The New York herald., 1862-07-14
Personal intelligence.

General Ecstt still remains in the city.
John Edgar, Esq, United States Consul to g. Tho.
mas Captain W. A. Nurfsy. United States Army, from
West Point; Thomas Baschford Eaton, ESQ.,, Of Troy
Major L. B. Johnson, United States Army, Of Maryland
Major Hall, Fourth artillery. United States Army Hon.
A. A. Burnham, Of the House Of Representatives from
Connecticut; Rev J. T. Durysa Of New York. R. D. Bur.
bank Of Kentucky and Colonel Frank T. Howe At the
Astor House.
Major George H. Otis, Of tho Second regiment New
York State Volunteers Colonel Carr commanding, has
resigned his position in that regiment
Major Francis L. Hagadorne, OF the New York Seventy
ninth (Highanders) regiment, has also returned his
commission Governor Morgan, and will retire to pri
vate life.
Mrs President Lincoln did not proceed 70 West Point
on Saturday evening as contemplated but remained At
city she is to make IN excursion down the
bay in the United States steamer Wnans Capt Lowbsr
commanding, under escort OF Hon. Rufus f. Andrews,
Surveyor OF the Port large gathering OF people had
assembled at Cozzen's Hotel, At West Point, TO wit.
the arrival OF the lady Of the President Of the
United States Saturday evening" and were consdera
bly, disappointed
Hon John D. Arnold, OF Illinois. United States Consul
St. Petersburg, will leave the Asor House tomorrow
Tuesday, for Washington, whence being in i'll health he
will pro coed to his home in Peoria, Ill.
Lord Napier the representative Of the Court Of st.
James At the Imperial Court OF Russia and formerly her
Massty's Minister this government recently said
when the Trent affair under discussion Of the
clubs in ST. Petersburg, whose guest he That
pity for England to lose such an opportunity 70 teach
Napers mind must have been snguary oblvieus while
making this remark
Major Charles Barker. commanding the Mcclellan ORA
goons, arrived IN this city yesterday. His command
formed General McCleAns body guard till two months
ago. The Major was all through McClslan's first cam
pagn in Western Virginia. and considered by the Gene
raj OF the best cavalry officers in the service,
though not belonging to thstroguar army During the
last Of the six days hghton the banks Of the Jamos
river Major Barker in protecting battery had his foot
sprained and has como here 70 recruit He 10 stay
ing at the Howard Hotel
Robert I. Lincoln OF the President arrived at the
Metropolitan Hotel yesterday route to West Point
Hon. Frank Blair and Brigadier General Bayard also
arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
General Lew Wallace and lady arrived from Washing.
ton yesterday and took apartments At the St. Nicholas
Hotel
MF. CORDOBA, OF Portugal, and Clement Pinto o. Rio
Janciro citizens Of great wealth and influence in their
native countries, visit 70 the United States and
are now stopping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Captain Edward Drew, OF Bsrdan's Sharpshootsrs was
killed on Tuesday, July I, contest in the Army Of
tho Potomac. He resident Of Buffalo, N. Y. and
gallant gentleman. He brother Of the late
John Drew, the comedian, and Of Mr. Frank Drew.
Another brother is private in the New York Sixty
ninth regiment.
Colonel William O. Irish, sx.Paymsstsr General Of the
State Connecticut and proprietor Of the New London
CArence died suddenly at his residence n New London
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