The New York herald., 1870-04-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Judge q. 7. Bigelow, OF Boston; A. de Errazee, OF
Mexico, and A. A. Hayes Jr, Of China, are a, the
Brevoort House.
General j. NJ. Brennan of the United States Army;
II. A. Tilden, Of New Lebanon; 4. +. Johnson, OF
Middetown; Thomas Dickson OF Scranton; II. w.
Gwinner of Philadelphia, and II. II. Porter, of Chi
cago, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel
George Peabody Russell, of Of Salem; 4. A. Strong,
Of Newark T. NJ. Henry, OF Belfast s. NJ. Smith, Of
Milwaukee; II. Weeks, OF Boston, and Isaac Mack,
of Cincinnati, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A. O. Dnrant or Boston; A. g. Doane, OF Hartford;
W. F. Leon OF England r. b. Fletcher, of Toledo; b.
W. Brigham, of Boston, and W. r. Peters, OF Tala-
hassee, Fla, are at the Grand Hotel.
Captain Turtle, OF the United States Army; W.
Beach, OF Troy; e. King, Of Newport; George McM
Ian, OF Detroit; George II. Bigeow, OF Burlington,
VT, and Il. Gum, OF Springfield. Mass, are at the
Hontnaa House. er Isa,,u aft ta.f....f.. .l-.,
Rev. Charles @. Williamson, Of Leeds, England, Is
| al the Clarendon Hotel.
General W. W. Averfr OF New York; J. Wilton
Barry, OF Great harrington and f. X. Stowe, of Troy
| are ut the Everett House. , .ff tt.-r4
s. +. Tappan, Indian Commissioner, OF Washing
Ton; W. H. Backlord Of Baltimore; J. y. Thompson,
| OF New Jersey, ana Samuel Engle, OF King Creek
| Va, are at the 81. Denis Hotel. Ue
John ParKhurst OF New York; Colonel e. G. Lock.
ridge and Major ]. +. Keating, OF Pennsylvania are
| at the st. Charles Hotel.
Professor +. G. Brown Of Hartford, and Or. Pills
bury, Of Augusta, Ga, are at the st. Elmo Hotel m
Colonel w. A. Bergman OF New Haven; Maior G.
f. Cooper, OF Oil City; Dr. e. L. Sweet, Of Chicago;
Colonel r. .. Bennett aud Colonial G. A. Hardy, Of
Saratoga; DR.. G. W. Brennan, OF Philadelphia Judge
b, r. Talbot, OF Boston; W. A. Clark, OF Rutland,
VT, and Colonel ]. 8. Woods, Of Michigan, at the
Metropolitan HOTEL
Captain u. Melville, OF Cincinnati, and William H.
Thompson, Of San Francisco, are ut the Irving
House.
David Gibson, OF Cncinnat; George Kelly, T.
Brandis L. Virance and A.. Wissel OF Mexico; Josiah
CALDWELL Of Boston; George f. Peabody, OF Phila-
dephia, and j. IL. Flager, OF Boston, at the New
York Hotel.
Major W. w. Paul, Of Liverpool; w. B. Peck Of
Buffalo; Dr. A. M. Shew, OF Connecticut; u. Spauld-
ing, Of Washington; II. Is. Branncr Of Tennessee; w.
s. DE Camp, OF New Jersey, and +. O. Sanford, OF
Nantucket are at the Astor House.
Prominent Departures.
| Senator Fenton, General Blair and Colonel ]. q.
Berret, for Washington; Colonel Hutchins and Colo
mel e. Strong for Boston; G. A. Crow, for Pennsylva
mia; r. 8. Hale for New Hampshire; Colonel Thomas
Sweeney, for Philadelphia; s. II. Boyd and Isaac
Rich, for 81. Louls e. Lssgnol for BALTIMORE Colo
nel 4. Fish, for Montana; Judge Mckinney, for Syra-
cuse, and Colonel T. G. Davis, for Buffalo.
s Personal Notes.
Laura G. Holloway, OF Brooklyn, Is ma king q tour
Of the West ecturing on Charlotte Bronte. Shc was
In Michigan last week.
It s reported tnat Prince Arthur is 10 20 with his
regiment to the Red River country nelp put down
the revolution In that part OF hS royal mothers do
minions.
mo M.,,.,or.o~r ,A,. , o,c,n r,..S., < -. 49,.
inst. "Judge Richard H. Busteed left the city
yesterday evening. We were pleased to that his
health Is entirely recovered and trust that the plea
sures during his month Of absence from our lnIds,
may be great to compensate him for the suffer
ings borne In his recent illness. The term OF
his court win begin here In the fourth week Of May
The Louisville Courier says:-"It Is mistake to
| suppose that men never accomplish any good by
| wearing deadly weapons. In the Mcfarland trial
| the other day Colonel Knox testified that he had
very often seen the late A. d. Richardson wear
pistol in Siberia and there Il doubt in the world
that if Richardson had kept on wearing It in
Siberia until now ne might have been living yeLn 1t
son wore IL In si6era Co onel Knox himself wore
It there, whit he was making the tour OF the world
for the HERALD some four or i've years ago Richard
son having presented hn with II. Richardson, we
be leve was never IN Siberia.
The Kennebec Journal says that q we known
raflroad man And ex xGovernor few days since was
| ber shops IN Augusta Me-, intending to leave
| III the next train that was then due
The locomotive whistle sounded when The opera.
ton was about half through, and person entering
the shop informed the gentleman that the train had
had just started from the depot. With hat and
pet bag IN hand and q weeks growth OF beard on
one side OF his face the venerable and respected ex.
governor started upon run for the receding trali
His situation was observed by the conductor, and
although time tide aud railroad trains generally wait
for no man, the engine was reversed aud the ha {
shaved Individual taken on board, where he the
observed OF all observers Jt.N 'UHU l5N