The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
Personal Intelligence.

dies town and staying at the Clarendon Governor
Hincks well known in this country as having been
Prime Minister of Canada for many years under Lord
Egn He is very popular his West Indian government
When left Barbados both branches Of the Legislature
united in a cordial address To him; u compliment the
more marked understood that his policy has been
rather anagonstc to the pantocracy from which class
West Indian legislatures mostly recruited. The
Governor is his way 10 Canada, where spontaneous
ovation awaits him. Thence he proceeds to England
Rumor has it that he will probably succeed Sir Edmand
Head-whose unftness for the ofise he ls is uni
versay acknowledgement the Goverporshlp Of Canada.
The late Dr. Spaczek, whose sudden death recently
announced Pole, and not Hungarian, as was er-
rOneously stated. Tie assisted in the Hungarian rev0lu
ton, and Of the exies TO Turkey The Polish
Society of this city contemplate raising monument
| his remains.
Commander j. @. Carter of the United States navy, is
present visit at Louisville Hs friends there gave
him warm reception to mark their appreciation of the
Of the President in reversing the decision of the
Naval Retiring Board and in restoring him TO his proper
position on the list.
Mr.. Jesse rramme who is hundred years old,
served the whole Of last week juryman the
| at Greenvie, S. g.
The Nantucket Mass Inquirer says that at the present
time there Of the Darmoor prisoners residing in
that town. and ALL though advanced years. are in good
| health.
Sir William Eyre commander Of the forces in Canada,
has sent in his resignation on the ground of bad health
| The divorced wife of Washington Smith, who played
the shooting Of Richard Carter, by Smith, in Philadelphia
last fall married about three months since to the
editor Of susquehanna county paper.
Hon. ID. Kilgore, Of Indiana; r. B. Hunter and lady,
Eng land Lieut. Col Adams Lieut. N Unracke her British
MAJESTY Goth rites Major Coats and; Dr. Mctrath,
her British kajesty's steamer Caracoa Capt Imam,
United States Navy Major CuleD MIMI; A. j. Day, Rev.
Thos Asne, bessrs. Jones, kiigour, J. s. Wniiie f.
Franklin, Of her British Mestys steamer Curacoa are in
Washington.
The Metropolitan H9 s 4 Mcguire Baltimore
Indiana.
and LADY, Ars Palmer Matthews ana lady Mis- Ulevenger
os Hs nss % Ha ona Mr. BAN
e Pablo Hernandez and family Mr Franklin, Mrs Gardner
| Mrs Bristal-and 100 others.
From Carihagena in the brig winthrop--Nr G Roman
From Canton, IN the ship Don ou.o!eMrs Hale aud
From san Francsco 10 he ship Golden Fleece Glen of
| Scotland Ars X Clark AID child, Of San Francieco
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in the steamship Peraawm Parker Shelf
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York Lieut. TOAD gash,ngIon; jonathan Cordases 4
goIsais ao NJ md Hsrstaao, Phis; als
sturs.s DO; james Hurst 90 Mss strange do NJ and
Mrs " hssh England, MAs Moore and friend II
vsnnah G Wainwright Paris; Pot, u Hy ersop,
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DO RaSsoss DO Billing. co. bsrsian DO Geo
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DsS J; assseresu friend. %, 4 Iugossy Da5
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rns Sasi New e orleans 2 Manssn Gacsnc 4 dc
aa' s sa ssmors aSoGa
6nno.a, Hutton 4 Johnson. Tones Z; 4 Dse,.eL
sehissa; h.1 S bsssS ysaa. Josa
BALTIMORE Aev thomas Hapnay Penn syv sna; John aar
Graham New York; Mrs. %ea scSwsu. hree Children sSe
Charles s!ewaIt DsncAn Maconiay, Uni'ed
Francisco Mrs Edwia Woodbury. ssld. and
gow Berry Yacey, New York; Charles Collins, Vim Cook
nmih and LADY, Ste and wife, toha Mye Mis-
sutpbep Mrs Grace kirkpatrick, Mr. John Dec wife and
three children and two servants New York; Miss Thorn Miss
Collins Mr. gens and lady New York Mrs Conzensn
three children and servant Miss Caldwell Canada Martin Cal
toost and lady.-Total I4-gseerage 172
For Charleston, "a steamship Nsshyle.w Hoffman, 2 A
Fairctd Mr. Terrell, Chas Dexter smith, Jno Viii
and lady, Bradford and lady Wilson Jr II Ir
vine mrs Potter. A PAlfrey. Pehevenia, Donald
1horp Rev DR. Buddngon, Grnths, Mrs Ruben.
stsin Burton ID Woodruff, Barstowe, Halet,,
N j Cook X Kimball, ID d DE Wolf, 3 Is Turmage, u "
Swain, Cauneld, v Taylor Huichns, II Hoarde,
and IN the Storage.
For sayaunah in the steamship Star Of The souhs San
ders and wife, Clay II Brown Bell 4 Brooks, Jas
HART, z r Hnbbsll Edward Spring, George pe.ey
Nroon, w Ella, Hopkins, otto Ludovice Robert Bon
ner II wer Mrs Biock and four children, Mrs Way
and four Children Rev Way, James q Crawford, o
surtevant IS Kills. Bunter-eisht seamen and three in
the Storage
For Richmond &c, in the steamship Roauoke-W Aymar,
James Hamilton, Gerard Mead and lady Miss Mead,
hss Mead, suyker lady and two children, Hoy
and laoY, Miss sophie Unon Lowe Mrs Joseph
Buzzo, l. sayage-snd ten In the steerege
The Widow Harrington Benefit.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, April 10, 1859.