The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lord Monck Governor General or Canada Major Gene
raj Lindsay. British Army; Colonel Monck. British Army
J. c. Wilkinson, Royal Navy, the Brsvoort House.
General J. G. McFaren, u. s. A., and family; Major
Rufus King, u g. A. Captain Samuel Huse, Of Mexico
a. c. Jarnett Esq, Of Paris Exposition, and Marcus r
Norton, OF Troy, arc at the Metropolitan Hotel. :.
John Willis ninety years old, living in Nelson county
Va, Ia now on q deer hunt, sixty miles from home.
Previous to this season he has always visited hs hunt
ing ground foot but this year. for the frsi time rode
10 railway car He has more than ahundrcd dsscond
ants living.
Police Commissioner John O. Bergen left FOR Aspin-
wall on board the steamship Henry Chsuncey. which
sailed 81 noon Yesterday. Commissioner Bergen has
been invalid for some weeks past, and goes to Call
fornis In quest OF health
Ex-Presidcnt Buchanan 10 spending . few days In
Philadelphia He freely topics Of general
dispatches Secretary Seward u flooding newspapers
Of the country with, and which sregiven to the public
Mr. Buchanan condemned the prar,ce ana .sid sss;
Seward had exceeded In this line all Of his predecessors
collectively. He aid not pretend to read them sent
20 him officially, but depended upon the newspapers
entirely TO furnish the est OF what they contained Mr.
Incolns assassination he thought OF the greatest
caamties that had ever befaien the country He
thought n Mr. Lincoln had lived country would have
been reunited and based his opinion upon Mr. Incolns
popularity and strength, which would have carried him
successfully through any undertaking he might have
attempted looking 20 that end In regard TO jon Davis
he WAS unable to form opinion TO what disposal
being in any way Implicated in the ssrassnaon OF Mr.
Lincoln, which he had doubt Jef Davis regretted AZ
sincerely ~ did majority OF the southern people
Anna Dickinson Ia recovering from hcr recent illness
at Rockford, III.
Lat Of Americans registered at the American banking
houses IN Paris for the week ending November "a: ID.
Blodsett and family, Anthony Brewer, Mr. aud Mrs.
:. T HYDE, Miss D. T. Wales, Mrs. N. A Mott, NJ 4.
Beach, Henry Baldwin. Nsals Plumb aud family, u
Tuckcrinan, Mr. and Mrs Hiram Hitchcock, John sloane
MisSJuIa Dalton, y. O. O. barley, Mrs WIN. III. Drake.
Charles H. Rockwell, Miss J. r. Hatch, John 81 naven.
port, Mss y Davenport, Miss ". Davenport, Mr. and
VIM. Paxon. Miss raxon Mr. and Mrs. r Tiinghast,
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs Thos Barclay,
Samuel Cochran, Mis Emily Butler, Miss Wheeler,
Miss f. o. Wheeler W. o. Wheeler, " ID. Morgan, Jr.,
Ma Runkls. james n Ford and family. W. W. Rvans,
Z. q Coleman, r. veddsr Smith Clift and family, n.
Dciano IT. r. Dater, wife and Mrx and Mas Thomp-
son, Fred. n. wacot Jr, Anderson Merchant y. Mar
guand. q Pinckney, Adolphe FIamant and wife, John
Wolfe and family. Edwin Clarke, Miss Lucy Lake, W.
b. Sago and family, Mr.. and Mr.. Jas. Fisher, MIRA
jonathan Miller, Miss N. \. Miller. from New York
city 4 A. Way and family, II. d. Bangs Mr. and Mr..
John A. Lewis Mrs. T. Fay, Mr< r. w. Grant, Miss w.
Wcbber q s. cushne, Arthur Reed spd wife, Jas W.
l. De Forest Henry Baldwin, n q winthrop, Jr, Jerome
jones' Miss Abpie H. Read, Mr. and Mrs n 1. Webster,
from Boston. James Carter, Lucicn Moss and wfc.
Lon 3 JullArd, q A. Griscom, from Philadelphia.
7. :. Perry, MIRA Theodore Payne, Miss Kate PAYNE,
Mr. and Mira Geo. Davis Greenfield, Mass Mrs J. n.
Powell, Rev J. N. Mitchell, Mias MITCHELL Alabama;
Harvey Miller, WIN. Frew PIttsburg; Ma N. s Wright
Chicago; JAa Eddy, T. H. Remington and lady, Provi-
Ssnes NJ Lynes and family, Me, ,, cunnnsha@,
\ 9. Rensn, Baltimore; Miss Lacy Lake. Washington;
W. ". 0rifth. Tolsda o. Governor eprague, Mn Gov
epraguc, Rhode Islsnd; GENERAL ". y nbbitts Troy,
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