The New York herald., 1873-07-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ex-senator Caldwell, of Kansas, Is at the Metro
politan Hotel.
Naval Constructors Wood and Hanscom are at
the Union Square Hotel.
Judge Charles Danells OF Buffalo, is staying at
the Grand Central Hotel.
Captain Robert II. J. Blake, Of the British Army,
Is at the BrevOOrt House.
General James S. Negley, Congressman from
Pittsburg is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Frederick Won Raumer the German historian,
has just died at the age OF ninety three.
Captain Charles Kennedy, Of the steamship Bal
tic, is staying at the Grand Central Hotel.
United States Senator Robertson, of South Caro-
lima, has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ex-COngressman Thomas b. Canned. Of Yer.
mont, is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General Robert o. Tyler, OF the United States
Army has quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel John R. Baylor is favorably spoken Of as
the democratic candidate for Governor of Texas.
The Turkish Minister, Blacque Bey. yesterday ar
rived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel from Washington.
Rev. G. II. Fowler has been formally inaugurated
President of the Northwestern University Chicago.
Colonel r. L. Fulton, formerly of the Galveston
Ne,os, is about starting the commercial Bulletin in
the same city.
Senator Thurman is urged as the democratic
candidate Tor Governor nf Ohio by the Brown
county Ne,cs.
John A. Wakefield, one OF the pioneer free State
men in Kansas, and noted in those days, died last
week at Lawrence.
The Atlanta sun is to be merged In the Atlanta
Constitution. A. II. Stephens will still be editor
ally connected with 1t.
Lebrun's death has caused NJ Guzot to become
the Oldest member Of the French Academy. Guizot
iseighty-six years old.
The Chicago Tribune announces the suspension
of John H. Daniels, well known banker Of Will
mington ILL.,, with liabilities ranging from $3.50, 900
to $2I5,00
Rear Admiral Rodgers and family passed through
Chicago the 25th ult, en- route for San Francisco
where the Admiral will take command of the
Naval station.
L. E. Cropsey, United States Consul at Chemnitz,
Germany, was married in Chicago on the 25th ult.
to Miss Lydia G. Burchard, daughter OF G. w.
Burchard, of Kankakee, ILL.,
Referring to Senator Matt. Carpenters James
Vile back pay speech the oniccago Tribune says the
audience, half OF whom were ladies: "acted as II
they were attending funeral" rzysz.za;-
Ex-Governor Jewell. Of Connecticut, the new
Minister to St. Petersburg, will arrive to-day at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where his family is already
He will sail for Europe to. o.morrow
The name OF Charles Francis Adams is loom
Ing Up q. the democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor Of Massachusetts Anything to beat Ben
Butle." seems to be the motto of the anti Butler
ties.
Congressman W. E. Arthur, of Kentucky, &C.
cepted the back pay after voting six times against
the BILL and defends his action on the ground that
it was his duty to obey the law. Consciences are
easy.
His Hghness the Khedive Of Egypt has ordered
dinner service for the contemplated rete In honor
of the sultan's concession to him OF enlarged SOW,
ereign powers. Five thousand carats weight Of
diamonds are to be used in the golden vessels