The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General 8. E. Marvin, Of Albany, is at the New
York Hotel.
Ben Wood. of this city, was in st. Louis on the
26th instant.
General W. P. Mcmahon, Of Texas, is stopping at
the New York Hotel
Mr.. George H. Pendleton, OF Ohio, is in Paris. He
will shortly sail for home.
Ex-State Senator J. II. Ramsey, OF Albany, is
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General Franklin Townsend, Of Albany, is stop
ping at the st. James Hotel.
Governor Hoffman and Colonel Moller, of his
stan, yesterday arrived at the Clarendon Hotel.
General James McQuade, Inspector General on
Governor Hofman's stan, is stopping Of the Gilsey
House.
Mr.. West, of Philadelphia, was the American
delegate to the International Congress at The
Hague
Solicitor E. G.. Banfeld, of the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, yesterday arrived at the New
York Hotel
J. M. Walker, President of the Chicago, BurlIng-
ton and Quincy Railroad, IL stepping at the st..
Nicholas Hotel.
General Judson Fitzpatrick is at the Grand Cen.
trail Hotel, having returned from stumping tour
in Pennsylvania.
Count de Najac, OF Paris, ia at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. The Count has been for some time making
q tour Of the country.
Professor Gibson is at the Grand Central Hotel,
having arrived yesterday from Heidelberg Ger
many, on the steamer Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. B0rie accompanied by Miss Nellie
Grant, will sail for the United States on the 18th of
October on the steamer Scotia.
The Rev. Mr.. Landrum. Baptist minister OF
Rover, Bedford county, Tenn fell dead In his pull
pit while preaching, last Sabbath.
Robert Lincoln, son Of the martyred President,
says the Figaro, has lately arrived in Paris where
he lives, with his family at the Grand Hotel.
General william Harrow, liberal candidate for
elector of the Evansville Qnd) district, has just
died of injuries received from railroad accident.
Mark Twain is going to Cuba this FAN for his
wife's health's sake, and has told his yceum man.
ayers to cancel all his lecture engagements. Bret
Harte will all his place.
Dutch dancing mas iers In congress assembled,
have decided to establish an association whose OBJ
ject shall be to lift their art to height yet
reached by the eight fantastic toe."
Miss Sabone Karnell, of Little Compton, r. l., is
en- route to Omaha on foot. At last accounts she
was at Terre Haute, Ind, in good condition, and
proposed to push ahead to the end Of her journey.
Mrs. A. M. Griswold, wife OF the Cincinnati Fat
Contributor" has started for Europe to be present
at the debut OF her sister, Miss Benson, on the
lyric stage which event will take place shortly In
Milan.
Mr.. John Begg, of Lochnagar. has been appointed
distiller to his Royal Highness the Duke Of Edin-
burgh The tet0taers have now fresh opportunity
to alude to the connection between begg-ary and
drink.
Panquetwoon-D onk, one Of the Burmese Ambas-
sadors has arrived at Hanley, England on q visit
to the potteries Of Stanordshire, with an intention
OF making study Of the method Of manufacture,
in order to introduce II in his native land.
Senior Don Enrique Wales, who was long resident
at washington as Second Secretary Of the Spanish
Legation, will not return to the United States. He
has received the appointment from his government
OF First Secretary OF the Spanish Embassy at
Berlin.
couple who were divorced twenty-three years
aao. the wife meanwhile having married another
husband, were recently remarked In Colorado.
On hearing of the death OF his successor the nrst
husband renewed his suit and the lady returned to
her earliest love-
J. Milton Turner tcolored), Minister to Liberia,
will be in st. Louis next week. He has brought
suit against the proprietors Of the Arlington House,
Washington for refusing to admit him as b0arder,
II he enjoys foreign mission what does he want
TO board in Washington for
At a reunion OF the family Of J. A. q. Lee, OF
Owingsvile, KY, $4,000 were placed under the
plate Of each OF his children present. CORE.
| spondent says:-"As Mrs. Nesbitt gazed with
| grateful bewilderment upon her thousands she
observed, III It Is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive, pa, how do you feelrn