The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21
Personal Intelligence.


ExPRxDEST CoMoSToRT returned yesterday from trip
through some Of the New England States and portion
Canada aud is at the Metropolitan Hotel. He OK
presses himself delighted with cordial reception h.
everywhere with and only regrets that the illness OF
General Garca Condo, accompanied him, prevented
his extending his trip sti farther.
The Consul GENERAL AT HAyASA.-Major Helm, the re.
Gently appointed Consul General al Havana arrived at III
St Nicholas yesterday with his family, his way TO his
post The appointment Of Major Helm to this important
position has given great iacton to all PARTIES because
of his eminent fitness for It's duties He for several
years Coasu at ST. Thomas aud one Of the most ell
Gent Of our foreign appointments and he takes nth
him 10 Havana practical experience and mature Judg-
snent that w be OF great advantage TO our commerce
with that port For the twenty 1--WE years every Con-
sui appointed to has been utterly ignorant Of
s,ar duties and commercial Affairs, which has necessa
ry brought them uner the influence Of Interested par
ties and caused much dissatisfaction. Under Major Helm
We doubt not viii commence, with consul
capable Of judging Of and performing his own duties He
~l leave in the steamship Black Warrior ON the 9Th
instant
Hon. James Craig, Of Missouri: Hon. NJ A. 0tero and
lady, New Mexico; Hon j. Byer, New Jersey hon r. i.
Stanton. Kansas and Captain T. Mcfcrran U s. A., are
In Washington.
A corrcs,on eut of the london HmSs, writing from
Naples On the 18th uii sayson Monday Last Mr.. Dae
Owen for several years resident Minister VI thc United
STAT. Court had audience of his Majesty 10
his letters Of recall, and the same OCCASION Mr.
Chandler presented his letters acore'ng him as AIR.
Owens successor Nr. Owen leaves Naples with,
believe the great regret OF large circle OF friends A.
Minister lac has known how TO EXERCISE hrmnes with tud
ment No instance has ever arisen ~ the necessity ~
Interference which he has not asserted the rights
defended The nr sts u the citizens Of the Great kcpnD
Lie and though he did with great prom pttu'ie and
hrmness " the credit of the court that h. high
respected by n. of Mr. Chandler can say nothing lie
Is a man; but tho fact OF his bans Roman
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Naples.
The New York corrcsro-dcatof ihs Richmond Enquirer
says washnion Irving nee SERIOUSLY u at us residence
near Tsrrytown
The steamship E.r,g from Sssrp.S as q ~. ,ss
n srs ,ns n s s Mrs. & Mr. Mr. sns AMI S ss
M Knsman and lady, Mr. Fay Freni Miss MAssen!.f
NJ Lsureaes Miss Gay Mr. Ard Mrs. B1owa MI.s
M md Mrs Golden, sr Rrcs son Csp,n Mrs N
sc mar NJ. su a sna s chi nm as saoes Ms
wilma Eslop sndchid Mrsisy.s Mrs Ilnss .ad shiId
See aea Mr. si re%srose Mr. oi-S .n es rsnc
more SMELL Putnam Asrrh As-senlorg ,srcrod, Docsry
Lvermore, sanganeie clayton Auf.ncs y g,n,ess bta
Perkins pnon tumssr Saaghsy rsehn ralss ssynss
soosm n sosIes Raymond. er %r-s n,se Gcai
Pierce, Duke. wsdmsysr, crowei weimayer, Albert,
measSrs s@she. Power, wsssr wsiinsoa ra.i- rssrNa
o@.s wged . s,sss no9 MsPafE AotT r
ser, fillmore, Bus,crworth, Wood Mercer, Green,
Hamburg In the steamship Saxonit-Mr Heiclbtch
HENRIETTA Alfred, eielbsch. Heilclhsch
mann and Emile Miluk tdsetie tiromberg charlotte,
Antoine scheutrtr Schen, l. Meniel, John,
Resale Gustaye and Juens smoufeld Maria Gurber, Bsy
ser vresefics Ringer Vim Louis " Rrnrusnn, Flora Ida
and Fanny Iagonhtz ClemcuE Hammer 1rAb-, Rich ,rj
kasfs John Duny ~ and Charlotte ansmann, ANNA kess
Franz kOre Nesouica Dcbats, Pauline ton, Delbaits
Carrier Henschel. Mathiide Henschcl
Prom Glasgow steamship Edinhurg-Bcnj Burt an !
lady, Rev Nathaniel PaeE teanOr Pauline MRS stn
Dr Forrest and Lady Mcfaflaue and lady christina re.ye
Mrs BOYD ana child, George Nelson, .riwinrd Ncs,n
Mrs Lewis and oaugier Mrs q Valance, Miss Henry WIN
Muir and lady Stephenson Taylor ueorge Brown, lhom,S
Manson and son Vim hoy liziie Johnson Jas Murray ay
Gochrane, James Card Malcolm trecton, Mrs Micom "a
Black and lady, Mrs short, kenew, Edward Leslie
John Rankin Geo Tassie, lady and family John Rggar,
Andrew herr, James bacs Rev John iawrie Mr. smith
family and maid; Henry lacey, Bethune, Alex Miller, Root
q Scrmgeour, and $50 In Storage. Total si3
From Savannah IN the steamship Montsomerysolomon Co
hen and lady, Geo Rsimer, ucnry shade, il l. Knox. III
Mccall jno Hunter Jr, Mrs Hirsh children George
Msen and lady Mrs Clemens Charles Fsirchid Foster
worth, Mrs Wolf Thos Wakefield and lady II Clements
Fsirchiid-snd ~ Storage.
From Savannah IN the steamship Star OF the SouhDr "a
Padeiford, NJ Caddy Guess, Bryman and servant
From Marselles IA the bark lIiawstha-Anonio payea
Prom Angcs,urs the brig Angcsturawr Ar,slou,ela
lehman, Maxcolsu, q Innen W fichs Enrixnt
Prom Faro Portugal the schr rmogene-Capt Raymou1
Porter, Moses Bcnto, Mr. Burton
DEpARTUREs.
For Norfolk, &C., in the steamship Rcanoke-Rev N os
horne Alfred Nsto II Dudley, Colgste, II Schener
Jr, James Jones, Miss Colgate Miss Klein, Mr. Bsn~ wife