The New York herald., 1870-02-07
EGYPT REvlv,FiED.


Tourists Hailed Fron,--.s NY Vessels Of Gold
and My Vessels oi Silver Have shown Unite
Them"
CAIRO, Dec. So 1869.
Americans are said to be taking Egypt by storm.
There is a perfect lnvasion oi them this winter.
Their dahabicns streaming with the stars ana
Stripes may be seen every DAY from Assousn to
Cairo.
AS came down in the steamer last week l saw
one dahabieh opposite Erment with Mr.. Benton Car
yer and wife, Of Philadelphia, for which trip they
had paid 90, 500 IN gold. saw tye dahabiehs strug-
Cling up the Mic between Thebes and Denderah.
Mrs. gideon j. Tucker and son Paul, from New York
city, were on board a dahabieh met near Benldorsf
for which that lady had paid 81, 75o In gold, only
for the journey to Assouan. Mr.. Rsverdy Johnson,
Jr, and large party were preparing to embark when
arrived at Cairo, and to-day three dahabehs are
about TO sail with several Americans on board.
There are also twenty-five Americans AZ Shepheards
Hotel, three at the Hotel Mi and two at the Now
Hotel.
Below Is list OF Americans who have sent their
cards to Consul General Hale this season American
travellers would do we'll to remember that it Is their
duty to report themselves at the American Consul
ate when tnev arrive at any foreign country; espe-
ciay should 1t be oone in EGYPT, because, IN the
event Of any accident the Consul anu Consul General
could be communicated with more readily
AMERICAN TRAvELLERs IN EGYPT IN 1867.
OCr 3.-W. f. Church, Cincinnati.
Nov. 21.-J. Collins Pumpelly, s. w. Phoenix,
Henry X. Rathbone; 25th, George d. Morgan Rev.
John B. Morgan, =. w. Kodman and family; 26th,
G. Livingston Morse New York; N. Everett Dwight,
J. j. Taylor, Princeton; 9th, DR.. George Gerrett,
Ftchburg Mass; John Crouch, New York; Rsv. j.
W. Thomps, Brighton; 2sth,, General Charles W.
Darling and family, John Ford and family
DEC. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Tucher, Boston; Fl. M.
s., NEW YORK HERALD en- route to Abysslnla; w. II.
Beardsley and family; 10th, J. j. Rogers; 24Ih, IL.
l.. Newnall J. Warner Johnson and family.
AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IN 1868.
JAN. 3.-Wm. W. WatherpoOn, \. A. Hall, Moses w.
Weld; Attn. Eugene Vitromille; 5th, Bella Hubbard
Detroit; Ch. D. Detord and family Baltimore; 10th,
held, Mass; Mrs Z. 4. shearer, New YORK; sisters
and two daughters. Cincinnati; l1th, Smith, 14tn,
Henry Beade New YORK; Henry Beadel, Jr.; Chas.
pemeroke fetrIdge and family, New YORK iStn Mr..
and MRS. U. 9. Coffin, Boston, Mr. and Mrs. ii. A.
Whitney, Rev. T. ,. Webb, D. D.; Lewis B. Parsons.
Mich; II. w. Bellows, d. d., New York city;
18th. James D. Butler, Z. W. Chttenden J. s. Os-
borne, Nj. B. Wilson; goth, James b. Andrews, New
York city; Charles J. Williams, Boston; 21st, James
Boyan; 23d, J. z. Lesley and vile. Phiiadelphia;
s Barrett ana WE " VI Dsns
W. Z. Roberts Elizabeth City, n. j.; 10Th, Charles
Amory, Boston. Mass; James Suydam, New York
Mrs. George A. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. G; ". GURUS
ana Mrs. Enocn r. Ballard, Brooklyn, N. T.; ". q.
Grant, ST., New York CITY,
MARCH l6.-John Taylor New York.
MAY 2-BenJamin smith, Isaac stone. United
States Consul at singapore; 9th, M. Condlt :.
JULY 1O.--H. NJ. s. coming from ADyssinla), NEW
YORK HERALD.
OCT 29.--Mltchel.
Nov. 7.-Gardner Fuller, G. Fuller, G.. Fuller.
New York; 1ath, Cn +. DUNBAR; Ii. NJ. s., NEW
YORK HERALD Geturned from Oretel; nth. Il. 4.
Thomas and l.. B. Thoms Cincinnati; I'D, Il. Il.
TOwnsand. 1Tth A. M Bruer. New YORK.
DEC. 2.-J. Dickson and party; 7th. j. c. Fell
and party, General J. Howlandtand family Crocker
Ter, Miss G. q. Schuyler, Mr.. Francis Amory Geo. A.
Goddard, ,Cnas g. LorIng Dr. A. Gray ana Mrs. Gray,
party; l2th Ed Morrison and party, VIM. ". Booth
and wife, New York; Frederick A. BooLn, Theodore
L. Booth Catharine n Booth Mrs. J. Stuart Kennedy
Miss Julia Baker, l4th, George Buckham anu wife;
2stn, George HAYWARD New York; Charles I. Flow,
Boston; W. L; e. Tucker; Geo. W. Burnet C Cincinnati a,
and wife, savannah, Ca; Soth, Davenport; Mavey;
Borland; Slst, Edward Norton. California
AMERICAN TRAyELLERs IN 1869.
| Chcago; General p. o. Tyler, United states Army
Milton; r. Clifford; 2oth, Richard T. Palmer, New
York cty 2lsi, james I. lDghaln, Philadelphia !.
| J. Curtis, Philadelphia; Leonard Scott wife and
daughter, New York; X. Beardsey; 2oth, II. L. Lewis,
FEB. Ira Davenport, ,lBath. N. Y; Miss Davcn.
port; ]. W. Waterman, Detroit, Mich; +. Martin.
Buffalo, y. u; Miss Martin, Buffalo. NJ y; ksy d.
| Torrey, Miss Ada N Torrey and Miss c. N. Torrey,
Martin, Mart % MIS-. a. M. Todd. B. W. Rslsy ana vile, Il.
+. Grant, Jr., H.. " S. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Brooks New York Eliot smith H., Mrs r;, Augustus +.
Conn; L. Cobrook, Massachusetts; 4sh, N. Q.
Elizabeth Wood Mrs. E. Wood, Miss Dora W. Wood.
| Chicago; A. Van Dpsen, New York; J. q. knaie.
psSs p MT onl ana aa MRS v hanon g. y
3. varnems, Brooklyn, n. y; c.: Anderson,
Boston, Mass; F. " Briggs New >. York;
! Morrill, san Francisco, CAL; II. NJ. s correspond
| en-: OF NEw YORK HERALD bound to Suez Canal;
Mrs. L. G. Lincoln, Mrs. e. A. Wiusow, Boston.
Mass; 10Th, Thomas Belch. Mrs. Buck Philadelphia;
Miss Buck, Pmadepha; w. II Fleming Pnilade,.
NJ. Parsons, Miss O. J. Parsons. Franklin $.
Rev. Lewis 0. Braston, Johnbury; 27th, Charles
II. THOMPSON, New York; Charles J. How. Boston;
| George H. Burnet, Cincinnati.
| MARCH 1--Alr. ana Mrs. ]. Augustus Hamilton, New
| York; 3d. Robert Brown Cincinnati; Mr.. aud Mrs
Livingston hlngston v New fork; k;n SIN @ Sesspn V, 3
! Louis Martin New YORK; 9th Eucld Borland, New
Orleans: Tnaddeus p. Mott, New YORK city;
| Aired W. Craven and TWO daughters, New York
city; 18th, A. W. Henderson, Chicago; 18th, Rev. 4.
APRIL Ri 2.~Eben Harrington, W. Bordman Richard !;
sd, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Lewis, Chcago Mr. aud Mrs
| Isaac Severtson, Boston.
Cassus Willis, Hartford Conn.,; 14th J. X. Madison
Mulany, captain OF the RIchmond; James z. Tolrra,
! paymaster Lieutenant Commander d. H. Sands;
lieutenant r. $. Colum; J. Johnson. chief engineer;
| Ensign W. $. Frailey; Ensign j. L. Eatoni Lienten.
| ant Commander II. X. Wallace
| July 30--henry Mitchell.
SEP. pa Hungarian naturalHed; 30th, Leuten-
| ant Commander F.. Wilson, OF .ne Plymouth L,eu-
| tenant Commander n. H. johnson; Lieutenant Com
| mander G. I. DAVIS; Surgeon j. j. Taylor: Master
| J. N. Hempniil; Ensign G. Ii. West; Ensign A. K.
] Conden.
| Oct. 1-Captain W. II. Newcomb, George j.
| Mitchell; 6tn, Paymaster O. 5. thompson, DR..
George X Bright; 8th u. Muzio aid his wife; 10th,
I Thomas Tracey and party; 26th, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Burton Carver, Philadelphia.
| Nov. 81. Henry W. Magee, Chicago; Mr.. and
| Mrs III. NJ. Houston, San Francisco; II. NJ s., OF the
| NEW YORK HERALD, S1ez Canal; 23d, l.. Frederick
Mason, Worcester, Mass; 24tn Chester Weed, Mus
catine, Iowa; General j. b. Wadsworth Oregon.
| LATEST AMERICAN VISITORS.
! Major General Banks. member OF Congress; Ches
| ter Weed, Muscatine, Iowa; John y. Wadsworth,
| Jacksonville, Oregon Major Theodore X. GiDDs and
| vile, United States Army; Wed. w. Clarke and fam
n.y. New YORK; Edwin w. Lehman, Arch street.