The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-20
Personal Intelligence.

Commander Lowry, Of the United States Navy
and formerly Of the flagship Severn having just re-
turned from South Carolina, where he is largely In.
terested In some plantations Is quartered ut the
| Hoffman House. He VIII remain III this city tor a
| short time.
Colonel J. T. Treadwell, of the Frankfort Arsenal
f. b. Morgan, OF Aurora, and Surgeon Macomber OF
| nagsnip Delaware. are at the Astor House.
Ben FIELD, one OF the republican lights of Albion
n. Y, Is among. the guests ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
viscount Treilhard, late French Minister to Chile
having returned from Washington, VIII remain for
the present with his family at the Hoffman House.
Governor McCook, OF Colorado Ex-Governor
j.. Gregory Smith, OF Vermont, and General G. A.
smith, of Washington, at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
j. S. Ludlam of Shanghae, Is sojournlng for
short time at the Brevoort House.
Colonel Morris Greenwall, OF Texas and G. c.
Huntley, of Nevada the latter gentleman large
mail contractor "out West') have rooms at the Me-
tropoltan Hotel
General John 9. Fremont OF Tarrytown, who has
been stopping az the Holman House. left last even.
Ing for his home The General will return to the
city in the early part OF this week.
Chester w. Chaplin, Of Springfield President of the
Boston and Albany Railroad, and II. L. Bridge. OF
st. Louis, President Of the eastern dIvison) Pacific
HOTEL
MIR. G. P. Abbott, OF Calcutta, who recently re.
turned to this country on visit to his friends in
Boston, arrived yesterday at the Hoffman House.
where he Will remain for a few days preparatory to
his return to his adopted home In the East
Professor G. Dawson, OF Toronto, who has been on
tour OF inspection to the various battle fields and
places made memorable during the rebellion. is at
the St. Charles Hotel. The Professor Will leave for
Canada tomorrow.
MIR. II. Coach, OF England, is at present AZ the
Holman House. He has been lately travelling
through the Western and Southern States and leaves
per steamer China, on Wednesday, for England.
Mrs. Miller, wife Of Mr. Justice Miller or the United
states Supreme Court Is at the Firth Avenue Hot ell
ON brief visit.
this city yesterday and quarters at the Grand
Central Hotel. He will leave shortly for washing
ton. preparatory to the reassemblng Of Congress
Nine Van Edesberg, the famous German con.
tralto, who recently concluded an engagement at
Brussels and is now en- route 10 join the French
opera at New Orleans, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Governor Bullock, OF Georgia, and family, are in
the CITY temporarily on their return home from the
western part OF this State where they have been So
iourning during the summer and autumn.
Mrs. Sally Ward Hunt, one OF the leaders OF fash
ion In Louisville society is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
on a brief visit.
Some or the States OF our Union must be running
themselves or nearly so, at present. Yesterday the
Governors OF Colorado and Georgia were In this
city, as were also two ex.Governors OF Vermont ana
Georgia and the vile and family OF Ex-Governor
jewell OF Connecticut.
Mir. William Wilson, of Virginia City, Nevada, who
aptly merits the title OF the 'Great American Ira.
veer," yesterday departed for his home, per the
steamer Henry Chauncey, having been absent two
years. During that time he visited New Zealand
Australia, Japan and China, passed through the
southern Asiatlc countries, crossed the European
Continent and arrived at Paris Just previous to the
commencement of the siege. From PARIS MIR. Wilson
was allowed to depart only at the special request OF
the Hon. Mr. Gladstone, OF England