The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

PROFESSOR Iyndau sails for home tomorrow.
The Count de Paris ia in his thirty fifth year.
General E. M. Lane. Of Kansas Ia at the Aston
House.
George H. Pendleton. Of Ohio. is in Paris, with
his family.
The Duke d'Aumale last month entered his nfty-
second year.
Seth Green the Rochester pisciculturist is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Secretary Robson accompanied the President 70
Wilmington yesterday.
Ex-Governor Saunders OF Nebraska, is stopping
at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge R. P. Ranney of Cleveland, Ohio, has ar
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Professor ]. Lawrence Smith, of Kentucky, -
stopping at the Hoffman House.
Admiral Boggs, Of the United States Navy, yes
terday arrived at the Astor House.
Ex-COngressman H. M. Drane, of North Carolina,
is staying at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman w. H. Barnum OF Connecticut h
again in town at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General w. B. Hagner, Of the United States Army,
yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The German Minister, Mr.. Schlozer, yesterday
arrived from Washington at the BrevoorJ House.
General ]. 9: Duane, Of the United States Army,
has temporary quarters at the Sturtevant House. ,
Ex-Governor James L. Orr will start tomorrow
to assume the duties OF Minister at st. Petersburg,
Russia.
Sir John A. Macdonald of Canada, has been con.
fined to his room for some days with an attack Of
bronchitis.
Judge Hoar, now engaged in the Jumel suit In
this city, is to appear counsel in railroad hear
ing In Boston next week.
The city railroads Of Philadelphia are to be taxed
one cent per capita for the centennial fund, and
public sentiment acquiesces.
Lord Durerin Governor General Of Canada, has
returned from Montreal to Ottawa, and will remain
there throughout the Parliamentary session.
The Cabinet Ministry of the new King Of the
Sandwich Islands Is composed entirely Of Amsrt-
cans, with one exception, and he's Scntchman.
The Hartford zSnsco wants ~ know who 1t was
that offered $4,000 for four votes in the COnnecti
cut Legislature last May This is Connecticut
conundrum.
The American artists In Rome and Florence,
Italy have adopted resolutions of respect for the
memory OF John F. Kensett their cOmpeer, who
lately died in this city.
Nine. Schweinitz the wife Of the German Am
bassador at Vienna and daughter OF Minister,
Mr.. Jay, was formally presented to the Emperor
Francis Joseph last month.
Baker p Lee has accepted the editorial control
of the Richmond Enquirer. He says It will not be
partisan journal. Nous ue1ons, as the late patri-
archal founder Of the Enquirer was wont to say.
torial slippers avows himself in favor Of woman
sunrage. He seems to be in favor of almost every
thing Just at this time-even the next Indian war.
Sir Harry Parkes Is on his return from England to
Japan. He is charged to procure the removal Of
difficulties from the way OF missionaries and TO ne
gotiate for several European countries treaties Of
amity with Japan.
Messrs. Whaley and Onslow. two members Of
Parliament friendly to the Tichborne claimant.
have been fined $500 each for contempt OF court by
too free expression OF opinion before public meet
ing in favor OF the claimant
That was anything but "Haven Of dellghtn
which the New Haven republican politicians found
themselves in by the nomination Of Henry p Haven.
OF New London, as the republican candidate for
Governor OF Connecticut.
1t has been suggested that o law be passed BY
the New Jersey Legislature making 1t q misde-
meanor for State oflcer or member OF the Legis-
lature to accept free railroad pass. Suppose it
be tried, just as an experiment
There was once Q paper published In Maine
called the Dautds Sting It was not teetotaI
paper. Another sheet was called the Political Nos
ty7sm. 1t made the Maine democrats sick-a con-
dition they have been in Tor many years.
Speaking of venerable oct0genarian, an ex-
change says 1.-THE SHOWS Of eighty winters rest
upon his head" The SHOWS Of one such Winter a.
they have had in Minnesota ought to have been
enough for the head Of any ordinary man.
1t Is rumored in Ottawa that Sir Francis Hincks
the Canadian Minister Of Finance, will shortly re-
tire from the Cabinet and Hon. Mr.. Tilley take his
place. Mr. Tiley's present bureau will be supplied
by Mr. O,Connor. 1t is also rumcred that Mr.. I. N.
Gibbs will enter the Cabinet as President Of the
Council.