The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

DR.. Putnam. Of Rcxbury, MASS Most Rev. Bishop Of
Havana; Rev Fr. Yldefonso Montoya, Rev. Santiago
Fernandez Cano; Most Rev. Bishop OF Dirona Apostle
Vicar Of 81 Marta, are stopping Al the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. .
p A. Dominguez, or Havana; j. q. Triton, and R.
Barclay, OF Engiand II. w. Farrar Of Boston, and r.
p Meslre, OF Havana, are stopping at the Clarendon
Hotel
Judge oNca Of Florida: n Noah, Of Tennessee
Thos. r. Fisher, Of New Rochelle, and c. N. Pratt, ok
Chicago, are stopping At the Westminster Hotel |,
+. E. Church and +. B. McCagg Of Chicago, and G. L
Perkins OF Norwich, Conn., are stopping ~ the Brevoort
House. ,
D. Chaurey, Of Paris and B. H. woolman, Of Philadsl-
phia are stopping 1t the St Julien Hotel.
General John A. Green, Of Syracuse; E p. Ross o.
Auburn, and T. W. Park, OF Vermont are stopping q
the St. Nicholas Hotel
AID White, Of Syracuse; John But.srnsId, Of Utica,
aud J. Grant, Of Buffalo, are stopping ~ The Aston
House. ',
Alfred CALDWELL ias United states Consul at the Sand
wich islands, returned 70 his homo In Wheeling on
Saturday last AFTER an absence Of ave years and eight
months.
Ex-Governor Hammond, Of Indiana Who has bssn -
the Hot Springs for the past three months Tor
tbs benefit Of his health, has now nearly recovered
Gen. Logan, OF Illinois, will give an address the
occasion OF the New Hampshire STATE Fair a. Nashua IN
September.
J. n Mat an ex-capain In the rebel navy, has applied
for pardon.
President johnson has finally determined 70 accept the
invi,aalion OF the Boston Masons 70 visit their CITY,
The Augusta Consutionaliss understands that Judge
cause OF an naton from General Pope that there had
been controversy enough In his line.
General Fremont has purchased the late residence OK
General j. Watson Webb, on the Hudson, aud has i'm
proved II greatly
General Jos Johnston, formerly Of the Confederate
army was in Washington on the 2sth FOR short umss
but returned to Baltimore the same day.
Hon. O. IL Browning, Secretary Of the Interior, has'
quite recovered from his recent illness ana attends nv
Office daily, though he Is not yet able 70 resume the
work OF his ONCE, and Judge Otto, inc AsAns secrs-
tary, IL still acting
Hon Is.ac Newton. Commissioner Of Agriculture, -
ON visit 10 hts mother In New jersey
Jefferson DAVIS IL said lost considerable money
BY the failure Of tho Liverpool house Of frazcr Iren
holm Co.
Indiana democratic papers name Senator Hendricks -
good candidate for the democrn.c parry LOT mex. IRE
GENERAL Frank r. Blair has gone TO Omaha on business
connected with she Pacific railroad.
General Grant IL said 10 be investing Georgia and
North Carolina Mines in partnership with several repub
hcan Congressman. I
Joscph E. williams colored conservative tor in
citizens asanst Brownlow colored minister nance
smith IL speaking Tor the conservatives IN Georgia
W. W. Holden, late Provisional Governor Of North
Carolina and now leader Of the radical party In hM
STATE, has issued call for meeting Of tbs Republican,
State Commttse.
General swayne commanding In Alabama has gone 70
Atlanta 10 consult General Pope.
Howell Cobb admits that the greatest error Of his POI
ca life stamping Georgia for secession In 1850
Hon. Charles Mott Judge Of the cour. Of Clanis 4
Washington, 10 81 Troy. III II
Ex-Governor Perry Of South Carolina Is out in anoth
long letter. advising The people Of biz STATE 70 oppose N
Military bill. ~yx~.>s.
David Dudley r,eld has endowed ! memorial profse
sorship Of assroaoms !. viliiAss 0oleee