The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15
Personal IntelIigence.

PERSONAL 1nteIl1RemCGs
Madrid despatch, of August 2s states that it is proba
BILE that the OF General Concha Captain
raj of Cuba, will be sent out next fall
The American Minister in London and family, have
left London for Brighton where they have taken house
for MONTH
Marshal Bosquet has had relapse, and part Of his
right side is paraiyzed
Marshal Neil TO whom the public is indebted for an ac
of the segc of Sebasopol is said to be preparing
work on the late campaign in Italy.
The London Star remarks-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mathews are about to make trip to the United States
where they were popular. They will 80 by the Grea
Eastern.
The Countess de Montuo, mother Of the Empress
Eugene, has arrived in Paris.
The following distinguished Costa Rcans have arrived
Mt the Place HOTEL in this city, vzJuan Rafael
NORA President Of the Republic from which he has just
been expelled in consequence Of revolutionary
ment there c. Medina, Manuel Arguello c. Medina Jr.,
and A. BrOna; also Sebastian LOrene Chjos and Manuel
M. Gavez, Of Peru.
monument to Agnes Burns, eldest sister of Robert
Burns the national bard of Scotland has been erected in
ST. Nicholas churchyard, Dundak, Ireland, where the
mortal remains of the poets favorte sister Inferred
The monument looks sreetward, and has very chaste
and characteristic effect. About $3.50 contributed
by the inhabitants OF Dundak and its vicinity towards its
erection.
The Toronto Globe says of the Governor General Of Ca
nada:t'The only sentiment which Sir Edmund Head has
excited In Canada disgust The one hope Of the people
at the present moment that he may be recalled their
fear that another like him may be appointed in his
place. II he is removed the people will breathe more
freely If it announced, in spite Of all we have heard
the contrary that his Of Office is renewed thou
sands will leave the province In despair"
The late A. Bowder left by his will the sum Of one
hundred thousand dollars to the Genvillc College and
Military Institute. The interest this is to be APP
piled the payment Of professors salaries and the edu
cation of poor boys"
Gen. II. K. Oliver, Of Lawrence, Mass will address the
Hilsborough Agricultural and Mechanical Society on the
Goth inst at its annual fair to be holden Milford, H.
Among recent marriages is that of Mr. Oliver s. Leland
TO Miss Ella D. Clark daughter Of Lewis Gaylord Clark
ESQ., of the KnickevbockT
Mrs John Thompson of Stratord, completed her 95th
year on Thursday the Sth She visited Bridgeport on
that day her children and grand children
still living She was ten years Of age at the breaking out
of the Revolution.
Commander Maury has thought it worth while to con-
iradct the romantic fable about his marriage to Sand
witch Island princess.
recent letter says Paris Is Just sort of Penn
sylvania avenue fnll of political faces Mr.. Seward is
here; Mr.. Sumner is here; Mr.. Winthrop of Boston,
father and son, with their wives. Gen Mcdowell, Of ST.
Louis who has recently resigned the Consul Generalshp
nj Consantnope, because the richest government in
the world afford pay its servants salary which
will enable them to ve is also here
Information has just been received at the State Depart
ment from Minister at Berlin, Mr.. Wright that Chris
Ernst American naturaized citizen, who had been
compelled by force to enter the Hanoverian army, has,
upon the remopstrance Of our government, been dis
charged from the service.