, 1861-03-29
PERSONAL.

-hon- 1oseph Root, formerly Represen-
tative in Congress from Ohio, and one Of the
Lincoln. Electors at Large In that State, Is
mentioned as the probable SUCCESSOR Of Hor.
John Sherman In the House Of Represents
tives. T.. .t,
-Wm. 3. Russell, the correspondent Of the
London Times nude speech at the st. Pat
ricks Supper in New York, on Monday night
OF last week, In which he remarked that in
New York city, on Monday, be sawmoro Irish
men with good hats and coats oa than he ever
saw before. = -.-':- -
+ -"Count johannes" " obtained . verdict Of
$4,000 against the Boston 40as and Be-. in the
Superior CouTtof that city, for > libel, con-
-talned in, an account Of the Prince Of Wales
ball, published IN the At7as and Be-. The i.
and B. Company mede no defence, allowing
the case to 60 BIZ default, and there may be 4
new trial ct future day.
: Mrs. Thomas Winnns's funeral at. Bs1t,.
more, on the goth inst. was immensely at-
tended. This most excellent lady had been in
the tabit'of distributing from s25, 900 to sso.-
ooo annually among the poor. At the period
Of her death SIZE vas supplying some seventy
to: eighty INDECENT families. Ii wss touching
in tha e1tremeto behold these sorrow. stricken
dependents cluster in and around the church,
and follow IN tha funeral cortage. Mrs. ":
died Of f,puerperal fover, a disease which las
proved very 1atal to ladies in Baltimore during
the past few months.
Hon. Vim. L. fancey is In receipt of pree-
ent, in the shape ofa splendid pair Of dark hav
borsaa ~, 5ono. = . n'-, e41 :. eath oaS
e.a ana % 3hs tssaa sunoa =. ~ neo,amln kooertson'
tu1n.out as ever caused IN o1,.ten tha ~ -
counoisseur. =. ;19 y u u
y ,-,1ov'. Ellis o. North Carolina lis dying Of
4uch consumption. =.
Gen. Charles Rrackep. ona ri tre n1onaer.
nj: W;aeons,,,, d,ad ~ 1U1a,,I y. ~ ptone..s
eo,,,+a ' ~ 49, ~ =. "n1e oroFe' lafayette
county, on the 18th inst-~. He was . native Of
Pittsburgh, and removed to LAFAYETTE county
-5n7sa8, In thr R1acctt s Ts;r,- ~. zoos
- - tta"n "al VI Aoo'' ae
"as aa aaa 10 General Dodge, and actively
participated in the battles Of Pecatonica, Wis
cuusin!: HEIGHTS. and Rail Ava II roc ,eo
=. -. $50, ..sH1, 10y Va4 49, ~ ioes-ss
.'1-t?- "a neaus1 ~ I4e 1eIfitoflal Leg1s-
lature, and member Of The State Legislature
of 1853. &
Hon. Andrew johnson Ii .sornethfnor ahor.
medium iieipht, WIN lnok of .tnrd;nss. S, s.s
.ss.s.1s 80 r.sss 1 .as> ~ o.u' ulAess anu
n'ssa1t 1ofse. 1us iaee Is 1onnd IN oatline,
and IS strongly marked. It has something Of
an INN lnok. yih),cl, Ia NOT 1essanea. ~ -,
:. H.. s,s -. - Nv 4eneu ~ LIS
steaoy 6na gleaMlns eyes, nor by; the heavy
>mass ofblack hair which covers his head, :
-Green Clay, sim of Drntn, r Civ ,a,-z
tho Kentucky aas FIG, has been: Appointed @ atss
sius being Minister. Iii. Clav Il . 1sIenta5 H
highly educated and accomplished youne , cen,
BE craduated At Ya1e Cdlisca. ana has peee6t. =.
II Completed hIa law studies at Bostnn,@N I
y. WofzI s""4e7 ~ Aos]on'--'.
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IL gsnrn s,.Sa y. ra5nam Jast appoanted Consul
Hons nos;tions nf hGnn- @ s1d As aa aG.n r.
IA haa seTred ons ter1s, a. ~ sptssnty. ststa 'sny.
nm the Rnf1a1o 1tstrfct u ,s sa5 ssnta snaae
Bnffalo dnI I3Gr F11lmora;s .5n,Isst4ia "
me Of the to e1ectra II 1a4ga fhst naa3 e,
rnta nf New York for T5ncoi,, u tIat s.ss tae
t1aman IF f1ne orator;a1 ;,n@ra.s , ~, 10 gen
ard has 1nnderata 1922 pna e.s tlge scaota
Tar1e7 pntnain ia ie fsiSar ~ rana4 ns own. ~
Congress for two terms he Geneseae end TN N
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