The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
Psrsonal Intelligence

Hon. H. r. Low, Of New York Capt. L. B. shattuck, OF
the United States Army r. n. shomake, OF Cincinnati
II w. Workman, Of Philadelphia; Sam Lewis, Of Indiana
Capt. John Scott Of the United Statcs Army c. H. Xii.
gour Of Ciucunas H. NJ Gaylor, OF Pennsylvania, and
n Tibbetts Of Boston, stopping 81 the Metropolitan
Hotel
j. W. Rice and r. NJ Bailey, OF Boston Capt. Power,
Hudson; Dean Richmond Of Buffalo: Judge Paige OF
schenectady Hon. c. Comstock. OF Albany; Hon: > n
Lyman, Of Massachusetts,, and Col A. r. Potts. Of Wash
ngton, are stopping 81 the g. Nicholas Hotel.
Gen. h. W. Kinks, Of Washington j. 7. Tucker Of Chi
cago J. Holbrook and lady OF Connecticut d. Robbins
lady, Of Hartford Capt C. Rowan OF the United States
Navy Gen. J. Stead, Of Providence, and G. c. Buell.
OF Rochester, are stopping at the Astor House
Americans registered at the American banking
Paris for the week ending May 20 r. NJ Hoo and am
~ James X. skidmorc, VIM. r. skidmore Mr.. and Mrs
Bull, Henry L. Swift, VIM L. Raymond. VIM. L. hanson
from New York; II. H. McBurney, James Guild, L A.
B. Dses, Edwin R. sheppord, H. p. Steiner and family
John G. Borhek from Philadelphia; 8. L. Caldwell Provi
dsnce, r. Ii Howard Paul. London; c. Yates. Syracuse,
Travellers registered at the American agency, Gibrai.
tar, May Sc. D. Baewsr, Z. G. Baewer, Springfield,
Captain Massey OF the Thrteh British regiment 70.
Gently eopod from Toronto, Canada with MISS McTavish,
relative OF Mr. Angus Cameron, President OF the Bank
OF Toronto and the pair are now living IN this city IL
McTavish connected with the Hudson Bay Company
and left her at his death eighty thousand dollars
The well known T.. H. q. JudsOn ("Nod Buntline n
private In the New York First Mounted Rifles Colonel
Onderdonk has been sentenced TO two months impron
ment at Fort Norfolk Virginia. for the crime OF deserton
The privaes OF the Thirteenth Indiana Volunteers one
OF the most heroic regiments In tho field, few days
since presented Lieutenant Colonel Dobbs, commanding
regiment 10 Colonel fostegs provisional brigade at their
camp SUFFOLK Va. with magnificent sword, cost.
ing, with accompanying equipments, the sum OF Ave hun
drcd dollars.
Lieutenant Thomas Batchrord Eaton. Of the One Hun.
dred and Sixty ninth regiment New York Volunteers
promoted to the position OF assistant inspector
raj upon the stat OF Brigader General Foster
ing provisional brigade 10 the Seventh army corps,
Suffolk. Nyt
Major spading, OF the One Hundred and Fifty second
New York Volunteers, has rendered his resignation
account Of disability, which has been accepted Under
the recent order in relation 70 officers resgnng "upon
this more than questionable plea" Major spalding Will
ghs duty with tho invalid corps at Washington
The severe wound Of Colonel John McConihc--pow
commanding tho One Hundred and Sixty ninth New York
voluntcers-rcccived IN the eft arm at the battle OF
Shiloh has, under the attentive care OF Dr. Cymer well
Brigader General IT, 8. Briggs, OF Massachusetts, and
Of the late Governor Briggs Of that state, was in
Pt,sncid few days since General Briggs had received
In visiting New Orleans, but upon reaching Newben
North Carolina, the steamer on which no took passaae
In turned back and IN consequence he took occasion
70 visit his homo friends. s. ,lN." BY
there i now residing on Ninth street Troy N Y, In
state Of comparative dcs,ituton, the Hcspadar Of wal
ochi, nobcmap Of high rank who left his nHtve land
70 Or hi for tho AMERICAN Union, was wounded at Antic
tam failed to respond 20 the order directing him 10
MOTT In consequences Of ignorance Of customs and re-
signed from tho services Drifting TO Troy by accident
he louud himself without friends, his wife In q critical
sate of health and his resources slight Several gentle
men have Interested themselves IN hts case with hope
OF restoring him TO the army should his claims prove
be as well founded as they seem from the credentials
that he presents.
Hon. Paire Peytcn and Hon. r. +. Crteuden were In
Louisville On the 9Th lit.A 4 E. aA
The following description Of certain New York editor
we snd In Western journal:---A gait almost witboW
ornparison--sorne,hing between stringban and q
spawn and he SAMPLES along looking oil the world
Uko street bsgear an inmate OF tho poor house
the rampage. Benevolent Individuals ignorant OF his
identity arc said 10 force coppcrs into hts hands, In the
cxcycc III tho great spirit OF charity. lis wife IN re-
ported occasionally TO steal away his torn unwhisrcr
ables .ttuting another pair, while the abstrusc hi
losophsr 10 ignorant OF the change