The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-23
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Personal Intelligence.
ge Law was entertained yesterday at IL
Hotel by a party Of his personal and
The Hon. T.. r. BARTLETT. of Kantuck,
Personal Intelligence.


George Law entertained yesterday at the Metro.
potan Hotel by party Of his personal and political
friends. The Hon. f. b. Bartlett, Of Kentucky, Pres-
dent Of the grand National Know Nothing Council ard
several others from Virginia. Kentucky, and PennsJva
mia, the friends of "Iivs Oak George" present
The Honorable Pierre Soue late Minister for the Uni
ted States at Spain, and A. Dudley Manu. arrived In the
city last night and stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
on his way to Kansas.
The other day Governor Tazewel of Virginia, now
81 OF age warranted by the City Of
Norfolk to before the Mayors Court the charge
ernor conducted his case, the Beacon says with
hands tremuous, eyes partially dmmed and voice hus
az s. 70 nssS hs
before Mayors Court. He still displayed the great
legal acumen and extraordinary abilities which him
such celebrity at the bar, in highest State courts
and the Supreme Court Of the United States thirty odd
years ago. The charge was dismissed. Mr.. Tazewell
President and, during the early stage OF his admins
Aton was his ablest supporter in that body. subse
to Mr. Van Baen Gsnsrai JsoPson osrea him sae
mission to Loodon before the appointment given to
Mr.. MLane, and proposed that he should undertake a
the British government. Mr. Tacewell free trade
man and earnestly desired to get rid Of the proectve
pointment under the conviction that the ituton
old not vest the authority for that purpose in the treaty
stiuton he Understood it, carried him to different
copclusion but the idea found favor with the oil
Virginia statesman t and being 6 S conscientious % man.
induced to abandon the scheme Twenty five years ago
Er Tazewe was OF the most venerable looking
presence be was about the striking figure the
chamber tte filed with the flower o. the older states
men Of the republic.
interior Of Kentucky and intends extending bis journey
to the Mammoth Cave.
ARRIVALS.
At the St Nicholas HoteMr Lacayo and son, England,
Adrian Zalaya Juan Tasaren, London; g. Magnet Paris
Is9 S' Mss
T.s Tn? G. Snsnaa sS hnssn Carr
IL A:s! Men
Paris; Capt. Adams U. s. N; 0. Clark, Texas.
At the Smithsonian HouseG. L. Stone, Alabama Rev.
sns GATES Yonsr Rsv s. saeR Aexsndr
Va Rsy Hall Ss.imorS; Cen s,%p'e%H Mssssi..ipp
B. Glover New oreans N. Moran, Stamford; Col L. w.
From Havre in the steamship Arie-Mr L La guerenns
Mrs Laguerenne Miss Virginia Laguerenne, Miss Louis. La
cs s'Py & xas%:
Addoms, Miss Marshall 81 r Howell, Mr 5 bsDjs.
MINI MIN, Ma %sssss sssiss Ssn;s%a Is %sT:Ssss
ps Castro And,sys bsvnips
Witte sir, Deiorme Mr. cressin, Mss Fons, Miss
Laurent Miss simonet Mr. Cherbonst and lady Bean,
Elise Str auss Miss Baum, Strauss Mr. saun and four
children, Mr. Gill; Mrs Ritter, Miss Ritter Schsaro
Meis Miss Lefevre and sister, Hubert Mr. Tndae Miss
Case. DR. De Los Angeles Lose
sons, JBuclman, Barrett, Rev ! W Pratt. . vii
Ee h'pS hS'Sst Nay
Lufturron Mrs Webster and two children, Mrs Watkins
Mrs Young and ohnd, MRS = Wood, Addison Clark
Miss Hobart. Mrs Mather, Carpenter, w Poul-
lain s II Maber, Capt Cobb and servant. Mrs A La
Roche Miss yua La Roche, Mrs SWIFT and chid Mr. and
Mrs Louis Lesrail MI and Mrs Nicho infant and ser
ma Davis Wood, II GARFIELD, Mrs Jane Porter Miss
N Flags, and II in the steerage.
From London, in ship humberland--Mr and Mrs
Mouitoa, New York Mrs Ramsay krs waters, ehid and
nurse Mr. and Miss Sherman and servant, Mr. and Mss
VIM Hebblewhte, Mr. and Mrs Taylor London.
From Rio GIalde In brig Henry Nasau--Kr John Sears
wlts and two children.