The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
Personal Intelligence.

Senator Cragin, OF New Hampshire, lett the Metro
politan Hotel yesterday Tor Washington.
Mir. l.. Madison Day, ex-member ot Congress-, OF
New Orleans, Is ut the Grand Central Hotel on a
brief visit.
Governor Fl. G. Warmoth, from Louisiana, and
General George A. Sheridan. a prominent republi-
can Of New Orleans, arrived yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel from Washington whittier they had
been summoned by General Grant. with whom they
had long interview.
Mr.. M. Christie, member OF the Canadian Parlia
Tnent and Mr.. Alexander Christie, OF Ottawa, are
among the latest arrivals at the ST. Denis Hotel.
The Rev. Titus Coan and wife, the veteran mis-
sionarfes to the Sandwich Islands, have returned
the United States after absence of twenty six
years. They are at the Everett House. Mr.. Coan
VIII speak at The Broadway Tabernacle this evening.
Judge Poland, Senator Of Vermont left the Grand
Central Hotel yesterday for Washington.
Colonel NJ. NJ. Wheeler, OF the United States Army,
staying for few DAYS at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Senator King ana Senator Windham. from Min
nesota are among the recent departures at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Senator T. M Pomeroy eft the s.. Nicholas hotel
yesterday for his home In Auburn.
Lieutenant X. b. Russell, or the United States
Marines, is quartcred at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr.. James Gardiner ex-mcmber OF Congress rom
Georgia, is at the Grand Central Hotel
Col. Thomas A. Scott, Vice President OF the Penn.
sylvania Central Railroad. ana MI. j. n. Mccullough
superintendent OF the Michigan Central Railroad
have left the 81. Nicholas Hotel for Pittsburg.
General B. 4. Butler and Senator Conkliug are still
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and receiving great
number Of politicians. Mr. Chatter and the other
clerks OF the Fifth Hotel nave had their hands
sull lately attending to political cards Tor Conkiing
Butler, Fenton, Blaine ana others.
Mr.. F. L. Church. the artist. has left the Brevoort
House for Boston.
Mr.. George NJ. Gray, OF Chicago, superintendent
OF the Pullman Sleeping Car Company, IS among The
latest arrivals at the HOFFMAN House.
General John G. Fremont, of Tarrytown. n. T., has
come to the city on business connected with the FL
Paso Railway, in New Mexico He is stopping at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. J. v. l.. Pruyn, ex-member OF Congress- or
Albany, left the Rrevoor House yesterday. home
ward bound.
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, is among the latest
departures at the Hoffman House. he left for Wash.
ington.
captain W. ]. Thompson, OF the steamer France
is staying at the New YORK Hotel
The following Is the list or passengers who sailed
yesterday per steamship City OF Brussels for Liver
pooi:-miss j. McCrea, Miss Phean, Mrs. Il. Nit
chcll. DR.. E. J. Wilkins, Mr.. Henderson, Mr. Turner
Hon. A. Dudley and son, Mr.. Greenshelds aud lady,
Mrs. Booth Miss Sarah Booth and Master George
BOOTH i. M. Capen. Mr.. L. Boyer, Mr.. James Has.
ley, X. Woodward, Joseph Johnston and wife, Mr. T.
+. Biddle and wife, Mrs. Glover, Mr.. ]. L. Brmmer
Mr.. Henry Guild, Miss Malvon. Miss wilson, Mr.
Boce Mr. Tackcberry, J. Il. Stone, Mr.. L. S. Coch
rane and +. s. inman. Esq, Mr.. j. Jamberator and
wife, MIR. 8. Costagutte, Child and infant; A. Max
son. wife and child; Daniel Hill, Harry Russell Ere.
derrick Lubn and wife, Henry G. Moore w. G. Hall,
Rev. r. Fizsimmons, d. .. l.. McDerInotr, ]. d.
Wake, Ar. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Gerome, Mr.. Thew, Mrs.
Thew, Rev G. NJ. Gordon, P. +. Lefevre Mr.. NY
nard Mr.. Riverone, Thomas Wilson, Mrs. s. AlSrich,
MIS-. Dain, Mr.. Gin, Master W. Trick