National Republican., 1873-02-06
PERSONAL.

= llomtlo seymour will spend the rest nf the
winter In Florida.
= The death OF Napoleon In exile confirms the
prediction gypsey woman mHic In Paris In IsIiy
that Two Nap0leOns will reign and die away"
u. T.. ROnaync, who has been recently elected
to succeed the late John Francis Maguirc ~
member OF Parliament for Cork, Is an old Cali
fOnlan.
- Alden u. SlocLwell IA the most da,hIng
young spcculator OF the age, Tom scott not eX-
cepted. From simple farmer boy at palncs-
Nllle, ONO, ne Jumped into Wall street aud made
million dollars by Investments In the stock OF
the Pacific Mail Company, Of which he h now
president. lie was lately elected president OF
the Atlantic AMI Pacific Railroad Company, and
IL also largely Interested In the late SaInana Ray
purchase. lie lScoOl and calculating, but has no
jim FisAian airs.
- The general opinion In New York Il, that
Stokes Will he hanged. llSa In greatly changed.
lie looks much older. His hair u rapidly turning
gray, while on his face II plainly Visible the
marks OF Intense grief. lie h beginning to
realize HI. awful position, and is doubtless con
sclOus Of the fact that there Is only the slightest
shadow Of chance for his escape from an lgnO-
mnlOus death. Ills cOOlnCss, when on trial aud
MS remark when the verdict nt guilty was rem
dered, VIZ, ~ hope you have been well paid for
this" II h flrmly believed, Will operate against
him II new trial he granted.
- Horace =. CLARK, vandeFbilts sOn-n.law and
right bower, was once one Of the most eloquent
lawyers OF New York city. One day, being poor
he went into Nandcrblt's Oliice and sad 't'onl.
mOdore Vanderbilt, like your daughter, and she
likes ne. ] want your consent to my marTyinR
herr "Ah!' said the old man cynrally, "yOn
want my money, do your" CLARK turned toward
the door Rnd said, "Oh, You aud your money
he - SAY. young fcllUw." shouted Van
leThllt come back here, you eau have her!
so he married the girl, went into Wall street,
anu Is worth twelve To ftlecn millions.
go Elizabeth MOntagu began TO write clever
letters at twelve years old. She wl4 very hand
some, very shrewd, thoroughly well tired, and
her life rs girl was Craumcd with amusement
the CHEF scene 0f which was MaBlebOne Gar.
dens. She talked metaphor, like other people Of
her time, and cplgram, unlike other people She
was restlessly ObscryAnt; she enjoyed the aImI.
ration she received from men VI all ages, hut shr
had sound sense, and she married gentleman
her senior, under whose influence
'the bounding lambr" grew into the "MnCrya,"
az she was called by friends aS well rs by cpl
gTanmaiisis.
A New YORK correspondents speaking Uf
Tweed's friends. says; ~. Oakcy Hall, eN-InnyOr,
nry keeps out NJ the way, while Glrvry lives In
regal splendOr uptown, near Flfth avenue, The
wife Oi Andrew j, GuTVry Is most excellent
lady, aud highly esteemed. She III u blonde, with
beautiful hRir In the greatest abundance, tall and
sl0utly built elegantly formed aud remarkably
graceful. With her two sisters she came to New
York some years ago, and found employment In
fTederlcks photograph gallery. Her leisure she
devoted to self-lmpfOyement, and to-day she
speaks liuently three modern languages, hCaldes
being able to perform Un the piano aud to sing
well In short, she II q thoroughly
lady. Her sisters have both mar |
He'd wealthy gentlemen, and are equally cult. !
'ated aud redned.