The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-13
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General L. Guzman, of Washington, is at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman W. G. Smith, Of Vermont, Is at the
Brevoort House.
Ex-Mayor George Innis, OF Pougnkeepsie, is at
the Aston House.
The Emperor william viii visit the Vienna Exhi
bition early in July.
Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, Of Vermont, is at
the Brevoort House.
The Italian Consul, Ferdinand de Luca, is residing
at the Holman House.
Ex-Congressman c. r. Griggs, OF Illinois, is stay
ing ut the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General o. NJ. Poe, OF the United States Army, Is
In quarters at the Hoffman House.
Ex-Congressman X. r. Bridges, OF North Carolina,
Is stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Van vliet, Of the United States Army,
has temporary quarters at the Sturtevant House.
Senator Cameron, having recovered from his re.
cent Sickness resumed his seat in the Senate yester
day.
Admiral Alden Is having good time in Europe.
He vbrates between Nice and Paris, petts deteuneTs
being the attracting forces.
Colonel D. J. williamson, our Consu! at Callao,
Peru, yesterday arrived at the Ssurtevant House.
He is home on leave OF absence.
A marriage was recently celebrated at the Church
OF the Madeleine, Paris, between NJ. de la Gueren-
tonay and Mile. Mocquart, daughter Of Louis Napo-
Icons notary.
Three prominent citizens of Hartford died on the
10th inst viz. Haynes L. Porter, Lucius Barbour
and Rev. Ezekiel Williams. All three were members
Of the Centre church and all died within the same
hour.
1t is stated that the physician Of Senator Sumner
Is OF opinion that If the Senator can be induced to
keep from excitement he will be able to enter upon
his Senatorial duties at the next session with much
OF his old vgor
Colonel Melchor Aguer0 denies that he was
commander or the Edgar Stuart, as will be seen
by his card in our advertising columns and states
that Captain Sommers was in command Of the ves-
sci and is entitled to the credit.
Hotel keepers seem determined to advertise
Fred. Douglass as a lecturer by refusing him ac-
commodations in their houses. The latest case Is
that o. hotel in St. Paul, which brought the
whole Minnesota Legislature about the heads OF
the devoted landlords.
The Boston Transcript thinks Boutwell, has
much to fear at the state House for United States
Senator) from the dangerous friendship OF General
Butler" Perhaps the General is disposed, like the
old Puritan's representative in love affair, to do
little counting himself.
Charles X. Buckalew, late democratic candidate
for Governor Of Pennsylvania, has been appointed
attorney for railroad company at a salary OF
$1,000 SO far as money is concerned this Is better
than being Governor, and then he escapes all the
mud of political opponents.
Colonel Bogy United states Senator elect from
| Missouri, and ole Bull-who says he Is not ap-
| precIated in this country-were among the guests
at o grand reception recently given by Governor
Gratz Brown, in Jefferson City. 'Bagatelle" Doris
| was also therein fact, so was the cream Of Mis-
| souri, society"
II has been suggested that in speaking Of our
nation the word should always begin with capital
N. Upon this the Louisville Courier-Journat re-
marks that "whcn one looks at the pecuation and
perjury OF the man who is its Vice President he
feels, II not restrained BY grace, good deal like
beginning 1t with d-n.r