The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11
Personal Intelligence.

Hon. John p. Hale of N. H., and Hon. Henry
Wilson, of Mass, are at the White Mountains.
The St. Louis Republican of the 18th inst. SAYS
Gov. Denver lett st. Louis yesterday afternoon for
Washington City. He will be absent from Kansas
only short time-returning to that Territory be.
fore the election, II possible, the first Monday in
August next. The telegraph report of his resigna-
ton of the Office of Governor of Kansas is incorrect
He has not resigned.
Gen. Lane, as was expected, has been discharged
by the Examining Court Of Kansas from the charge
of the murder of Gaius jenkins. He may be ndict-
ed however at any time IL there is Justice enough
in Kansas to bring about such q result.
Diego Sutel has been named Consul of Venezuela
in New York by the government Of that republic
under date of May 20, 1858.
In Baltimore, on Friday last, Miss Elizabeth Muir
ray, daughter Of Purser Murray, U. s. N, made her
solemn profession in the Carmelite convent. The
most reverend Archbishop oilciated and the name
Of Sister M. Julian Of the Blessed Sacrament was
given to the nun.
Mayor Berret, of Washington City, has been for
several days past confined to his room by sickness
He has been suffering seriously from bilious collie.
Rev. DR.. Walker has sent in his resignation as
President Of Harvard College, to take effect at the
close OF the present term. He will preside for the
last time on Commencement Day, July 81. Among
the names mentioned ms his successor are those of
Prof. FELTON,, now In Europe; Hon. X. c. Winthrop,
Rev. DIR. Putnam OF Roxbury, and DIR. Bellows OF
New York. The choice probably lies between the
two former. Dir. Winthrop has nothing else TO at
tend to- while Prof Felton's place in the Greek de-
partment could hardly be filed.
Rev. l. 8. Kalloch attended an evening meeting at
the Baptist westinghouse In Rockland Me-, last
Sunday evening, and took part in the proceedings
He got into sharp discussion with Deacon W ilson,
who was prominent witness in the famous kalloch
trial. and Elder j. Baker, Baptist preacher. Mr..
Kalloch took offence AT some remarks vi Elder Baker
which he understood TO apply TO him. The discus
sion ended in something very much like row,
which was at length ended by the gas being turned
Off leaving the audience in great temporal dark
ness. This, Of course, broke up the meeting.
The trustees Of Hamilton College met in Utica on
Tuesday, for the election of President in place OF
Fisher, ID. d. OF Cincinnati, man OF eminence in
the Presbyterian church. He was the late Modera-
tor of the New School Presbyterian Assembly.
Judge Campbell of the United States Supreme
Court who, since the trial Of General Walker in
New Orleans, has been severely censured by the
busters at the South for his honest charge TO the
jury has just declined public dinner rendered by
the leading citizens Of Mobile as testimonial OF the
esteem In which they hold him Tor his learning,
irmness and purity
NJ Alexandra Dumas senior, left Paris few
weeks ago for st. Petersburg, accompanying Count
Gregory kouchelef Besborodko, gentleman OF the
chamber to the Emperor OF Russia and noted for his
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at st. Petersburg, in the splendid mansion Of the
count and whilst there he is to attend the marriage
of Mr.. Horne, the celebrated medium, with Mile.
Knoll, sister-inaw Of the count, and who has re-
ceiyed fortune from him. Dumas Is afterwards to
accompany Count Kouchelef to Moscow and from
there Il is his intention to go to Odessa, the Crimea
Tifs, and perhaps the Caucasus. He expects to be
absent about four months
The London Ness Of 22d Of June says:-The an
swcr to inquiries for Lady Morgan yesterday were
favorable; and II is TO the honor Of literature to OBJ.
serve the public sympathy which has been accorded
10 the precarious state of one OF its most eminent
female professors in this country Lady Morgan
has made through her social position a new claim
upon literary distinction, and we heartily wish her
recovery, both for her own sake and for ours
Prince Alfred, accompanied by his tutor, Licute.
nant Cowell. II. f.. the Rev. Mr.. Jolly, chaplain,
Royal Navy, and Dir. Winter, arrived at kinsale,
Ireland, on the 18th ult., IN the Admiralty steam
yacht Black Eagle, Master Petley. The officer com.
handing the coast guard at the station, commander
st. Iegcr r. N, happening to see the steamer ar
rive in the harbor, and come to anchor off Scilly,
Immediately got into fulldress uniform and put OH.
The royal party in about half an hour landed at
Denniss quay, and Immediately made ior Mr. >.
Blacks yard. where a two horse outside car was
procured They then proceeded to innsshsnnon,
nine miles up the Bandon river On returning to
Kinsale crowds met the Prince, who, at Dennis
quay, ran down the steps into the gig, and imme.
dately laid hold of the rudder ropes Before shov.
ing of, his Royal Highness stood up, and bowed In
acknowledgment to the cheers Of the inhabitants.
NJ Emile Angler, the author of "Ldonnes Pau.
vres" which was lately played before the Emperor
and Empress of France, at Fontainebleau, has been
promoted to the rank Of an officer Of the Legion OF
Honor.
correspondent Of the London Ne,cs writing
from Constantnople ON the 18th of June, says-On
Thursday the second and last of the imperial mar
riages took place-the "happy couple" being
Munyre Sultana and I-IIam Pacha. The nuptial
fefes had been continued without Interruption from
the previous Thursday, when nicmile Sultana and
Mahmoud pacha went through the same ordeal; aud