The New York herald., 1870-11-22
Personal Intelligence.

Colonel Thomas A. Scott. Vice President On the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad; j. W. Mccullough
superintendent of the Pittsburg and Fort WAYNE
Railroad; Mr.. Elijah Smith, a prominent railroad
man from Boston, and II. q. Sargent Superintend-
ent OF the Michigan Central Railroad are amo ng
the arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Gowcn, OF the British Army, is quartercd
al the Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel g. W. Baird, OF the United states Army, Is
among the last arrivals at the Grand Central Hotel
Mr. Richard Il. Nevias, editor and proprietor OF
the Ohio Statesman, Is at the New York Hotel
General II. G. Gibson United States Army, is also
registered at the New York Hotel.
Mr. j. G. spalding. Assistant Paymaster, and
Lieutenant ]. q. Morgan, OF the United States
Marine Corps, both OF the flagship Delaware, are
among the recent arrivals ut the 81. Denis Hotel.
Judge Theodore Miller, of Hudson, N. " has come
10 town and occupies rooms at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
General Marvin, OF Albany, Inspector OF the State
Militia IA at the Brevoort House. where he VIII re-
main few days.
Mr. samuel Bowles, editor OF the Springfield n :
Dnbtcdn arrived last evening at tie Brevoort House
on brlef visit.
Mr. william IL. Barnnm, member OF Congress from
Connecticut, has turned up at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
where he arrived yesterday evening.
Senator ). @. Pomeroy of Kansas, IS among the
prominent arrivals al the ST. Nicholas Hotel, and is
expected 10 make a long stay oft.
General IL. X. Hulburd Comptroller of the United
States Currency and Mr. John r. Bigelow, OF the
Treasury Department, washington, have engaged
rooms at the Everett House. They have come to
this city to transact some business with the New
York Treasury.
General h. Tilletson, OF the United States Army,
has taken up quarters at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr.. W. c. Davis, ex-member OF Congress or I'LL
nois, Is staying at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain Jerome c. Davis prominent Californian
who was one OF General Fremonts celebrated party
that took possession OF California after the Mexican
war, is temporarily at the Everett House.
Colonel John Enfield, Of the United States Army
is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Senator stockton. or New jersey Is still at the st.
James HOTEL aud VIII probably remain In this city
| for some time.
Commander Lowry has left the HOFFMAN House
aud has returned to his home In New London. We
understand tnat ne IS not personally Interested IL
any Southern plantations, stated IN last Sat
urday's HERALD.
Mr. John G. Mason, OF Worcester Mass, arrived
in town yesterday and occupies at the Irving
House. Mr. Mason is the President of the Centra
National Bank OF Worcester.
has given up his quarters at The Fifth Avenue Hote
and retired to more private apartments further III
town.
Postmaster Jones. OF this city, and family hav,
given up their house in Twelfth street, and engaged
suit OF rooms at the Grand Central Hotel for th,
winter.
Mr.. A. G. Bullock, son OF Ex-Governor Bullock, O
Massachusetts, Is spending few days at the Fiftl
Avenue Hotel.
A. q. Bowles. OF the firm OF Bowles, Brothers A
Co., bankers, OF London and Paris, is among The
arrivals yesterday at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Paymaster q. T. Wallaeh, OF the United States
frIgate Guerriere, is temporarily quartered at the
irving Hsnse, where he win remain awaiting
orders. ' -
Mr. John Collins, the Irish comedian, left Phlla-
delpha yesterday, and on HIS arrival in this city re-
pared to the Irving House. where he will be domt
ciled for some time. MIR. Collins has Just closed
very successful engagement In the Quaker CITY.