The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-13
PERSONAL INTELLISENCE.

General Judson fitzpatrick is at the Grand Cen
| tral Hotel
General O. H. Prentice, Of Hartford, Is atthe St.
Nicholas Hotel.
General George W. McCook, OF Ohio. is at the
st. James Hotel.
General Albert Pike, Of Washington, is In town
at the Coleman House.
Ex'Congressman A. d. Hubbard, Of Connecticut,
Is at the Holman House
ExCongressman J. l.. Getz, OF Pennsylvania. Is
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ex-Congressman J. Hale Sypher, OF Louisiana, is
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Congressman L. A. Sheldon, Of louisiana IL
stopping at the Gilsey House.
Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, OF Vermont, is
registered at the Brevoort House.
Ex-Congressman H. H. Starkweather q Connec-
ticut. is staying at the Astor House.
Our Vice President viii leave the Aston House
this morning to return to the capital.
Congressman Frank Morey. OF Louisiana, yestcr-
day arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Captain II. p. Conner, OF the steamship Rising
Stas, Is staying at the Sturtevant House,
United States Senator VIM. Window, OF Minne-
sofa, yesterday arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General John Il. Rathbone, Adjutant General on
Governor Dix's stat, yesterday arrived at the
Hoffman House.
In the Kansas bribery case 1t s dificult to decide
which Is getting the most kicks the accused or the
accuser-Pomer0y or York.
Down East pundit wants to know what battle
In the Crimea should remind one OF fight with the
M0d0c Indlansf Balak-lavai
The new United States Senator from Missouri,
Hon. Louis Vital Bogy, was at one time page in
the Missouri House OF Representatives.
HIS Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales presided
few days ago at the annual festival OF the Royal
Masonic Benevolent Institution for aged Freema-
sons.
Paris has band Of robbers led by q boy OF hf-
teen. They have committed eighty thefts, with
violence, and at least six murders. Three Of the
band are females.
Hon. James Bufinton, representative Of the First
Congressional district OF Massachusetts,, arrived at
his home In Fall River ON Saturday last. Mr..
Bufhnton voted against the salary steal.
John Sullivan. long known In England as "king
of the beggingletter impostors," mas been SEN
fenced to seven years penal servitude for swim
ding General Braybrook out OF S. by lying petit
ton. Another king dethroned.
General Butler is the only member OF Congress
from New England who voted to increase his pay
for past services. He will probably devote his
'extra" to the benefit OF the "Society for the En-
couragement Of Mammoth Cod Associations In New
England.n
Mr.. Edmund Yates sailed for home on the steam
ship Calabria yesterday afternoon. number OF
friends were present on the vessel to bid him
kind farewell. He spoke to them Of the pleasant
memories that he must ever cherish of his soOurn
in this country, and parted from them uttering ex-
pressions OF hearty good will.
Edward R. Smith, nominated yesterday to be
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, is now agent for
the Red Lake Chippewas in Minnesota. Mr.. Smith
ACCOMPANIED General Howard last year to Arizona,
and has been employed on several other special
missions by the Interior Department, where he
stands very high as Of the most efficient officers
In the Indian service.