The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14

Governor Buckingham. Of Connecticut IL stopping at
the Astor House;
Honorable j. z. Putnam, OF Boston; Lieutenant Gov.
Trask, and family, OF Massachusetts, bean Rich.
mond, ESQ., OF Buffalo and Colonel Inriag, of Florgs
are stopping at the 81 Nj ;holas Hotel.
Honor bic Sidney Breeze OF Illinois; Honorable j. r. b.
Eldridge, OF st Paul; Colonel w. Chambers Georgia;
Colonel W. Taylor Of Texas; Lieutenant W. Magruder
aud Ieute W. T. Carln. both OF the United States
Army, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
G. Fell Eq., President OF the Philadelphia and Lehgh
Valley Railroad Company r. A. Cornly, Esq, Presi-
dent Of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company f.
Armstrong, Esq, Secretary OF the same line l. T. Ado
lick Esq President Of the Allegheny Railroad Company
) Bayard, Esq, Secretary Of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Comlsny Gibson Peace TX, Esq, editor Of the
Evening Bulletin; W. McMchae ESQ, edit OF the North
Ame'rcdn and United States Gazette; Thomas Fitzgerald
Esq, editor Of the CITY Item and r. j. Hemphili, Esq
Secretary the Control OF Public Instruction Of
Philadelphia were among the arrivals at the lafirsc
House yesterday.
circumstance occurred the oath alt. in Queens
town, Ireland, says the Cork Herald which has given
rise 70 much conjecture and gossip among the "eud.
wives" A few days ago, informed, young
Hotel alone, where she lodged under Of be-
eve Mrs Carr On the oath, just after the arrival Of
the ugboat containing the mails for the Persia
gentleman, fsshionaSy dressed called al the hotel and
inquired for Mrs Carr. That lady immediately appeared
with her luggage packed paid her b and went on in the
Persia, accompanied by the gentleman The vessel had
been gone about two hours when Mr. Elliott tho propre
tor Of the Queens" received despatch from Dublin
too late, however, the bird had flown far her way to
America.
young gentleman, whose family lives Clonmel,
Ireland and who will be entitled TO consider able property
when he Of has eloped with the cook and IL has
been asceained that they passed through Cork
70 America.
Governor Moore Of Alabama, is at the Montgomery
White sulphur Springs, Va, in very precarious cond
lion, having lost the use Of both arms and legs
Governor Pettus, of Mississippi private in a volun.
teer military company in Jackson, aud drills regularly
and punctuaily in the ranks.
Leutenant-Governor Trask and family, Massachusetts,
Hon. w. a. Richardson, Illinois: Captain Church and
lady, New 0rleans; Hon. John 2. Putnam Boston, Hon
General Luther Black, Alabama are in town.
Americans whose registered in Paris at
Lansing Co.'S banking house, the Goth ult.:--Hr.
Cosoa, II. J. Dcan, NJ IL Schondug, DR.. S Feats, A. T.
Jackson, H. Barnard, s. NJ. reyson, NJ Bsrdnord, Mr..
Bard.Dburgh and family, Mr.. Van Kleek, A. Lafarge,
e. ii. u Aprens Major $ Gsrnett, L. 5. A: f. Stur.
gs, Kate Sturgs, Mr. Nelson, Miss l. D. Perkins, Mr..
Howard Doughty, New York; A. W. Holbrook New Or.
leans; Howard Paul Philadelphia Joshua Seward, H. c.
Prescott, Boston o. II. Marschal and wife, Buffalo c.
kissa and wife, Brooklyn Sir TurBat, phiIadelpha Mr.
VIM. II. Ho6gers Baltimore; VIM. Rcnsham aud wife, st.
Louis o. J. Norris H. Graham, Philadelphia; G Ham-
ton T. Finley, Pit,sburg; Miss Betty Brockenburg Viz
gnia; Thompson Bill, Fit,sburg; H. Day PhadAiphia
X T W. Hoppin, Providence; NJ Cauash, D. T. Yaesun
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