The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26
PerAonaI Insoiitge nee.

D. W. Collins and wife, OF Pennss ivapia E. Butler of
hyde Park f. II. Carl Of New Orleans, aud p O. Sc ig
wick Of Philadelphia are stopping at the Lafarge house.
D. N. Glidden of kentucky j l. Lockwoos, OF Ala
lbama; A. G. Day and IL Weed, Of Connecticut and W.
K Ager, of Boston, are stopping at the Filth Avenue
Hotel
and g. A GaIoner, Of Boston, and Cuyer, Of sa
vannah, Ga, are stopping at the Bfevoort House.
Hon Bufinton. of Massachusetts; Capt. j. T. Wright,
OF California; W. Brent OF Virgins; Thomas Sewen Jr
of Baltimore +. Lewis and wife, az Troy, aud Talter
Harper OF Washington d. c. are stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel
and fsmily Col Levy, Of South Carolina john Cfousy
Of Syracuse; j. Byers Of Boston, Harkins OF rennss
ste n German, Of Arkansas T. stevenson, Of CAaads
g. b. Mencfen OF Buffalo; Crane, Of Baltimore, and
r. Bges Of Ohio, are stopping 1T the st Nichoias Hotel
Hon. W. " Gwin. OF San Francaco: Hon. d X Chas
% ann v ,a MA Baldwin. q, @
Green, OF Providence Y. Grant, r. r aufphy, O..
Jones' A. Munroe and Gillett o, Albany; J. T. Anes
ard daughter, OF Massachusetts, A D. arber, of New
York: H sewsrd and u. N Dougall. OF Auburn, are
stoppirG atthe Aston House.
Gov. Ellis, Of North Carolina sinking under rapid
consumption.
Hon Alfred Ely member Of Congress- arrived home In
Rochester on the z3d inst.
Acorrespopden writing from Chicago the Mi waukee
Democrat says:-Tbe Burch divorce Is still before
che courts a motion for a trial Whatever the
effect OF tho ,st tial may have been upon the public.
II has either failed Convince Mr. Burrh Of the
tice OF his demand o. has fac5 to overcome his obs
macy. II is not true has been reported that the
trial cost him 500 900, that II has used large
portion Of his fortune. have the most rea ,e infor
x1ation thai he worth to-day than he the
time the suit commenced The of the suit
large though somewhat less than SIS 900, while IN
speculation alone Mr. Burch " said 70 have realized
much larger OF money The report that toe parties
are negotiating 10 live together again Is also uefounded
reliably Informed that they negotiating for
permanent and pcaccabe separation, with prospects of
Neither party willing a. ep lure another
trial n can be avoided. let us hooc that the details
Of another ra may never be spread before the public
TIE chcsgo Rsc5rd rsays-we have among nots abb
utes the Of English earl formerly 10 the Guards,
Low engaged in the BY arstocrAica occupation
packing pork Of the late Bishop OF london and OF
graduate OF oxford, busy ia the manufacture Of soap
nephew OF the gallant Lord Coling OF Nelson's CD.
lingwood), fattening cattle the adjacent farm; a
younger son Of Of Eugauds MODEST families spscu
ating wheat and corn reduced but genuine Germsu
baron who has hobnobbed with and the titled
msgDses Of London fashionable CIRCLES dispensing lager
beer at half dime glass, and an acc mpshed Hungs
Here too, we have brother OF Charles DickeIs, who
besrs striving resemblance 10 tho gifted novelist H.
Ia clerk In the land department OF the Ioo Contra.
Railroad, and Is from him that Dickens received the
nom de plume OF "Boz"
meeting OF the directors Of the state Bank Of South
Carolina Edward sebring was unanimously reelected
President Of the Bank.
Bureau, viz s. p. Moses, OF Oregon ". NJ Duncansou
OF d O.; u Porter OF Pa; " ponnelly, Of Pa Grsc
ton Powell, Of D. O.; ID I. swariz Of Va d. Richard
W. ~ Ewcrs, OF Va j. Pigott, OF N. o., and l. s. Johu
son, ON 1t Is not contemplated TO I'LL the vacancies
Mr.. Eellbcck Mason, Of o. O., "a nephew Of Senator
Masoo) has been removed from hs 81 400 Per snnum
clerksnp the Pension Boresu, and M w. w. Whittle
Mr.. Martin Of Mississippi has resigned his 81 200
per annum cerkship In the CENSUS Bureau. Also nr. T.
p wsssos Of Michigan, and M. VIM. GRANDPA, Of New
g. O. Guest, o. Nd. s1,as Yulse Of w. T., aud D. X.
whitaker, Of g. c., assistant examiners In the Patent
Once, have been removed