The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13
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The headquarters OF MAJ General a. " Butisy a, n
HOFFMAN House, 10 Broadway. the chief con,
tire Of attraction II the metropolis, and aoysmsoss
OF the Major General subjects OF considerable o,ry
walton. On Friday GeDeral Butler visited lie lax
with a portion OF bis staff and was accompan 81 hy q
large array OF ladies' and gentlemen. Tho PARK
roughly scanned and the ladies' Of New York, args
bors Of whom have called 10 pay their respects
military chief, much pleased with their reception
Yesterday morning General Butter breskfased with ths
Union League, where he enjoyed the hospitalIty S
large number OF the leading or that oliD The
breakfast was in compliment professor G5drn Smith,
OF oxford, England. Preparations are being made for
the reception o. Gene Butler at the Finn Avenue
Hotel on Thursday evening. Among the large number
o. ladies' who hayo called General Butler since bis
arrival are Mrs OK President John Tyler Nrs Israel 3
snencer Miss u. =, Baker, Mrs Capt. Eastmond, Mrs
merry ), kimoail Mrs r f. Becour and Mrs. A. n Ar
ned. among the generals of the American army who
have visited the head iaarters are MAJOR General DIX
nalor General n z Bsnks MAJOR General i. f. sIckles,
Peck, Major General Tart,un MAJOR seneral yui stahex
MAJOR General Robert Anderson, General Hamilton OF
Texas General John L. Swift, Adnant General Of lousI
ana; General Hunt, General Ward 49, Barnett General
Admiral Dupont United states Navy o. the clergy there
were the Right Rev. DIR. James, Bishop OF the Meth list
Epsoepate; Rev. 1T. Bellows Rev Joseph r Thompson,
o. tue Broadway TaberDpcie Rev. Samuel Usgood, Rev.
Mr. Buddington, Rev. L. IL. King and Rev. j. >. Pound.
Among the prominent politicians who pad their %
spects to the Cheftain or the Ary Of the James there
were noticed !. Sweet, Esq confidential friend Of Lho
President OF the United States; Hon. Edwin ~ Morgans
Senator OF the United States rhurlow Weed, Esq Judge
Amssa Parger Sir Hiram Barney, William Allen Bot
ler Mr.. Charles Gould, Judge Peabody, Fet iias.ei,
Mr. d. I. CoddiBgton Judge Gilbert Dean Senator Bon-
jamin +. Manuierre IT, A. Rsley, Samuel l.. N BarIo~.
William A. Budd, ESQ, 9. s. spencer, Benjamia Van
Ripper United States Senate; George Francis Tram, ex.
Assistant Secretary OF War thomas A. Scott, Hon Jobc
Cessna es5aags C : sTor.n q .os
Gibbs, OF Washington Territory and M Edwards Pierre
poa % the ze1 spr rss e
Angus, Belmont, Horsce Webster, tsq. Buc antE
General Andrew Jacksons Attorney General Mr. John l.
Stevens, Mr. Richards Fay and several thousand others
Last evening General Butler eueet Of Judge John
W. White, 10 Fifth avenue where le had reospti0ss
which was largely attended
grigader General John A. RawlIus chcr OF Lieuten-
ant General Grants sia arrived in this city and stop
ping at the residence Of Colonel W. s. Hyer, % Last
Fifteenth street.
Professor Goodwin Smith, the distinguished Kegrs Pro
fessor of Modern History at tho University OF Oxford
aud tho staunch friend tho Union IN England,
was complimented with reception yesterday morning
at the Union League Club by several or prominent
citizens. Among those present wo NAV mention Mstcs
General Butler Senator Morgan Bishop Potter, Professor
Theodore w. Dwight, Henry Ward Bcecher and George
Bancroft The recipient or this shown through
tho Club House. attended by it's principal olhcefs or
which an elegant breakfast was served up about -
O'Clock In the morning. Mr. Charles Butler presided,
having his right and left Professor Smith and General
Butler. Mr.. John Jay welcomed Professor Smith a.
aborer with Cobdon, Bright, Carnes Mill and Forster
England and spoke of his in tho II the
American linton as most valuable and noble. Ar. Jay
spoke length, end when no sat down FRO essor
Smith made suitable response, which greeted viii
the utmost enthusiasm. Speeches were subsequently,
made by General Butler, VIM NJ Evars. Rev. DR.. Bel
lows Geo. Bancroft and Letters were
also read from President Lincoln, Edward Everett See
rotary Fessenden Attorney General Bates, General DE
aud General Halleck.
List OF Americans registered at Messrs. vandenbrcck
Brothers. No. go Rue de Ia Chaussee d. Ann; Messrs
Lherbette, Kane n Co.. No. Place de Ia Bourse, ans
Msssrs John Munroe Co., No. Rue de Ia Pax. ParR,
for tho week ending Oct. 2s-Henry W. Huebei. Jr Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. SpoHord Miss Sporord Mr.. 81. 5anfor1
and daughter, Geo. W. SANFORD, Edward Clark, Mrs E
ward Clark, Al Clark, Mrs e. NJ Turner .apt Q. O
Ccmstock n. Livingston aud family, from New York
city b. r. D. Adams, W. McNutt, N. d., Jas. r. reb
bets and family Cnas. G. Way, r. NJ Mason and family
from Boston; Jonas g. Clark and wife Peter Crystal and
family, San Francsco; Mrs. N. q. Pendieton, Miss O
Psndieton, L. S. Worthngton, Cncpuati