The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

Personal Intelligence.
Anopsh the passengers By Tie Persia " sosiss The
arrival Of the Connie Dc SArge, the French Aubador
There vas rumor, short time SINCE thas this noble
intended rssignins his misson Hs rspxn 70 this
country would indicats that change b ksly to DO
made for the present In the French legation. an
We also observe In the Persas hst the names u Major
DelaSsld Major MordeeA and Captain Mcclellan. Thsss
gentlemen 1t win be recolestsa, sent out to 6ssas
topol sort Of scientific commission 70 sxains the
European plan OF warfare, With view :, the adaptation
Of any improvements that might under thsr notice
TO system when occasion called for them. II
stated shortly after their departure that only
Of the bsgerent soveregus who treated them With any,
thing Ike courtesy the Gar Alsttsr from one ofour
Constanunople correspondsnts publishsd two months
snee contradicsd this report and sddsd tst the COM
mission had bean the object Of marked ovitiss the
art Of the French Emperor Now that the nsmbsrs
omposrg have returned home, We may expect to hear
which Of the assertions is the correct one.
Mr. Robert G. Murphy Consul to ShanhAa, and his
accomplished LADY, also came in the Persia For some
three years past he has been at his post In the thuH
discharge Of thu delicate and often dangerous dates de-
voviIg upon him, in the midst Of the troubles and tsr
rors Of seemingly endless Chinese revolution b has
thus instrumental in various ways in sayg 70 his
government and is citizens many Thousands of delars
and Of the lew Of officials abroad who has had
time for pleasure excurnons. We understand that
Mr. Murphy proposes to return to the duties Of hA
sulats, provided the government Will furnsh him
thing than starving compensation and An inter
prefer Tor without interpreter among tho Chinese,
the lapgusge Of AL outside harbariAns y a. deAd q
the Choctaw. From the rapid growth Of shansAAs since
has been opened TO the trading "ousidsrs" end the
Importance Of increasing With that port,
trust that Congress win not haggle more thaa two
three days. at an expense of ave thousand dollars day
in providing the consulate at that important position
with the necessary to enable it to cope, to some
extent at least with the formidable establishment Of the
British government. II our trade with China L. worth
hooking after 1t ID worth protecting.
Mr.. B. Jerome IL also in the list Of the Psrsa'e
passengers. Many would like to Know If this is the
head Of the great clock mandatory which stopped all
its works ct . time when 1t important to great
many people that they should go. This gentleman
lately addressed letter to the American papers denying
Baruums statement that the failure Of the latter
attributable to the misconduct Of the jerome Company
After 70 much assertion and counter assertion It ID TO be
hoped that the parties brought Ass to face,
those interested will arrive At the truth Of the aAsr
We see, also, In the list the name Of l. Hodge,
Esq.,, United States Consul 1t Marseiea whether this
gentleman Is returning only leaSe Of Absence 10
retiring altogether from his mission know that he
bears with him to this country the good will and esteem
Of the community among whom he has been 20 long re-
siding. Mr. Hodge ia efficient gsnsman, and trust
that the country is not going to lose the benefit Of his
services.
Last but not the least amongst the notable arrivals BY
the Persia IL that Of Mr. W. Niblo the able and tnde
gable proprietor and manager Of Nbio's GardSn with
whole lost Of attrasons, female Is wen asnals, with
whom he means to delight the audiences Of New York
during the ensuing summer campaign. tks95
Capt Plat Sixteenth Regiment, SON Of Samuel Plat,
ESQ., Of Hyde Park Garden, and Mrs Rowiey P1st took
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