The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11
Personal IntelIigsnce.

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B.1Vin o., 10. pi.cs De j. B0urss, Paris, from Dc
Ss%Ds. ~. 1859 2 January ~ leo Ks.Sa.a, nts
ailano, Il B.; James b b.vs, Dr. by, v R,oasrds.
4. Stone and family, a. A schlescher, J. A. yoisi.
sss pr R
iaadsn, = E AcllIoy, Jno 2. Hin, n D.; W. Eosis,
Douglas and family, H. L. Brookman, A. Clark, Lester
Clark T BuckIin, Jr Geo Wsdsles, E oaacken
Sos a. sodsnhfne. Ahb % and wife, ess sd
B. Butler, Jr, New York; Jas Ransden, Pennsy wanna
The Cincinnati Gazette, Of the 7th inst, says-A re-
spected we'll Known citizen Of this city starts aay for
Law, L. Hawks John Jay, n. Dudley Bean, and others
Of distinguished country men, the subject Of pro
posed Amexcan maritime expedition Boohia and King
Williams Land, the main object being TO continue AID
complete the history Of the FRANKLIN expedition especially
to Determine the fate OF all the one hundred and FIVE oon
panions Of Sir John Franklin surviving April rs, 1888
The officers and crew, numbering one hundred and five
souls are known TO have safely landed 6yad-so
fuel and cothne-n the regions Of nsh and game, and
surrounded BY the iron sons Of The North, the kindly E
quinaux.
The Philadelphia Buletin, Of Monday, says:-rbe ser
vcesofthe Rev Henry A. Wise, Jr rector Of the Church
OF the Saviour, West Philadelphia, attended by large
numbers Of Epscopaans and excite unusual interest in
the religious community st large The young divine. in
fulment Of purpose TO give Sunday afternoons 70 the
city, ofhcated yesterday IN The Church of the Holy
spacious edi1ce His discourse was an eIposon Of the
+ words, "The word WAS made fesh,n and clear, Vi
style OF cOmpO6ton enforced 1ughtS which
Abounded in IT, This style is different from that Of his
distinguished father the Governor Of Virginia. In that
is simple and direct Mr.. Wise eloquent In delivery
although much embarrassed by bronchial affection,
which at times entirely prevents aytculatou and inter
rups him with distressing cough In appearance he ia
youthful and delicate, and when animated bis gesicu-
The Albany Argus sayss-Several days ago Hon Joshua
r. Giddinu WA In Arcade, Wyoming county, and rode
Just IN time 70 sec the Hain leave without him. he was
then driven 70 hose said 70 be The best In the place.
and ordered breakfast ha he might be ready to take the
next train Failing 70 get breakfast he hurried into
cart (caed an ounibus) to 60 70 the train He tore
his coat badly IN endeavory 10 escape from the vehicle
and WAS again too late for tho train At length however
be get board Of train and eastward The trials
Of tho venerable traveller wc9e not yet ut end In
crossing The ferry a. this city he lost his bat ana entered
for hh head other than his handkerchief While on his
way down the river, his spccaces and Congress knife
gos ont Of his reach and disappeared altogether. i
The Providence Journal learns that Mr.. AkeTs the we'll
sss 4 sSs a % e Ss. ~ I'm s s.s s
party from Provideacs. They had voyage .w.ssy
eight days In crossing The Atlantic, end, aSter remaining
short ;ns in Paris proceeded sowaras Iuly A. lyons
With his ProvidsDcs ffieada His chisf object in visiting
Italy was % execute N order from Mr. Belmont or Neg
Perry, his father naw, 10 be placed in Central Park
Mr.. Akers, We believe 10 from Maine, and s sculptor
Of much proube. laEa DTS IsfI3gI 10 / etf eE
think II was either in 1915 o. 1885, says Lexington
Ky correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gasd, that Henry
Clay became embarrassed 10 such extent that he bad
70 mortgage Ashland In the meantime movement had
been started in New Orleans by Some q Mr. Caayb
friends ha, they wonld pay his debss and relieve his
barrasenlents and Mr. A. II. frotef the agent q the
Northern pank In New Orleans sent East 70 confer
With Mr. Clay friends. The Consequence that about
$50 eco subscribed, aud the the Hon. VIM Pennng
sent 10 Kentucky With the money, and came %
Lexington without scarcely any person knowing him. He
walked Into the Northern Bank, askod for Mr. Scott, the
cashier Of the bank and upon being shown that gone
man, asked there wore not several notes of Mr..
Gays that ware due in few days. and was answered
that there we're. Mr. Scott was requested V give The
whole amount OF Mr. Gays Indebtedness, which was
done, and dram one Of the New York banks was
nancod him, md Mr. Pennington left the bank with all
MI. Gays notcs paid. In few days Mr. Clay came 70
0wn arrange fDr renewal Of the notes, possible,
ano wss snown N the side room OF the bank. After ait
wig NV mmusee, he asked Hr Scots II there oonh Be
Any arrangement TO run the notes for longer time Mr..
scon looked M Mr. Clay N zee he not jcstng and
nndIs thai ne was mot, told him thxl gentleman from
New Jersey hed called yesterday and paid ali OF his In
debtedhees Mr. Clay started when Mr.. 6cta spoks,
locked at him few scoonds, burst into tears and
loft the bank overwhelmed No man ever had sch
friends. t1u -r.'- / -
Capt Steele o S. A.; Mrs. e. r. Bass of Miss: Hon.
Geo. Hddle, OF Penn Hon. s. Arnold Of Conn., aud Hon
C. I. james a r. L. are In Washington. o -eh 30
In the Supreme Court Of Boston Susan g. Nasoo -
divorced from Robert p Mason the ground n deser-
zion; Charlotte +. Horton was divorced from Heary h
Horton on the ground Of dessrtion. w -.
Hon. d. Eliot, NJ G., Is now passing few days with
his family in New Bedford, Nass
Qnn unaa - r.