The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-23

Mr. JEFFERSON Davis and family left the New York
otei where they have been residing since their ar
rival. last evening en- route for Baltimore
Senior DE Magahaens, Minister to the United
States from Brazil, is temporarily at the Westmn-
ster Hotel preparatory to Ills departure for Europe
nm the 10th inst.
T. l. Burlingame, son Of the late Arson Burlin-
game, Imperial Plempotentiary OF China leaves for
Washington to-day. He has been guest at the
Westminster Hotel.
Mr. IL. de Urearte, Consul General OF Spain, has
engaged Rooms at the Everett House for q few days.
General J. w. williamson or the United States
Army, has taken apartments at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, ana win remain in the city for about fort
night
Sehor H. Toro, q prominent merchant OF Porto
Rico. arrived yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
from Washington, and will remain in New York for
a short time previous to his departure for the
South
Judge Conyngham, OF wllkesbarrc, Pa probably
one OF the Oldest Judges in his sphere, having
served nearly thirty years the bench, retires TO
private life. The Judge has been an attendant at
the Unitarian Convention, now being held in this
city. He is stopping at the Albemarle Hotel
II. W. O'Neale, q prominent citizen OF Barbados.
w. H. Is on his way to the capital on important gov.
ernment business. He Is at present stopping at the
Everett House.
Lady Young, wife of Sir John Young, Governor
General OF the New Dominion, is II guest at the
clarendon Hotel
G. Mccarthy OF 81. GATHERINGS, C. w, is stopping
at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL previous 10 an extended
tour through the Southern States.
Captain Browning, of the United States Army has
gone into winter quarters at the Coleman House.
Ex.Attorney General Martndale has changed his
quarters from the Hoffman House to more familiar
scenes ia the vicinity OF Rochester
Professor Trainor Rogers. Of Philadelphia, is at
present at the Albemarle Hotel.
Mr.. Delfosse, the Belgian Minister, after summeriz-
ing at Newport during the season, has concluded 10
60 into winter quarters at the Brcvoort House.
Captain G. Carraza and Tomas Mata OF the Argen.
'tne Legation, are at the Westminster Hotel. They
VIII return to Washington In few days.
General w. I. Sherman, Of the United States
Army, has secured rooms at the Metropolitan Hotel
Mr. W. ID. Farrand and daughter United States
Consul to Lima, Peru, left last evening for Wash
tngton.
Professor Ihorp, OF ST. Louis, and one OF the men,
bers OF the Y. NJ. z. Association Of st. Louis has
been stopping at st. Charles Hotel previous to
his departure on the steamer Perelre for England.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes Member or the British Par
lament and author of tom Browns School Days
sailed for Europe In the steamer City or BROOKLYN
yesterday.
senator cameron mas positively not been affected
by paralysis as represented. He was in his usual
good health at Harrisburg yesterday. lie slightly
affected by chills In Baltimore Friday bur nothing
further
The Countess de Balignac and Count Mitkierniche
left for Europe yesterday by the Inman steamer.
They have been on pleasure tour through the
United States recently.
Miss Lizzie Wilmore the talented and popular
blonde burlesquer, sailed for England yesterday.