The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
PERSONAL M0yENz ETS.

Admiral Farragut hopes to be as well as ever by
next week.
Mrs. Arabelia Mansfield is the beauty OF the Iowa
bar.
Every Hindoo convert costs the missionary socie.
ties So, 900 IN gold.
Lucy Stone asks. "who perils her life when the
soldier Is born 7"
Captain Ben Robinson Ia lecturing in Georgia on
"WOman Not an An2el.n
Governor Campbell. OF wyoming Territory. wants
every Indian to nave a farm.
General Butler loaned 500 to a needy ex-Confeds-
rate officer IN Washington last week.
Tho ex-King OF Hanover lost upwards OF $780, 900
In the recent financial crisis IN Vienna.
The Emperor Napoleon has RENTED ,000i. to tho
Polish Museum at Rnpperswyl, In Switzerland.
Mr.. Motley has taken the Earl OF Yarboroughs
London house. In Arlington street, near the Green
Park.
The keeper OF peanut stand In Washington re-
Gently died, leaving his dauster, who still carries on
the business, So, 900.
Mr.. George Peabody ordered the building OF D
tomb for himself In Harmony Grove Cemetery, In
Salem. Mass, last spring,
Josephns Cheaney, STYLED "the Boy Orator Of Ken
lucky" who was raised in Henderson, Is now leo
turing In England on temperance.
General Cowen, OF Ohio, VIII accompany Supervisor
Fulton, Of Baltimore 10 California, to aid in the In
vesGlgatl0n OF revenue affairs In that State.
Quarterniaster General Meigs left Washington yes
terday for two months tour Of inspection. DURING
his absence General u McFerran win act az Quar-
tcrmaster General.
San francisco That Dr.. Hart Hamilton, OF New York
Is dead, Is an error Dr. Hamilton, OF New York. IL
In tins clty and we'll II was tho son oil DE-. Hamn-
ton and ne was accidentally killed.
Senator Fenton. or New York, has taken suit Of
five handsome rooms at the Arlington House. for
which he pays $3.50 per week. His family consists
York, has suit on the floor above Senator Fenton,
for which he pays $3.50 per week.
Minister Motley was instructed to secure, II pos
sibie, the negotiation OF an important treaty With
Great Britain regarding the nerconsular service.
the protocol OF tie treaty will be probably submitted
to the Senate In December.
Mr.. Charles II. Sheriff. died at Cuba, Allegheny
formerly a resident OF washington county, and Was
once Canal Commissioner OF the State. In ater
years be had been extensively engaged In the con-
htructton or pubic works and was IN charge OF the
Washington Water Works.
Richard NJ. Corwinc. or Cincinnati, has been en-
ployed by the Treasury pepartment "a on associate
with District Attorney Darlington " TIC defiance
against the claims for prize money OF the officers
and men engaged under Commodore Farragut In tho
capture OF New Orleans. A large amount OF money.
more than S10oo000 and several important princi-
pies are Involved III the suit.
recently appointed postrnistress at post once
on the pains sends her rst quarterly report to the
Department with the following foot ote:-.sFor
weeks past have slept with q sixsnooter by my
bedside and carving knife under my pillow, OK
pectns at break Of day the Indians would come for
my scalp but all VI this has o been hall 40 harasa-
Ing to my mtnd as the making out OF one quarterly
report"