The New York herald., 1873-07-22

Tho shahs name Ia properly written 'GSasserdia'
Chah Kadjar.n Il
MI. Henry Ruggles. our Consul at Barcelona
Spain, is In Paris
Matthew Marshall, for many years chief cashisH
Of the Bank OF England, Is dead.
Paymaster d. B. Batione, OF the United States
Navy, Is at the Sturtevant House.
Prime Minister Bennett. Of Newfoundland. -
eighty-four years old. he Ii now in Europe.
The Czarowitch's new yacht, the Czarevnas
was launched at Hull England, on the 5th inst.
Don Amadeo. the ex-Queen Isabella and Prince
Napoleon lately met at the railway station i1
Milan.
Prince Alfonso, son OF Queen Isabella, has passed
lhis examination at the Theresianum College, iu
Vienna.
The private secretary and interpreter OF the
Shah Is q Frenchman, M. Jules Richard, who has
lived in Persia since lSlA
The Grand Duke Alexis has almost concluded his
trip around the world. He was expected to reach
Katharinenburg, Siberia, on the 10th inst.
James n Oakley, Member Of Assembly from tho
Second district OF Queens county, and spoken ora
for the State Senate, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The Rev. Giles Buckner Cook, Of Petersburg va.S
ts In Liverpool England, securing aid towards the
evangelizatiou OF the colored people OF the Old
Dominion.
Magic, the informer In the Fenian trials, is said
to be lying in st. Bartholomew's Hospital, In Lon-
don, under the name OF Kennedy. He has BEEN
shot three times and mortally wounded, BY un-
known persons.
Colonel Romanon, OF the Russian Army VINO has
been the correspondent Of the London Times dur
ing the march to Khiva committed suicide at
Karak-Ata. VIII anybody say Of him. as was said
OF Brutus on similar occasion, "He was the
noblest Roman-ofY them all ~
The Hon. Henry vIlliers Stuart, the new M p
from Waterford, Ireland, was formerly an Eptsc0-
palian minister. He Is the frst reverend not
dissenter who has been In Parliament since
Horne Tooke. His predecessor, Mr. de la Poer, re-
nounced politics for the Catholic Church. He has
forsaken the clerical for political career.
The ex-Prince Imperial, while at ArenenberH
lately. ascended the Righi whereon he met NM.
John Lemolnne and Bapst OF the Journal des
Debats. He pushed against M. Lemoinne and an
gered him, but passed on without recognition.
Afterward the journalists met DR.. Corvisart who
told them who the young Frenchman was, and, In
their sight, caught up with the Prince and informed
him OF the identity Of Lemoinne, who had been
probably the abest opponent OF the Empire.
DR.. Edward Warren, late professor in the Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Nd.
and well known as the chief medical expert In the
great Wharton poisoning case, has been selected
by the Khedive Of Egypt for the distinguished po.
siton of surgeon to the stan OF his army with the
rank OF colonel and the privilege Of practising
medicine and surgery In the city Of Cairo. DR..
Warren has arrived at his post. His repartee to
the Attorney General that 'lawyers' mistakes
sometimes hang six feet in the air." will not soon
be forgotten. .ts,
Walt whitman Is quite Ill yet and is stopping
temporarily az Camden n j., on his way, when
strong enough. to the Long island or Jersey sea-
shore. His trouble, obstinate paralysis the re-
suit OF former malarial fever. contracted during
the war In army hospitals, has been increased re.
Gently by depression from the death Of his mother.
to whom he was unusually attached 1t is said he
himself has no doubt OF recovery, and the physt
clans, though not 80 sanguine count ON his strong
constitution to yet bring him round. whitman ia
now ffty-four years old. He has been sick several
months and Is able to 60 out and around little.