The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-14
Personal Intcliige nee.

Admiral Farragut gave dinner on Thursday evening
last at the Masor Dorec TO the French admiral com
handing the imperial squadron in our barccr at which
were present about twenty Aye gcntemeu principally
American and French naval officers Of the highest rank
There formal speeches on The occasion, hui
many neat mpromptus The affair passed OH with greUt
satisfaction al who present, Admiral Fafraguf
presiding with admirable tact and courtesy.
magnificent Tenth corps badge has been presented 10
Major General Alfred Terry by large number OF the OH
of the late organization The badge represents q
bason fort and in this is ornamented by i've dia
monds In the centre and basons, the whole surrounded
by a laurel wreath OF green enamel. II is suspended
from generals baton held in the claws Of an eagle
beneath which appear various military symbols all Of
solid gold aud exquisite WORK manshlp.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Wheeling Nv. Va
jntstlgencer esAmong the rumors prevalent IS on
on d tha,eneral Terry commanding this Department,
will shortly marry the daughter Of a well known mcr-
chant OF Richmond. The young lady in question II
about eighteen, and belongs 10 family remarkable for
its beauty OF which, in point or appearance she GER
tainly not unworthy member. Some Of young
misses who, few short months since, we're boiling over
with hatred Tor everything native rgernnc to yankee
dom, have overcome their aversion with amazing fac
ty In few nights, the daughter Of our richest tobacco
merchant who said 10 have secure within the Golfers
OF The Bank Of England princcy fortune VIII marry
federal officer now on duty In Richmond, and have
heard OF two other instances Of similar nature
Stars and brass buttons have provcTbiay dazzling effect
upon the youthful female imagination aud with come or
our Richmond misses II seems to be matter OF
email whether the stars aud buttons adorn the
" loyal blue = or - rebel gray.
Boston correspondent Of the Rochester IN W Demo
Graf writes thus about the tomb or Daniel Webster in
neld:-Whcn the son OF Fletcher Webster was
buried the other day his grandfathsrs CONN was again
opened, and his remains found In perfect preservation
There about IT, but those features viii never
be seen again
the original secessionists Edmund Rnffn who fired
the FIRST rebel gun, lately blew his brains out. Mr.
Badger o. Norn Inn VINO oscd ne Original 0r" ~
1891 has lately been Frustrated by paralysis and has
entirely lost his mind.
In consequence OF the death Of Admirs: Sir J. W,
Austen, Senior Admiral Of the Royal Navy Vice Admiral
Thomas Bennett atisins The rank VI full Admiral.
Another member has .beep aided TO the cxisd royal
family OF France by the birth Of daughter to the Count
and Countess Of Paris The child has been named after
her great grandmother, Marie Amelic louise Helene
II Is said that Prince Humhevl the Crown Prince Of
Italy has fallen In love with tho Princess Marguerite, the
King Of Italy dsapproves Of the match because the
Emperor Of the French refuses 10 sanction the alliance
Nevertheless IL is declared that the young prince rs de
termined 10 we'd no other royal lady.
Tho personally Of the late Mr. Golden has been sworn
under eight thousand pounds. His will dated Apr
!. and executed the day before his death He has
left TO his wife life interest IN all his property which
is to be divided after her death equally between his i've
daughters.
The latest development Of Fcnansm is summons
against sir Robert Peel Chief Secretary for Ireland
tho charge o provoking breach Of the peace Sir Rob
ert war travelling on the Queenstown Railway with a
pusn s when s ns r., me fellow
cxcitabie did So says the banker threaten him
and abuse him, that he, the tex banker compelled
TO take OUT summons against the Secretary. In for
mer quarrel IL will be remembered that the " Donoghue
challenged Sir Robert, and that Sir Robert would have
fought had not Lord Palmerston interposed. On the
present occasion Lord Pslmcrston agent witness
90 the alteration, and has boon summoned to give owl
denoe
The death 81 the nephew Of the once famous connt
dossy Is mentioned In most oi the London and Paris
newspapers
Mr. so,hern has been prevented from fulfilling his
gagcment the Prince Of Wales Theatre, Birmingham
by severe indsposiion The following Is copy OF The
medical certificate which has been published by the
snanggement.-
BIRMINGHAM, scpt 26-~5 T. NJ
p'rchy certify that Mr. Sothern Is totally unit to
continue his enFagemcnt TO act this evening would be
at the risk Of his life II s absolutely necessary that he
should have AZ least fortnight's rest; and most
probably surgical operation will be required before his
health viii lie restored. BELL FLETCHER NJ u.
General Mcclellan is expected In England. He viii
not remain hong, but viii return TO the United STATES