The New York herald., 1873-08-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGETCE.

Mrs. General Candy Is in indianapolis
Congressman J. r. Lofand ofDeawar, is at tho
Grand Central Hotel.
The Oneida Communists are overrun With appli.
cations for membership.
Attorney General J. A. Chaplain, OF Quebec, IL
stopping at the Grand Central Hotel.
Congressman Thomas G. Platt of Oswego is stay
ing at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
It Is stated that the wife of 'Old Probadlitiesn
has inherited fortune Of 81, ,00O,0
Commander Rush R. Wallace, OF the United
States Navy. is registered at the New York Hotel.
Ensign X. Niles and Master K. Rohrer, II the
United States Navy, yesterday arrived at Banum'a
Hotel.
Paymaster K. G. Carmody. Of the United Safes
Navy, is among the late arrivals at the EHrett
House,
Henrietta Robinson, better known as 'the viled
murderess," now serving out q life. term at sing
Sing, has become insane.
Judge H. M. Jones and family, OF St. Louis ana
Mr.. John HOdnet, OF the st. Louis Times ara
stopping at Barnums Hotel.
Father Tom Burke, the distinguished Dominican,
is actively employed ecturng and preaching in
the churches of the South of Ireland.
william Jennings, of Springfield, who hs been
q conductor on the Boston and Albany lailroad
for many years, Is under arrest for defrauing the
company.
At Balmoral, few Sundays since, Rev DR.. Tay-
lor preached from ii. Ephesians XXI, q Queen
Victoria was not present; neither were ny Of the.
royal family.
Queen Victoria will, it is said, visit Isle OF
Skye while on her Highland tour. She Fill be the
first British sovereign since James ". d Scotland
who has visited the Hebrides.
The Lord Mayor Of London, Sir Sydley Water
low, has accepted the invitation OF th provincial
mayors to banquet to be given at fork, in his
honor on the 26th Of September.
The Earl OF Shaftesbury has been visiting St.I
Kilda and distributing Bibles, tea and sugar
among the islanders. The old ladies ny that tea
after this fashion is particularly conOling-wth-
out money and without scrip.
Sir +. Maddens executors have sold an extraor-
dinary literary collectlon-:75O 500 street ballads Of
the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The lot
realized f443. The poor poeS who composed taem
never dreamed, perhaps, Of s. much money.
An English Parliamentary return reports the
number OF deaths from starvtion within the Lon
don metropolitan district drtng the year 1872,
There were in all eighty.three dismal cases within
the circuit specified, besides hrteen in the east
ern division OF Middesex.
Lord Inverurie, the eldest soro OF the Earl Of Kin.
tore, was married to Lady Sydny Charlotte Mon
tagu, only daughter of Geore, sixth Duke OF
Manchester, at ST. Georges hurch, HGnover4
square, London. The ceremonia was performed
in the presence OF brilliant assenblage Offriends.
Most Rev. Archbishop Manning,of Westminster,
England. finds himself unable to ,ttend the OPEN
ing Of the new Cathedral OF Armagh Ireland,
cording to promise made to the Primate OF the
Church in that country. The Archbishop pleads in
excuse the condition of his healtlconsequent ON
fatigue induced by his abOrs at the ecent Synod OF
the Church in England. Two mmbers OF the
English eplscopacy will represent Hi Grace on tho
occasion.