The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-28
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

New Haven and Hartford seem to have been
carefully provided for.
Congressman J. h. Plat, Of Virginia, is stopping
at the Grand Central Hotel
Ex-Governor Sprague OF Rhode Island is regis.
tered at the HOFFMAN House.
Prince Alphonso, formerly OF Spain has returned
from Paris to his college in Vienna.
British Minister r. Hamilton, of ST. Thomas West
Indies, is staying at the Grand Central Hotel.
B. E. Smith, OF Columbus, President OF the
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad
Is at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Amarker in the Birmingham (England) Volunteer
Rine range was, on the l4th instant, made the
marked, and shot through the head while locking
out from his covert
Charles Newell has retired from the Oregon
Herald, and G. B. Bellnger takes his place. The
cause OF Mr.. Newells retiring is said to have been
q surpiusage Of Qreenbacks.
"Here's richness:"-M. de Kerdrel, French
Deputy OF the French Assembly lately gave the
munifcent reward Of forty francs to man who
found and restored to him 900 francs he had lost
. IN railway carriage.
An enterprising gang Of thieves lately goS up
manifestation Of the Virgin for their own behoof
and the edification Of the credulous Catholics OF
Verona, Italy but when the Veronese found their
pockets had been picked they, senslby enough, ar
rested the girl who had announced the miracle.
Not long since, in Memphis, gentleman re-
marked to Jefferson Davis that the political course
OF Ben Ill., of Georgia, was to be regretted. "Pos-
sihly," answered Mr.. Davis, "but his pen and his
voice were on my side when most needed them,
and they were equal to ten thousand bayonets."
Courbet, the French Communistic painter, finds
his artistic soul panied by the injury to the land
scape about Ormans through the cutting down OF
certain trees ana has written to the Project of the
altcy por
paper says:-"And this man threw down the
Column Vend0me."
Michael Kane, aged about seventy-fve years,
dted in Buena VISTA Clayton county, Iowa. re-
Gently, apparently in the most squald poverty
Some neighbors attempted to remove the half de-
cayed straw tick on which the body lay when
large number of American and foreign gold coins
Iingled merrily on the floor.
Nine. Polti, former lady Of honor to Queen lisa.
bella, Of Spain has been condemned for imprison-
ment for theft in Rome. Her crime was the abb
stractiOn Of gems from the jewelry Of her friends
and their replacement with paste limitations The
~straitened circumstances she endeavOred to ex-
pand by criminaty will be still more confined for
the next three years.
Dobbin died; Dobbin had need to die. He re-
marked to friend that he could drink fourteen
glasses of whskey, and that person, being of an
bin failed miserably after his eighth glass, and was
taken home. Mrs. Lee, the hotel keeper In Cork
ireland. was fined for permitting Dobbns attempt,
but it is very hard to see why.
Bishop McTyerre is examining the places offered,
with the accompanying inducements, for the loca-
ton OF the proposed Vanderbilt University in Ten
nessee, toward which our fellow citizen Commo-
dore Vanderbilt offers to contribute half million
dollars, and will probably be able to make his seec
ton so as to announce it to the College OF Bishops
which meets in Nashville early in May.
Governor elect Ingersoll. of Connecticut. has
appointed his star follows -Adjutant Gen
eral. william P. Trowbridge, Of New Haven !;
Quartermaster General, William H. Green Hart
ford Paymaster General. william S. Charnley, New
Haven; Commissary General, Andrew S. Jarvis
Weston; Surgeon General Frank S. Burgess Plain
field; Aides-de-Camp, A. Heaton Robertson, New
Haven; NJ. d. Richardson, Salisbury; w. D. Hub
bard, Hartford O. w. Shelton, New Haven.