The New York herald., 1865-07-02
Personal Intelligence.

Brigader General George H. Gordon Of Massachusetts,,
has promoted be major general Of volunteers by
brevet, to rank as such from April Q, 1895 General
Gordon the first in the country to recruit
gimcnt for service during the war, and much OF the
efficiency OF the noble second Massachusetts, regiment
due to his training
The Vermont correspondent OF the Boston Gnrier
writes respecting the republican nominee for Cover.
nor:Tho thing all arranged, so far as the nomina
ton for Governor concerned and nothing left
but TO nominate candidate at the very opening Of the
Convention, by rro roce vote In casting about for
standard bearer man, and only one presented
the minds of the faithful embodying all the
tals for that position This man, Paul Dillingham;, OF
Waterbury, has been democrat whig free soilcr
democrat again; man anxious TO have finger in the
great Minnesota speculation, sometimes called the Fort
Smelling fraud" traitor to his political associates po
Ica solder Of fortune who could not be q democrat in
Vermont because II did not pay who correspondent with
John b. Floyd Buchanans secretary OF war claiming
chance in the Fort Smelling speculation and who appears
have been perfect Miawber in his political career
ready for anything that turned up and turning every
not help commencing himself to the dominant party In
this State possessing peculiar qualifications to be their
leader Had there been anything wanting TO perfect his
claims TO the consideration OF bis republican associates
this extract from his letter 10 Floyd written In 1857
would have furnished it, He . dating from his home IN
genuine democracy IL poorly thought Of by the great
coorcd party who rule here" Mr.. Dillingham; was
member of the Twenty eighth and Twenty nirth Congress,
is and has been for two years Lieutenant Governor Is
lawyer Of good reputation and s an etmsbe man In his
private relationa
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president OF the committee OF the Industrial Exhibition
Of 1867 In the place Of Prince Napoleon and NJ Rouher
Is to act as deputy for the interesting minor.
Gadatenr the winner Of the Derby, Is reported 10
belong the French Emperor himself, Lagrange being
merely his preb pom-thc impetuosi'y with which Ma
poleon rushed TO the field after the hard days travelling
the day before, without the usual pulling aud an.
Of his presence beforehand confirming, In
slight degree, this affirmation.
The pardonable offence committed by Prince Napoleon
writes the Paris correspondent OF Liverpool paperl
said be his visit 10 the Faubourg ST. Antoine during
the strikes, which method Of making his name popular,
with an eye 10 the future considered out of
time, place and opportunity, during the absence
OF the master but the objectionable sin " the
bitter rcproach which he flung In the face OF the En-
press Regent upon the subject OF certain photograph
purporting 10 be representation OF the Imperial family
In which sundry members Of the MontUo ,ribe-she
mother sister, the brother n-Isw, and all the lttlo
nephews aud nieces--are introduced With much OF
feminine nature about him. Plon plon has also womans
tongue for he could not be content with throwing bitter
doubt his meaning In the mind Of her Majesty but
must needs 20 and make certainty by adding that dn
en re- r p%y prnsn az Il wss bs exclamation which
caused tho Empress To faint away aud the mix 0t human
Kindness to turn TO sour eud IN her gen,l bosom To-
which tho shadow Of her snolnc was just then 20 grace
fully thrown.
Alexandra Dumas has been lecturing for time in
Paris partly for the benefit Of the poor, partly for his
own suddenly his lectures suspended re has
written TO the Preas to clear up the mystery which
"s ,%a he has been nudeioas enough to be
aud that the suspiconf OF the authorizes have there
by been cxcted He eays, speaking oi his irenh
Victor Hugo ~ continue 10 give my hand 10 those who
led by change of opinion 10 misfortune and exile
but I withdraw II from those whom their change ~
opinion leads fortune and honors This the police
have interpreted not ''noble axiom of morals but
a. dangerous political maxim The consequence
that his conferences prohibited In Paris, that ne
loses Ave thousand six thousand francs month, aud
the poor yet He consoles himself however, with
the reflection that In default OF Franco, forcgn coun
tries yet remain To him.
The Opin,one a Turin saysa-The King Of Italy has
decided upon seading TO the Dublin Exhibition an enc
raid which ho possesses and which the largest known
20 exist Il " six inches long, four bvad, and three
thick II has engraved upon " the last supper at'ei
Domenichno This emerald s ncontestiby the larg y
In the world FOR the only which might have ryaro
or evcn surpasscd the famous one used by Jul'n
Cesar eye protector, on account OF the oiihain
disorder under which he suffered as often ~ nc wen
10 the circus but that emerald disappeared ~ thc ia
| Of thu empire, and has been found since
Americans registered at Messrs. vanderbroeck Bros
No 90 Rue de Ia Chaussee d'Antini Messrs Lhcioets
| Kane A Co Is No = Place de Ia Bourse, and Mcssr'
John Monroe Co s. No. Rue dc la Psix Pnrs, Tor "a
week ending June 10 Mrs Philip schienelip, Miss
n. Schienelin, Miss Mary Dorcmus, Edward Mas,en,
LAWRENCE wilmerding, Henry a sipSthe ssmncl
pabcock Henry y warncr Geo. &. Taylor, w.
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