The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Castelar,, the Spanish orator, 1t Is said, was for
merly "typ0."
Ex-Mayor Innis, of Poughkeepsle, is registered az
the Aston House.
Governor Holman yesterday left the Clarendon
Hotel for Newport
Ex-Mayor Alexander H. Rice, OF Boston, Ia at tha
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Secretary Boutwell, has left Washington for his
home In Gr0ton, Mass.
The Emperor william of Germany has private
rent roll OF two million thalers.
Colonel b. r. Nlckerson, Of San Francisco has ar
rived at the Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel c. 8. King, of the United States Army, has
quarters at the New York Hotel
Judge Samuel F. Rice of Montgomery, Ala, -
stopping at the New YORK Hotel.
Ex-Congressman F. E. Woodbridge OF Vermont,
Is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge L. w. Cooper, Of Texas, Is among the late
arrivals at the Grand Central Hotel.
M. de Bellonet, Of the French Legation "a
Washington, ia at the Brevoort House.
General Lewis B. Parsons and Colonel G. B. Burn-
ham, OF st. Louis, are at the Hoffman House.
Inspector General J. Nimmo, Jr., Of the Boiler IN
speeding Bureau at Washington, Is ct the Aston
House.
The Post once Department will be closed on the
day of the funeral of the late exPostmaster General
Randall.
The Duke dAumale is a jealous numismaticfan-
He is continually seeking add to his already large
collection Of coins.
Henr, i;::vton, the well known operate singer
was stricken with paralysis yesterday afternoon,
and 1t is doubtful If he can recover. = 49,. y
The Japanese Minister for England, N. Terra
shima, left Washington last night fSr Europe.
having taken passage by the steamer China. =
The Emperor Francis Joseph, Of Austria, has but
small private fortune, having used his personal
means to discharge the debts Of his brother, MAXI
milan.
The Baron Won Rhaden, the husband OF Pauline
Lucca, the cantatrice is an inveterate gambler
He has squandered many thousands Of dollars Of the
earnings OF his wife.
Ex-senator J. r. Doolittle, OF Wisconsin, was ae
the Grand Central Hotel short time yesterday. In
the afternoon he started for North Carolina to re-
sumo his 'stumping" tour.
Senator Carl Schurz arrived in this city from SC.
Louis late on Thursday night. Yesterday, after
several short visits to places and men Of political
importance, he resumed his journey to the Ola
North State, where he is to endeavor to cause an
opening of the Presidential campaign favorable To-
the Philosopher
Secretaries Cab and Hyash, OF the Japanese EN-.
bassy with six students, came on from Washington
TO the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday. The party wiz
sail Tor Europe on Tue steamsihP SitJ Vi DAo0oo.
today. The secretaries are despatched to Europe
to nut the students accompanying them in proper
educational institutions, and TO make arrangements
for the convenience of the Embassy while In the
Old World The Embassy will probably come To
this city in the early part Of next week and start
hence for Europe on Saturday.
Emilio Bernard, Minister to the United States
from Nicaragua arrived at this port on Thursday
morning by the City Of Austin, from Key West
While at Key West Minister Bernard was offered
passage to Hampton Roads by Admiral Leo COM
mauding the West India squadron, but the Minister
declined the compliment, not having time to delay
for the intended tour Of the United States ship.
which will not reach Hampton Roads until about
the middle of August. Senior Don Bernard Ii a.
present staying at the Clarendon, where he win
remain some eight or ten days before going to
Washington, seeing the sights In the metropolis
York.