The New York herald., 1872-10-04
PERSONAL NTELLIGENCE.


Or. j. G. Burnap Of Boston, Is at the Grand Gen.
trail Hotel. sr ?.
Judge Z. G. Lorlng, OF washington, Is at the New
York Hotel. n
Tho Turkish Minister returned 70 washingtob
yesterday evening. Il
Secretary Robson arrived at the Flnh Avenue
Hotel last evening. ~
Lord Dundrcsry is going into the newspapers
business In London.
Judge J. l.. Graudin Of Tidi0nti, Pa, fs ct the
Grand Central Hotel -
Colonel A. M. Maupin, OF ST. Louis, Is staying as
the st. Nicholas Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. W. de Lancey Ward, OF this city
have returned from Europe II
Colonel J. r. Campbell, Of the United Statea
Army, is at the New York Hotel
General +. d. sewall, of Washington, d. O.. q
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
General N. B. Mclaughlin, OF the gnitcd states
Army, is In quarters at the Astor House.
Mrs. william J. Florence sang with great success
at private fashionable entertainment Id Paris re-
Gently.
The mother OF Pearl Andrews Is said TO bc most
estimable lady--in fact perfect "mother Of
Pearl.u
Secretary Boutwell, has been invited TO VISIT sc.
Louis and tell the people what he knows about
finance.
Professor Joseph Henry, OF the smihsonlanfa.
sttute, has come to this city to welcome Professor
Tyndall.
Senator Conkling is at the Fnth Avenue Hotee
He Is to speak at tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music
this evening.
Ex-Congressman G. 7. Hulburd, superintendent
OF the construction OF the new Post ONCE is at the
Astor House.
Borden Ii. Mills a prominent business man ID
Albany, died in that city on the lst inst after
lingering illness.
German authorities have prohibited tho sale Of .
translation of the "Life OF James Fisk, Jr." What
are they AFRAID OFF
The Argentine Minister and Nine. de Garcia, with
their children and suite, left the city yesterday
morning for Washington.
George Macdonald, the distinguished ScOtcM
novelist, is to be dned and wined on his arrival Ia
Boston from the Old World
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams have leased o
chateau on the Lake OF Como, where they WAL re-
side the coming Winter. Mr.. Williams is In deli.
cate health. s
Attorney General Schalch, OF Jamaica, w. l.. re-
turned to the Brevoort House last evening from o
brief visit to Washington. He will sail for Europe
on Wednesday,
John r. Cravens democratic candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor OF Indiana, is a son-in-aw or Mr..
Laner Of the firm or Wnslow, Lanier 4 Coz, br0ks
ers, or this city. - ss.
Edgar 4. Welles, OF Hartford, Is at the HOFFMAN
House. Mr.. Weles is the son OF ex-SecrctaRy
Wees, and was his assistant in the Navy Departs
ment during the war;
John G. Schumacher will be the regular DemeA
cratic candidate for Congress from the Second
(BroOklyn) district. He was elected for former
term by ten thousand majority. VIM. +. Robinsou
will probably be his competitor.
King Amadeus of Spain Is as great b0tanist and
entomoogist as his father He hunts for beetles In
his garden and welcomes the 'nea In his ear" that
the conspirng Carlists and radicals cause to take
possession of that aurcular appendage.
Thomas j. Brown, lately superintendent OF the
Fourth Avenue Horse Railroad, has been appointed
by the President OF the Erie Railway Company
General Manager Of the Pavonia ferries, the Pav0-
MIA Horse Railroad, the Erie baggage express the
transfer coaches and the express and other We.
hcles attached to the general 0iices Of the com.
pany and of all horses, stables carriages and car.
riage houses belonging to the Erie Railway Com.
pany in New York and Jersey City. The right man
In the right place.
good deal of interest has been aroused as to the
views Mr.. J. A. Froude will take in his lectures tG
be delivered In Association Hall soon on "The Re.
lations Between England ana Ireland" In res
cent letter. however, he has explained his position.
He sAys:-
should like 1t generally understood by the Irish
generally that am neither going to natter them nor
Halter England. The relations which have existed
and stin exist between the two countries are .
scandal to both or us. Both have been deeply t0
sa Sams desire 6y exposing sne t faults est On sacn
partial judgment from America on the whole case.
so far as take side 1t Will be for the poor Irish
peasant against his oppressor OF whatever nattons