The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Vice President COlfax is prepared to receive en-
xagements for lectures on the virtue Of temper
4ance
The fruit bud killer has made his annual visit out
West.
General ]. Echols, OF Virginia, has arrived at the
Astor House.
General N. b. Forrest. of Memphis, is at the st
Nicholas Hotel
Isaac H. Bromley, of Hartford, is stopping at the
Holman House.
Rocheiort will be transported with the next
batch of cOnvicts.
Ex-State Prison Inspector F. s. Latin, of SAUCER.
ties, is at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Edwin G. Bailey, formerly of the Boston Herald
is spoken OF for Governor OF New Hampshire.
Henry Watterson, Of the Louisville Courier-Jou''
nal yesterday arrived at the BrevoOrt House,
Colonel S. M. Mansfield, of the United States
Army, has quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Caroline Rogers Liverpool savage, was con-
victed OF biting or and eating another woman's
ear.
ST. Luke Poland has declared with reference to
the Credit Mobiier slaughter that he never such
Warsaw
Justice John G. Mackey, half brother of DR..
Albert G. Mackey, died in Charleston S. c., on the
Path instant
The credentials of Senator Cameron for six years
Senate yesterday.
Admiral de Rohan yesterday arrived at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel from Washington. lie will sail for
Europe tomorrow.
Mr. J. M. Belew is not the guest of Archbishop
McCloskey as has been reported, but is residing
at the BrevOort House.
Colonel Sam Tate Of Memphis, President of the
Memphis anu Little Rock Railroad, is staying at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
General White, Minister to the Argen
tine Republic Will start for Buenos Ayres toner
row. He is now at the Hoffman House.
Archbishop Bailey, of Baltimore, has gene, or is
about going, to Savannah Tor the benefit of his
health. He is to remain two months.
General j. d. Webster, Of Chicago, is mentioned
in connection with the Commissionership of Indian
Affairs-and Chicago rejOceth thereat.
A new way to clay up for a rainy day." man
named Lay, in Illinois, got drunk, fell down and
broke his neck. His widow obtained $1,000
damages from the man who sold him the liquor.
A Spanish gentleman frequents the Paris boule-
wards in thin alpaca clothes and straw hat. lie is
earning bet of $4,000 francs to dress in that way
all Winter. He is lucky not to have undertaken it
IN New York.
Negroes In Indiana are calling indignation meet
ings and demanding the repeal of the law under
which OF their color has been sent to prison for
taste after all.
The benefit of advertising recently Illustrated
In Boston, where merchant advertised for "a boy
wanted" in morning paper, and on going home in
the evening he was presented with two babes of
the male persuasion.
Colonel NJ. G. Cluskey, Of the Louisville Ledger
and formerly of the Memphis Avalanche died in the
former city on the 18th instant. He was an officer
In the Confederate service and writer of con-
siderable reputation.
NEW Western leading literary star is described
as "a tall, pale-laced young man, with wandering
eyes, graceful figure, deep bass voice, and the
polish OF gentleman" For Western crayon
picture this is pretty well drawn.
The Cincinnati Enquirer ON. C. IS are worth
$685. piece or ten per cent but the Testimony of
Oliver Ames indicates that a first class railroad
commissioner is worth $4,000. That is that's the
way they've been going" That's not exactly the
way these NJ. CTS have been going lately. They
had more downward destination.
Proudly proclaims the Fall River (Mass.) Herald
democratic, OF course), touching the conduct OF
public men :-"Witness the vituperation heaped
upon Senators SUMNER Schurz. Fenton and Trum-
bull, yet who has dared to connect either OF their
names Nth the Credit Mobier or any other fraudY
No 0ne." They had no star on their heel" not