The New York herald., 1863-10-23
Personal Intelligence.

Americans registered at the Americon banking houses
Paris for tho week ending October O. 1858 Clinton NJ
W. Bunker aud family, Ed II. Rouse, New York. John
W. Gambler, g. Lincoln Jr., N. Surtevant Isaac Adams
MISS; H. NJ Capron and vito, L. A. Capron, Hartford
Conn.,; Tuthil King. r. c. Larned and son. james B.
Runion, Chicago o. Glenn opd family Cincinnati. Jas.
Bnckland, Memphis, Samuel II. Wilcox, Ithica, N. Y; ;
Henry Jewett. Bulaio A. NJ Converse, Illinois, George
NJ. Towle Cambridge, Mass Marsh, Brooklyn; George
W. b. Lyman. Baltimore; W. W. Ward, Georgia. Henry
p Harris, Charles X. Hidden, Providence. RI Cyrus
gent, Dorchester, Mass.
Prince Napoleon had returned Paris from London.
This trip which has given riso to much commcut had
other object than that or seeing agricultural
tbshmcnts learn by the English papers. which
that The Prince has visited the Duke OF Bedford's
estate wobnrn Abbey and the celebrated farms Of Prince
Albert at Windsor.
The Berlivae Tidssde Of Copenhagen publishes some
long genealogical tables by Lieutenant LaDghorn OF the
dragons, which prove that the genea0gy OF George
the young King OF the Greeks dates back to the
OF the last Byzantine dynasty tho Emperor Michel Paco
LOCUS. who died in 1892
The Prince and Princess Jonvle arrived In Cologne on
Fr day October q from Mayence and after short stay
continued their journey 10 Holland
Prince and Princess Pierre Troubetzkoi and suite have
let London for Paris.
Field Marshal Prince Alexander Barianusky has left
London for the Continent.
The Paris Monieur publishes the following Their Ma
jescs the Emperor and Empress went yesterday after
10 S. Sebastian where they received by the
Captain General the Civil Governor and the Deputy Ge
some new manuvres which are being tried In the span
ish infantry. about which Marshal Concha had
wn soe Lmpero, At =. Cloud expressing wish that his
cuted under the direction Of Ceaeral urbary with
markabc precision and CELEBRITY. and the Emperor tes
Ned ms eatsactton to the generals and other officers.
There Is now In course OF erection in Bshopwearmouth
church tEngand) monument to the late Thomas W lillian
Bowby, the london 2mes correspondent who was but.
chered by the Chinese In 1880. Tho monument bears
Taylor.
The Mexcan throne giving depuation inscribed their
names al the reedenco OF the Minister or Foreign Affairs
before they left Vienna thoy had no personal inter
view with Count Rechberg.
Notwithstanding numerous objections raised In Vienna
against the project Of the Emperor OF Austria 10 visit
Hungary his Majesty viii certainly carry his intention
into eject Preparations have already BEEN made 10 that
effect the royal palace Of Ofen fhe emperor will be
accompanied by Coun, Forgach Chancellor or hungary.
and by Count Isterhszy, one of the Ministers.
just as the King OF Bavaria about to take his de-
dressed middle agolady rushed 10 the carriage, urgen
Iy mplorDg his Maestys protection, earnest
she that the gendsrmes had soma trouble in sppeasng
her and In removing her from tho spot. On making in
quirics appeared that the lady English woman
named Miss C.. who had long resided Munich, and that
where followed by man who had been orJed 70 ruin
her good name by discarded lover.
The King OF Prussil s,in (oct. 81 remains at Baden
His Majesty has accepted Invitation 10 lie present Ut
the celebration 81 the jubilee OF tho Magdeburg Cathedral
and viii proceed there on the 22d inst.
The royal family Of saxony has left Pnuiz, to remain
for some time at the palace OF Weseusten iayorte rc
sidepcc Of hs Majesty King John.
Duke Augustus, OF SAKE Coburg, met with serious &C
cidcnt whist stag hunting at his estate OF Emmenhal
Mornvn. IL appears that he was attacked by n stag
Witch hat been wounded by shot. The puke was so
seriously Injured that FOR several days his life des
paired or
Tho parents Of the Princess Of Wales and he King OF
the Greeks, tho Prince and Princess Christian OF Den
mark. were TO arrive in London the 10th instant.
court letter from Biarritz, France, dated the eth
inst says:You will recoect the affair OF the Countess
Pred ecka whose hair AID eyebrows burned by
the explosion OF some detonapg powder which had been
concealed in the seal of letter sent 20 her by
known enemy Il has transprcd that the writer OF
this letter Russian lady, the wife of colonel the
Imperial Guard, residing nj ST. Peersburg The matter
has been brought before the local magstracy, and VIII
probably be settled at the next criminal sessions
Bayonnc. The Cracow journals the arrest In
Podoa Of Princess Johanna Czartorska and hor mother
II has remarked here that this has produced
most painful impression the Emperor and Empress,
who had formerly received the prncesses ut the Tueres