The New York herald., 1870-04-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Alfred Seymour, Of Ottawa; Z. NJ. Lissgnoi. of
Paris; j. c. Lee, of England. and j. NJ. Barnard, OF
Boston. are at the Brevoort House,
General James Sprague, OF Minnesota; Amasa
Stone, Jr, OF Cleveland, and W. r. Hexford, Of the
United States Army, are at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel.
w. P. Balch and II. B. Hayes Of Boston, and Mr.
and Mrs. E. Andrews, of Paris, are at the Grand
HOTEL
General Franklin, OF Hartford; Captain Watson,
Of steamship Palmyra, and George I. Sreadman, Of
Cincinnati, are at the Hoffman House.
Professor Gilmore and Professor Anderson, OF
Rochester and George W. Penty, OF New London,
are at the Albemarle Hotel.
Judge A. Pope and Jacob Underhill, OF San Fran
cisco; " Spalding, Of White Pine, Nevada, and
Rev. G. g. Ellis, OF Boston, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
General Young, of Cincinnati and j. Munroe, Of
Paris, are at the Everett House.
Mr.. Upperby OF the Royal Artillery, ana J. G.
Price, OF Philadelphia. are at the Clarendon HOTEL
s. D. Hobson, Of Geneva; z. B. Richardson. of
Cincinnati. and e. II. Salisbury, of Chicago, are at
the st. Charles Hotel.
j. S. Campbell, OF Salem; G. Estis Hubbard, OF
Port au Prince; s. b. vromans, of Philadelphia; J. 7.
Dennison and G. G. Presby, II. NICK. Herring and p.
Fisher, OF Baltimore; J. N. Knox, OF Indiana; o. G.
Warren, OF Buffalo, and F. Hendricks OF Syracuse,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Major G. M. Lauman, OF Pennsylvania; Colonel
w. 9. Squlres, of ullon; E. +. Randolph, OF New
Jersey; W. II. Swift, Of Washington H. b. Titus,
Of Virginia. and W. F. Slater, Of Massachusetts, are
OF the Ast0r House.
Da1tf Droo
and B. @. Rumsey, Of Buffalo, are at the New York
Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
w. II. Seward, Jr., for Auburn; General Burnside
FOR Rhode Island Judge Neson for Poughkeepsie;
J. A. Ordway, Ex-Governor aBullock ana Colonel
g. Bailey, for Boston; .. E. Steele, for Buffalo;
General Easement. for Ohio; General Pickett
General Stone, General Rhett and Colonel Jenifer.
for Egypt, per steamer City OF Washington; John
Mac Leod, ex member or the Canadian Parliament
for Montreal, and Gordon Mac Leod ana bride, on a
bridal tour.
Personal Notes.
It is rumored that there IS trouble between the
bridegroom whom Anna Dickinson is going to lead
to the altar from Rhode Island and herself. She
wants to know how much money the father Of the
bushing bridegroom is going to settle on him.
The New Bed ford Mercury says Jim. Fisk. Jr is
not satisfied with the honor Of being colonel Of the
Ninth New York regiment. He stated, day or two
since, that there was one other astlncion tnat ne
Bristol, II. l.
Miss Redden (howard Gyndon) is a deaf mute A
Chicago correspondent says that she wrote chatty
and newsy letters from Washington to q st. Louis
paper without hearing word or taking any part IN
Conversation, which may be very general custom
among chatty correspondents for provincial papers,
Henry Ward Beecner IN the Christian Union, is
even more liberal, speaking as to his religion, than
he is with his premiums to subscribers. lie advo-
Gates cunning and treats pleasantly OF the gun as
an s'lnstrument Of amusement and profit in the
hands OF private citzens,n and even says that
"cards and dice may be used inn0centy."
The sphere OF woman is enlarged in GrOton,
Mass, where we learn that young lady Is the tele
graph operator and freight clerk at the Groton
Jnnson M epo In oro 10 ~ ar sne
and great credit to herself. on Sunday she is the
church organist, and renders church and classical
music with taste and feeling.
Miss Maria McDougal daughter of Governor
McDougal, OF winnipeg attended on her father
during his attack Of smallpox IN Ottawa Ut the risk
almost WE'LL This IS the daughter who watched at
Mr. McDougal's bedside when he lay at the point Of
comparative discomfort and hardshps Of the North
west with him, and who braved the rigors Of the
PEELED Governor.
List OF Americans registered at the offices OF
Messrs. Maquay, Pakenham and Hooker, American
nsd sEaes n AmeS Boston L. and %T
Andrews. j. and Mrs. Arnot. the Misses Arnot, B.
r. Avery and family and DR.. j. q. and Mrs. Barron,
New York, John and Mrs Bascon. United
New York; Mr.. and Mrs; Blake, United states Miss
N. NJ. Bradbury, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge,
United States; N. Burchard, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Miss
CLAYTON, United States; Miss Ella Crane. New York.
]. Dawson, United States; Edward Deano, New
York; ]. A. and Mrs. Dresser, Mrs. w. N. Fairbanks
and Mrs. A. A. Fairbanks Boston; Clinton b. Fisk,
St. Louis; Dr. W. H. Fitch Rockford; Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman, New York; Mrs. o. Goodwin and family.
boston; kev. Albert 2. and Mrs; Cray, new York;
Miss A. G. Gray, Boston; Mrs. e. Hamilton, Balti.
more; +. II. Hartwell, Michigan Mrs. w. Heath,
Geo. j. HOFFMAN and John p. Howard, New York;
Miss Huntington, Boston; Miss Kelly, George Kemp
and family T. Q. Kendall, Daniel X. Ken
DALI the Misses Kendall and II. J. Lawrence
and family. New York;, J.: Lawrence. Chicago;
Samuel Mactler and Miss Mactier Baltimore; Dr.. A.
G. Modcrno, New York; W. G. Mo0rhead and family,
Philadelphia; Tenant Nelson, Baltimore; Mrs. Oliver,
Boston; J. A. PomerOy and family and NJ. ID.
Potter and family Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. b.
Rice, and Misses Rice, Chicago; G. Z. Robinson,
United states; j. ID. Russell and family and 5. N.
Selby, New York; Mrs. L. F. Small. Baltimore; +.
w. Smith, United States; j. H. Stauffel and family,
New Orleans; w. ii. Swan, New YORK; =. J. Terry,
United states; Mfr. and Mrs. II. 7. 1Orrey, Phllade
phia; Mrs. John Wayland, New York; Mrs. s. W.
Williams, United States; Miss Wilson, Baltimore;
Ross W. Wood and Mss s: L. Wood New York; j.