The New York herald., 1873-04-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Senator Stockton, OF New Jersey, is at the Hoff.
man House,
Colonel J. Granville Smith, OF Boston, is at the
New York Hotel.
Judge D. A. smalley, Of Burlington VT, is staying
at the AstCr House.
General A. s. Diven. OF Elmira, is registered at
the Hoffman House.
Judge w. S. Lincoln of Washington is at the
Grand Central Hotel.
L. and G. l.. Lorillard, of New York, arrived In
New Orleans on the I'd inst
President Grant and party arrived in Washing
ton from Harrisburg last night.
The Japanese Commissioner, s. Tokak yesterday
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The Rev. Father Briody, of Newburg, yesterday
returned from Florida, with restored health.
The Louisville Courier-Jouynal thinks A. II. Ste-
phens will be the ''great lightn of the next Con-
gress
Colonel William B. Hazen, OF the United States
Army, is registered at the Abermarle Hotel as from
Cincinnati.
Sir Robert Montague, having joined the Roman
Catholic Church since his election, will not again
stand for Hundngdonshire.
movement Is in progress in Chicago to present
testimonial to the third oicer of the Atlantic for
his heroic efforts III saving the lives of passengers
President Theirs las said in conversation :-.sI
have only two successors possible-Gambetta or
the Due d'Aumale The wiser OF the TIVE will sue
ceed me-"
The Archbishop Of quebec and Rev. Able Mig
naut. were among the passengers of the steamship
Scandinavian, which arrivedfrom Londonderry At
Portland, Me- last night.
Mr.. James Smith, an Australian Journalist. has
received a spiritual communication that the world
is to be "burned as black lolgotten toast by a
wave OF fire" within year.
United States Senator'S Cassery OF California:
Conover, OF Florida; Mitchell, Of Oregon; WINDOW.
OF Minnesota, and II. G. Davis, OF West virginia.
yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Uotel
The Charleston Courier, OF the 9Th inst an.
nounces that It's publication in the interess or A. j.
wilmington & Co. ceases with that days issue.
after uninterrupted connection OF seventy years
The Rev. vyvyan Moye, a clergyman OF .hc
Church or England, has been sentenced in Yorr.
Eng, to seven years. Imprisonment for the COM
mission of series Of lorgeries to which he pleaded
guilty
Rev James Freeman Clarke, OF Boston, in Fast
Day sermon, named General Butler as a candidate
for Governor, whereupon the Boston Post says the
"extraordinary favor may be balanced by the inti-
nation that special day OF fasting and humia-
tion would be appropriate In the event Of his sue
cess.v
Fred Douglass announces that he entirely con.
ours with George 7. Downing in his condemnation
of the proceedings OF the washington city Board
OF Colored School Trustees In annulling the action
OF the previous Board for procuring a portrait Of
Charles Sumner, to be placed In the Sumner
school Building.
Governor and Mrs. Seymour are returning from
their southern tour. Yesterday they were at Cor
donsyille, Va, from whence they drove to Monpe-
Her. the beautiful estate OF President Madison. To-
day they are to visit Monticello. Jererson's home.
and will start thence through the Valley Of vr-
gina for Baltimore.
The eccentrictles OF genius are forever coming
into view. IL is said by a recent writer that when
Bismarck his son disappear where the battle
OF Gravelotte was nercest, he left the royal party
and went into q tent 10 hide MS expression OF
grief Unfortunately the tent was too small and
it is implied that the grave Premier's legs stuck
out to ludcrousy cvince by their action the emo
ton OF their possessor.
Senator Sumner rides out daily, and when within
couple OF squares OF his residence leaves his car
riage and walks home. This exercise, slight as IL
Is tires him considerably. Since hls relapse, ten
DAYS ago, his physician has returned to the sub
cutaneous injection OF morphine every other day.
with the hope that this course OF treatment win
prevent recurrence OF the intense pain which he
has recently suffered at times in the region OF the
spinal column.
Earl Caithness and family take their departure
for home England to-day on the steamer Algeria
The Earl has been spending several months in tho
United States, which he has travelled through
very extensively from Maine to California, study
ing our institutions In true democratic style. The
Earl Is delighted with our country. people and
our institutions, and expresses unbounoed graft
tude for the kindness and hospitality he has re-
ceived everywhere from officials, as well as un-
officials. lie Is particularly impressed with our
railroad kings-thc only monarchIcal institutionS
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