, 1861-03-22

Tho Hon. Philo White, 1ate q. s Alnis"
ter to Ecuador, has arrived at his oio nonle III
Wb,testown. New York. .where he ms pur-
ch.,et An estate. \ hi. White has been absent
from his natire village forty years. spent most
of tho time In the service Of h!s county.
pr. Richard Robbins, State Senator from
Decatur county, Indiana, died At hi9 residence
In Greersburg, On the 14th Inst, of hemor'
rhspe Of the lungs. He took his scat in' the
Senate at the commencement Of the session,
but such was tho condition Of bis health, that
he remained but thrce meeks. Ha was Re-
publican, and highly esteemed.
- Some OF the Washington reporters hav-
tng announced that Henry J. Raymond vas
candidate for the Sandman mission, that gen
tlelnan announces through his New York
Times tha. heneither H<ks, expects, nor wishes
any Office. Hethinks he can do the adminls-
tratlon better service as the editor Of the 1imes
than be could in any office which the Presl-
dent might give him.
The papers seem at lo.s to determine
the political proclivities Of William 3. Taylor,
who, It Is understood, has been appointed
Postmaster In New York. The fact tlat Mr.
TAYLOR has been Chief Clerk In the New York
Post Office for the last forty years, without In.
ter1uption,secm to afford no clue By whichto
solve these uncertainties. The New York
World, in order to relieve the anxiety Of al,
announces that Mr: Taylor Is a Republican.
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times writes that Hon. Ansou Bur-
lingamc is receiving numerous letters from
Boston, urging him to return and run
again for Congress, In t1e event OF tho
Of the resignation Of Hon. VIM. Appleton,
which is anticipated. Ns Burllpgamc tayshe
wouldn't go through the campaign again for
"s1 COO q minute" and suggests that scme
other white man ahalI try,it for,a few years,
and zee If he don4 decome sa black n. .thalate
member Of Congress from the Flffh District Of
Moss a.husstts. ',3N4Ikrx - k,.s;.-,. i
-s!r}BenfamIn Brodla; P6yRclau to Her
Npfesty, has lost hts eyes{ght; beyond restors.
tion. The London Medical Circular SAYS: ::
Prior to the late opsration, tha distinguished
German oculi.t consulted in the case lad ex.
pressed IN opinion that the retiua behind tho
cataract would be fourd to hare retained Its
integtity; but n month has p ssed sincc the re-
mo'nl os the leue, aad no hmencmeht What-
ever has taken Place: Objects Of apy Kind ars
totally undstineutshobip, and alinost light
from dalkneaa. In other respects 1t Is satl-.
factory to state taat Slr Ben janiin IS IN good
health, and beara his misfortune With hecom-
Ing fuftstudt.
Col. Cuuulprham, proprietor Of the
rb,r,o.to,, F.,,,;.1 a,,-,. H.. t,1,.,, ha,~to !,
Ass"''.s 4t~'' n@ 1.u aet' "
fortune estimated 1T over 9l,ooo.ooo, but As
there aFe several competitors TO, the fortune,
I lopr caur:e Of litigation may eat up good
.h,,aartt
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- we see by the letters from washington
that ex-senator Push Of Ohio, rs soon as he
ran c1osc IN f;s ,,ns,ress at Cincinnati will
o....,."~: m css.a -1,.-s - III, -.
remove 10 son'nsrn e!7tc' "a:fs 1e "!1 w
p]y himself to Ills profession. AIR. Push has
scinleusly applied himself to the practice Of
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40 p'o'ees1ou.s -. " us ''au 1r.
Elk gears, but with lnd'nssent suecess' we
can readily sec Necessity fer 3 change to
1o.,lj,v which u,nv senr1 tn be mora In con.
..1,
sooaaee villa Ills tastes'
Senator Green, tho disunloa Senator OF
Missouri, has been dcfsased for re-electton.
eGREEN be tAe turf above thee. e."-LesFo9s