The New York herald., 1873-09-24

General George W. McCook, Of Ohio, is staying at
the St. James Hotel.
ExCongressman John B. Alley, of Boston, Is at
the Filth Avenue Hotel
Paymaster A. Burtis Of the United States Navy,
is at the Hoffman House.
General A. Torbert our Consul General at
Havana, has returned to the Hoffman House.
General Q. A. Gilmore, of the United States
Army has quarters at the Winchester House.
Mr.. H. p Haven, of New London late republican
candidate for Governor Of Connecticut, is at the
Glenham HOTEL
Miss Emily Faithful Is about to open in London
an Industrial Bureau for Women, modelled after
that in New York.
Captain Lemuel Pettee, q. S. A., OF the Twenty
fifth regiment Of infantry, has resigned, to take
effect November 3d.
The citizens OF Ottawa Will give ball to the
Governor General Of Canada and Lady Dufern on
their return to the capital
The Misses Pigeon, of London, are pluming them
selves upon having reached the top OF the Jungrau
without the use OF ladders.
At Cumberland, Nd, General Sherman was the
guest of George A. Thurston, who was member OF
the Generals class at West Point.
General Benjamin f. Butler Will deliver the ad-
dress before the Barnstable county (Mass.) Agrt-
cultural Society on the sth OF october.
william Richards has retired, and A. D. Dunbar.
O graduate of Harvard College, has entered as
editor of the Peekskl IN. Y. Messenger.
Coles Bashford, Ex-Governor OF Wisconsin, and
recently Secretary Of Arizona territory, has de-
cided to secure q residence in San Diego, Crl.
President Grant, accompanied by General Bah
cock left Washington for Long Branch this morn
ing, intending to return ON Thursday next with
his family.
President Grant expects to take the horse pre-
MUM at the Missouri State Fair, and Rev. W. II.
H. Murray, of Boston, Will claim the same at the
Connecticut Fair.
Mr. Bradlaugh is to he opposed in the borough OF
Northampton, England at the next election, by
John de Morgan, o lecturer, who is moved to the
contest by his hatred of Mr.. Bradlaugbs opinions
| on religion.
The Rev. DR.. Rambant, President OF the william
| Jewell College, of Missouri returned on the Egypt
from Europe, where he has been for the last year
and half recruiting his health and studying the
| methods OF university education.
| Edwin James has been petitioned by O number
| OF the electors Of Marylebone, England, to be q
candidate for the representation Of the borough al
| the next election. MIR. James represented the
borough for two terms before his downfall.
| A London dressmaker, Miss Ellis has, upon
Platonc theory, been bound over to keep the peace
toward herself for the next four months. This pre-
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fourth attempt at suicide by the young woman
Mrs. Mary Galop, formerly of Guilford, Vt, died
| on the l4th inst. Of dr0psy. Since 1861 she had
| been tapped sixty-.hree times, and the average
| amount Of water taken away at a time was fifty.
eight pounds making total OF 1854 pounds or 457
gallons Of water
| Hon. Jacob A. Amber, republican member OF
the last Congress- from the Seventeenth district OF
ohio, essayed to whip an editor because he spoke
| his mind on the back pay grab which Amber had
pocketed, but the editor declined to be whip
ped and the ex-M. 9. retired with sore head.
Prince Crouy Chanel, who claimed descent from
the ancient royal house Of Hungary, recently died
in Paris Though for many years of his life he was
a writer on public law he was previously con.
| cerned in number OF revolutions. lie fought for
| Greek independence, was joined with Louis Napo-
leon in the Strasburg attempt and was one Of the
| Roman revolutioni SITS Of 1s4s.