The New York herald., 1870-11-24
Personal Intelligence.

city yesterday on brief visit ana Is staying at the
Astor House.
Mr. J. p. Moss. Of Bath. Me-, ex.member OF Con.
gress and one OF the largest shpOwners In the
country, arrived yesterday morning at the Astor
House.
Mr.. Charles e. Harvey. OF the Treasury Depart.
ment In Washington, Is at the Astor House, whers
ne Will remain few days.
Hr, Wulam G. Fargo, ex-Mayor OF Bunalo, left
the Astor House yesterday for his home.
| Colonel d. Mcintosh, Of the Twenty-seventh regi.
ment United States infantry, reached this city yes
| terday, and Is quartered at the Astor House.
Miss A. L. Cary, the charming contralto, arrived
yesterday evening from Boston, and has engaged
apartments at the Grand Central HOTEL
Mr.. Q. A. Weed. proprietor Of the New Orleans
Times, who has been spending last summer at his
villa IN Connecticut left the Grand Central Hotel
yesterday for New Orleans.
General 6chenck, ex-member OF Congress from
| ONO. having been to Philadelphia for few days,
returned last evening to his old apartments at the
Brevoort House.
Captain Atkins, OF the British Army, who Is
'd0ing' the States for the benefit OF his health is
registered at the Brevoort House, where he Will
remain few days.
Captain f. s. Jacobs. or the United States Navy,
arrived in the city yesterday. ana is at the Metro
polttan Hotel.
Mr.. J. B. ChaIee, ex-senator from Colorado, Is at
| the st. Nicholas Hotel on brief visit.
Mr. Henry s. Randall, Secretary Of the State OF
New York, aud Mr.. j. J. Morreii, member OF Con.
gress from Pennsylvania, are among the last ar
! riya !s ct the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr. Samuel Bowies editor and proprietor Of the
Springfield Republican, left the Brevoort House last
evening.
Chancellor Pinkney, Of Baltimore. has come to this
city to recruit bis health. He Is at the Clarendon
Hotel, and likely TO remain there o few days.
Miss Christine Nilsson reached this city Yesterday
from New Haven, where she sang last Tuesday
evening to q very large audience. The fair canta.
rice has lately experienced chapter OF accidents.
Coming from New Haven the engine broke down at
New Rochelle and the train was delayed more than
two hours. On her way from the depot she was
very near meeting with another accident, through
the carelessness Of the coach driver who, unmind-
full Of his precious freight, ran against street
She was, however, safely landed at the Clarendon
HOTEL ana was In excellent spirits for last evenings
performance. Miss Nilsson was accompanied by
Mr.. Henry Jarrett, her financial agent and secre-
tary.
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy. the well known author and
journalist, and his family, have engaged apartments
for the winter at the ST. Denis Hotel. Mr. Mccarthy,
who will shortly start on lecturing tour through
the North and West. is about to publish q book. OF
on American Manners and Customs"
Colonial Emu,n..- paoirnant
N. g., n T., went into winter quarters yesrefday
at the st. Denis Hotel.
Mr. charles +. Perry, prominent merchant OF
Boston, arrived yesterday at the Irving House,
where he VIII remain q few days.
General F. Z. Foster, OF washington, is at the
Astor House.
CAPTAIN Earl English, Of the United States Navy
afati a HOuSe
| Mr.. Spencer c. McCorke, United States Coast Sur.
yeyor is temporarily at the Clarendon Hotel. He Is
| going to Florida to survey the coast
| Mr.. William L. Scott, Of Erie, Pa, prominent
railroad man. and Mr. ]. NJ. Van Valkenburgh, Super.
tntendent OF the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad,
| are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
| Mrs General Green and daughter, from North
| Carolina, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge CampDcl Of Charleston, 8. G.. left the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday for Boston.
Mr.. L. Toro, prominent merchant OF Porto Rico
| sailed yesterday by the steamer Soutn america
| homeward bound.
candidate for Governor few years ago. has left tnt
Fifth Avenue Hotel for Ills home in Troy.
Mr. william Williams, OF Buffalo, the newly elected
member for Congress- left the Flfth Avenue Hote
Yesterday on his return to Buffalo.
| Lieutenant Colonel j. W. Wenman and Adjutan
W. A. Downs, of the Unitel States Army, are quar-
tered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and Will spend ,
few days In the city.
| Mr. 4. r. Brevoort the American artist. who ha
resided for several years in Paris, Is temporarily
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain 4. W. Bass OF the United States Army
who is stationed at West Point, arrived yesterday
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Colonel James D. Frary, OF Governor English
| tnt 10 opifu orJo NOnn
on brief visit and is stopping at the Fifth Avenu
Hotel.
Mr. Maynard member Of Congress from Tennes
see, has left the Fifth Avenue Hotel for Washington
MI. Max Strakosch, the indomitable in,presarit
J has returned from Boston, where he had manage
, Miss Nisson's concerts. Re is stopping at tl
Everett House.
Mr.. p. Brgnoli, the great tenor, at present men
ber Of the same troupe, occupies apartments at til
+ Everett House.
Mr.. b. Eckleman, German Consul to Porto Rice
left the Everett House yesterday and sailed by Vi
steamer South America. . e. ~.
General HOFFMAN, OF the United States Arm
arrived in the city yesterday morning and will be
> the Metropolitan Hotel for few days.
General Burus P. Brown, OF the United State
Army, Is also stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
MI. W. W. Wright, Canal Commissioner Of th
State, left the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
/ Mayor Kelley, Of Richmond, and Mr. 8. H. Fra
| ser and lady, Of Richmond, are among the depa
lures from the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas A. Scott, President OF the PennsyIv
MIA Central Railroad left the St. Nicholas Hot
, yesterday for his home in Philadelphia.
D Mr.. 8. Druard, 0. Bunalo, Superintendent Of tn
New York Central Railroad, and Mr.. J. TiIinghast
prominent railroad man, who have attended tn
Railroad Convention at the ST. Nicholas Hotel nav
3 left for their several homes.
, Mr.. william H. Barnum member OF Congress, VIII
| was at the st. Nicholas Hotel, has returned to Ii
home In Connecticut
: Mr.. John Kelly, member OF an eminent Live
pool produce house, Is now In this city studying tn
| chances for export trade In the coming sprinf
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