The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

there large reception party .. the house Of the
rs. srosd Of sds and guests vsn
down from this city the steamboat Washiugtop
Irving, whi,h had been chartered oy the Colonel
forhe pur The steamer started from the wharf at
theoot OF Van Dyke In front OF the armosy at
twelve O'Clock imu of spectators being
ipgs to witness the departure The steamer eaiy
decorated wi h flags and she swung out into the
OF the Armesy BY company OF the workmen and this
was twice repeated as she sas getting under way The
office buildings were gaiy dressed with flags 3d. and the
guests who were present were Commodore Perry, com
msnaer Of the japan expedition. and Leuts Bent
Renshaw who ac'ompaeiea the commodore on that
famous expedition; Hugh Rose, Esq, OF Charleston
5. c.. Colonel Hazard, of field; I. D. samm, for
others These with the Exception of Lieut.. Bsnt) al
went down the boat O'clock together with large
BENT went DOWN private c.r.ss hours sar
After the reception part Coi Colt, accompanied BY his
bride, took the evening express train for New York.
They stop at the St Nicholas Hotel where they
give large reception party and to.morro they
win sail in the Baltic for Europe. They may remain
abroad for year. Col. Colt intends to
what at leisure considerable portion the CONT
nent An educated and competent ipguist accompane
the coronation of the Emperor August and win witness
that ceremony In company with Governor Seymour, the
American Minister 1T st. Petersburg, and the Russian
Court One hundred OF the mechanics employed by COL
Colt 60 Gown To New York this evening" to him off
The Armory band accompanies them.
ARRIVALS.
Boston Ea Baker Miss hsssr ASsn, W. and ss
Si h. NJ s%
From Charleston in The steamship Marion-Miss Spear
Mrs Spear Ass Spear, Miss 4 Spear Mis- 4 Rich
sRa M s'i M .Ss
fs% sas ., ss ss snd '
,sp children and ssryan mrs surksn and srvast PAUL
en- aSms1 S.:n
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n Withholding As in the seerage ''''''
DEPARTURES.
ss srsn O .I Pea oay spd family q Boston,
es s ana 'ss sqsis
Morse spd Mil Miss lyman Mr. and Mrs. Hull Norton
MIS- Andersen Ger Gsdws.dsr John Ssdw.sd.i PSs
"S :as
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Iqrre sscr Hss Of kegsisn carrsScss A ohsnu
M sssphes Waldo en
NJ Mr. NJ and
Ne ans n. and
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WITT William Dsglss Mrs. Cameron, Mrs Soils Victor Hes
4.
Napsa Miss B ! a,hsn. sdwsrd Buresss Miss Bridge.
Jas smion Kahn. Rev Mr. Fause Rppol Fiogere Jos
Strauss, Mr. Bernard, Messrs Cesssgue, lApsce
bons Braguet Daset Inyche, GsbandTer Masqnele
nsssn, Ar and Mrs Caaselas Kikman, Jas AbbAtt.
Game, Brsso. Herdacher, Kaoor, Pratt, Mis-.
g. Mr. Mercer Mis- Mercer and Miss Eason, Hyracuse
Cbkon, VIM Roberts. Walter kosser VIM Cotart sulori,
Anerew PegEs, Col Preston and three Charleston.
Go dthwsite, Mics whherspoon Il Pond Mrs Lyon and
three children Miss Lyon Miss L, on, William Lyon
Walker John Hogan James jenkins william wlltperger.
Connel, Capt Robert Hardie. Maussere VIM q anil
ton, Lawrence Reinhart, Vanoerw alker II n North =
Swift = Reeder. j Ciapp Jr, X Thomas, George W
stoeckel Gray. Moore, General Hamilton servant
j OE snd five In the storage.
For Norfolk 10 the steamship Janeso wn-Mlss Doyle,
Mrs Krv0 cnid. Max strakosch, 70 DOat NJ Geasou.
Edwara Dunn. John Davis C'sreiu, Melville, Ben
lLupsny Benson Fsrris Jr Mrs w,hey eSans Water
well. Mrs Howe chld aad Al in the storage.
For Chsrleston, in the steamship Nashv e Moutire,
T T Leland j. IT,: " NTH, W gni i.dy wm.H
DE- Don Carlo Jean Ednond whhe Jr Samuel Ho,t
lady John W Farrip g1on, and4 In the s.eeralo