The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Senator Morton left St. Louis for the Hot Springs
last night
Judge c. L. Woodbury., OF Boston, is registered at
the New York Hotel.
The Prince OF Wales viii open the Town Hall Of
Bolton, England, in June.
Colonel b. S. Roberts, Of the United States Army,
Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor J. B. Page, of Vermont is regis
tered at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Major M. A. Reno OF the United States Army, has
quarters at the New York Hotel.
General j. S. Easement, Of Paintsville Ohio, is
staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Mayor A. L. Elicit, Of Richmond, Va, is re-
gstered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
L. Croker, United States vice-Consul at Panama,
has arrived at the Grand Central Hotel
The poet John G. SAKE will soon become domiciled
In one Of the prettiest quarters OF Brooklyn.
Ex-COngressman John Rogers of Black Brook,
N.Y. has arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
Captain J. Y Buchanan. OF Her Britannia Ma
jeiys steamer Challenger, Is at the Everett House,
Sir George Prescott and the Hons. Messrs
Maxwell, Prescott and Grant, of England are at
The Gilsey House.
ExJudge Shipman, late OF the United States
Circuit Court for the district of Connecticut, is
coming to live in this city.
Queen Victoria has just presented to the Histori
cal Museum in Derby an original letter from Prince
Charles Stuart dated in 1745.
Count Won Moltke was born on the 2Sth of OctO-
Der. 1900 at Paschen, in Denmark. His father was
q Danish Lieutenant General.
william Schwartz, OF Hillsboro, Ohio, has Just
drawn $293 from the government for his share Of
che 800 900 reward offered for the capture OF Jef
Davis
General Farnsworth, OF Illinois. viii distribute
his back pay "where he thinks it will do the most
district.
Ex-Governor warmoth of New Orleans, is about
TO be made President OF Southern railroad COM
pany. Look out for the locomotive when his little
lell ringsl
Messrs. D. Cruikshank, II. Manning and Hoare,
Who are connected with the project Of o new
ltlantic cable telegraph yesterday arrived at the
lstor House.
Mr.. A. T. Stewart is convalescing, after an illness
. almost a months duration. His appearance in
tie streets now waits only upon the arrival Of
god weather.
Terre Bonnie Na.) paper announces that that
prish is so poor that one will trust 1t for
tfee-foot plank to stop up the holes made in the
ia by the last inmates.
'eneral Howard having urged that citizenship
shuld be conferred on the Indians, western
paer suggests that Captain Jack would make
cheerful citizeD-at long range.
Cneral Candy was nephew Of Mrs. !. N. San
detS of Iowa City. Peace Commissioner Meacham's
fater, an old man, nearly blind. is now living in
Neport township, johnson county, Iowa.
correspondent wants to know II General
Chm, who allowed Captain Jack to slip away,
rs te right man In the right place. He was "good
endgh'' for the great rebel chief John Morgan.
The Man Who Laughs is United States Sena-
tortrom Mississippi. His name is Alcorn. He
iauas at those members Of Congress whose con-
Sciece troubles them about the back pay steal
NH Watts, daughter Of Mr.. Ridley Watts, OF this
cityiied at Florence on the Goth ut. Of Roman
feve She had recently visited Rome with her
unc, Mr.. Moses Fl. Grinnell, and there contracted
the tal disease.
Aonadsonville Qa.) paper states that J. g. w.
Ricfrdson, who has been for some time teaching
STOOL in the adjoining parish OF Ascension, by
the III OF the late Horace Greeley has been left the
neatttle sum Of $4,000
Lay Coventry had narrow escape in the hunt
ing I'D, at Elmly Castle on the Sd instant. While
tolo'ng the hounds in full cry, she took o fence
with drop Of twelve feet on the other side into
an olquarry. She was injured and the horses
back as broken.
Jud Nathaniel Shipman who has been ap-
point to I'LL the vacancy caused by the resigna.
ton civilian d. Shipman, United States Circuit
Judgor the District Of Connecticut, was born in
SOutnry, new maven county, In 1922 He Is q
lawyOf considerable eminence and was Execu-
tive tretary Of Governor Buckingham for four
pears
Frts remarkable man, though he has been
oil hisfe only waiter in the Cafe du Holden, in
ParisMemory woodfal nor DR.. Person had not
greer memory, and neither gave himself task
so difhlt as memorizing an Army Register. Yet
Fritz that, and more, became cycop@dia Of
militia facts and gossip. Indeed, it is often
hntedat Marshal Ney took advantage Of a noe
turnafoil in the care to imprison Fritz in pun
shmeror his knowledge Of War once affairs.
The wer improved his knowledge while in
prisonand during the late war, when the
- oficialmy list was not published, Felix had
TO car IN his head the name, regiment, terms
OF serv and promotion OF every offlcer in the ser.
vice. lis now about 10 retire, while his memory
and farare still unimpaired.