The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General 8. e. Marvin, Of Albany, is at the New
York Hotel.
DR.. Pussy Is gaining in health, and will remain
all Winter in Genoa.
Ex-Congressman O. r. Griggs, Of Illinois, is stop
ping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Colonel Cochrane, OF the British Army yesterday
arrived at the New York Hotel
Lieutenant w. G. MCGOWAN, or the United States
Navy. Is at the Holman House.
Colonel G. E. yelling, OF the United States Army.
has quarters at the Grand Central Hotel . ~
Henry Ward Beecher meets the merchants and
business men Of st. Louis on Change to-day.
Ex-COngressman Thomas Fl. Garfield, of Yer
mont, is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Congressman-elect John II. Bureigh, Of Maine,
is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, route to Washing
ton. .t, xxx AS .t o..
Robert O. winthrop delivered the dedcatory ad-
dress at the BrooKline (Mass.) Town Hall on the
23d inst. ,...r n.
Mrs. Frances Greenleaf Sparrow, wife of Rev. Dr..
William Sparrow, and niece Of the photographer,
DR.. Noah Webster, died in Baltimore on the goth
inst. .,4r- t.,.
Charles Bradaugh, o ponderous English repub-
lican, said to be q cross between Henry Ward
Beecher and Robert Colyer, is coming here to lee
ture next season. .
The Japan Gazette Of the Esd OF January pub
lished the following announcement :-Benrikoshi-
Uyeno-KaganOri has been appointed Minister for
Japan at Washington.
Henry Taylor, who for thirty years has rocked the
'Cradle Of Liberty in Boston THAT is has been
superintendent OF Faneui Hall for that PERIOD has
declined reappointment. .r .
General James Shields was in st. Joseph. NO., OF
the 10th, In good health. A bulletin Of General
Shields movements is nothing unusual for in his
war experience he has had many a bulletin.
the reporters saw at the alleged haunted house In
that city was not Horace Greeley, as first stated,
but Holland gin, or some other spiritual Hob-Goblin.
An inventory taken Of the late Edwin Forests
personal estate shows that he had property valued
at $500 1856; over 100000 in securities on deposit,
stocks &C.; jewelry, $4,071; paintings $4,000, and
1857 books.
Over q hundred members Of the Boston Lancers
will visit Washington in body to attend the in.
auguration ceremonies. Among the honorary star
will be ex-Captains Guild, Jipson, Wilmarth, Fell
lows and Hull.
President Cheney, OF Bates College, Me-, has
secured in Boston subscription OF $780, 900 for the
benefit OF the College, with the condition that other
friends OF the College increase the sum to SOC, 900
within five years.
A common eptaph in Arkansas cemeteries ISL
I'VE will meet in heaven, husband, dear.n Accord.
ing to Western paper, this explains why the men
Of Arkansas are generally conducting themselves
so as to 60 to the other place.
Paul May, last June, attempted suicide in Lon.
don with young companion who succeeded.
When Paul's wounds healed he was tried for as
sisting in his companions death Acquitted, he was
returned to Berlin, and has now been convicted of
stealing the money with which the two started on
their spree. r. Dbl.
Edmund Yates has been prevented by the severe
weather from resuming his ecturing tour in
Canada. He intends to go to Washington on
Saturday and to remain there until after the in
auguration ceremonies. Mr.. Yates will remain
here after his return from the capital until the 18th
prox., when he will sail for home.
Master Edward Pindar, OF Duxbury, Mass, a
colored youth about nine years OF age by the death
of an uncle has just fallen heir to thirty thou
sand dollars. Master Pindar Is said to be re-
markedly bright youth, attending private school
patronized by the elite of Duxbury, and ranks
among the very first scholars there.