The New York herald., 1873-08-07

Germany, with his fanHy. He viii not return
| home until October.
| Commander e. Bouvrn-Pusey Of the British
| Navy, is at the Clarendon HsteL
The Emperor OF Germany will spend the first
| half OF September In Baden Baden.
Lieutenant Commander r. NcCurley. OF the
United States Navy, is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
George G. Gorham, Clerk OF the United States
Senate, yesterday arrived ct the Metropolitan
Hotel
The Ri"ht Rev. Dr. Power has succeeded the late
Right Rev. DR.. O'Brlen as Bishop OF Waterford,
Ireland.
Members or the Shah's suite want Joe Goss, the
English pugilst. to 60 to Teheran to teach the
"nobe art" to themselves and their scions.
Graphic Drecocitv-A child. named Anne Stone,
seven years old, has been proven, In London, Eng
land to have forged letter and procured IS
thereby.
The retiring editor OF the Ida county uowa)
Pioneer wrote his valedictory In two words, "Good
night" His successors salutatOry consisted Of
"GoOd morning."
ViscOunt Parker, who Is well known In this city,
having recovered from his financial trouble, and
returned to England, has been made q J. p. In the
county OF Oxford
The Rev. Charles Howard Malcolm, D. D., Of
Newport, r. l., some time ago elected to the Pro-
fessorship OF History In Bates College, at lewiston
Me-, has declined the chair.
Queen Victoria intends, while visiting Inver.
locky Castle in the Autumn to ascend Ben-Nevis
and picnic near the summit. The Empress Eugene
will probably accompany the Queen.
The Tichborne claimant lately won the third prize
In pigeon shooting match in Manchester, Eng
land. He aims at higher game than pigeons
usually, but may be "trapped" himself
Marshal BaZane's trial Is to begin on the 18th OF
September Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia
has sent the Marshal certain documents that will
assist In his Defence Tnaeo Dar00s, &c.
The Baroness Burdett- -Coutts and Mr.. Coulthurst,
| senior partner In C0utts' Bank. have each given
ELS 900 to form fund for the widows and orphans
OF those who die in the employ OF the bank.
| Rev. william H. Fully, of Cambridge, Mass, de-
MES the charges OF immortality which were brought
| against him, but he, nevertheless considered II
prudent to lessen the population OF the town.
AwOman in Webster, Mass, warns liquor sellers,
by an advertisement published in the newspapers,
not to sell her husband Intoxicating drinks ''under
the penalty Of tho law" She Is spirited enough
for him.
Mr.. G. H. Whalley, M. p, OF England, yesterday
arrived on the steamship Cuba, and Is now at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr.. Whalley's object in visit
ing this country Is stated to be that OF gathering
money for the rchborne claimant in the truth Of
whose claims he nrmly believes
M. Paul Delarre has arrived in Paris from Japan,
where he has been for some years. He is said by
the Paris journals to be the favorite OF the Mikado
and the individual who has instilled progressive
ideas into the mind OF that Prince. M. Delarre is
married to Japanese young woman, who now &C
companies him on his visit to his family in France
Mr. p V. veeder, professor In the Japanese
Educational College, the Kaisejo. has addressed q
letter to newspaper upon the subject of the stu
dents who have returned from England and America
alter having followed the usual curriculum OF
studies in those countries. Mr. veeder's report ia
unfavorable to the system. which, he alleges can
"only result in failure and dlappointment."