The New York herald., 1870-05-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
DR.. ! q. Holland crimothy Titcomb), and Il. s.
Chaplin, Of Springfield, are at the Brevoort House.
General W. D. washburne Of Minnesota; General
H. T. Reid, of Keokuk Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia;
B. F. Bouton, OF Georgia. and w. o. Reynolds OF the
United States Army at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel J. p. Minstree, Of Virginia; General ). q.
Stonehouse, OF Albany j. " Aver, Of Louisiana, and
l.. w. Tappan, OF Colorado, at the Astor House.
General l. @. Hutchinson, of San Francisco; Judge
Beae, OF New York; Colonel s. d. Lawrence, OF New
London; Colonel II. W>Johnson, Of Illinois, General
T. Rogers, of Delaware, and Judge G. G. Baker, OF
Syracuse, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Senator Thurman Of Ohio Governor Goodwin, OF
Arizona; Captain Bnlinge, OF steamer Nemesis, and
Judge Nelson Of Poughkeepsie, are at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel
Colonel d. W. G. Howard, of Indiana, is at the
Irving House,
Samuel Boyd ana George Binder OF New Orleans;
j. g. Turnbull, Of the United States Army, ana w.
D. Bishop OF Bridgeport, are at the New York
! Hotel.
Colonel W. P. Warren and W. A. Beach, OF Troy,
| are at the HOFFMAN House.
Captain Robert Fessenden, of sandusky; DR.. +. r.
| Seymour, OF Hamilton, G. W., and George A. RAM
say of the United States Army at The St. Charles
HOTEL
Professor J. Sutherland, Of Glasgow; Rev. Donald
R. Malcolm, Of Scotland, ana DR.. Alexander Simp-
son, OF Ontario, are at the st. Elmo Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General De Witt c. West. for Albany; Captain
Donaldson, for Canada; Colonel Strickland for Bal
| tlmore.
Governor J. 4. Hoffman left yesterday for Albany.
Personal Notes.
ported yesterday The report, however, was untrue.
On inquiry 1t Is learned that his health though poor,
| Is better than IL has been for several days.
General JET Thompson has just returned to New
Orleans after making an elaborate survey Of the OBJ
struc0ns to navigation from Bayou Fusileer to the
| mouth OF the Teche by order of the government.
at church fair in Kansas City, set OF bedroom
furniture was voted to young lady, with the under
standing that If she was not married in year, the
furniture should be returned to the charch She Is
] now on the war path armed Wlth'a bed5tead
| j. W. Huckabee and f. T. Marlborough, both
young men OF Augusta, Ca, recently fought. shot
but neither bed on one OF the public streets In that
| city.
Ben Holiaday the well known overland express
pioneer, is mixing very thick In Oregon politics. 1t
Is alleged that politics are all In his eye and that he
Is on the lookout for land grants for railroad pur
poses.
The Brandon tMIss.) Republican states that Gene
| raj Robert Lowry has received long and friendly
1
Egypt General Lorlng in the military service Of the
VicerOy, with the rank OF brgadier general Is well
pleased, and speaks In high terms OF the Viceroy
The following is a list Of Americans registered at
| the onlces Of Bowles Brothers Co., 449 Strand
Charing Cross London, aud IL Rue de la Paix
| Paris:-
At the London office, for the week ending May TO-
| 1S7O:-New York-Samuel Eddy, George H. Jones, J.
p. Rust, +. B. Hoffman, John W. Brown the Misses
| Gilbert, J. I. WOodberry. B0stOn-H. G. Curtis, H.
P. curtis, Nathan Appleton Richard W. Sears, E. G.
Emerson and family, Joseph =. Glover, Thomas
Mrs. Mrs. George Abbey I San Francsco-o. "a G CHM
Philadelphia-R II. Gratz, William G. Moornead and
family E. G. MoSreneaa 0inc9natiMMrs G.
NJ. Eaton and family. Mawaakee-Mrs. G. I. dil
Appleton Oaksmith ngham-Thomas ]
AZ the Paris office, for the week ending May 9
1s70:0Bostonu,.C F. Lee G. Goyden. A: 9; IVA Malworth 4
GrSsGy 4s wnsaW Bartlett l. RdseTs meg1 nr G.
Miss s. T. Ames, J. H. Moors and wife, J. Barnes
Mrs. and Miss b. Hughes Miss NJ D. ulden, JOSEPH
IorinS, 9. ". ). stone. a. 9. swift MISS swift
Cambridge, Mass. W: Menlll and wife, T. W. Me
Me- RsN }crR T. Foys wS&fSsstsr &s a ssss Miss M
Clements John W. Deering and wife, Mrs: Captain
N. B. Woclsey, Miss Bessie Woolsey L; Wooisey, Mrs
W. ,Mandy, Miss A. A. Harenmeyer, S. P. Hoard
Mrs: W. Moller Miss e. T. Moller,. G: Il
MISSES MISSES n 0 J. and T j. Jones'. @ George T. Jones'
n. G, Rexford, Mrs. and Miss Elihu vedder, c
A. Fighter, G. D. Cushman, r. NJ. Water
and family M. Schoenbein J. w. Dearing and wife
s. Eddy, +. Richardson, Mrs. G. II. Butler. Bait
mOre-Mrs. whitaker, Mrs. J. J. Dobbin, D. F. Bug
by, G. 7. Bochin. San Francisco-T. II. Douglas, W
Shiels, Miss shlels, j. Freedland. Texas-A. $: Pc
Iegrinl Chicago. Lawrence, A. +. Morley, ".
|. Daggett. Mlwaukee-A. Friend. st. L6uis-1. N
| Keniett, G. s. Drake and wife. Pittsburgh d
Balr q. p. Blair Pennsyvanla-Miss Watts
Cleveland, Ohio.-B. Rose and family, G. G. E. Wet
ster and family. South Caroina-General T. 6
| Rhett United States-Dr. Robert Carter and wife
Miss Angler. New jersey. w. Vroom. Philade
phia--J. Fl. Carpenter, X. H. Alison, T. J. Colfy an
| wife, n. Jackson, Miss l.. G. Jackson, Miss CARR
Jackson. Vermont-O. f. Adds, the Misses Adds
Detroit Mich.--James Burns, II. A. Newland. Bu
falO, N. Y.-S. Bettlnger and Miss Bettinger, DR..
TODie and wife. Canada-T Walbrldge. wilkes
barre, Pas Reynolds. Wisconsln-W +. Smith
virginia-Generaf A. W. Reynolds. New Mexico
Colonel F. A, Reynolds.