The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

xGA0VNAA In 4EAAxOGNOGs
Wendell Phillips is in town, at the st. Denis Hotel.
Chief Justice Sanford E. Church is staying at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Ex-Mayor Amos A. Lawrence, Of Boston, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Governor s. H. Ebert, Of Colorado, is staying at
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General J. B. stonehouse, of Albany, is regis
tered at the Aston House.
Professor Hosford, Of Harvard University, Is
Staying at the St. James Hotel
Ex-Congressman W. D. Bishop, OF Connecticut
% staying at the Hoffman House.
Congressman Luke P. Poland, Of Vermont. has
arrived at the Grand Central HOTEL
General J. G. Duane, OF the United States Army,
mas quarters at the Sturtevant House.
Mrs. Lincoln, accompanied by her son Robert T.,
mas arrived in Chicago from New York.
Judge Martin Grover, of the State Supreme Court,
y registered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel b. Castanida, Of Peru. is among yester-
days arrivals at the Grand Central Hotel.
The Earl and Countess Of Caithness and Count
Pomar have returned to the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Amadeus announced his abdication to Victor
Emmanuel by the lac0nic telegram" is over;
will WRITE"
The Hon. r. LIE Poer Trench, OF the British Lega-
zion at Washington, yesterday arrived at the
Clarendon Hotel.
1.-THE Foster execution" says the New Haven
Register OF Saturday, "sold about thousand more
HERALDs than usual to newsdealers In this city to-
day"
"Bull Run" Russell is to accompany the Russian
force to Khiva for the London Times. The Russian
government is said to have specially invited "The
fhunderer" to send correspondent
Pere Hyacinthe Is in Geneva, Switzerland,
preaching to Catholics whO he says, are ere
solved not to abdcate the faith OF their fathers
either into the hands of Ultram0ntanism or in
credulity."
The King of Holland has granted permission to
Mrs. W. L. c. Sythor van Kervel the wife OF the
Vice President Of the Dutch Council of India to &C
sept the VerdienstkTeasz Jur Frauen and Jung
7rauen. presented to her by The German Emperor.
What have they been giving the lady?
The ex-Prince Imperial Is going to the Vienna
Exhibition. He says that he will feel as If in
France while visiting the French section, and WILL
Wherefore, pass most OF his time there. His grand
hncle's son, once heir to the French throne, went
80 Vienna long time ago and never felt at home.
Sir Charles Dick. Bart, is now, in his seventeen
year, the door attendant Of picture gallery in
brighton, England. The poverty-stricken noble
man has for years tried uselessly to get from the
British government f47,000, the remainder Of a
sum loaned by his ancestor, Sir William Dick, to
Charles l.
General Spinner, the United States Treasurer,
mas entered upon the thirteenth year of his cf1cal
career. His health has been very good during the
past Winter but he begins to feel old age creeping
on, and does not enjoy as good digestion as for
mery. He may visit Europe again this Summer,
ON business connected with the Syndicate.
Monsignor Mermillod, the exiled prelate Of Gen.
eva, Switzerland has been made cardinal. He is
reported to have said to recent Interviewer
s'My conviction is that Europe is going back along
the road Of ages and that we returning to the
wars OF religion. The next outbreak Will be re-
ugious or q social war. There are now but two
currents in Europe"
Commodore vanderbilt's half a million for
Methodist college in Tennessee has set the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and Knoxville editors, who
want 1t located in their respective cities, by the
ears. Knoxville will give 1--WE acres for site,
while the Chattanooga man ''calls him" with
hender of the whole Of Lookout Mountain, with its
zine view Of six States and Lake Lula thrown in.
M de Castellane, q young Deputy, having made
a speech In the French Assembly in favor OF con-
stitutonal monarchy, on the lst inst, was stopped
as he was leaving the tribune by M. Theirs, who
said :-"You have made very clever speech; but
q clever speech is not enough, you must propose
Dill." 'And II we propose one VIII you support 1t,
0Onsieur lie President ~ inquired M. de Castellane
1--WE shall see II your proposition is good"
That martyr to political necessity, senator Cald-
feuding to private business and then will return to
Kansas. Mr.. Caldwell might yet have been re-
spected II he had confined himself to trade. But to
politics he felt himself called, and-wel, having
found himself only the chosen sacrifice, he re-
signed the seat that would have been taken from
him and retires to think Of the especial induraton
which macadamizes the way Of the transgressor.
The Chicago Tribune Classics the congressman
who have declined to make personal use OF their
back pay grab as follows:-
List of Congressmen VINO have returned their adj
ditional pay INTO the Treasury and so closed the
account -
William X. Roberts, Of New York tdem.
William NJ Merrick, OF Maryland tdem.)
List oil congressman VINO nave DestoWeo III VI
some local endowment:-
George r. HOar, oil Massachusetts (repJ
Constantine u. Esty, OF Massachusetts Vep.) .
List Of congressman who announce that they
shave not drawn ill.,
Clarks0n NJ Potter, OF New York (dem.)
william IA. Epson, OF ONO rep.l
James Monroe, OF OHIO repl ,,.,
List OF congressman who are thinking now tney
may DISPOSE Of IL without ostentation' -
Ellis II. Roberts, of Utica, N. \. repl - .
List OF Congressman who are reiuhuing IL pe'
~ucapitd to constituents - ,uo,
- Renamin y. Butler of Massachusetts, repD
Further entries may be made on application
sts omen until q suitable time before Tue mex
D{yonaresslOnal Canvass.