The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-31
Personal Intelligence.

Rober,J. Walker, the late Governor OF Kansas, was
born in 1901 and is therefore fifty SIX years old His ma
tive place Northumberland, pennsy Gania His
father had served in the revolutionary and held
verai high offices in that Slate. Robert j. Walker era
duaed from the University Of Pennsylvania in 1919, and
was admitted TO the bar at Pittsburg in 1921. He
prominent actor in the campaign Of 1924 In favor OF Gen.
Jackson as President lie moved to Mississippi In 1926
where he still continued supporter OF Gen. Jackson. He
elected Senator from that State in 1886. In 1915 be
appointed by President Polk Secretary OF the Urea
sury Since that time he has been manager OF the great
Pacific Railroad scheme and numerous land and railroad
speculations.
Charles Barring, Esq, Of the firm OF Barring Brothers. OF
the London House; Hon Elijah Ward, New York. Lieut.
Col Myers, U. S. A., Com salter, U. s. N, are in Wash
ington.
Lieut. Edwin F. Gray, U. s ", has resigned his commits
sion.
Commodore Hiram Pauding, who has been so nstru
mental arrestng the progress OF General Walker in
Central America is the OF the celebrated John Pauld
ing, the peekski farmer, who OF the three cap
tors OF Major Andre Hiram born In Westch sister
county early life the navy, where he has
gradually worked his through the grades OF mid
shipman lieutenant COMMANDER and captain He has
ever been one OF The mos, ecieu, and valued officers 10
the service; and government short time sin ~ showed
it's appreciation OF the fact by appointing MN 70 the com
mand Of the home squatron, which he now holds.
Gov H. s. Tooie late Of California, IL Is said designs
settling permanently in Memphis
The Navy Department have advices Of the death OF
purser A. J. Mitchell, U. . NJ, at Erie, Pa on the I'D
instant
Miss Matilda Heron, the actress, married on Tues
day evening Mr. Robert stoepc late conductor OF the
orchestra at Wallacks theatre Mrs. socpel will reside
short time IN this city, when she will start for Paris
Mile Rachel as we are informed by private letters, in
recovering She has resolved however, 10 ABANDON the
stage ever and intends send her theatrical ward
robe and jewery 20 the United States, 10 be sold Tho
value Of the same Is stated at ti25 coo.
ARRIVALS.
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Moulion Manchester Eng X T. Remington. New York, s.
r. Rurges. Boston: J, q Crosman, do Edwd Lander and
daughur salem W O. smith Virginia. =. ". NOyes Cuba;
a " York; j. Y. Howard, do Charles FORSTER Jr,
BALTIMORE Paul A. oliver. Fort Hamton g. Lyermore,
Massachusetts e. Calhoun, bridgeport NJ. and Mrs Rice,
Boson J. H. sullivan, keokuk; r. J. feokhsm, Providence
From Southampton and Havrc in thu steamship AraroH
Draylon aud lady, q cnch and lady, Mrs y Cowdin,
child ard servant H.lteeerger aud lady Cart ski
ings Mrs Fitzgerald, Master u Fitzgerald, Master II fiz
gerald, A & Deusou J Howell, w Allng Rev Lachat,
Rirdns Brown, u Davis, Sorchan, 7 Ringel,
r Mansfield III N Moody. Brown Miss a kobnsr, ~ A
smith. aiss Smith. Hixon q Diball'G Mitchell Mrs
Brown Mrs R0nlot, Hess q Ianer, Glindo Badges,
sornbemer II New and lady, Mrs 0ooi. Mrs Bonean Mr
Pardis. Eongman, Lonbardi. Toni Hess and lady,
Mrs Fischer children and servant. MIS- bois, Mis-
Pocard. Boucherii Raiauf and lady williams lady
aud child Wallis and lady. Miss Drnlscher, kappel
Miss VI Jaqurnut=I0al 81.