The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15
RerannaI lnfsllanence

The arrival OF ex President Fillmore at Montpelier on
the 10th inst created considerable sensation II was
telearaphed that he would arrive the Thursday
morning train, but ewing to the unusual running Of the
cars he end his company reached Cottrs hotel about
hall past ten O'Clock. Charles Lyman, Esq, Abjah
Keith Charles Iewey, and q. W. Willard, with others,
met him at TIE junction AT the hotel, the Montpelier
band play cd several lively pieces, when the expresisnt
appeared upon the balcony and delivered brief speech
though he at the time suffering from cold.
He was answered by hearty cheers.
Washington correspondent Of the Pennsylvania In.
9ner sayswtbn the past few days the University o.
Virginia has been tie scene OF incidents hardly creda
an able mplshed lady the sister of Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and OF Mrs Stowe visited the vicinity Of
that institution Her presence was soon known, and
she treated TO mock serenade and Mrs. Stowe
burned in efgy.
The Columbus, Ohio, Journal OF the 11th inst says
In company with large number Of friends aud as.
uuaintaDces, Mt the railroad depot this morn ng
bade farewell 10 young friends Dr. William MsMlen
and DR.. William Tbral, who have left for the pur.
pose Of entering e service OF he Emperor Of Russia
surgeons They proc ed directly Washington to hold
interview with the Russian Minister after which they
VIII sail from Few York to Bremen thence by railroad to
Bern from there mate their way to st Petersburg
the usually travelled route 1t is expected as soon
they properly commissioned by the En- peror that
they win he dispatched at to the seat of We
have seldom more sad array of fearful counter
than Witnessed at the departure OF these
req ret their departure they could admire the
bold and manly split, the proud selfdependence and
esresnes tnat have actuated these fine specimens OF
"Youpg America"
Hon IS E~,ng, of Tennessee, has arrived in Wash
ton bis way to New YORK. where he takes the mex
Liverpool steamer for brief European tour
Lieutenant Scott Of the United States steamer Mich
gan, who was court martaled at Erie, Pa, on the
charge OF purchasing coal for the steamers fro
ptrsorai favorites, has been honorsbly acquitted.
Governor Barstew, of Wisconsin, is now visit to
Warrington city.
Mr. J. W Peterson, of the ParkvilIe Luminary has
returned to Chicago, his former residence.
ARRIVALS
Al the st. Nicholas Hotei-Hou. s. Sanford Derby
Gen, d. Kimberly New Haven't Lewis E. Wells, Philadel.
phis; Col r. France; James McQusde Utica Watson Wall
tort Wayne; j. v. Marks, New orleans; John b. Marsh.
Schenectady.
At the Metropolitan Hote-Hon II Ewing Tennessee,
Hon ID 4 pitney Ihio Gen towar, Pa; Wm milford;
Ton Island: n W Bailey Philadelphia Gen johnson Pa
Rott Ren,law, Baltimore; W II James, CT; A Eley
UsA.
At the Aston Uouse-Cspt A Darling Washington; d w
G Morris PHILADELPHIA; Robinson Tennessee; Andrew
Tracy Woodtock:L Norga1, J; 1T Elliott PhIadel.
pha; Wsler Roplns, New Orleans Critterden, Alba.
ny; Jsawyer, Boston
1.-THE Prescott HoussChas berger, Fort Wsshinx ton
French Boston; Meyers, Viraais Chss Brandies w
Gefien, Klenke Charleston, G.; Bissingtr NY.
from Charleston in steamship Rashviils-E A Walker,
Mrs walker, Mr Moynex and son, Mrs Wltherc son.
Bose MARX iiehe, Parker, u Brown Mrs Beach,
Miss u Jones, Bss!ett and lady Bischof @ Lave Z
Heede Beesh, Rev ohm, Mrs Coin, Miss Bailey,
Mise McDorugh, w Morris. 4 Grimke Capt Gedney,
A; Mrs Stone and niese Hinksmp ard lady, Miss ink
amp Brisbane and n sons Misses and Eriseanc
Nts brisbane, II Wayhe lsdy mi child; Il Wehye,
Crandbll snd lady, Marsenhoh q Mitchell, Nun.
Ter ady child and tTo servanrR EldJve and lady Capt
u inoher WAdss orth, fate aud lady, E drdse
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