The New York herald., 1869-12-01
Personal MOVEMENTS.

The General Rawlins family fund now amounts to
$43, 2O0
General Spinner's Illness it is said. is due to
exertion In trying to learn to write.
Queen Victoria is very fond Of music. and employs
some first rate instrumental performers
The Emperor OF the French has presented DR..
Rlcord with snunbox valued at 20,0O0f.
Je Davis is to get $4,000 year salarv from that
insurance company over whose fortunes he IS to pre-
slde.
The Prince of Prussia has been very Hospitality
received by the DIuSeS on his recent visit TO the
Lebanon.
Brigham Young has detailed 10 saints as mission.
to preach Mormon faith on this side OF the
Mississippi.
The conservative republicans In West Virginia are
called Letuppers' because they desire to "et up''
on the rebel disfranchlsement.
young Russian Prince robbed his parents of
$4,000 but was arrested on the frontiers and re-
ceived dose OF the knOut for his behavior.
The City Marshal of Adrian, Mich, has served on
the keepers or liquor saloons a "black lst' Ol
those to whom it Is forbidden to sell liquor.
The bachelors OF Sioux City, Iowa, had something
they called a Thanksgiving dinner They struggled
with fragments Of guttapercna gobbier, laughed in
hollow tones and returned to their lonely dens with
an indigestion.
railroad collision on the Western Pacific Railroad
neglected to wind his watch. and missed the tram
he intended 10 take from san Francisco. His life
was insured for S45,000.
Louis Riclle, leader Of the Red river revolution
lsts, was born IN that region, OF French pare
ceved classical education In Montreal, in the same
college where General Dix graduated. and Is now
twenty rour years old. After dnlsfng nine years.
course Of study at Montreal he went TO Minnesota,
cerked for two or three years IN st. Paul and st.
Anthony and then returned to Red river. He Is
said to have decided literary talent.
List Of Americans registered at the office Of Bowles
Brothers Co., No. IL Rue de la paix. Pars, for the
J. B. Sprague. Mr.. $. l.. Post Jr MIR. A. s. Pea
body, Mr. i; 8. Dewing, Mr.. ). Van West Baldwin,
Mr. Harry Rnss Ms MI rdn, TsntSn %r MT
ling, Mr.. Johnston Livingston and family. Mr.. Q. b.
Hackley and vile. Mrs. Henry Keep. MISS Emma g.
Mr. and Mrs Ii. 4. Huri6ut, Mr.. j. Z. Morgan and
family. Mrs. Martha Lvlngton Clements, Mr.. J. q.
Rnnkle and family, Mrs r. y. Musgrave Mr.. George
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. G0odall and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. Herring and daughter, Mrs. william IL.
Ellery., Boston-Mr Joseph sawyer and family,
Mrs. O. E. Bancroft, MISS Bessie Bancroft Miss
q. L. Kettle MT: D. NJ: Clapp. M. r. W
W. Aas G1sse n1s Austin Mi W three
Miss Fanny Rea. Miss Maria T.. Dexter. Mr.. A. >
Tozier, Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder. Mr.. George b
ss M Mr. " Gibson IT. M JAY aeose ~
bridge--slr. J. w. Merrill and family, Mrs. +. M
Livermore, Mr.. II. A. stevens. Rochester-Mrs
St. Louis-Mr. J. Richardson and dauQnter
Mr.. p. L. Foy, MT. Pierre Chouteau, MIR. A. de Las
Sherman, Miss j. s. Parsons, Miss X. H. Johns. San
Francsco-Mr. and Mrs. 5. P. Dewey, Nj. J. Clarke
Delroit-Mr. ana Mrs. P. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. II
A. Wight. Cnlcag0-Mr. p. II. Smith and family
| Brooklyn-Mr. L. BirdseYe, Mr. J. 8. Dess0uslary
Mr.. and Mrs. p. $. Brownson, Miss Brownson, Miss
5. Floyd Hoard. MI n. ". Mundy. canfoin inia-Mr
| $. Il. Alden and wife, Miss Elsie Alden. New Or
leansmDr. !, James O. Noyes aud wite. Massa
chusetts-Mr. j. w. Clark and son, u. s. A.; Mr.. ant
| Mrs. s. w. Cragg Mrs NJ. A. Riggs. Rome-Mrs
/ Il. 9. Cushinan DIR. j. b. Gould.