The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
p.-~on.I In telIIGence.

-. .S ssarucrs Who cad TO day In The Ariel,
-, c.,,s.,, ara the following gentlemen, who 60 TO
...xe territorial government for Nevada ono on inc
nsth OF Territories called into existence Dy law Oh the
,.s Copsress-smes W. Nye, Governors George Turner
chief Justice; Hopon Jones and Gordon W. Mott, Asso-
r,ste Judges Benjamin b Bunker, Attorney General and
% r sewal the Governors private Secretary. General
Nye Is well known this community as an active ener'
eetc talented man. He has occupied prominent posi-
ton In the politics Of this State for ten or Green years.
ia good lawyer and q capital stump speaker, having
fund Of humor which fails to tell upon An audience
When the Metropolitan Police called into existence
he was selected az one Of the Commissioner and was
President Of the Board throughout all the troubles
that preceded the establishment Of that force its pre-
sent eaoent basis BE subsequently resigned the post
and resumed practice Of the law In this city He was
delegate to the Chicago Convention and did all in his
power TO secure the nominal OF Mr. Seward for tbs
Presidency. Failing In that he lent his voice and tnfu
cnce thelect;on Of M Locoln and accompanied Mr.
Seward his Western tour last fall These services se
cured him the appointment Of Territorial Governor IOr
nothing particular about the other members Of the 60
vernment Of Nevada but presume the selections are
good Mr.. Sewel 10 energetic able man, OF Northern
birth. The remainder Gro Western gentlemen.
Lieutsn ant T. p Ives, OF Rhode Island W. H. Morrel,
Of Montreal, r. Fay Jr, OF Boston, are stopping
at the BrevooIt House.
Homer Ramedell and vito and C. O. Alger, Of Nsz-
burg MAJOR HsgDer, OF the United States Army; J. r.
CutSbers Of Liverpool W. Brooks Of California, aud
w. Cannon Of Mobile stopping Ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. ~.
Judge Ennott, Of Pouehkeepsie; F. Lasher, B. Homer
and J. Randall OF Philadelphia; Carries, Of Boston; W.
Laird OF Liverpool; " Mss0n, of Taunton; s. N. Buck
iugham Of Connecticut and Hon. Frsncis Granger, OF
Csnandagua, stopping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
j. W. Harris, of Louisville Ky. W. wrghton, Of Gin
cnnat J. W Noyes and wife Of Buffalo; G. n. Holmes
AID wife OF Fall River; j. Reynolds Of WEXFORD, and
w. Il. Hubbard, Of Clinton, N Y, are stopping 81 the
IAsnge Hsuse.
&C Wood Of the United States Army; d X. Carter,
Of Ohio; 8 A. etson, Of Boston; X. Vaughan, Of
Rhode Island Rogers and H. Patchen, OF Illinois;
g. Amott Of Elmira; II N. Flsg,and of Cleveland; 8.
Fulton and wife, Of PHILADELPHIA aud d. G. HaAkins, Of
alifornia, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Lieut.. Gov. Campbell non G. a. Van WICK and Gardi.
R. Colby, OF New York Gen. Strickland and family
Of Bangor; Hon. l. N. Morrill,, OF Maine; Hon. Dor.
sheimsr OF Albany; A. c. HAnlin OF the Maine militia;
A. B Dickinson and wife, Of thornley,; G. N. Greer, OF
Goshen W. II and G. r. Smith. OF Pittsburg; +. Upton
and family, Of Boston j. Spears, OF Indiana; z. A. Alb
bots Jr Of BALTIMORE w. Carpenter Of Chicago, and
T. webster CT Pennsy yaDia are stopping at the Astor
Honse.
ExPreeident Buchanan is i'll with the dropsy. BE was
improving at last accounts.
II Is stated that sprsgue OF Rhode Island s
soon 70 marry Miss Chase the eldest daughter Of
the present Secretary the Treasury The Governor Is
not yet thirty years Of and reputed TO be worth
no. far from SIC, 000,0C
President Lincoln has appointed Henry T. Dixon, Of
faaquer county Va Collector OF the port Of Alexandria