The New York herald., 1873-12-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Cook, OF the steamship Russia, Is at the
Brevoorr House,
Rev. Dr. Patterson OF Philadelphia, is staying ut
the Coleman House.
General Cadwalader, OF Philadelphia. is staying
at the st. James Hotel.
General s. E. Marvin, OF Albany, is registered at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Sir Hugh Allan arrived at the Brevo0rt House
yesterday from Montreal.
Judge Israel s. Spencer OF Syracuse Is registered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
W. Oswald Charlton, OF the British Legation, is
staying at the Breevoort House.
Governor John A. Burbank, OF Dakota, arrived
last evening at the Astor House.
Rear Admiral Emmons, United States Navy, Is
quartered at the ST. James Hotel.
Supervising Architect Mulctt arrived from Wash
ington yesterday at the Astor House.
The Armenian Archbishop Stephanowltch, of
Lemberg. has completed his lu5th year.
Ex-Governor Frederick Smyth, OF New Hamp.
shire, is registered ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Selor Ignacio Mariscal Mexican Minister at
Washington, has arrived at the Westminster Hotel
John La Fargo, the artist, arrived from Europe
yesterday in the Russia and is at the Everett
House.
Richard Potter President OF the Grand Trunk
Railway OF Canada, is among the recent arrivals at
the BrevoOrt House.
General c. G. Sawtele, General W. II. French,
Colonel G. W. Patten and Colonel B. W. Mitchell,
United States Army, have apartments at the st.
James Hotel.
Mr.. De la Plaine, our urbane Secretary of Lega-
tion at Vienna fell out OF third story door Of the
elevator shalt OF the Grand Hotel, sustaining inju-
ries which will prevent him from discharglng his
duties for some weeks.
Among the distinguished arrivals by the Russia
we note the Chevalier Wikor, OF diplomatic fame,
who has gone to the Brevoort House. Mr.. Frank
Corbn came on the same steamer Mr.. Watson.
President OF the Erie Railway, who was expected
to return by the Russia, did not embark on her.
The Albany Journal says:-"General W. A. G.
Ryan, who met his death at the massacre in Cuba
by the Spanish short time since, was engaged to
be married to Miss Gebhard, daughter of promi-
nent citizen of Schoharie county. and very amia-
BILE and accomplished young lady. The nuptias
were to have been celebrated on Thanksgiving
Day.
The youth OCOnnor, who, some time ago,
tried to frghten Queen Victoria into signing Q
pardon for the Fenian convcts, IS now in Austria
lia. The Queen interested herself In him, short
ened his term Of Imprisonment, and, when ne was
released, had him fitted out and sent away from
England. He consumes his time with attention 10
clerical duties and composing letters in verse,
expressing his gratitude TO the Queen.
Irhe Irish emigrants IN America have forwarded
to Ireland during the past 81 years sums OF money
aggregating more than was raised in Ireland by
tax for the relief of the poor by f25oOOO sterling;
and yet the Irish arstocrats and squireens are
continually crying out against their legal liability
to support the poor. The charity of the Irish
American emIgrant should put their NOBILITY to
the bush If 1t is capable OF blushing The fact OF
the amount Of the remittances is published in
English Official returns, prepared for the use OF
Parliament.