The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20
Personal Intelligence.

his way to Idaho His stay at the East fraught with
great advantage that Territory in making its resources
known and appreciated by capitalists and through his in
dvdua exertions thousands dollars being invested
quartz crushing machinery for that aroT region His
labors while here unccasng, and congratulate
people Of Idaho upon having OF the most indus
trous laborous and jealous Of governors His admins
tration OF the Indian affairs a the Territory have boon
prominently satisfactory TO the government and the
entire direction through the Secretary Of the Interior has
been placed in his hands for tho extngushmen OF tho
Indian title TO the whole Of Idaho.
Among the departures for Europe a few days ago was
the Rev. Father Everett Of Nativity Church. Second
Father Everett has labored earnestly and zealousy
In this parish particularly in visiting the poor Sick and
all who distressed in mind or body. As token OF
love and esteem, few Of his congregation waited
him previous his departure, and presented him with
purse containing In tho neighborhood Of twenty Ave
hundred dollars Fathex Everett proceeds as far a. the
Holy Land and expects TO be some three or four
The rebel Generals John B. Hood and Humphrey
Marshall arrived ut New Orleans on the 10th inst,
route 10 Washington General Hood met with hearty
reception from General Sheridan who classmate at
MT Mason late Commissioner OF the Davis rebels In
London, Is reported having reached Montreal Canada
THE ORPHANS BENEFIT AT rHH ACADEMY MUSIC
Tho annual benefit for the Roman Catholic orphans at
the Academy OF Music yesterday afternoon and evening
taned very satisfactory affair On both occasions the
house crowded To It's fullest capacity The dismal,
unproptous weather did not chill the heart "
charity and nothing could have been less encouraging
than the state Of the atmosphere during the afternoon
which decidedly dismproved In the evening. Probably
previous benefit the friends Of the orphans
largely represented, Lor, trust did the proceeds
exceed those Of yesterday, although they are
always these occasions most liberal In the afternoon
" rnQif
tom Is mt all matnees But the attendance 81 children IN
immense force noticeable from the applause winch
ring from tiny voices such the Academy rarely rever
beracs with Chanrau's Toodes poorly Supported as u
was proved great attraction TO the young folks Tho
San Francisco Mnstres however, with their Overlooking
wit and fun and delicious harmony the genuine
attraction both for young and old They we're most en-
thusastcay received and repeatedly enSo no, p
TO possess much charm for the audience az we obr 90
quite large number TO leave the house az the opening
of the drama, which the Maid Of Croissey, with
full Bowery cast The Serious Family md n not over
brilliant farce given In the evening, together with
other combinations, including some good melodies by
Mr. and Miss Gcary Upon the whole conceive that
the gentlemen representing the orphans who had the az
fair under their management may congratulate them
very handsome. The stage part OF the entertainment
was Of course in other hands and II did not come up
10 desirable standard OF excellence n an particulars
the managing committee are responsible. We
glad 10 be able record that the benefit success
for the cstimabe institution In whose behalf was
got up
TRIUMPH or DABoLLs Foe TRUMPET IN EUROPE AND
AMERICA L. Daboll, Esq, the inventor and protector
Of the fog trumpet recently returned from Europe,
where he has been putting up several Of his new and
improved fog signals. The American government has,
through It's responsible agents. just closed series OF ex
permens in fog signals at the New Haven Conn Light
House. where they have had bells gongs, whistles ana
rumpets Nearly two weeks have thus been devoted 70
such experiments, and we learn from gentleman from
New Haven that Dabolls fog trumpet has trumphan'y
proved its superiority every other fog signal brought
TO tho test against II.