The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Duchess de Persigny was married to NJ.
Gemoyne, lawyer, on the 4th ult.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury has been discuss
ing the subject Of Sabbath-trading with London
Dealers. e~..a, l
They have arrested "Boston Brick'' in Penn
eylvania. He is q notorious counterfelter-not the
Simon Pure.
\ Lord Chief Justice CocSburn wanted an earldom,
hnd therefore would not accept the baronetcy
brered to-him by the government.
DR.. II. N. Madison, Of this city, brother OF the
pate Rev. DIR. II. MattisOn, has given $4,000 in
trust for the benefit Of the poor Of his native town
Why don't Congressman vote themselves o
splendid set offellowss Some OF them will require
pretty strong certificates OF character when they
reach home.
Elizabeth AGolter, the last of the thirty patriotic
Swiss women, who, commanded by an Amazon.
Fought against the French on the I'd Of March, 1885,
hied lately In Grenchen, Switzerland.
There Is q religious sect In Vermont who wash
zach others feet. A down East exchange suggests
that there is a sect In Washington who wash each
others regulations, but it is not very religious
eect.
The Count de Chambord In letter to friend
Says he will gladly receive the Count de Paris II the
latter declares to him, "Cousin acknowledge you
20 be the sole deposltary OF the rights OF the Mon
Rrchy."
4 Boston Is to increase the salary Of her fremen
The club" is becoming arst rate place for conia-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ones, too. The salary of her
Gremen should, therefore, undoubtedly be in
creased.
1t has been suggested that the legend LEAD us
mot into temptation be conspicususly displayed
ht the Inauguration BAN tomorrow night, for the
benefit OF those Credit Mobicr Congressman who
lave had their pigeon wings cut.
! Mr.. Faran. of the Cincinnati Enquirer Is not
candidate for Mayor. The papers in that city have
mot got more than half through with the names In
fhe city directory, from which they select candi
GATES for that august municipal honor.
The ultra-ritualists in England were greatly ex-
ercsed over the late marriage Of the Hon. Eliot
Horke and daughter OF Baron r. Rothschild. The
REV. Mr.. West denounced the union, and an en-
Geavor was made to prevent the issuance of q
license for It.
Rochefort's name was upon the list OF prisoners
20 be sent to be sent to Caledonia by the vessel
n'Orne, that sailed last month. but was removed
htthe latest moment. Some testimony In his favor
has been given by Presidents Thiers and upon It
his friends base hopes for his pardon.
I President Theirs lately remarked to friend as
he touched the movable head of q grotesque Chi
Gese figure, and sent 1t waggng from right to
eert--.The magot says Ne;' then, making 1t nod
mp and down, "Now It says Yes.r He added, "well,
thst is what the Committee tof thirty wants to
make Of me-" He continued, smiling, But do
mot think they win succeed"
The Boston Globe takes sensible home view Of
The subject when 1t says:-"Aside from the mlsera-
pie policy OF attempting to muzzle free presv
etther by threats denunciatisns, General Butler
isthe very last man that has any cause to COM
plain against the newspapers, either for want OF
Horbearance towards his shortcomings as a pubic
man or for failure to commend his laudaoe &C
ticns"