The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
Personal Intelligence.

Count Catacazy, the Russian Minister, arrived at
ten O'Clock last evening from Washington and occu-
pies apartments at the Brev0ort House.
Ex-Governor Samuel Bard, from Georgia. who has
been pleasure tour through the Northern States
to the city yesterday, aud left the Astor House
last evening for his home in Georgia
General James c. Negley, member Of Congress
from Pittsburg and the hero OF the battle OF MUIR
freesboro, is stopping at the Grand Central Hotel on
brief VISIT
Mr.. A. D. Geavey, proprietor OF the Great Geyser
Spring. Saratoga, is among the last arrivals at the
Metropolitan Hotel, where he Will remain few
days.
A distinguished foreigner-Captain Paley. OF the
British Army--who "has been roaming'' through
the world, turned up yesterday at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. He has come 10 this country to study the
manners and customs Of the people, and will pro-
badly publish book on the subject-a novel one
on his return to Albion's Isle.
Mr.. Charles KNAPP, the famed cannon founder Of
Pittsburg whose fitecnnch guns proved such for
midable weapons, during the slatc war, Is stopping
at the Everett Hose, where he Will remain few
days.
General j. G. Fremont, OF Tarrytown, N. Y, who
is largely interested In the Southern Pacific Rail-
road has engaged quarters ut the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Governor Samuel Merrill, from Iowa, arrived yes
terday from Indianapolis, where he has been attend
ing the Convention for promoting the interests OF
emigrants He Il stopping at the Brevoort House.
Judge Smaley from Vermont, came to the city
yesterday, and is registered at the Grand Central
Hotel.
viscount Trehard. who was appointed Minister
to this country by the late government OF Napoleon
left the Hoffman House yesterday for Washington
He expects that his appointment will be sanctioned
by the present government OF France and WILL
upon receipt Of the necessary papers, assume his
ministerial duties.
Mr. o. Townsend President OF the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, is among the
last arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
General John D. fireman (of Confederate renown)
left the New York Hotel yesterday for his home In
Mississippi.
Lieutenant A. II. D. Williams, OF the United States
Army. and his pretty young wife, who are on q
bridal tour, are at the Astor House.
Among the arrivals from Europe by the Cuba is
Rev. F. O. Ever, OF Christ Church, who Is guest
OF Dr. George H. Perne, West Thirty-hrst street.
The venerable Bishop Pauus lately OF the Greek
church of Sitka leaves this afternoon by the
steamer Hermann for HE new diocese Of irkutsk
Siberia.
Lieutenant A. M. Stewart, OF the United States
nagship Delaware. Is for the present stationed at
the Astor House.
Colonel Benjamin Smith, OF San Francisco arrived
yesterday and put up at the Hoffman House. M
Captain Hall, formerly OF the United States Navy,
and at present In the Haytien service, arrived
In the city. He played prominent part in the last
revolutlen OF Hayti and contributed to she destruc
ton Oh Salnave and his adberents.
Mr.. Stephen Preston, Haytien Minister, left this
city last evening Cor Washington, where be win con-
Ter With the President. I+f =