The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ex-Governor Randolph, of New Jersey is at the
Kew York Hotel
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., Of Massachusetts,. is
at the Brevoort House.
The Princess Mathde's old hotel in Paris has
just been sold for f640 coo.
Ex-Governor e. II. Metcaf of Georgia, has ar
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Christina Edmunds, the prisoner, has been sent
to Broadmoor Asylum, England.
Prince Arthur returned to Dover on the It'll inst.
and resumed his regimental duties
General James M. Scovie, Of Camden. N. j.,
is stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman w. II. Barnum, Of Connections, Is
stopping at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
General J. Roberts. OF the United States Army,
has quarters at the Sturtevant House.
General Baird, Of the United States Army, Is
quartered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The ex-King of Hanover arrived in Dover on the
7th inst. from Ostend and left for London.
b. Sclicher, G. E., and Ii. d. Schmid, OF Vienna,
Austria, yesterday arrived at the Holman House.
Ex-Governor Beriah Magonln, of Kentucky, has
returned from Saratoga, and s at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
General ]. W. Hammond, Of ST. Louis, and Colo
mel Charles r. Cornwall of Washington, have ar
rived at the New York Hotel
Judge Dick Busteed OF Alabama, yesterday came
up from his residence at Jamaica, L. l., to the
Everett House. He will, with his family, to-day
sail for Europe on the steamship Algeria.
Martin Harley Carey, a wellknown Fenan leader,
drowned himself in the Lifey on Saturday. He had
been discharged from prison sometime since on
account OF insanity.
The Visitors OF Trinity College, Dublin, have de-
cided that Mr.. Pursor Morauan, cannot be
admitted a Fellow Of the University, because he
refused to take the necessary oath.
Count de Chambord won't give his adhesion to
the programme Of the Right as requested to do by
a number of Deputies He believes only In the
"dlvine right" and can find nothing approaching
goodness In the Assembly.
M. G0deau, formerly French Consul at New
Orleans, yesterday reached the Brevooct House,
having been q passenger on the steamship S..
Laurent. He has been appointed Consu! at Shang-
hae, and Is now on his way thither.
Joseph Nimmo, Jr., Inspector General OF the
Steam Boiler Inspecting Bureau OF the Treasury
Department., is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He is
on tour of examination of the affairs Of the Local
Bureau Of Boiler Inspection. General Nlmm0's
duties are but supervisory over the performances
of mis- subordinates yet there are abuses In the
management Of steamboats, about this city that III
reported to him might be sooner abatcd than II
left to the action of subordlnates Now is the time
to take precautions to prevent "another appalling
disaster.'
The Marquis de Noailles, the new French Minister
to washington, arrived on the steamship St. Lau
rent late on Thursday night. The steamship was
met at Quarantine by the United States revenue
cutter Grant, and the Marquis was taken from her
and brought to this city. He went Immediately to
the Brevoort House, where he now Is with his wife
and child and Count de MontebellO and Baron
Brin the Secretaries of his Legation. This even.
ing the Marquis will go to Newport, where
he will leave his wife and child until after his
formal reception by President Grant. The Count
de Montebe,lo and Baron Brin. his Secretaries, are
to 20 to washington Immediately.