The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05
Personal Intelligence

The King OF Portugal accompanied by his brother the
Duke of Oporto and attended by the Duke de Terceira
entered Turin the 18th Of july having arrived the day
before at Genoa board the French imperial yacht the
Refine Hortense, from Palermo.
The children Of Lucien Bonaparte who almost all
in Paris, have been painfully afflicted by the intel
Of the death of their mother which took place
the 18th Of July, at snigagia, in the Roman States
Count Mole has lately returned to Paris from Toptz
where he had several heightened interviews with the
Count de Chambord. The ex-Ainster made his submits
sion form. The Count also brings word that the
generals in exie-Iamorcere, Bcdeau Changarnicr
and the othershave formally made their submission to
the Count de Chambord and recognized him as their e-
climate sovereign.
General Crawford has resigned his functions Military
Penipotentary of England at Vienna but will for
some time leave Of absence in the neghborhood OF the
Austrian capital.
The Emperor Alexander H. has consented that the chill
dren of Prince Peter of Oldenburg General in the Rus
sian army shall use the title in Russia.
Prince Poniatowski will be- it il said the director
Of the Grand Opera at Paris.
General Count Granville, Austrian military commits
sioner at Paris received by the French Emperor
the 18th ult., prior to his return to Vienna.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has released Cecchet who
sentenced to of imprisonment for reading the
Bible in company with the members Of his family
Cecchett Is absent himself from Tuscany during the
unexpired period OF his original sentence.
The King and Queen Prussia arrived at the chateau
OF Edmannsdor in sesia the evening of the 1ith Of
July.
The Archduke Rainier has left Vienna for Brunn.
Letters from Warsaw that Marshal Paskiewitch
has had sudden attack Of Illness
The Captain General Of Catalonia has sent the Bishop
Of Urgel in exile to the Balearic Isles.
ARRIVALS.
At the Irving House-Hon. Judge Wayne Georgia. Jas.
Butler Ohio Gen. Walbridge Albany; Capt. w. H. owen
Washington; j. L. Newbod, Pennsylvania H. Root Hi
nsis J. r Farley, Dubuque Hon T. Wright Ohio; 9; r
New Jersey; j. +. Tallmadge, Alabama.
At the Astor House-Capt. T. D. Palmer, stonngton;
J; W Fitch, New London; Capt Blanchard, Portland J..
Ohio; J. II. A. Frost, New Orleans j. Fla, Mobile j. K
Carter, Georgia.
At the Smithsonian House-George searer New Orleans
Anthony Stark do; Col. 7. A. Brnsmade Washington
ii. Parry, do. Dr. Gilbert, Memphis Tenn. j. NJ Graves
Philadelphia; Henry Mertz, Trenton 7; vandicke, Cali
fornia Major schenck South Carolina W. j. Brownweh
Washington; Col. NJ Task, New Orleans; H. Wheeler, st.
Louis; X. Stone, do.
From Havre, in steamship Ariel--M Tyston, Mrs
Tylston, of Paris; Misses + and Tylston, Master
1yIston, Miss smith and servant X Rosen and lady,
kohnstan stern and lady, Mrs II Mercer and two
children, Giani Heydecker, : Lawrence, Van Ant
werp, Ieyerheim and lady, J Meyer, simpson, DR.
Roger and lady, Miss Roger, Mrs farenger, Mr. smith,
Mr. Lvermann, VIM Bockin, Mr. vassar, G Barney,
Gradot 10th, Mrs Pehry and two children Mr. Pole
and lady Mr.. Heckmsnn and lady VIM fritch, schnid
Strauss, Koebel Mongorch and son, Mr. polissand
and son. Virschland, Miss Nrschland Miss Virsch
land, X Metzger, Mr. Girard, Greth, Fhorni DIR En-
ger, sandry Becker, Mrs Bregenzer and child Mrs
Gugot and child Mrs Grosjeau.
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah, in the steamship Alabama Stephen
Clark, Dunlop and lady, Mrs Ebell Miss ngersoll,
Fills, Graves, Bass, II Loud aud rs in the
steerage.
For Charleston ,per steamer Marion-w L. Baldwin
Y. II. Woodward, saul Rudaicl X. Chandler, W. Bishop
Mrs. A. Lewis w. Hacusker, y. Bosch VIM. Mitchell
ri Willis IT, H. Levin j. King lady and 2 children: W
Dare wife and children Tbeo. smith Jno Hayes and
Is in the steerage.
For Richmond, &c, in the steamship JAMESTOWN
steere George kars, smith Howe James D Taylor, A.
Gwynn, W Is Hall, I l. simpson, Perham, w. III. oil
YER David Bridges, W. Newell Mrs Iicchtwcrp, Mics
Coleman Mrs Hail. John Howland X II Tower, lady, four
children and servant; Mrs Pruyn Mrs Webster Bun
ker, Miss Bunker, Tyler, Miss Hakes, Miss Never,
George Watson, lady and two children, Miss g John
and two children Joseph Rawns 10 seamen and y in
the staeraKe