The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-02

Captain Adams, Of the Navy, "a passenger In the Pa
eihc which called Saturday, for Liverpool He takes
out the ratified treaty with Japan and proceeds by the
overland roulette Hong Kong, and thence to Jeddo.
Hon. William Eyerhsrt, Of wsstchsster, Pennsylvania,
who ~ present represents the Chester district in Con-
g1ess is passing few days in this city, at tho Union
Place Hotel We learn from him some interesting par
tculass respecting the shipwrsck of the packet chip
Albion Capt Williams, Of this port thirtytwo years
since the coast OF Ireland Mr. Evsrhar ha wing been
the only survivor OF twenty three passengers that
occasion The ship went On shore, the Old Head,
the rocky coast of Knsale the south Of rea nd
on the I'D Of April, 1922 Tders were twenty three
cabin passengers, Of whom ladies' and there
six in the steerage The consisted of twenty
four n of the mates and six of the crew were
savei Mr. Everhsrt WAS thrown by the waves high on
the rocls and saved himself with extreme difficulty.
Among the forty FIVE persons who lost their lives
Captain Williams Count Lefevre Desnouetses, of the
French army ana fsnsr o. Yale SOlsss
voyage to Europe to improve himself in his profession
al studies, and persisted in the 2sth year Of his age
ARRIVALS.
At 81. Nicholas Hotel-Gen. Rowley and family New
Orleans; J. W. Sanford North Carolina; DR. Armsby,
Gen Van Rensselaer, and family, Albany; c. A. Marston,
pire State; Major Fitzgerald u ). A.. Col Thompson,
North Carolina; Capt Edwards, d. Patcbin, Buffalo;
UhP sns a%sSsr o;o0a G. %e
tbrop, New Orleans John N Shaw, Boston. Nine hun
dred guests staying ~ this mammoth hotel OF
which number four hundred and twenty are ladies.
At Il Metropolitan Hotel-Hon j. Dunbar Pa; Col.
Stewart u & A.; Charles Holmes and family St. Louis
John Ihrasher, New Orleans George Turning, British
Ter, Panama; c. c. Gilbert, o. s. A.; A. NJ. Wheeler and
family Philadelphia; Russell East indies J. N. Gray
and family, st. Johns; Capt +. Steele e. S. A A. Ben
merit, France J. F BLAND, 10th Reg't British Army.
AT the Union Place Hotel-Hon. Samuel Smith, Ma
rysyille California; Hon Benjamin f. Butler New York
T. Elliot Cabot and lady, Boston; Mr.. John Gmour and
AID mi nd T. And Uni
New York; 1ottirally, Italy; T. D. Bucezy, Mrs. Ru.
bell Miss raimadge, London Henry = Tuckerman New
York.
At the Prescott Hotel-Dr Canshl and lady Savannah
s. Ravenel Charleston, s. c. ". Robinson, Halifax; r.
G. Lindsay North Carolina; ". s. yanaman, san Fran
cisco; Sutton, south Carolina; W. Strickland Mobile
J. II. Perkins, New York; Carter and LADY, Boston; j.
c. Flo, ghton c. II. Hough.on, 0gdensburg.
At the Irving-Colonel Granger South Carolina; Capt
nSn as suar Tfs w
Pierre Dumont, Paris R. !. Barclay, London.
AT the Astor-G Gen. c. 7. Feuner. R l.; Hon. Charles
Gaines Wisconsin Mr. Tiffany and family, Baltimore
Dr. g. Q Oroim, New York Or. Sherwood and family
Philadelphia; Major f. Dodd, Boston James r.
Otis New Orleans; Dr. Ruchenberger, United States
schcolcrait Albany; Captain whi,ea, United States
Army; c. G,slin aud family, Sharon Springs John H.
Garner and family, Sharon Springs.
From New Orleans and Havana, in the steamship Fl
Dcaado-Samuel Eitsch late acting consul at Aspinwa
NJ de la Forest LADY, FIVE children, and servant Capt
Mccormack, SUR, John Blik, BGallott G de Roy, L
tocaIIes. Mary Barclay, Fernandez, and others.
MOVEMENTS CT SIR EpAuND HEAD.-The Portland ARGUS
of the goth inst says Sir Edmund Head late Ieuten
ant Governor of New Brunswick with his suite arrived
in the steamer Goversor at this place about six O'Clock
yesterday morning, having left st. John IN B the
morning previous. After breakfastng at the United
States Hotel he left in the 81 O'Clock train for Boston
he his isiy avaed themselves of what little oppor
tunity they had, pass through Of the principal
streets of city, ana in common with all other sran.
gers expressed much qualification with its location and
It's appearance They regretted that they could not on
this occasion, stop longer with he to meet
Boston last evening his Leute Governor
Suton, who has just arrived by steamer from Europe
Es expects to spend some four weeks in the United
States, before enteriog the duties of the Office of
Governor General of Canada to which he has been ap
pointed as successor to Lord Elgin. He will shortly
leave Boston for New York. and thence proceed onward
to Washington. from Washington he will return to
Portland and proceed by railroad to Quebec.
The Hon. Thon as II. Benton returned to Washington
days ago. and is at his residence in that city he
has the comfort OF the presence and company of all his
daughters and his grandchildren.
From New Orleans, in steamship FL Dorado-samuel
Hersch. late acting Consul at Aspinwn de Ia Forest
lacy five children and servant Capt Mccormack, SUR
Billik Cabot, DeRoy, L S,gerac, W Elkin, L
stembeiin, Sverige, N Potocarreo Mary Barclay s
Fernandez and others
From London, in ship Hendrick Hudson-Messrs San
etrs, <ary, Phillips, Camford, Wright and family.