The New York herald., 1873-10-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Sultan Of Zanzibar viii visit England next
year.
Bishop Neeley Of Maine, is staying at the Gisey
House.
Mayor Wilder. OF Rochester. is at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
Bishop Pierce, OF Arkansas. is staying at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Judge Amasa ]. Parker, Of Albany, Is registered
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Miss Agnes Lee. youngest daughter OF the late
General r. E. Lee, Is dead.
Colonel J. H. Taylor, United States Army, Is quar-
tered at the Sturtevant House.
Colonel A. Piper, United states Army, has quar-
ters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Bradley T. Johnson OF Richmond, Va, In regis
tered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Lieutenant Colonel Parnen, OF the British Army,
Is quartered at the Clarendon Hotel.
Solicitor Banfeld. OF the Treasury Department,
is staying az the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Judge Caleb Gushing has been East, attending
the marriage ceremonies OF nephew.
John M. Wilson, United States Consul at Bremen,
has arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, OF Vermont. 10
among the arrivals at the Windsor Hotel.
Mr.. Joseph Arch, the English labor reformer.
yesterday arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge Samuel W. Fuller, one OF the oldest and
ablest members OF the Bar OF Chicago, died yester-
day morning.
Lord Skelmersdale, OF England, who has been
s'roughing 1t" on the plains, Is registered at the
New York Hotel.
Galusha A. Grow, formerly Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives Is among the late arrivals at
the St. Denis Hotel.
The Old Catholic Bishop Reinkers, having got the
recognition OF Prussia is applying for that Of the
other German States.
General B. F. Butler arrived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday morning from Washington, and
left in the evening for his home In Massachusetts.
Signor Francois Pramagg1ore has returned home
to New York, from his visit to his birthplace I'm
italy, whence he had been absent more than
twenty years.
Mrs. Theodore Macomber, in the Tooth year OF
her age, died In Mlddleboro'. Mass, on the goth
instant. Her sister, Mrs. Atwood, Is now living,
aged 1o4 years.
Arthur Orton, that enigmatical person con-
nected with the Tichborne case, must have been Of
strange appearance II he was, as declared by q
late witness in the trial Of the claimant really like
"a whtewashed Yankee with q billygoat's beard.~
Mr.. A. T. Stewart has returned from Europe with
renewed health and with the satisfaction resulting
from having accomplished the purpose OF his visit
to the other sde-to personally supervise his busi
ness there. Judge Hilton, who was Mr. Stewards
companion during his four months sojourn In
Europe, returned with him.
Judge John Law, democratic ex-Congressman
died at his residence in Evansville Ind last week,
He was the third generation OF his family who
served in Congress, his father, an eminent lawyer
in Connecticut, having been a member OF the Con-
gress Of 1s11-12 and hts grandfather member Of
the Convention that adopted and signed the
Declaration Of independence.
Southern exchange thinks 1t may not be fair to
call the following "Iair" item, but such as 1t Ia
we reproduce ft:-"A State fair Is o queen; an
agricultural fair is q farmers daughter; church
fair Is parsons wife soldiers fair is the best
looking girl he get hold Of; charity fair Is o
poor but honest woman, and the most unpopular
fair is that which Is furnished OF cheap boarding
houses.n
The following is the latest Kentucky physiology
cal novelty "A mother and two daughters, living
about two miles from Franklin, were attacked re-
Gently In so singular q manner as to claim the at
tention of physician, who attended them oil day.
They became almost simultaneously delirious, and
behaved very strangely-lmagining themselves
other persons The most singular thing about the
AFFAIR is, they did not know each other. They re-
mained in this condition all day.
Governor Straw, Of New Hampshire, who waa
one OF the judges OF the baby show at the State
fair last week. was surprised Saturday evening by
finding on his doorstep an infant about two
months old. An exchange says he proposes to
urge the withdrawal Of all baby premiums al
future state fairs, lest New Hampshire should be
overrun with men Of straw. But "straws show
which way the wind blowsn and the Governor
NAV not object to a slittle breezeU now and then.