The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-14
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

''SamaRiacs" Is the last name for the st. Domin-
go-in-ians.
The King Of Sweden will be crowned at Stock
holm May q.
Rosario Bagnasco has finished for Palermo q
monument to Mazzini.
Bishop John Sharp, Of Salt Lake City, is in town,
ct the st. Nicholas Hotel.
The Prince Of Wales Is to visit Ireland for the
Punchestown race meeting.
General p E. Conner, Of the United States Army,
has quarters at the New York Hotel.
Captain Charles Kennedy, OF the steamship
Baltic. ID ct the Grand Central Hotel.
United States Senator Window, Of Minnesota,
yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Amadeus I'm the words Of Fitz-Greene Halleck)--
Give me, In preference to crown I'VE shillings
change.
W. W. Corcoran, the Washington banker, is very
Ill and only his most intimate friends are allowed
TO see him.
General Ripley of the British Army, who arrived
yesterday on the steamer Java, is staying at the
Brevoort House.
A Connecticut man prefers to pay $4,000 for
breach Of promise than wed the girl who spells
marry with one r.
General G. W. Meade, OF st. Paul, MIMI, who is
the manager OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, is
stopping at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
Sir Richard Wallace has bought the famous col
lection Of arms OF Count Nieuwercke, late Director
General of Museums under the French Empire.
Leavitt Alley, accused Of murder in Boston, was
acquitted on his brother proving an alley by. VIII
Hoax Ames and Colfax be able to prove theirss
Herr Bebel, the German socialist and apOlOgist
of the Paris Commune, has been reelected to the
Reichstag by the district OF GlanchauMerane. in
Saxony.
Amadeus must be completely broken up" by
his failure to establish efficient government in
Spain, else why are two ships needed to convey
him to Italy
The admission Of young lady students into
freshman's class In Connecticut university is re-
garded as physiological incongruity by biologi-
Cal Western print. ,--1 'e'a' s''''-'----- q 80 50
Count Francis Thun, the head Of one of the great
aristocratic families OF Austria, has expired at
Tetschen. at the age Of eighty-seven. He was o
great Bohemian in his day.
Commander Gaveau who acted as public prose-
cutor against the Communists before the Versailles
court martial has become o raving maniac-a
Sator-y he can't appreciate.
Charles Francis Adams has accepted the invita-.
ton of the Legislature to deliver the address on
the occasion Of the memorial service by the State
In honor of the late William II. Seward.
But that crown was not Qf his 'sequin.n PRO
nounced "seek I'M "-an italian coin worth os. Cd.
sterling; balance in favor Of Amadeus, As. Cd.
He would have been o double loon not to have
taken it,
The death Is announced Of one OF the Oldest
veterans Of the Greek war of Observation-Disclosures
Johannes Pappaexopulo. He fought under Kolo-
krotons at the battle Of Trikorpha, and afterwards
at Monembass.
The mysterious suicide of Miss Annie c. Doyle
put the Washington quidnuncs in a state OF fer.
ment the other day. The excitement subsidized
when 1t was discovered that the story arose from
the breaking the neck of a bottle of aniseed Oil.
Tho economic Edmunds has introduced bill
authorizing another Vermont born lawyer-Judge
Robert 8. Hale-to go to Newport this Summer
and be gay and festive as counsel for the Joint
Claims Commission, which is to adjourn there,
although Judge Hale is q member elect of the next
Congress.
Mr.. Joseph Howe, the probable next Lieutenant
Governor of Nova Scotia, has not been in private
life since the formation of the Dominion. Mr..
Howe, correspondent says, betrayed his con-
stituents" who opposed the Union. and was re-
warded with the place Of Secretary Of State in
the Dominion Cabinet. There is some microscopic
difference, we suppose, between this and private
Uha.