The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-25
Personal Intelligence.
MOVEMENTS OF JOHN mitchell.


John Mitchell having been invited to lecture in Boston
win deliver lecture in that city on the 2sth instant on
The duties Of European refugees in this country After
the publication Of the first number two Of his paper he
will lecture II Philac lpha and Baltimore and probably
some other Southern cities. This he considers better
way Of addressing the people than through medium o.
expensive dinners
ARRIVAL OF ANoTurp rprau
Yesterday Mr. John o'Mshony OF Ba lyrasle in this
county of Tpperary arrived in this city from France He
was passenger in the Humboldt. He gentleman OF
Independent fertuns who joined the revolutionary move
uent and two three months after the arrest OF the
principal leaders he raised ,orce in conjunction with
John Savage and esuy attacked several police bar
racks He was at lsng however, compelled to retreat
before su peror forcs and ultimately fed to France,
where be been to the present tins. There
brayer or truer man than o'Mahony.
DEPARTURE OF P. ]. sMYrH FOR IRELAND.
Mr. p j. Smyth who assisted so well in the liberation
of John Mitchell sailed yesterday in the Atlantic for Lv-
erpool IN route Ireland He engaged In the revo
utopary movement Of 1885, but there Indictment
found against him. &C that being the case, tho govern
nent are barred by statute Of limitations from prose-
cutting bi He does not of course, intend to re-
main in Ireland.
L. Chittenden ESD, Fort Washington Joshua Culver,
Armenia F. Jones Bsston j. W. rs n
rived ct the Prescott House yesterday
ARRIVED.
From San Juan del horte in tho steamship Northern
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swo iidren, Miss Maria Briggs K ogden, Or NTH
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A''A 'H' '''''"S'' DEPARTURES.
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Miss Belica MT Smith and asryant . Baksr New York
Bunridge do; Mr Fuller do; Messrs Rodrgues, do
r Meyer Bolivia Mr. Jules Lorilleux, New York. Mr. Som
merfeld Wamsor, of San Francisco Mr. Lindsncr, do
Haiven M Marsares smith New York &
lips Va; MIR jos Miss Foote Toronto His Excel
leScy Gov seymour, Minister TO hussia; Mr. Eryns
Fa His Fxcellency John Aason Minister to France
Mrs Mason Miss Mason and James Mason Capt Jsckman
OF Hamburg Wilson, Liverpool, Capt Willoughby, New
York James Reidam, Chicago; Mcasstsr, Louis Maus
sot Fish, August Schroeder, johnson, Mrs Weleh
James rolfree Oliver Johnson, Jr Morgan Gunderson
John Brown, r N Dobbs, BroOhsrdins, Andrew Linoh
John Boyd, Il Duval, Mr. Haeey.
For Savannah, in steamship Florida-J 0osdwin ladJ
and child, Johnson, wetmore Blodgess' ords
u Herriok lady and child, Kilburn, TillinghAs,
Concklin Miller, Ellnger, MIS- Hsst,ngs Miss Starr
w Ainsworth, Mrs eyin Mr. 4 Hyde Miss u York
Miss Z Myers SO in the stceraKc. u,. :,
KEGS Is Vidal j w Mesks, Jr, A Manual, HogTns.
Chuchtop Cbuohton, A Hitchngs and four children
John Evans wife and three children, II Boss south
worth Luxford and lady, Mrs Plsgg Mrs Scohed, ia
Dennenyilie ID i shearer strstep, Isasc Sisson,
Hart, Bowen J Cumninsky and lady, Thos Bishop,
Seymour, McKarmy Richd Bower, Armstrong ant
lady, j Lowis-6l in the steerago.