The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister, will leave the
Albemarle Hotel for Washington to-day
Niles Gerald Keen, Her British Majesty's Colonial
Secretary for Bermuda, is ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
NJ Lefaiore, French Consul at Charleston, is stop
ping at the New York Hotel
E. Thompson Gale, of Troy, Is at the Holman
House.
State Prison Inspector Fordyce L. Lanin, OF
Saugerties, Is staying at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The viscount de Thury, of Paris, one OF the pas
sengers OF the steamship Cuba, that arrived on
Tuesday evening, Is at the New York Hotel
Colonel Lee r.. Shyrock, President OF the Board of
Trade OF St. Louis is among the late arrivals at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
General John E. Milford, OF Virginia, is domiciled
at the Grand Central Hotel.
Congressman w. @. Smith, of Vermont, Is regis
tered at the Brev0ort House.
Judge G. X. Spalding, of New Orleans, has quar-
tiers at the Grand Central Hotel.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister, yes
terday returned to Washington from this city,
Colonel Eugene Castero, OF Mexico, yesterday
arrived at the New York Hotel.
Charles Francis Adams, the American member OF
the Geneva Tribunal, reached the BrevoOrt House
late on Tuesday night Yesterday he departed
for Europe on the steamship Russia.
Baron Ofenburg, the successor Of Catacazy as
Russian Minister at washington, arrived by the
steamship Cuba. He is now with v. Schrkof,
whom he relieves from the performance OF the du
ties OF Charge d'Afaires, at the Clarendon Hotel.
Messrs Arthur and Charles Wallack, sons of Mr.
Lester Wallack, were among the passengers by the
steamship Russia that departed yesterday. These
young gentlemen are to make tour OF the world
The Russia was accompanied down the bay by a
tur hoo rin Tho pta andn man IF tha
voyagers. During the trip a collation. was served
at which number OF speeches, expressing the
heartfelt desire of all present for the safety and
happiness of the tourists throughout their travels,
were delivered.
Admiral Ingefeld the present "Naval Attache"
OF the British Legation at Washington, has been
called to be second in command Of the Medter-
ranean squadron. He has to sail for his new place
Of duty In few days. This officer has been In this
country but few months. He was appointed to
the position Of Naval Attache 1t was said, because
1t was place Of no responsibility, and as 1t was
wished to allow him to pass the remainder OF use
ful life In ease and quietness. He was here but a
short time when he disturbed the quietness to
which he had been assigned by making thorough
inspection of system Of defences. His recall to
active duty, in view of these facts, Is somewhat
strange.
D. W. Shyrock as Collector of Internal Revenue for
the Twenty-frst Pennsylvania district; A. J.
Richie, Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Fourth Iowa district; William NJ. Daglesch, APP
praiser Of Merchandise at Pittsburg, Pa. Elisha p.
Terry, Governor of Washington Territory.
In executive session yesterday the Senate con-
frmed the following nominations
John Jay Knox to be Comptroller of the Currency;
Thomas Cole to be Collector of Customs at Saco,
Me-; A. J. Richie, Collector OF Internal Revenue,
Fourth district Of Iowa; Hiram p Newman, Post
master at Oswego, Kansas; Fletcher A. Wilson,
chief engineer In the navy; William X. Nauman,
second assistant engineer In the navy; COmman-
der Francis A. Roe to be captain; Lieutenant Com
mander John A. Howell to be commander, vice,
William H. Dana, deceased; Lieutenant Comman-
der Allen v. Reed to be commander; Master Daniel
Delehanty to be lieutenant; Master Charles O..
Allibone to be lieutenant vice william
NJ Paul, resigned Master Charles c. Crowell to be
lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Commander A. v. Reed,
promoted; John A. Gray and Joshua Riley to be
members Of the Council OF the Legislative Assem-
bly, of the District of Columbia, the latter In place
of Charles Peck. resigned.