The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
Personal. IntelIi0ence.

Our city is present the habitaon OF large npn,h.
of Congressman, members of the press and members ~
the "Thrd House." route to the oity of Washnp,o,
Senator'S Douglas and Feasenden among them-,he
former at the ST. Nicholas and the latter the Aston Mr.
Crow Of Pennsylvania; Morrill, Of Vermont and otbers
are at the st. Nicholas Senators Sumner and Wilson OF
Massachusetts,, will arrive here Saturday Mr. Bankx
will arrive on Thursday morning Though elected Go.
Of Massachusetts,, he will take his sea, in the ners
Congress- and act until the 25h instant when hs resgna
ton will take effect He will be inaugurated Governor Of
Massachusetts on the first Wednesday Jenuary and AN
election will take place in his (sevenh) Congressional dis
trct to Ill the vacancy about the second week In Jspv
ary There are numerous candidates for post but none
above medium ability except the Hon Charles Hudson o
Lexington who formerly held in Congress- Jas
Usher, Universast bookseller, who unes the republi
can and American elements in a weak degree: Isaac r.
Shepard, schoolmaster of Somervile and captain Of
military company tCity Guards) in Boston, il republican
American; Cen Oliver, agent OF mill in Lawrence
and anti-Amerioan eleventh hour repylscap. pros
Stowe OF Andover and Mr. Couch Of Melrose member or
the Suffolk bar, are prominent candidates for the pane
Whichever Is nominated in the caucus will be elected
Hon Samuel F. sewa of herose, and Hon. Marcus Nor
ton, Jr., have each declined 10 Mr. Norton would
undoubtedly be nominated and elected II h. would con-
sent to rum but prefers to his legal profession It
said by those who the best posted that the chances
OF Mr. Couch and Mr. shepard the best the
objection to Mr. Hudson being old fogysm very unpOpu
lar element in Massachusetts, just at this time
Yesterday Senator'S Douglas and CrittenGen accomn,
MED Superintendent Talmadge through the city observ
ing the progress Of the election and the police arrange
mcnts of the city. Mr. Coax member of Congress from
Indiana, went on similar tour in company with Con Nye
ARRIVALS
From Uavre In the steamship Fulon-Chares ertsche r.
= felyerton, herman winter, Dubnsson, A. de Hl~rn.
Master Moran. His Excellency ebode kega arros BRA
zlon Secretary Of State Mrs Louis Ronge three chill
dren and two nurses Davidson Pargora and lady /.
Mrs Arson Livingston, Berkle, DIR Isaac L Kip verde
Dagron and lady Harvey North, Putnam Miss Marie
Hamilton Miss Kane PARISH M Msis. HENRI s'Si Gsosss
and servant Henry Msson bearer from Tinted
States Minister at London; Theure Misses Lydia Gertrude
and Serena Mason, Barth lady and son. y Bouchard
and Schwerer, Bouzon q Audebert VI Royce Mas
Is Garde Miss schwarz, HARRIET Miss ~ se6en Miss
zmmer l. Bertrand Isaac and Louis Garner Trapagn
Biberm. Hewe, Mr. Pustienne and niece Miss Ann
Mauey, Mrs Nottingham and child Mrs Stenbacb Messrs
Beetles Roberts, koone, Woodford Phillips Black Marlm
Horr, Brande. Total 81.
FROM Liverpool In the steamship KanrarnoNr Ellr,,
lady child aud servant Wilde lady SIR Jacobs ady
and three children; Mrs Taylor aud child Harrison sni
lady Mr. Wolgeham and lady Mr. arh adv and rhd. NJ
Lester Montgomery Mrs Williamson, Miss Ann Never Fila
Meyer Mrs Smith and child Mr. and Iady Mrs prr
and three children. Miss Armstrong Mr. sabbs Mr. Jingle
ford, Jones' Mr. Canerate Thomas Ne Sitlig Ismoy
McGilrath Mr. Moearty, Mr. Lssel Mr. Iaeisch a Stewa
q cocken v Groves, Gusy, Engels, NJ Roland aud
lady Mr. liarberg
From Charleston In the steamship Nashvle-Nrs Can, "a
Jrs Jordan, Habersham Capts p Green Ia len
kns Benz Adams Mr. Clark Butler in siecrage.
From Savannah In steamship Alabama-tI Blood X Brad
ford, Miss Bradford and IN the steerage.
From Charleston, steamship Memphis-Mss q Destry
Miss OConncll. Miss Turice i Lewis Abro Y Nawi,
Levitt, L. sampson, ksJackson.