The New York herald., 1872-09-30
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Bishop Simpson is out for Grant. ant
Prince Arthur Is going to write for the maga
zines
Bruno Tszchkfx Is candidate for the Ncbrask
Legislature
Mrs. Stenhouse is to lecture on what she knows
about Mormonism.
George william Curtis lectures on Grant In B0s-
ton tomorrow night.
Leban II. LitchHeld. United States Marshal for
Dakota Territory is dead.
EX-C0ngressn1an Reeves OF the Long Island
Wotchnton, goes for Herman
Telegraph Offices all over the country are being .
filed with female operators and good ones they |
make.
The Swedish population Of Burlington, Iowa, are 4
said to be unanimously for Greeley. How many
are there OF theme
Patrick Walsh, editor of the Augusta Ga.D
Chronicle. has been nominated by the democrats |
for the Legislature.
Wanted-A few more congressman from Massa-
chusetts who are pocket deep in the interests Of
the Pacific Railroad.
J.Q. Howard, we'll known In the West ana ID
Washington has started the Sentinel new liberal
daily, In Columbus, Ohio.
There is widow in England, twenty-four years
OF age, who enjoys an income OF s25O,O0o year.
She has no other encumbrance.
The Catholic ladies Of Keokuk have put nag In /
their fair to be voted to Greeley or Grant-accord-
ing TO the number Of stamps put in.
4 hundred thousand strangers are said to have
been in Cincinnati on the Goth tpstant-to see
Greeley and the other Great Exposition.
Henry M. Smith, Western journalist OF expert
ence, resumes his former position as managing
editor of the Chicago Tribune, October 1.
Colonel r. Barnwell Rhett, Jr., has become editor
n hn No joOa aDt11o with yop lyinuoo
associate editor. The Ptcayatse hies the Greeley
banner.
The report that the Pope is to take up his resi-.
dence at Pau Is probably Incorrect inasmuch as
His Holiness Is not just yet prepared to become o
pauper.
1t Is stated that Count Esterhazy, formerly of the
Russian Legation, and his wife will spend the
Winter in Washington with Madame Esterhazys
mother, Mrs. Carroll.
s. s. Moore, Of Chicago promises the city an art
gallery which will be filed with really fine works
Ony-a desideratum much needed in the Garden
City," as well as elsewhere.
J. Milton Turner, United States Minister to Libe-
ria, arrived in New York on the 23d inst and ia
now in Washington on official business. He leaves
for st. Louis on the Goth inst.
The Hon. Charles H. Lewis, United States Minis.
ter to Portugal, passed through Paris lately on
his way back to his post from short leave Of
absence in the United States
The Baltimore City Council tender the hospitalt
ties of the city to Horace Greeley his visit, OctO
ber g. to deliver the annual address before the
Agricultural Society of Maryland.
A Methodist minister recently lost $500 in game
of three card monte in Omaha, and did not discover
until the game over that the brother.h was
playing with was the reverend backeg Canada
Bill.
The Marysvile California; Standard Is dead. The
editor, In hsvaledictOry says he has "devoted two
and half years in his efforts to keep up the paper
which he considers equal to five years In the States
prison."
Two young ladies have just been admitted to the
bar of Salt Lake CITY, No doubt they expect TO be.
come the Portias Of their profession, and save
Mormon Antonios from the knives of avarlciOus
Mormon Shylocks
A bust OF Snillaber MRS. Partlngton) has just
been finished by Boston artist What will Mrs. p.
who always supposed her BENJAMIN to be sincere
temperance man. and never known to affect q
''bust," say to this
Julia Schenck Meyers, Of st. Louis, married to
her first husband eight years ago, and last Monday
followed her fourth to the grave. She has buried
each one, and, being still young and blooming is
ready for another funeral.
Miss Christie MuirsOn, an Indianapolis lady was
married in Sacramento, Cal recently under ro-
mdnJlC ClrCu1uSJduCeS. H. ,. WriguJ, tHe Een-
tleman to whom she was engaged, was prevented
by a pressure Of business from returning to claim
his BRIDE and Miss Muirson made the trip across
the Continent unaccompanied meeting her lover
in Sacramento where they were at once married
The BRIDES mother crossed the Atlantic alone from
Scotland and was married to Mr.. Murson imned.
ately on her arrival in New York city.
The register of the Kearsarge House had the fol-
lowing specimens of Summer wit ~ under date OF
September 81
Mary had little mule
She drove till 1t did pant,
And as its grew very long
Why, then she called 1t Grant
Two days after this reoidner appeared on tho
book:-
Mary caught little fish,
1t looked n little eey;
She went to take il from her hook,