The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
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General Paez takes biz leave OF the citizens Of New York
today the Mayor having placed the City Hall a. his dis
rosai Tor that purpose He will his friends Ia the
Governors Room at two O'Clock p. NJ on Saturday the
21h, ne takes his final departure for Venezuela. The
steamship specially detailed for this service will we arc
informed, moor of the Battery about twelve O'Clock
on that day. brigade of cavalry, under the com
mand OF Brgadicr General spiccr, supported by bat
terry Of light artillery this glorious old warrior T.
Castle Garden, at which place the embarta.ion takes
place. Major General Sanford and the staff of the First
Division will accompany with this b ant
upon the occasion. II WILL indeed, be memorable one.
On Thursday, the 25thhe anniversary OF the evaoua
ton Of New York city by the Britsb-he First Division
Of admirable militia has lis usual parade. General
Sanford omits This day with up
propriste military effect Governor King, accompanied
By his full staff the division General Paez
the Venezuelan Commissioners have been invited 10 be
present the review. and will receive with the Cover
Of .hc State the marching Of the troops On
both OF these singulary interesting and striking
the CT Horse Guards, commanded by Captain James
Murphy, will act a special and immediate escort to Gen
Paez. Heartily congratulate this brilliant and effective
troop and their highly popular and experienced captain
upon the honor which thus very menoratly deyoiyes
upon him and them
Don Miguel de Emb has arrived this city, and is
at the New York Hotel Mr.. Embi is one Of the wealth.
est merchants Havana where he entertained difference
OF opinion with the Captain General upon question Of
taxation. Though sustained by the highest there
finding himself unable to contend with tho absolute power
IN the hands Of his opponent, he Is his way to
Madrid to lay his complaints before the Queen.
Senator Broderick, Of California, is at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Mr.. George Moore, lately appointed British Consul in
place OF Mr.. G. T. X. James hs family, arrived in
Richmond on the 18th inst.
The health of Hon VIM. L. yancey is so poor that he
has been compelled by advice Of his physicians, to leave
Alabama FOR the Hot Springs OF Arkansas with Of
recuperating his wasted energies.
Mr.. Clemens, who was shot in a duel, and who not
expected TO i've, has since rapidly improved, and his
friends are confident of his complete recovery now
Charles Irving, Esq, former editor Of the Iynchburg
pngiada, and now the editor Of the Danvic (Va) De
ocrotic Journal in card dated the 18th instant, and
published in the Richmond Wing, severely denounces o.
Jennings Wise, Esq., editor of the Richmond Enquirer, in
terms evidently intended to lead to duel Mr. Wise replies
iii the Richmond Enquirer, denouncng Irving british
ot and mendacous siandcrer and announcing his nten
ton not to stake lis own valuable life against Irvings
worthless one
H. 7. Romer,zc United States Consul at Gala,za in
Molto Waliacha, is amongst the passengers the Kang
roo, hence for Liverpool
Americ.ns registered at the banking Once Lansing
. No, NJ Moore ". I. Prentice, r j. Mccall, !.
Lyon, 3. oaresche, G. NJ Human, s. Preniice, b. Van
T. and S a. sSs AMI ss Ss John o Wilson
nasss Red a sSssr il Asa
Noisin p L. Mills Jr wife, A. Gardner T. Cooley and
family j. Mckaye and John w. Crane, Jr, Henry s.
Lehman, W Alien H. Prentice and family, Vim. Turn
bull and wife. Ed King ana wife, Mrs. H. Mead Jr. C. w.
Bates o. NORTH L. NJ sheison J. q Burt, j. D. Davis Of
New York H. Lazarus and wife, A. Molen 4. Lafourcade,
". : wi,os O. Dale and = Evans, Of Pennsylvania;
e 4 Bah1ds T ohn Icy VRd 1 k9Dmssn Of
Fillmore b. Ssca 4aa vsD D
ard family OF Ilnois @. L. ID. Morrison. Il. L.
wife. and H. O. LOOMS Rhode Island a. Bsenson AMI
II. w. Taylor. OF Connecticut
ARRIVALS.
From Turks Islands IN brig Sheet AnchorCapt Allen and
seamen ofthe Br schr TRANSIT, lost at Turks Islands
From Charleston in the steamship NashvilicT Horsey
j Anderson, Blank VIM Gedd BlacAman Jas Adger,
SCobb, Mr.. Hustled, w Forsyth
From Richmond. in the steamship Roanokc-E + Huni,sy
Caver, Mr. and Miss Wallace Hosg Borum. Dos
ser and lady ii Maynard Harlan Miss W Bunkley
Friend Spooner, j Wilkinson and lady, Hyder, q
Medon, Bowman, Holland Watson Davis " Herbert
l. Cooke, Mr q v sloai and chld-and in seersge
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool 10 The steamship Ksngsroo-sr Hind and
lady. MISC HIND Mr. Won Aerkemon Mr. Weon, Mr. Vincent
Ament Mr. Donnee Mr. Smith, Mr. Iexroz Mr.. Gennese
and child Mr. George, Capt Chereleon. South FELTON,
Samuel 1roler, Ihurss snuly Andrew Grey and lady
Mr. ,soulier Mr. Elmnnr, Henderson, NJ Csnh-ld = X
kuhnds. Il Wolfe Dunnsm. N Lemon. Crcnnell Niison
and wife, Greenwood Joseph Mortous3 aud TAO