The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge Israel s. Spencer, Of Syracuse, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ex-Congressman John B. Grinnell, of Iowa, is at
the st. Nicholas Hotel
United States Senator John p. Stockton, OF New
Jersey is stopping at the Gilsey House.
Governor Gilbert c. Walker, of Virginia, yesterday
arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Rev. A. McAuley, Of London, England, is sojourn
ing at the Albemarle HOTEL
General John 8. Marmaduke, OF st. Louis, is at
the New York HOTEL
General A. J. Meyer (Old Probabiities), Chief Of
the United States Signal Service is at the Fifth Av
enue Hotel.
Captain ]. III. Merryman, OF Rio JaneirO, has ar
rived at the Sturtevant House.
Colonel e. K Manly. OF the Royal Horse Artillery
OF England is among the late arrivals at the New
York Hotel.
Count Gab0r de Festelils and Baron b. Hollander,
OF Austria, are appeasing their Hung ta)ry at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-Governor Theodore F. Randolph Of New Jer-
sey, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General Fitz-Henry Warren, Of Iowa. is at the
Holman House. The General s an earnest sup
porter Of the liberal republican movement. He will
attend the conference at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
to-day.
Senior d. Sanchez, OF Mexico, q brother-in-law Of
President Juarez yesterday arrived In city, and
is now, with his family, at the Holman House. The
purpose of his visit to this city Is said to be the
purchase of arms. II he has the "sinews OF war;"
all right.
General b. II. Hill OF Georgia, has arrived at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. He is the conferees. The
General has at home urged the endorsement OF
Greeley by his brethren of the unterri1ed and will
to-day advocate the unity on Horace Of all persons
opposed to President Grants reelection.
Judge ]. B. Stallo and M. w. Oliver, of Cincin-
natl; Carl Dawyer, of ST. Louis and William DOrs-
heimer, all liberal republicans, who viii discuss the
great farmer at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Conference
are now discussing lamb and green peas at the Gil
sey House.
DR.. Charles Warren, X. II. Howell, Walter 3.
Wines, Revs H. G. Safford F. D. Aver, william Por-
teous and Mr.. r. Bloch, delegates to the Interna-
tiona Prison Reform Congress to be held in Lon
don next month, were transported on the steam
ship, Queen that sailed yesterday.
Rear Admiral de Surville, Captain du Pin de
Saint Andre, of the French frigate Mnerve, yester-
day visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard. They were
received with hon0rs by Vice Admiral Rowan at the
Lyceum and afterward escorted through the Yard.
After long tour OF inspection they were attended
to their steamer by various officers of the Navy
Yard.
Mr.. Appleton, an American gentleman resident
some time in Switzerland, was lately appointed
lTOtSsoT VI Law aU tne OF Berne.
M. vaoujef has been appointed as Minister OF
the Crown Domains at St. Petersburg, In place Of
General Zelenoy. This seems to indicate decline
in the hitherto predominant influence of the party
of classification" at the Russian court
His Holiness lately gave some very sound advice
to a number fyoung Roman damsels who waited
upon him with address and an original ode
After replying to their greeting he told them that
"there is good TO be done by you in your own
houses. Even in your own houses you may have
some little disorder to cure.r How would this
advice go down with some of our American ogals,'
who aspire to 'rule the roostn in politics. His
Holiness evidently, does not favour woman's rights
as Americans preach it.
Mr.. Henry Blackburn will shortly retire from the
editorship OF London Society. He should 20 to
Bldckaroods.
The ex-Emperor and his cousin, Prince Napoleon,
have had a violent quarrel at Chiselhurst The
Prince reproached the Emperor with his inactivity,
while the latter expressed his preference for a
patient expectant policy. The scene, 1t is said,
was very lively one, and was followed by q COM
plete rupture between Pon-Plon and the man OF
great expectations.n