The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
Personal Intelligence.

The Boston Transcript Of the 28th says:-"Among the
val in Boston, was the Marquis of Chambrun most in
ellgen and sympathzing ally from France who shares
completely the sentiments Of Lafayette, with whose
family he is connected by marriage and with De Tocoue
Vile, whose friendship he enjoyed or the friendship
Of the latter there an interesting souvenir in Of the
last letters which the great French author WROTE
De Tocqrevie in writing to his valued friend NJ de Cor
cele under date Of 9th Apv-ony few days before his
friend must tell you myself how much / rejoice in
our great affair terminated. Truly nobody expe-
sss ss 10y in that than myself
terested To this passage Gustave de Beaumont, the
editor, sppends the following pleasant nots:-The
marriage OF the daughter OF NJ de Corcelle with the
Marquis Of Chambrun, which De Tocqueville wished
IN
right TO say affair." for the high which he had
conceived for the character Of NJ de Chsmbun and the
consistency with which he had desired this union had
been without influence on the conclusion which he
80 happy to learn, and which Of his last joys
NJ de Corelle has played conspicuous part in French
diplomacy He married granddaughter Of Lafayette;
20 Tia. asdemoises ds cOrcel!s was great grand
brun has been in oY country several months studying
institutions and teope On Wednesday he attended
the exhibition Of the Normal School at Brdgewater,
where he was called upon to make remarks to the
scholars, which he did exceenly. He had the oppor-
unity Of seeing much of President Lincoln just before
his DEATH being with him for several days at the 'front.'
Vice Admiral Farragut and wife, Mr.. Loyal Faragut,
Admiral Bailey and wife, the Misses Bailey OF Ports
mouth Mrs Jones, New York Captain J. r. GoIdsbo-
rough, United States Navy; Mr. and Mrs Baird, Pha-
del phia; Miss Baird do Mrs. Murray Portsmouth;
Chief Engineer Barteman, United States Navy; Mr..
Guthrie Ptsburg and Lieutenant Locke United states
Navy, are At the Atlantic House, Rye Beach, Massa-
chusetta
Robert E. Lee late major general in the rcbel army
Is stated is sojourning at the Clifton House, Niagara
Americans registered at Messrs. vandenbroeck
Brothers, No. 80 Rue de Ia Chaupee d'Antin; Messrs
Lherbette, Kane l. Co, No. Place de la Bourse, and
MessrQ IN N Co No Pm d. In pai for
Handy, O. C. Handy, Geo Jones, Mrs Geo Jones. Miss
Stout, Miss Jenny Stout, New YORK; Z. p
Corcoran, Clement Dietrich, Joseph c. Dietrich,
reS Philadelphia Reusensn coonc Jews AnSen
red, United States Army; James Crovey, New
YORK YORK M MGsd EeG1uk So Iowa Crossy New
tom Mrs A. q. Stout Francis A. Stout Edward Pierre
pont, New York; Or A Ruppana Boston; G. v. Dyer l.
Charles Dean and wife 81 Louis; James h. Murray and
grandson New York: John p Menta, philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs 7 Bodge,t, s. whitney Mrs wnwhit
Tinisey. New York John Lee Rodgers Alabama; Albert
Tilt, Nex York; J simonton, Harrisburg Pa e
Louis; Joseph Kelley, Boston; Mr. and Mrs wP
Clyde, Philadelphia; H. r. Sweeter New York j. n Pow.
ers, Mrs H Powers, Miss Powers, Miss CASH Philade
phia 4. r. Nissan, New York; w. T. Abbott, Boston; C.
Bowles, Paris; Geo. O. Carpenter Boston; jeremiah
Baker, y. Williams. Jr., New York; Mr. and Mrs c
Y; $. Debcrt, r. d. Wood, Philadelphia; Mr. and
Mrs G. j. Coggeli, Miss Isabel CoggeiI New York:
Miss N. L.; Cooper, New YORK n K. Horton and two
natl; Emlnelne Place, Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Ffeme,
New York; G v. Dyer, Chicago; Henry CormeraisJ
iiawley, D. T. Hawley and John Cattnach, New York;
Mr. and Mrs Krtley, Philadelphia; James d. Butman,
n nl,;,. Butman Salvatore Cantori New York J. D.
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Bailey, 8. L. Levy, Philadelphia.
Samuel Richardson and wife, New York; Max B. Rich,
Hawley, Binghamion, n Y. Henry Dsnker, Montrosc,
Pa A. II. Cott Bethlehem, Pa n 8 Brantiy. M d., :,
Paris benjamin Howard, NJ D., New York Josephs
BalIisler. Boston.
singular pictare Of the inside life Of the Court at 4
Brussels II given in French paper termed the Economic
The writer says-The King has again been ~ for the last
cw days He rs suffering under attack OF ironchts
which docs not, indeed present any immediate danger
but the august and aged patient who has always enjoyed
excellent health IL frequently subject 10 success
ye ailments that definite and complete return OF bis
ormer strength scarcely be hoped for His Majesty
go persuaded OF the seriousness OF his present
nat he has entirely altered his conduct toward his oldest
on the heir to the throne Until recently the Kng,had
kept the Duke DE Brabant apart from all
ictua share Ia public affairs: he imposed the Dnk.
eserve aud mn abstenson which those most familiar
With the palace have failed 10 satisfactorily comprehend
\, TINS moment on the contrary IN accordance with thu
ounsos OF his father the duke occupies himself actively
With the politics Of the day. lie frequently receives tho
orcmost men Of both chambers without dlstincton %
opinion. He with all an endcayorp ~ inform
himself exactly VI the precise tendencies of each pary
It's Majesty had intended to 60 during the early part Of
uly 10 Ostend but the state of his health
e has given up the project
Admiral Fzroy, the British mcicoroloslst died deeply
debt, and the claims Of his family are being urged
pom the government II rs asserted that in one adni-
llty survey he paid sc 100 out OF his own pooket for
hich he received no compensation and indeed &c WAS
bliged 10 borrow money TO pay The liabilities which be
Cured In this way " Is shown, also that In |
ndton lac effected saving TO te government Of from
20, 900 10 COO, 0C0
Gradually sinking under hopeless attack OF sof,enug
the BRAIN Guglin is at present IN the private asylum
an eminent physician near London. His voice has /
Of failed him. and occasionally, between psroxy Of
aDacal fury he VIII pour forth snaches Of bis avorc
'ngs, sung with all bis old sweetness Of expression
II n said that The health OF Prince Humbert the heir
'parcn TO the throne ~ Italy, causing serious uncas
ess TO his family.