The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08
Personal Intelligence.

TIE LEGISLATURE IN THE Cry.-The Solons-who have
been representing the people at Albany in legislative
capacity for the last two months to the city last
night by invitation of the Ten Governors. They came
down from Albany in the afternoon train which did not
arrive here till late hour last night. tons
have been provided for them in different hotels the
largest number perhaps stopping at the Asor To-day
under the guidance Of the Board of Governors they 90
Randas and Blackwels Islands to visit the public nsti
tutons there. They will start upon their excursion
from the Astor House, at half-past eight ococ this
morning. They will return to Albany on Monday, and
resume business Tuesday morning next.
Hon. X. il. Pruyne, Albany; +. Baird, Conn; s. B.
stet Philadelphia; j. r. Blackwell Buffalo: r. s. Low,
New York; Capt d. Babcock, ship Young America; w.
ellis, Y. $ A. s. H. Field Little Rock arrived yesterday
al the Astor House.
Hon. A. Dickson Illinois; Hon R. w. Evans, Maryland;
Rev. Messrs Smalley, Geo. Bushnell $. Sweeter w r.
Hooper j. Washburn, Mass; J. MacAentosh, British Ar
my Iavd hen Royal Navy, among the arrivals at
the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
W. Hobbs, Boston, M Billings New York; 2. M. Taylor
Utica w. Hopkins, Va. J s. Dunning New York. arrived
at the Prescott House yesterday.
Judge TurLbull Mississippi, Gen Frank Granger, Ca.
nandaigua, Col Robert Temple Albany General James
Rhode Island Gen. Arve Clark, Sandy Hill; Hon. A. Up
ton, New Orleans; Col. Ecot, Baltimore; Capt Calnn,
u 8 A.. Hon j. G. Abbott Boston, arrived yesterday at
| the St. Nicholas
The Albany Erening Transcript recently stated that
the wife OF santa Anna was native of Westerlo Albany
countyfa Miss Lapaugh This was an obvious error
the wife of the Mexican chief being known Mexican
lady Of Spanish extraction He married her ten
twelve years ago, when she not ont of her teens
She is represented as very beautiful highly accomplish
ed and of most commanding presence Acorrespondent
an 0syss9 ZIP gives the history Of the
1920 and 1925, when Mexican revolutions as fire.
quent ~ an auspicious happy event has since been in
England Don Lorenzo de Zayaa Governor Of the city of
Mexico left his country for State reasons and spent two
three years in the United States during which time
he wrote history Of his travels in this country, which
was highly spoken Of for its mparaty correctness
4 During short stay at Albany he met, and became
cnamored with Miss Amanda West, of Westero, Albany
county who, at the time, at service with Mrs Cos
by, hndady OF what Is the Clinton Hotel She was
beautiful and intelligent girl read romances good
deal, and frequently expressed strong presentment
that she would one day be elevated TO high position in
| life zavaia married her, and took her with MIN TO
Mexico, on the Of bis party in now revolution
He afterwards sent to France Mexican Minister
when his beautiful Heidelberg wife, with the aid OF
French teacher received addition TO good country
school education. On subsequent visit to this country
2avaa realized large fortune in the sale OF Texas lands
and finally settled rich plantation on the Rio Trin-
dad, where he afterwards died leaving his widow with
-four children fnc river in Texas now bears his name
Mrs Iayaas mother, previous to the first visit OF the
Don TO this country, married second husband, Ger
man named Lapaugh, in Westerlo.
| DEPARTURES.
For Wet Indies IN the steamship curewFor Bermuda
Brettsn Of st Thomas Mrs whtesey child and servant
SoSS clEs ss. TSoSn as Fsf%a Austen
| Prom Canton, in ship Hghhyer-RsyJ Colder lady two
Prom sandwich Isiandrpsn ship Young Ameriea-,Hon
lady Miss Severance, Miss Fowler, Mrs Ladd and son
Mrs staff and daughter, Capt . Penalston.
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