The New York herald., 1873-10-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

captain Danesl, OF lLaly, mas arrived ~ the Car-
end0n Hotel
Bishop Tobbe, OF Covington. KY. is staying at the
Metropolitan Aotel 0NH
Viscount Villain, Of Belgium, has apartments at
the Brevoort House.
Bishop Williams, or Connecticut, yesterday ar
rived at the Gilsey House.
Congressman Loughridge, OF Iowa, is quartered
at the Metropolitan Hotel. 4#f
Senator justin s. morrill,, OF Vermont is staying
at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Bishop Whittingham, OF Maryland yesterday ar
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General John s. Marmaduke, OF st. Louis, has
quarters at the New York HOTEL
Ex-Congressman o. B. Matteson, of Utica, Is
registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Bishops Bissell, Of ofvermont, and Carkson, Of Ne
braska, are staying at the st. Dennis Hotel
Congressman G. L. Merriam, OF Locust Grove,
n Y, Is registered at the Fifth avenue Hotel
Congressman Samuel Hooper, Of Boston, is
among the late arrivals at the Windsor Hotel
Mr.. william Shadden, superintendent OF the Illi-
nois State Insurance Department, died OF apoplexy
this afternoon a.w NeteM N9W ~
The report that A. H. Stephens and Herschell ".
Johnson were to start conservative paper In
washington Is positively denied by both gentle.
men. As9a
Awestern paper is desirous ofknowIng whether,
when musical prodigy is referred to as having a
very high-roofed mouth, ''shs should be regarded
as musical idaisard s;'
Question before Western debating society,
"Can he be called shrewd man who marries a
sarew ~ The report OF the committee was, "Be-
shrew us If we can TELL" /"
The Washington Chronicle thinks the course of
the st. Louis Globe very reprehensible in allowing
as the signature to series of articles the nom de
plume. "a dam Granger" Nag Hs@l
Joseph B. Loring Of Boston, died in Malaga on
the 18th instant. He was largely engaged in the
Malaga trade, mis- father being the first shipper Of
Malaga fruit to this country.
A Southern paper speaks contemporary Of the
"dirty greenbacks locked up by SPECTATORS" Per-
haps the editor has not any OF the issues;
and still he may only want to make new issue
with the North. s-1 ..I llt N.ha.IEH0 aega
Mr.. Waddell, OF North Carolina, announces that
he will soon be prepared to prove 'from the most
authentic sources that civilized colony OF Cau-
cassians existed in North Carolina 1000 years be-
fore Columbus was bornn
Major Hearne, OF the Raleigh Era attacked
Mason, OF the Newbern Republic Courier, few
days ago, with cane, and came out ssecond best.n
AS the Milton IN. o. Chronicle pertinently says
"Brethren, let us have peace.'"
A Western paper suggests that the immense
be utilized by engraving thereon the wearer's
name, age, residence, fortune or expectations,
and stating whether heart-free or engaged.
"Black Jack BILL" "Prarie Joe,' .Slim Sam
Shaw" and ''Grizzly Graham' are among the eu-
phonious names OF members OF the wyoming Legis-
lature. And yet the State stands up nobly for
woman's rights Truly, whats In a nameYn
The Boston Traveller says the friends OF Mr.. Cas-
ton, democratic candidate for Governor boast that
they viii carry every town on the Boston and
Albany Railroad, from Boston Bay to the Connecti-
cut River. Perhaps there is q little gasconade in
this
David W. Gorham, M. D., of Exeter, N. H., died
suddenly few nights since. He was for nearly
fifty years in the practice Of medicine In Exeter
and in the adjoining towns. He was for many years
trustee Of Phillips Exeter Academy, and generally
interested In educational matters. DR.. Gorham
was about seventy-two years Of age.
'Reconclation" is thus happily put by Chicago
paper:-"General A. E. Burnside. OF Rhode Island,
late Major General In the Union army, and General
Buckner, OF Kentucky, late Major General in the
confederate army, dined together at the Sherman
House yesterday, and In glass OF champagne
drowned all memories OF the past.p