The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
Personal Intelligence.

The report that well known young Southern authoress
intended TO make her appearance the stage, has led
many to suppose that the aluson Miss MARTINEZ
Ranes Butt of Norfolk, Va. We learn from friends
of Miss that she has had the slightest intention
of appearing thus in public. The report referred
other young lady Of the South.
Among the passengers by the Canada for Liverpool to-
day. are Mcssrs W. A. Moore, Of Nblo's Garden, and
Mr. James NJ Nixon the well known circus proprietor
They go out to procure certain equestrian dramatic
novelties which will be produced to the New York public
during the holidays
Among the recent arrivals in town Lord Howard,
England Captain Somerset Lieut. Ernest Cochrane Royal
Navy; Captain Fitzgerald British Army Major Anderson
and family, Major Kendrick, Captain Withers and wife,
Captain Carlisle, Lieut. symonds, United States Army;
Mr. and Mrs E. Lind, Porto Rico; w. Cunard and family,
r. Cunard and family Halifax Pelatiah PERT, New York
John Bartlett, Cambridge; D. a. Macurdy Oxford W. s.
DonncI New Orleans Mr. and Mrs. lgnatius Sargent,
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hamersly Hartford Hon. j.
R. Donnej N. Carolina.
Among the passengers by the steamship Hammonia,
arrived on Monday from Hamburg, is the celebrated
Lola Monies, now Mrs. Held.
The Hon John Letcher Governor elect Of Virginia,
hose illness announced days ago. Is
getting better. He is able to leave his room, and
in all probability will be perfectly restored TO health
Hon. c. NJ Conrad and General Palfrey and family,
louisiana Coonels Magruder and J. p Taylor, U s. Al.
are in Washington
Sir Alexander Zimmerman Governor Of Nnvyornd land
and Lady Bannerman: Hon. Joseph Howe, Of Sovs
Scotia and Frederick Cumberland ESQ., agent Of the
Great Eastern Ship Company, were in Portland the
| 18th inst
The San Antonio Herald OF the 9Th inst learns that
General Twiegs has applied for leave Of absence from
the command Of the Military Department OF Teyas on nc
count OF failing heath bis application " take effect early
IN November next.
| Hon Mr.. Otero, delegate in Congress from New Next
co, arrived in St Louis the l4h inst from Santa Fe
His family are with him.
Colonel Fauntleroy U. S. A., met at 142, his
way take mand of the Department Of New Mexico
| He in good health. The news Of his coming had
given great satisfaction to the people of the Territory,
who confident that he would take the most ener
getc for their protection against the depreda
tons of the Indians.
+. B. Rabbit, U. s. A. Rev. s. s. Socker and lady, New
York, and Rev. W. Hickey, Ohio, in Washington.
Archbishop Hughes is the guest OF the Rev Father
0Tooe, of ST. Patricks church, during his stay Wash
ngton.
sgnor Verdi has left Turin to pay visit to Count
Cayour, who at present at Ler in the province Of Yer
cell.
Madame Mario Jesse white) and her husband are now
safe in Switzerland This fact communicated to the pa
pers by the brother Of the lady, who says Before they
vaely for their having been imprisoned and for order
ing them TO leave Central Italy, usyng steps as
measures of caution rendered necessary by the
liar exgences of the time but he acquitted them entirely
OF any revolutionary designs
Count de Persieny returned 10 Paris from his country
seat, and was to leave on Esd ult., for England.
Earl Granville, President Of the English Prvy Council
has arrived in Paris.
Lieut.. Col Count Schouvao military representative Of
Russia at the Court Of the Tuleries has been appointed
Ade-deS Camp 10 the Emperor Alexander.
The Kendall (Eng) Mercury says:-The ex-royal family
OF France among whom were the Queen, Countess
Of Neuily, Duke and Duchess de Ncmours D'Aunale,
Prince de Jonve, Count dc Paris &c, with their fami-
lies and attendants, to the number Of thirty more,
some fifteen or twenty yet remainng left the waterhead
Hotel for BournsmCuh Hants, Tuesday and Thursday
last, after sojourn ut Conston of about month Prince
de Joinville, who is large dark complexioned man,
seemed TO be most determined pedestrian This
cond third visit to Conston which shows that he an
precatcs the beauties Of the neighboohood The two sons
o. the Duke de Nemohrs-hne youths, as well the
daughtershave all the features and fairness of complex
ION OF the Bourbon family, ond Blanche sweet Nttlo,
Child by her distribution Of sweet biscuits &c made her
self quite favore among the children in Conston Many
OF the attendants, &c, seemed aged and have followed
the fortunes OF tho family from France Altogether the
knd charitable and unassumng OF the family or
france, especially the venerable Queen dsdaned
no' 10 STOP ana converse with the road won
,he respect and sympathy Of every acquainted with
her family Is history and her many misfortuncs
The arrival of Marshal Mel Toulouse was made tho
occasion OF great feh All the houses the streets
through which the co'tege passed were dsssrated with
,aes ana iewera The Marshal received by tho.
Mayor, the municipal authorities and the General In com
ahn OF me division, and was salutod by the population
with loud cheers.
Robert Stephenson, the eminent engineer, is suffering
from severe illness in london.
The Aberdeen Herald saysTwo at least of tho unror-
tunate victims to the spirit OF enterprise which has always
characterized our countrymcn belonged this district
One was Mr. Reid, an old Aberdeen whaling master who
was appointed ice master to the Franklin expedition We
have the melancholy recollection OF spending an hour or
two IN company with this worthy and intelligent Arctic
sailor when he called upon by old and respecto5
mcmber--now Sir Alexander Zimmerman, Governor OF
Observation-Disclosures day two before the sailing OF the Ere
great promise, DR.. Mcdonald Of Ianrencekrk Relics NJ
one at least o. them, are enumerated in the list furnished
by Captain McClptock and hope they will restored
TO any surviving relations who may apply for them