The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
Personal Intelligence.

Rev Mr.. Wright of the NJ f. Church Cleveland has
been charged with hoidinous conduct We have since
heard that there eight ten specific charges against
him. He is charged with making love to young lady,
and with taking unlawful liberties with several lady
bers Of his former flock.
Prof Major of the National Observatory has resigned
his commission Professor of Mathematics in the navy
Hon. G. NJ. Conrad of Louisiana, Major McKinstry, U.
S Army, and Hon. Sherrard Clemens and family Of Vr-
ginia, are in Washington.
During the absence of General Scott, General Wool as
senior officer, will be the acting Commander in Chief
Dr. J. de Rachmarinow Professor Of the Imperial Uni.
versity at Kew, Russia, was in Montreal the
10th inst
Hon John p Hale, of New Hampshire, will deliver a
lecture before the Young Mems Society of Detroit or
about the LIST Of November
Mr.; Everett will repeat his GRAFTON Webster upon
the platform in front Of the State House in Boston, to-day
The twenty-five cricketers of Canada who are TO play
the English eleven Rnnna-, "a. n, Sy
mons, r. A.; Lieut.. surman, r. Q. R.; Messrs Pryor,
Kerr and Tristone from Quebec Mr. Ellis from PRESCOTT
Mr. Bacon, from Cornwall; and from Montreal, Captain
King, Seventeenth regiments Captain Earle, Seventeenth
regiment Mr.. Ravenhill, Seventeenth regiment and
Messrs Pickering, Weber, Smith, Hardingc Daily, Ma
pier Morgan Swettenham, Swain Fisher Foudrnier and
J. U. Smith
Sheriff, who assaulted at the Voorhees, House during
racas that occurred there last year. has sued Captain
Isaiah Rynders of New York. for sanderous words and
expressions used in relation TO the matter in the State
Convention there assembled.
The Duncan family, of Providence, R. l., is taxed for
over So 600 000
mia avenue art gallery, which is estimated to
100000. The gallery will be free, will be managed
by trustees appointed by Mr. Corcoran.
Some of the San Francisco papers have published nor.
traits of Mr. Greeley They TO have taken for this
purpose such wood they had hand and instead
of adapting the portrait to the original they them
selves with adapting the description to the portrait Il
was found necessary in to make him stout
bury, dark complexioncd man, with black hair and q
good deal of black whsker."
Gideon Wees, Esq, having declined to act, Governor
Buckingham, Connecticut,
Hawley, Esq, editor of the Hartford Esening Press
member of the commission to settle the boundary line be-
tween New York and Connecticut Both States have now
full sets Of commissioners appointed
The Governor Of Missouri has appointed J. Proctor
Knott Esq, Of Scotland county Attorney General in
place of Hon. B. Ewing, elected to the Supreme Judge
ship
John B. Holmes made Intellectual attempt to escape
from Sing Sing few days since.
In the case of Daniel Wghman against the city of Pro-
violence, in which the plaintiff claimed 81 900 damages for
injuries sustained by falling in the street. icy time
in winter the jury returned verdict for the whole
amount claimed.
When Gov. Seymour returned from Russia recently
to his home in Hartford, Conn, he instantly recog
nzed by avorte house dog that had not him six
months which lealcd and fawned upon him with every
demonstration OF Joy.
Letters from Senator Cingman of North Carolina who
upon the Rhine at the latest dates state that he will
arrive at Washington few days prior to meeting of
Congress
Mr. Sebastinoff Russian savant, has discovered an
old manuscript of Ptoemys Geography the Monastery
of Mount Ahos and has made Photographic copies Of the
maps for the classic world.
sale Of fifty one negroes, owned by A. F. and William
Donay took place at Charleston Va recently The sale
aggregated $780, being an average Of 1866 80 each
The St Louis papers state that Mr. Robert Thomas of
Covington KY, lost his pocketbook containing 81 200 in
the streets of the former city. It picked up and
stored to the owner by little newsboy named Johnny
Moore, to whom Mr.. Thomas gave suit Of clothes
silver watch and hundred dollars in gold as a re-
ward for his honesty.
Miss Mitchell has caused observatory be built in
Nantucket for the accommodation of her and beaut
full telescope She takes great delight in this instrument
and frequently the entire night in her observatory
watching the heavenly bodies. Her telescope which
is very powerful instrument, presented TO her by
few personal friends
On Friday afternoon, I'd inst, Hon. John P. Hale with
his daughter and another lady, rode Great Falls
and stopped at the High School, for the purpose visit
ing the institution. The wind blew newspaper across
the street. frightening the horse which broke away from
his fastening, of violently, overturned the carriage
and striking a post, broke his neck and fell dead.
There forty six persons in England who have in
comes of f459 900 year. upwards of two millions of
dollars. Four hundred and forty four have incomes
ranging from fifty TO two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Ex-President Fillmore and Mrs Fillmore have been
passing few days at Westernport, Conn.
Captain Thomas Blair an old resident OF Frostburg
Nd. died few days since. He served in the war OF
1912.