National Republican., 1873-02-11
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PERSONAL,


- FIoude was mighty glah to arrive safe on
the other side.
- Senator Pomcroy owns about IgJ,OOO acres
Ot the best land ip Kansas.
- say what I believe to-day II II CUntradicts
all said yesterday. -Bners0n.
- superintendent Stebblns, ut the san Fan.
cisco new branch mint, died In that city last
week.
Nj. Lttre, the distinguished French IexI-
cograPhcr, Is said to he In destitute clrcun-
stances.
- Thackcny says that critic Is a solomon
that sits In Judgment before us and chops up
Our children.
- Rev. Phebc A. IIauAfords three years en-
gagCment at New Haven, Conn, Is to he supple
mcntcd by another year.
- Pauline Lucca has one little daughter, upon
whom she drops the maternal slipper when
things do not 60 right In the house.
- No good that the humblest nt us has wrought
ever dies. There Is one, long, unerrlng memory
IN the universe, out OF which nothing good ever
fldes.-HOOisey.
- Leo Canman, OF Chicago, opened a letter
and ahstracted thercfrom the sum Of tl2, lie
has taken board and lodgings at the Joliet Peni-
tlaIy for the next ten years.
- One Mr.. Curry, who, under the title Of the
"Great Ruler Of tho Universe lately founded a
new religion In Georgia, has been arrested for
sundry social irregularities.
- Bret IIarte says New Jersey Is the State In
which he WHAT'S to reside the rest Of his life.
That remark will assign him TO oblivion within
sixty days after II reaches Boston.
- We observe that our fiend Brady, the artist,
II again In Washington. We understand that
he Will for some time to come supervise and
manage his popular gallery In this city.
- The Spectator, In speaking Of the fawnlng
upon Louis Napoleon by the English people,
says "'The late Emperor was always prepared
to abide by his faithful British ally when Il was
good policy, and TO throw that ally over when 1t
ceased to b0 So"
We learn from the Dinbury (COnnJ Ner.
that "thC body Of q wcll-dressed man was found
on the Harlem road. There was nothing about
his person to indicate who he was, except three
brilliant diamond rings, which seemed TO show
that he was either horse doctor or negro min.
stFel.'
90 An occasional correspondent Of the Ia tepstI-
dent furnishes some fresh and agreeable gossip
concerning Sir Henry Holland, now In the eighty
sixth year, but possessing unAbatcd strength aud
In the possession Of all his faculties, still makes
an occasional professional call and still continues
! to Ind pleasure In society. Last summer he Wis.
tied Iceland, and afterward made voyage to
! the Island OF Madeira. Next season he thinks Of
! taking a look at the big trees Of California. lie
has occupied the same house In London for Gfty
wears, and around his hOspitable board have sat
| Byron, Scott, Rogers, Lord Macintosh, jeffrey,
and, In short nearly all the great literary lights
Of the nineteenth century, and not fOTgstten his
genial father-ln-law, sydney Smith.
| - one OF the events Of last week was the birth
| Of an infant son OF AmadeO and Maria, King and
| Queen Of Spain. The newspapers, mlslcd by The
| lncorrectness Of the cable telegram, have Au-
| nOunced that this baby Is "helr to the Crown Of
| Spain" implying, OF course, that II was first
| born male child. King AmaleO was married in
May, 1861, aud the fruits of this union, besides
| the infant Of last week, are Emanuel, born In
January, 1869, and Carlos, born In November,
! lsI0. Consequently, according to the laws OF
! primOgenlture, the little stranger who has been
! ChTistened Louis Amadeo Fernando, Is not heiT
apparent, nor Ia he likely to be. Even II the
throne Of AmadeO should survive his own day,
| there are two elder brothers Of the baby AmadeU
10 be lrgt served on the principle Of nrst come.