The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General Lew Wallace Is In st. Louis.
Minister Jay arrived In Paris from Vienna on the
9Th inst. '.gt ~" ~
General Joe Hooker yesterday arrived at tho
AstOr House.
Premier Gladstone will probably visit Ireland
this autumn. tdi
Miss Fanny Gray OF Indiana, has become Grayzy
from novel reading.
Colonel G. L. Best, OF the United States Army, is
staying ut the Grand Hotel.
General E. W. Serrell Of Fort Montgomery, Ia
registered at the st. James Hotel.
Commodore Middleton, OF the United States
Navy Is az the Sturtevant House.
The venerable ex-United States Senator willard
Salisbury, OF Delaware, is dangerously i'll.
Judge /. 8. Watts, OF New Mexico, and General
G. M. O'Brien. OF Kansas. are at the Aston House.
General John T. Averill member OF Congress
from st. Paul. Mimi, IS at the st. Nlchoas Hotel.
The prettiest girl in Fort Scott, Kan, is clerk
In butchers shop She is not expected to leave
Scott free
\Sir Edward Thornton, British Minister at Wash
ington, attended divine service at Christ church,
in Hudson. N. Y, on Sunday last
Mr.. Charles Reed, member OF the Imperial Par
lament and chairman OF the London School Board.
was In Quebec Canada, last week.
Mr.. D. M. Burgess, of Havana Is at the Union
Square Hotel He goes West in few days, but
shortly returns to the Cuban capital.
Hans Christian ANDERSEN has returned to Copen-
hagen from Switzerland, where he has been I'M
successfully seeking better health. He Is still
suffering.
The Shah has somewhat lessened the value to
blooded people OF the decoration of the Order Of
the Lion and the Sun by giving it to juggler; but
he has only shown its real value
Ex-Governor Eyre, of Jamaica, W. 1.-The mas
sacre man-is living at Rosebank Strathyre, Bal
quhidder, Scotland. where he passes his time IN
following the art OF Isaak Walton.
Sir Charles Lyel is residing at Neuchatel, Swift
zerland, from where he Is visiting the sites OF
lacustrine dwellings, and making other studies Of
the geology OF the surrounding country.
The Reverend John H. Finnegan. 8. j., formerly
Vice President OF St. Johns College at Fordham,
sailed yesterday for France where he Is to con-
duct Jesuit university during the next year.
The trial of william Moore, for the murder Of q
man named Devanny, has gone on so long at Mary
borough, England, that, except the Judges, law
yers and prisoner, everybody has forgotten it.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, of Pittsburg, who is now
in this city, intends to supply the public Of his
native place. Dunfermline, Scotland, with baths, at
an expense to himself OF $25,0O0 We suggest that
soap may be wanted Also
Consul General T0rbert, OF Havana. took his de-
parture yesterday from the Hoffman House for
Philadelphia, where he intends TO participate In
the ceremonies OF the dedication Of the new Ma
sonic Hail.
One OF the daughters OF Eng, an own brother Of
Chang, and the two composing the Siamese twins,
was recently married to deaf mute In North
Carolina The bride is also deaf and dumb. Here's
chance for Darwin.
Two women Will occupy seats In the next Wyom-
ing Legislature There may be an appropriation
for certain low-seated chairs needed should the
new members bring their cherubim to sing angel
songs for the bachelors of the Red Cloud Territory.
An immediate contrast in the English Probate
Office John Stuart Mill, philosopher, died worth
s14OO0; Benjamin Grigsby, potato merchant. Of
shoreditch, died worth $500 The philosopher
was perhaps surprised at having so mucn to leave;
the potato probably regretted having so little.
Archbishop Manning IN his letter to Cardinal
Cullen, announcing his inability to he present at
the dedication OF the Roman Catholic cathedral
OF Armagh, Ireland, said he believed that
Ireland is In happier condition in re-
gard to religion than any other country.
and that the country was never in 80 good o
condition materially, and was never so influential
In the British Empire and in the world as at
present. "But," the Archbishop goes on, 'when
look upon foreign nations, and may say also upon
England, l see cause TOR grave foreboding."