from Mr. L.
] aHin, OIL d Il s., doing business In Chicngo.
:! ;:e iowa City Rspu57ieaa tays Of him thai, a.
,oush lifelong Democrat, with strong
1oEs'as proeliyisits, he goes In for the Con-
tuition as it is, tile Union rs It is, the laws
E, they are, aud for Old Abe for President tor
tae next tour sears. That comes 60 near to
Icing Republicanism itself that friend Latin
will do to receive into the Republican church.
--Danenpor3 Ga-ttte.
Theodore Rynders, nephew Of the United
States Marshal at New York, who, 1t was al
ltged some time ago, eonnived at the escapeo Of
8 siayer, is dead Soltening Of the brain. the
,aa1ady with which he was seized, took him of
TN Monday last.
Col. Joseph r. Smith, Of the United States
trmy, and for many years resident Of Mon-
Toe, has been ordered ty the Government to
join his regiment, and he left yesterday morn
Ing for that purpose.-Afo"Foe lAieh) Iaess,
.Iah- 80.
james Mitchell, Of Washington, long coll
l.ected with the Southern and American Tele-
graph Company's lines at different points, died
taere on Thursday last, after btIef Illness, Of
typhoid fever.
-lieut North, lately Of the United States
navy, has accepted the Office Of admiral Of the
lazy Of South Carolina, which navy couslsts
ftle revenue cutter stolen from the United
! States,
If there ever WAS auy doubt that the De-
] troit Eaes Ress was the meanest paper, and its
| hat doubt has now nr CHIN to being reasona-
| I,Ie. The Ffte Press comes down on Mrs. G.
| Varian James, the lady who letc]y gave con-
cert in this city, sayagely and bru1aiiy, and IT
| is evident that the only motive for the attack
| ia bcceuse Mira. James sings the Star Spauglcd
| Banner, and 9th Union songs, and refuses to
1save any ythlng to do with secets ion muslc. The
| Fiee Pess meanly ailudes to her " Southern
| tour" and hints at tar and feathers il 1he ia
| caught too fur South, There has no meancr
thing than the Ffes Press article alluded to
!,sen published in thi, Stnte since it became
State.-Gyaad Rapids Eagle.
Mr. james T. Brady made very able speech
at Union meeting In New York on Wednes-
day night. He defended the Republicans
t s.suipst the charge Of being lboiitionist8, He
condemned in emphatic terms the proceedings
,f the stcesslonists. He haid 1t would yet be
shown that the secession movement OF south
Carolina was wholly disconnected with politi'
| c4l a1Elirs. He told tie South that we Of the
| North should still lie in the United States Of
| America whatever they might do. He thought
that after u time the men Of the South would
sober down and see their mistake He pro-
| posed three cheers for holor Anderson, and
| Acy were given with a will
| For once the Washington Constitution has
said good thiDg-itaunounced its own death.
| The liabilities OF Measrs. Dcforest, Arm
strong &, Co., dry goods dealers in New York,
who filled lew days ago, are but little short
| If S1,5OO0t Of which nearly 0ne-fourth Is
''"-.''.rrsd paper. Tie firm compromised in
| 1857.
| -A1ss RichlDgs is q somewhat noted vocal
| ist. At the tins Of raising the American flag
| upon the dome Of the Indiana S:ate House, Il
short time since, she appeared before the
| patriotic audience md sang the Star Spangled
! Banner with brilliant eject. A few day S since,
| Miss r. appeared betors Virginia audience
| and tran4pIcd On the same American t1ug, and
the traitorous crowd applauded vociferously..
| Miss r. las undertaken to play two parts that
's> tAa adomtic milistones be apt to crush
her.
| We are pleased to chronicle the fact that
y lady Of this city has lately fallen heir to an
Immense Cuban estate, valued Mt not less than
! $4,000 The name Of the lucky person is
Mrs. B. 3. Vandergrif. Mr. Vandegrif is
whiting up big affairs in this city, preparatory
to removing with his family to Cuba-CiHein-
natl EnoufTrr