The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23


Atlantic Telegraph Company, who was during lust sum-
mer, in charge Of the companys affairs at Hearts Con
tent, N f., arrived in this city few days ago, and
stopping at the Clarendon Hotel he is here IN or
N al visit and proposes to spend six months In this
country examining various telegraph systems Mr.
Llndy considered authority in telegraph matters IN
England
Madame Ls Vert has rented her house at Mobile TO
Richard Bustced Of New York, and going TO Cuba for
tho winter Mr.. Busted 10 to open the United States
District Court nj Mobile in November.
The Tunsians are To visit Richmond rooms having
been engaged the Ballard House In that city for
General Bashem, Chevaer Conie Mr. Consul Perry and
Colonel Gaiia During the greater portion Of thor stay
in Richmond they will be the guests Of Neor General
Terry and General Z. W. Smith.
Tho rebel General Simon Bolivar Buckner has turned
editor and assumed charge OF the New Orleans Cyescen
revived by the rebel Colonel Nixon, who formerly
owned IT,
Robert W. johnson, OF Arkansas, formerly United
States and late rebel Senator s In New Orleans, await
ing very impatiently his pardon BY the President.
Ex-Governor and exGenenl Henry A. Allen, Of Louisi.
ana, Is In such INDECENT circumstances that collection Is
being taken up In shreveport, la for his support while
10 exile In Mexico.
The rebel General J. Finley, formerly circuit cours
having been pardoned has resumed the practice Of the
The rebel General Braxton Bragg was In Mobile On tho
,ah inst having Just arrived from N, New 90 TssTs
visiting and residing with his brother, Judge Bragg OF
Mobile who stayed II homo and saved his property.
Braxton has lost his.
Peter O. Roddy another rebel general, 10 1t Mobile,
intending 10 60 into business
Humphrey Marshall has begun the practice Of law IN
Now Orleans.
Peter wIIks, cx-rebc Consreesmsn from Missouri is
prospecting in Chihuahua Mexico.
The retcl General Jacknan, Of Missouri hss LEFT
Mexico and returned 10 Texas fearful Of the fate OF
Parsons ~ the hands Of Cortina's guerillaa
The rebel General Bcanregard has declined an invita-
ton 10 run for Governor OF louisiana IN opposition 70
Governor Wells and has assumed charge OF the New Or
leans and Jackson Railroad as superintendent
The rebel Generals Franklin Gardner Dabney H. Eaury
are ali IN the New Orleans Once Of The COM
merca Express Company an institution In the order VI
the Adams Expresa N
Lees father and son. In strong numbers and devo
ing themselves to the education OF youth. General
N =. Maury is teaching school at Fredericksburg Va
He lately arrived at Washington hunting for pardon
and mistaken for Matthew r. Maury formerly Of the
navy The latter individual hos gone into the service OF
Macmillan In some educational position. General Fran
Of tho Virginia Military Institute VIM Blair, OF tho
state distinguished graduate OF the class OF 1883
Commissary Department OF The United states army has
been made Professor Of Natural and Experimental Pit
losophy. Richard NJ. venabe, an alumnus OF Hampton
sydney College and of the University OF virginia and Tor
| four years ad-de-camp 70 Robert =. Lee has been
elected Professor Of Chemistry IN the Louisiana state
Military Academy Of which Sherman was superintendent
| in 1851.
The rebel General william W. Loring now travel
ling agent Of the New Orleans and Mobile banking houses
| Of A. d. Banks Co. and ". H. Ketchum 4 Co.
The rebel General Gideon J. Pillow s In this city.
Captain NJ d. A. Sawyer, late OF the Massachusetts
Second regiment, which he entered q private, has
been appointed military storekeeper United States
| army, by the President
| Colonel Edward worthngton Smith, United statcs
army Assistant Adjuant General for the Department of
Virginia. has been promoted 10 be beadier general BY
brevet for prolonged and mertorous services In the
war General Smith s native OF Vermont, and s one
Of the very abest Of the adutant generals OF tho army
The grand Of the Austrian order Of st. stephen
n right Of the Hungarian crowD has been conferred on
Count Walewski and Drouyn dc Lhuys, Of France