The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
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anderson OF England; g. NJ Dexter and T. f. Cushing, Of
Brevoort House
Lieutenant Colonel Pierson and J. G. Munson of tho
New York Forty third regiment Of Volunteers; s. w.
Cooper and j. b. Rife Of the United States Army: H. s.
Howison Of the United States Navy and J. S. Dunlap
Of Boston, are stopping at the Astor House.
Hon a. r Corbin of Washington; 4. F. Carroll, P. Err
pen, :. +, Howe, OF New York. Mr.. Corwin and J. b.
Wheeiock, Of Boston, are stopping at the Iafargo
House.
Colonel A. J. Butler, Of Fortress Monroe Lieutenant
Farquhar, Wells and G. b. White of the United States
Army e. r. Houston, of the United States Marine corps
A. Jones, of Indiana; D. Robb, o Illinois T. Hooper and
family, Of Baltimore; A. Carrseo, of Cuba and j. Not
tgham ana Cook, Of Chicago, are stopping at the No
tropoiitan Hotel.
f. Clemenston Of England; DR.. Ruclcnstein, of the
United States Navy; L. b. Marsh, c. W. di,ager and J.
Sowle Of Boston, j. klopensne and family, Of California;
I. u Parker Of Buffalo; f. Foneyie, Of Mexico; W. NJ
Worsam, Of London; 7. Y Martin, of Dublin; W. 81 Stead
man, of Vermont; j. w. Anderson and WIFE, OF Ohio and
NJ. Duret, OF France are stopping at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel,
Americans registered at Gun 4 Co.'s American and
General Agency, No. 10 Strand, London week ending
7h September lS6f:-S NJ. Minasian and wife Miss r.
Andrews, Nashua N H.; Syl. Murphy and lady, Pitts
burg, IA; Mr.. Wain, Mr. Magee, Mr.. Uuderhi Mr. Sim
monds, New York; Mr.. Mason, Troy, N, Y; T. S. Ed
Boston.
Americans in Paris registered Mt the oce OF Lherbctte
Kane Co., No. STace de la Bourse up Sept g. 1861 =
Jas. Is. Could, NJ. D., VIM l.. Soin.ag and lady, p. "
ton and lady, A. r. Schultz, Z. f. Doll John II Hail. New
York: Geo. D. krumbuar Ii Holthausen j. A. Robertson,
II lazarus and lady, josh Harrison and family, Phael.
pha; Mrs, o. H. Hovey and family, w de Peyscr ira
Birsley Boston; Murray T. Smith, Mobile; A. l.. Van
Brushingen, Albany; +. IL. Cossitt, Tennessee.
GGlignaais Messenger OF the 9Th Of September says
Mr.. W. T. Rice, of Boston, Mass, has been named United
States Consul for the port Of Spo22a, Sardia the great
rendezvous of the American squadron in the Meterra-
nean Mr.. Rice who has held naval Office there has
resided at SpeZza for number OF years and better ap
pontment could hardly have been made for the nporan.
pest in question: and for the convenience Americans
visiting or transacting business with u a. part OF Italy,
The Journal lie Constantiaope says-fhe Sultan few
days back dcihcd to visit tho Cue Eend of tho Sultan
Sem III. The Princess is upwards Of ninety age
and exceptional honors paid her. Notwithstanding
her great she distinctly remembers all the important
events which have occurred in the four reigns sho has
commenced and ended and she declares that she
shall die happy under the present Sultan because he will
promote the glory of tho empire His Majesty las also
visited two other prRcesses wives OF his iustrious
father These cadnes learning that the Sultan was
about to call them had cashmere shaws of great
value spread on the floor, from the door Of their palace
the saloon to which his Majesty to be conducted such
shaws being destined, after he had walked them
be given to the female servants Of the harcm Bnt The
Slnn having been told Of the preparations made, insist
oil That tho shaw1s should be removed and the cades
accordingly, though greatly against their wish, received
his Majesty with simplicity hitherto unexanpcd