The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27
Personal Intelligence.

Prince Moridera, OF Japan. and suite OF ten officers
arrived in the city yesterday morning and have
rooms at the Metropolitan Hotel. The following
are the names OF the oficers-R Nation, z. Mort.
Il. Kow, II. OhnO s. Matumolo Ii. Teramori, X.
HaSegaira, 7. Megata, Y. Yanada, x. Kurobe, T..
TaKeya- Their rank is called IN the Japanese Ian.
Ruage GdkusGt-offlcers of the civil service. They
are all young men, the Prince himself being only
eighteen years of age. They have been sent by the
Japanese government to study our political system
OF government, in order to confer the blessings OF
something akin to American civilization upon their
own land. The Prince, whois quite swell in
his way, will study law in Washington.
Mr.. Charles KNAPP, OF big gun fame. lett the
Everett House yesterday evening for Pttsburg
Judge 3. O. Hastings, one or the early pioneers OF
California, Is at the Metropolitan Hotel He intends
spending tho winter in New York.
General fitzpatrick, ex-Alinister to Chile, IL at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. He will leave in few days for
his nome In New Jersey.
Ten members OF the City Council OF Baltimore are
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel. They have come
to Inspect the Fire Department of this city, ana viii
60 to Boston, Chicago and st. Louis for the same
purpose. On their return TO Baltimore they viii
apply their collective experience to the creation OF
new fire department in their own city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Siddons arrived Yesterday
from Albany and are at the Clarendon Hotel Mrs
siddons VIII commence an engagement at Nblo's
next Monday. - 's.~' 90 .-~..-. ~.
MI james Wingate, a leading merchant OF Glas-
cow. Scotland Is among the last arrivals at the
Grand Central Hotel.
CoQnel Ruckle, from Nevada has come to the city
ON railroad business, and Is stopping at the Asor
House.
General N. P. Banks arrived yesterday from Wash
ngton ana put up at the Futn Avenue Hotel, where
he Will remain o few days.
General ]. r. Swift and Colonel william Bailey Of
st. Louis, are among the prominent arrivals at the
Irving House.
General John Briggs, OF the United States Army,
came to the city yesterday morning, ana quar,ered
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel G. G. Hammond, formerly Superintendent
OF the Union Pacific Railroad, arrived yesterday
from Chicago, and is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. r. p. Drane, United States Consul General to
Havana, left the New York Hotel yesterday for
Washington, on government business.
Colonel james W. Singleton, from Illinois. is stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, ana will leave in
few days, homeward bound.
General J. G. Fremont left the st. Nicholas Hotel
yesterday for his home IN Iarrytown
General De Trobrand is on the passenger list to
sail by the Vile de Paris for France. He Is going TO
visit his friends In Brittany.
Mr.. Camille Lynch, OF this city, has been ap-
pointed by the Hayden Minister Acting Consul for
Hayt at this place. vice Arthur Folsolne, deceased.
Bishop Paulus, OF the Greek Church. left yesterday
afternoon by the steamer Hermann for his new do
cese In Siberia Previous 10 his departure the ven
cradle prelate had an interview win Count Ca;a-
cay. the Russian Minister. at the Brevoort onse.