The New York herald., 1870-11-25

Governor Bullock, Of Georgia, left the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel yesterday afternoon for Savannah.
Mr.. R. J. Bright, editor and publisher Of the Indi
annapolis Sentinel is among the recent arrivals a
the Astor House. 7S - = ~. j ~ T.
Rev. Dr. W. Platt, an eminent divine 81 Louisville,
KY, Is stopping at the Grand Central Hotel, prepa
ratory to his departure for Europe whittier he goes
for the benefit Of hts health.
Colonel G. w. Bailey, OF the United States Army,
mas arrived at the Metropolitan HOTEL on a brief
visit.
Captain T. c. Terrell, OF the United States Navy.
who is on pleasure tour. has engaged quarters ut
the st. Denis Hotel.
Senator D. +. Rice, from Arkansas, who Is suffer-
ing from asthma, has come 10 the CITY TO obtain
medical advice 1t Is said that mis- visit is also con-
nectcd with political objects. Mr.. Rice will
for some time at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. M. D. Embi a Cuban millionaire has engaged
rooms at the Grand Central Hotel, where he win
remain ali winter.
! Two eminent "salts," Captain Noodle, OF the
steamer Cuba, and Captain McMicken, OF the
steamer Calabria. both OF the unard line are tenn
porarlly at the New York HOTEL
Senator s. q. Pomeroy has left the st. Nicholas
Hotel for Washington.
Lieutenant B. p. Bradford, OF the flagship Della
ware, is among the last arrivals at the Astor House.
Judge R y. HaTSOus, OI ClcVclunu, arrived yeSter-
DAY from Europe by the steamer Cuba and put up
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel, where he will remain q
few days.
Mr.. F. P. Drain, American Consul General to Ha-
vann, arrived yesterday by the steamer Missouri,
and will remain q few days at the New York Hotel
Colonel James g. Barrett, ex-Mayor Of Washing.
ton and proprietor Of the Washington Patriot, left
the city yesterday homeward bound.
Count Boris Danzas, Secretary to the Russian LIE
CATION Washington, Is registered at the Brev0ort
House.
General D. B. Sacket, Inspector General OF the
United States Army, arrived last evening at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Jonn B. Howard who was formerly one OF
the largest hotel proprietors In this city, is among
the arrivals by the steamer Cuba. He remained in
Paris some time after the beginning OF the siege,
and was among the batch OF Americans who, by the
intercess0n Of Minister Washburne, obtained leave
to pass through the Prussian lines.
Mr.. Galusha A. Grow, ex-SpeaKer OF the House of
Representatives came to the City yesterday evening
and put up at the Astor House, where he will re-
main for some time.
Commodore James Ashbury who had been on
pleasure through the far West at present in
New Orleans. lie Is expected to arrive in New York
about December !, and viii return TO his old apart
ments at the Brevoort House.
General II. G. Drum OF the United States Army,
Is temporarily at the Astor House, On his way to
Washington.
Mr.. Gordon Mckay, member OF the aristocracy
OF the "Hub," has come to this city for the purpose
Of attending the reception given by his niece who
was lately married to Major A. Melton, al her resi-
dcnce, No. 115 East Twentythird street. Mr.. Mckay
Ii stopping at the Hoffman House.
Judge James S. Farrar, Of S. Louis, is at the Fifth
Avenue Hote brief visit.
Mr.. J. N. Mccullough, Manager Of the Pittsburg
ana Fort Wayne Railroad, left the ST. Nicholas Hotel
yesterday for Pittsburg.