The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
Personal Intelligence.

Hon ROBERT J. WAlKER-The Governor OF Kansas
reached Philadelphia yesterday at and is tho guest
Of his relative, 81 George Tucker Campbell Governor
Walker leaves for New York this morning. and will be
with us again ia few days He Is in great health and
spirits and fully and entirely committed 10 the doctrine
opopuisr sovereignty, and TO The principle that the VIII
Of the majority shall prevail While entirely devoted
the administration OF James Buchanan, to whose nomina-
ton and election Governor Walker the best and the
nobest energies Of his nature, he Will uncompromising'y
adhere TO the great principles which carried the present
executive into power.-Phiadeirhia Press, Dec. 2.
We learn that the Vice President John Breckinordge
LEFT his home Frda. last his way Ba,on Rouge
with his family, the health Of Mrs requiring change
81 climate The viceresident will be Ia Wash ngon a
few days after the session opens being the
allow the Senate 10 be opened by the President pro
Louisville Journal, Nov. %.
SENATOR Buffers SrctrSaoR-,Iames IT. Hammond 81
Radce fdgeneld district and governor Of the State
and member a. Congress twenty years ago, has been
chosen an the unexpred term OF the late Senator
Butler Of South Carolina who with Brooks and his sue.
cessor Bcnham, also resident Of Edgeheld. Gov.
Hammond has one Of the largest landed estates Of tho
South his farm" comprising II 900 and may
be set down with propriety a representative "
South Carolina He a class mate Of William Aiken,
who succeeded him IN the gubernatoria chair.
Tho honors n be conferred tho AngloInfan Gene.
rails are officially recorded In the London Gdsete Sir
John Lawrence is appointed Knight Grand Cross Of the
Bath General Haveiocs Knight Commander OF the Bath;
and Generals Wilson, Van Courtlandt and Chamberlain,
COMPANIONS 81 The Bath
ARRIVALS.
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{, lunar, London John lGwrey and lsdy A. Lowry,
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ehuTea Green. Harffor. ". !. Iner Albany Thomas
Tobin Philadelphia; J. II. McFariaBd Salem q. T. ward
Boston. Mrs A. Day Soningtcn. Nrs j. g. CarkFon Miss
Resale Caihoan and maid, Mr. and Mrs.. j. " weles New
York Mr.. and krs schrader n brocke lady dauTh
ter Hartford. - Camp Ohio: r. g. Calhoun, bridgeport
Mr.. and Mr.. II :. smith. Providence.
From Havre In the ship Vim Te-Mrs Nahiide ksufrra
and child Mrs Schwend Misses fephsne Schwend Ursule
coudn, Josephine Wolf Capt Richd Conn James DeEsy
Schn |. Neasc.
Prom Averpcoi In the ship Grand Duchssa-Rev DRy.
and sister, OF England Master Rohd Gamble Ireland
Pmertel, Of Flores Azores.
Prom Malaga In The brig Abby EnzAbch-C Painter.
Adler.
DEPARTURES
fnr Savannah In the steamship foriia-H Ia Forge
Nchnls Mrs Philhrook Miss Phbronk Mrs lana lile and
child Billings, Geo Fuller Mr. and Mrs v q WALKER.
WHldbnry Norrei VI fiolford Burt, Culdsbury Mics
Hyde Hyde. Miss Robcrt Miss n Oracle, sister and
servant Mrs AZURE and Mr. and Mrs Cheve@,
daughters, chd aud servant LANG u CARL. Miss
CARL Miss Carli Mrs hilbert and maid. SpeIlmaB,
pr 10 Green Greeley, VIM Anthony, Mrs Greeley,
hiss Greelcy, Moore, Miss Moore Mrs Preston.
Mss Nichols. Miss Elliott; MISS Kate Dore.hyand 81 in
The Storage.
For Norfolk, kc in The steamship Roanote-J Eagles
~ Evans Miss L. r bradshaw Rev Reyes aud lady,
sharp. " fuge UsN, : Friedman, Gardner and laiy
Harrington Irng-, Mcconnell Mrs Smith and family,
Nils Tyler, Mr. Weber USN II sesmen, and steerage