The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-24
Personal Intelligence.
THE LATE GENERAL EsrOouRr.

the AdjutaDt General Of The British army 10 the Crmsa
pays tribute to his personsI qualities and merits
which entirely c0incioes with the estma alton Ia which
he held BY all persons 1t the seat OF government
with whom. ouripg his ftsdeoce there he In per-
sonsl or official intercourse We quote from the Tran
General Estcourt was one Of the British officers by
whom toe boundary hae was Cd out under the Ash
burton treaty While executing this commfsson he
sidsd fer considerable part OF thar winter ut
Washington, and became known to many OF our pubic
men ana military OHhctrs. more agreeable anu est-
ma bile has rarely visited cspts from any
country He full OF intelligence and infor N alton,
free frcm every thing Of the vanity tho roushness
gether pe msdel OF the Chris soldier
Of sny nation earth gould present His charming ad-
dreR mace fri nds for him wherever he went and not
few American hearts w sympahize deeply with his de-
voted wife (wbo followed him to the Cr,mea, she did
her gallant and accomplished husband. After his
turn fien tie Upied States Gen Esteourt Tor
time m inter- OF the House Of Commons.
The Hon Charles II Ruggles, says the Mlwaukie
Nts OF the 18th nst Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
Of the State of NV York accompanied ty Mrs. Rug
ees, arrived in this city last evening from Fond Lac
ano has rooms at the Walker House. Jucgs RuggIss
left home several weeks ago with Of recruiting
his health. impaired by long and upremi,tng applies.
ton to the srouous lebors OF his ION and having
msd~ the tour OF the great ists l. his return
to New oIk by the way Of g. isgo and the Lake Shore
profound pleasure that his journey to the north
contributed largely to the Of his heAsh and
snas re le'u i sSme In excellent spirits wen =:
without regret We dare to cay that bis improved
dition has net cbaAaed the dee already
present var from the pu bc Ia that tribu aal
itself utfrous Of which h has been since its foundA
Loc a distinguished ornament.
The mary admirers end personal friends OF Senator
Sumner, rays the hlwsukie Wtcosin the 10th inst,
who is now tour through the West, may not be
nere.tsi with an incident 10 his travels tsat but for
good fortune might have resulted in bis death While
being driven TO the boat In single carriage, At of
the towns Of the Mississippi I've forget whch) the
horse took fright and furicusy towards the levee
The covardy driver jumped and left Mr. Sumner to the
mercy Of urguiced and furious horse Ths horse If
ter psssiog and running against several teams omui
buses, &c turned conner upon full speed and threw
Mr. Sumner upon the ground vith the carriage COM
petely top Of him. On went the korse Me- Sumner got
up. and found he had escaped deast most m racu
lous manner The pr ncp 4 injury he sustained the
fprsinrg ard wrsncbirg OF his LEFT foot winch still
uncoM Portable when here This accident detracted
much from the peasur.s OF tee lat portion Of hS trip
and has in act prevented his completion Of his original
design OF travel. as was very lam. while here and Was
scarcely able 10 sleep from the pains which his ured
foot gave him. 1t very annoying to the adm r. rs
and scqusintsDces OF Mr.. sumoer TO him mpng
through the streets when ne had been accustomed to
step seldom equabed In elasticity But the
from A'eirbie injury, or perhaps death, was almost
miraculous.
AT the Metropolitan Ho.el-hon: n. McLane, Mary.
,aa hs So,,h st,s,on ssnseS Fsl. Hon wash
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Navy, iady and family.
ARRIVALS.
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PARCELS LADY and child Samuel Jonss Joha o Dan.
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Alexander noimstron, PC sharpe, Miss Hal The ma
II ard John ynn and lady spencer A n Abbott Rob.
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sullivan, Robinson, y o. Brien Mrs MoutAins asd
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