The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
Personal Intelligence.

Among the distinguished vissters al the ST. Nicholas
Hotel present Postmaster General Brown and his
accomplished and interesting family. On Saturday eve.
ming observed Of the young ladies' "a universal
favoritc last winter at Washington in a box at the
Opera with Collector schel and party OF friends And
while the ladies quite carried away by Madame
Colson's beautiful rendering Of Travs,s our worthy
Collector evidently enjoyed brief respite or refreshing
relief from his less harmonious entertainments in the Gus
tom House. We understand that Gov. Brown and family
will remain few days town, and will then proceed on
brief Official visit 10 Boston. Al the invitation o( some
Of his mercantile friends Mr. Brown will probably nay
the Merchants Exchange visit at half past three
George Parish, ESQ.,, the well known millionaire u o.
densburrh, Is another remarkable illustration OF the
French proverb. IL ear coure 10 RETIRE His uncle
Tho Baron Of scuftcnbcrg Bohemia aud Knight Of seve-
raj Orders has just died. leaving him heir his title and
vast possessions. Mr. Parish, baron, Is IN 10
hema making all the arrangements necessary In connec.
with the succession He may be Induced ultimately to
his residence there unless rs attachment TO hts own
country and institutions should prove stronger than the
attraction Of fcudsl honors.
Governor Wise, Of Virginia, has accepted an Invitation
TO deliver address the National Horse Exhibition TO
be held al Philadelphia from the 5ih The sth or October
next
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