The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

August Belmont and his family are in Italy.
Judge J. Grant, OF Iowa, Is at the Grand Central
Hotel.
The ex-Empress Eugene has an income OF
912,O00
Senator Summers health is improving. He rode
out yesterday.
General Burnside and wife will spend next Sum-
mer in Europe.
The Empress of Russia is to reside in Sorrento,
Italy, until the Spring
Bishop Fitzpatrick, OF Albany, Is sojourning OF
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Samuel L. Clemens "Mark Twain,'' Of Hartford,
is registered at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Byles, of London, has resigned. Re-
signation to 'biles'' is somewhat strange.
Ex-Governor Bullock, Of Massachusetts,, has re.
turned with his family to Paris from Nice.
Senator Cameron, who was was taken sick on
Thursday night. is still confined to his hotel
Admiral Pophon, Chief Constructor OF the Russian
Navy, is inspecting the English naval dockyards.
Congressman elect W. H. Stone, OF st. Louis NO.,
is among the late arrivals at the Grand Central
Hotel
Henry q. Kelsey, Secretary Of State, Of New
Jersey, yesterday arrived at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Congressman william R. Roberts, OF the Fifth
New York district, is staying at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Moses H. Grinnen lately left Nice to continue his
tour Of the world. He will return home by way of
San Francisco,
Kazee Saheb-ood Deem, the Dewan Of the Rao OF
Hutch, Is to be the London Daily Telegraphs
especial from East Africa"
In the London Probate Court the judge has pro-
nounced in favor Of the will Of Mr.. Holmes, who
left 900 to charities and only f1OO to his sister,
Charity does not always begin at home.
The Mayor Of the commune Of bonneville, in
France, has sent In return certifying that there
were neither births, marriages, nor deaths In his
Jurisdiction in 1872 How did 1t happen, ana who
Is to blame
Mr.. Mori the Japanese Minister, will in few
weeks return to his own country on leave OF ABB
sence. He offered his resignation; but his govern.
ment is 50 well satisfied with the performance Of
his duty that 1t has declined to appoint sue
cesssor.
At q mayoral banquet at Gloucester, England,
Bishop Eicott expressed q desire for greater
amity amongst different classes OF Christians.
Coming right after eighteen hundred and seventy
two years The Sermon on the Mount just pro-
ducing its frultl
The Sultan OF Turkey lately ordered new
palace, on which art had been lavshed to be RACED
because he stumbled as he entered the ediHce for
the first time. He conceived the accident to be an
III omen. At the advice Of the English Ambassador
he let 1t stand. The advice was, III you don't you
will put your foot in it all the same"
Thurlow Weeds remark, 'These people mean
war; on the attitude OF the British people over the
Mason and sliden affair." is put in use by the Lon
don Spectator when advising Russian statesmen to
beware lest they should be compelled to say OF the
Inhabitants OF 1.-THE tight little island" "These
people mean war;" But do they mean 1t
Colonel Brunei, who was reported as having
been killed In Q cupboard in Madame Foulds
apartments when the Versailles troops entered
Paris, writes to the RepmbliQue Francafse dating
from 80 Baker street, London, asserting that he
was not killed and was not In a cupboard, but was
wounded at the Chateau d'Eau and carried from
| the field. On the whole he Is glad OF IL.
| The London Punch took the liberty OF appro-
| priatinr in Its issue OF the 25th OF January our
Russian Knt.ra Ia joke published by us on the a1st
| of the same month. OF course the Punch had not
| then arrived here, and the joke II ours q. Il. d.
| More English pirates! More British injustice Let
| ma have another arbitration. The award will be In
| "sreutzers.n otherwise 1t might trouble them too
| much.
will OF the late Mr.. Holme, who lett nearly nail
million In requests to various public charities, mas
been admitted TO PROBATE. IL was contested oy
his sister, on the ground OF insanity, because the
testator bated mankind, especially women ano
children. Probably her real reason for thinking
her brother insane was his omission to Ieave bel
his estate.
Mr.. Nathan, assistant surgeon OF the Royal Nava
Hospital at Haslar England, reports 1,572 cases o
disease oil the heart admitted into that hospital II
year, and states that from the yearly entries TO
the last ten years heart disease appears to be OIL
the increase In the royal naval service. This dis
ease Of the =" hearts OF oak /" was once attributes
to tannin'; now II Is because the Irons" have en-
tered their ssus and embittered their CALLS
Henry W. Bigeiow, well known and wealth
| citizen OF Chicago, committed suicide on Saturda
| at n rca ~ IA