The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-06
Personal Intelligence.

j. kapnst, OF st. Petersburg ID In this city he having
been sent special mission investigate the working
Of Internal Revenue laws including the tax on in
comes
Governor Morton's health is steadily on the increased
He walks with much greater ease than when he FIRST
came home, and under the constant supervision of his
physician Dr. Raston of New York. the Governor stands
better chances than formerly for permanent restoration
Colonel Charles W. Darling having resigned his posi-
ton as Assistant Paymaster General has been appointed
Commissary General Of Subsistence upon the staff Of
Governor Fenon and assigned to duty In the Inspector
Generals Department, In New York CITY,
Ex-Governor Buckingham, OF Connecticut, before the
expiration OF his term of Office appointed Ex-Governor
A. H. Holly, OF Salisbury and S. H. Wales, OF Bridge
port commissioners to represent the interests Of Connec
ticut ut the French universal exposition.
The Duke, the Duchess and Mile de Bassano have
April 49, left Paris for Brussels where General Baron
dHoogvorst commander OF the civic guard of that king.
dom and the Dukes father-in.aw, is seriously ILL.,
The Continental journals state that the Princess de
Meternich, at the ball OF the Turkish Ambassador in
Paris being offered cup OF chocolate by Count de IL
young dplomatist of Berlin said :-''You are sure
there Is no PrtSsc acid in itf'
The Hon Arthur Gordon, C. NJ. G., Lieutenant Cover.
nor Of New Brunswick, Is II said TO succeed Mr. Man.
Sutton Governor OF Trinidad. II Is not decided
whether any of Mr. Gordon will nominated
the approaching federation OF the North American Prov
inces making such an appointment, Is believed unnec
essary.
funeral service for tho reposc Of the son Of the late
Queen Marie Amelc has been celebrated At the chapel
M.
Der of persons Another service TO take place on
the Gath OF April at the church OF the Pctts Percs
place aes VICTORIES.
Orders have been given at vcly France 10 prepare
the imperial chaets gardens From this fact the in
ference is drawn that tho Emperor Napoleon intends TO
spend nth season there
The Russian peasant named Ossip Ivanow, who saved
the Emperors life by turning aside assassns hand
has received letters OF nobility.
The Archbishop Of Paris is about 10 90 TO Rome in
order TO ulnl the VOW which every bishop takes his
conservation to perform pilgrimage I'D hmm apps
fola circumstances prevented NJ Darboy from
dertaking this journey while he was Bishop OF Nancy
An English writer In Paris says: Tho Marquis de Bots
sy the French Senator, whose famous bis
boased hatred for England had the honor OF entertain
ing Mr. stephens the Head Centre Of dinner In xiv ing
this news assume that the person whose portrait ap-
pears IN the last number OF the Monde Iufrs and who
represents himself to be stephens, Is really the man
But thore are tcnians In Paris who say that There now
"a stephens IN most OF the cities OF Europe.
April 20 the birthday OF the Emperor OF tho
French, he having been born nj the ucrcs on the Goth
OF April ls0s, and having completed his ty.cghth
year
The Emperor Napoleon reported 10 have replied to
NJ. Guizot when the latter asked him ratify the dis.
missal OF N. Marten Paschoud IN Guizot must con.
suit my ministers OF state and OF public worship I am
a more constitutional sovereign than you think"
King Leopold H., Of Belgium attained his 3ist year
the 9th Of April his Majesty having been born at the
palace at Brussels on the 9th OF April, 1895.
The approaching departure OF the King Of Greece for
the Pcoponnesus is announced He win visit Corinth
Argos Sparta and Patras He will then 10 the Ionan
ands oneet his brother Prince Frederick OF Denmark