The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERSONAL INTELLlGENCE.
General W. H. Kirkian, OF Savannah, Ca, b stoI
ping at the GIsey House.
Colonel George G. Presbury, of Baltimore, Ia stay
ing ut the New York Hotel.
General s. y. Carey, 'ex-Congressman from Ohio
Is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Paris has nobly come TO the relief OF the suner'
s.n.. tine late foundations.
err uO ac.or General Morris is in town, lookin,
| int, - condi;uon Of our State armoftes.
corc,. ssman elect C. d. MacDougall Of Auburn
v.stsrx.,. arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel
wn,,sm - sker Smith, the British Consul a
sssanuah. IL In .'own. At the New York Hotel
Francis b. RS,A - ries ,.'.' " INC Nor'uc''
PaciHe Railway, is ~ '"o s"'', nsenuo ho'c.
Lord PakenhaSs, Of '"o D'i'.Sa ~sa'lon -
Washington, yesterday "a. wv" ~ '"o oi"'e""on
Hotel.
Senior Eust0rgio 5slgar 10, ".I ''l"cn' "
CoIombia) has resigned his aippolns ~o"' 10 occre
tary OF War and Marine.
Santiago Perez, Felipe 2spata, .Justo Aroscfnena
and Rafael Nunes are all oafAdidates for the next
President OF the Colombian Union.
The CTontca Locol Of san Salvador ,xnnounces the
death OF DR.. GregoriO Arblzay the Minister OF
Foreign Relations OF Salvador, sater u long and
painful Illness.
Mr.. Kazi Shabudin, dewan OF tho Fao OF RatcIf,
who has resided for some time IN England has
volunteered at bombay 10 accompany Sir Barte
Frere's'expedition to Zmxibar.
Herr Won KeudeIl, the German Minister at Con-
stantinople. wish large party OF friends scien-
Sic mec, DC. lately visited the scene 81 DR..
Schliemsnn's explorations oaHthe plains OF Troy.
Mr. Edward Misll, M. p, Of England, has always
during his legislative career advocated religious
liz trtp ufs Qra ain tn
with 100000. to mark their appreciation 81 hn
earnestness ana consistent course.
Paul de Cassagnac insists that Napoleon III. was
poor at the time OF hhs death; poorer than Henry
v. HIS money for living purposes. Paul says, was
derived from Eugenies estates in. Spain. 1t is
characteristic If true, that he lived In his last days
physically and mentally ON c1ateau1en Espagne
''Put an OK your tongue" is the LATEST Parisani
0TyOt for requesting silence. That feat would
scarcely be novelty In America, for many OF our
citizens have .'bus' on the gottal member several
times day without ahybOdy asking them When
they open their mouths'they perform the feat IN it.
Asuicide club, composed Of Englishmen attacked
with that disease OF French invention, the
'spleen," Is among the discoveries Of the Paris
Ltberte. Once year feast was spread! Who
ever drew the almond from the cake at dessert
was the annual victim! He eat the poisoned
almond and died. Very French this
General Michael Tchalkowsky has returns to Ms
native place in Poland, having been pardoned BY
the Russian government for his part in the insur
rection of 1884, During his forty years OF exile he
was in the military service Of Turkey, where
he is known as Sadyk Pachal At his re-
tresrent he was commander Of the regiments
of the Ottoman army, known as Christian Co.'S
sacks. The Turkish government has given him o
pension and decorated him with lhs Order of the
Medjide.
To curb irritation at enjoyment in'which we can.
not participate Is sometimes very hard At least
Police Constable Glass, OF Edinburgh, Scotland.
has always found IL to be So He lately broke up o.
small tea party whose joyous feelingsswere being
vented in song, and marred the facial beauty Of O.
gentleman who demonstrated against his action.
1t Is pleasing that this kind Of man is not the gass
of fashion" on our police force, and in less de-
gree that he has been "broken, In police parlance,
by the authorities Of Edinburgh
The pastor of most fashionable uptown church
astonshed his congregation last Sunday by an
nouncng that there were nine couples married by
him, during the year 1872, who had neglected to
pay the customary ices. He put 1t In this way
"These nine couples have not yet come to the
scratch They are expected to step up to the Cap
tain's Office and settle without further delay. II
they don't some more efficient mode VIII be
adopted TO compel them to SETTLE" The couples
who married ON trust will take warning accord
ingly.
The London Times has q half column article on an
extraordinary marriage at the parish church OF old
st. Marylebone. 1t was that OF Miss Kate Fox, one
Of the Fox sisters, whose spiritual manifestations
began OF Rochester many years ago, and who were
the founders Of modern spiritualism, to Mr.
Henry Diedrich Jencken, barrister-at-law.
number of American friends, spritualists and liter
rary people, were present at the ceremony. The
bride and bridegroom made wedding trip to Tun-
bridge Wells, and then returned to their residence
York place, Portman square, London.