The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Herr Deak the Hungarian patriot, is Iii In
Pesth.
Ex-Mayor w. G. Fargo, of Buffalo, is at the Aston
House.
1t Is not uncommon for Welsh miners to get
drunk on champagne.
Colonel W. H. McOardle resumes his charge Of
the vlcksburg Herald.
Mayor James Blackmore, Of Pittsburg, Pa. is at
the st. Nicholas Hotel
Secretary Boutwell, Is confined to his house In
Washington BY severe influenza.
Ex-MayOr H. G. Eastman, OF Poughkeepsie, Ia
staying ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Commander H. M. Palman, OF the United States
Navy, Is at the Grand Central Hstel.
Sheriff Wheelock, OF Scott county, Ill, has at
tached himself to the Winchester Ne,os.
Colonel F. A. Mason, OF the United States Army,
hos quarters at the Grand Central Hotel
Hon. Lewis D. Campbell is regaining his health
and will soon resume his seat In Congress.
Mr.. L. H. Holton, Member Of Parliament OF Mon
trea Canada. yesterday arrived at the ST. Nicholas
HOTEL
Friend Tatum, Indian Agent at Fort Salem, In
dian Territory, has abandoned the care OF his red
children.
Charles Pomeroy, no longer member Of Congress
has become one of the editors Of the Fort Dodge
Messenger.
Governor Jewell Of Connecticut, was at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel for short time yesterday
when returning home from washington.
Huldah Strong Brown, the first school teacher in
the then sl3) wilds OF Rochester, N " is just de-
ceased. In these days the schoolmaster and mis-
tress were literally 'abroad" In the Western
country.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, accompanied by his
daughter, started from Rome for Egypt on the
18th ult. During his stay in the Holy City he was
continually surrounded by the elect Of literature
and art.
The friends OF Judge Albert G. Rhea are pushing
his claims before the Kentucky Legislature for
United States Senator, In opposition to Senator
Machen, who now temporarily fills the seat by ap-
pointment from the Governor.
William Todd, formerly known as the ''boy
speaker" from his knowledge OF parliamentary
rules, Is the private secretary of Vice President
Colfax. He has grown somewhat since he was
| the boy speaker OF the House,
| Forty years ago the Boston 7ranscrtpt-and for
many years ater-was the smallest daily paper in
| that city. 1t Is now one Of the largest-a hand
some quarto-athough it has had three removes
/ and one Ire within twelvemonth.
| A dentist in Macedon, N. " denies that young
| lady was Justified whipping him because he mar
| ried another. He probably proposed to his nage-
later only in Pickwickian sense; but the dlscOn-
solate dansel did not see IL by that uminary hence
| the nagellatlon
| woman named Madame Bauer or Anna Herzer
| was arrested In Geneva, Switzerland, last month,
for having in her possession the silver plate that
| was stolen from the Palace Of the Legion OF Honor
during the Commune. She declared that she had
| got the articles from Henri Rocheiort. She was
| delivered up to the French authorities.
! General L. p. Ill Cesnola, our Consul at Cyprus
| who arrived rom Europe by the steamship Java
| Ia n tha
General Cesnola has brought with him the collec-
ton Of Cyprian antiquities for the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art, which he unearthcd at Golgos and
Dardanus. They win soon be ready for the inspec-
| ton Of the public.
| The temporary check to the scheme of Mr.. Van
Meter, formerly Of this city, to found schools in
Rome, seems to have been given by the italian
Ministry to put itself right with the Vatican.
This Idea Is phrased In Rome as 'un oacto al
prett" "a kiss to the priests. As soon as he can
comply with certain technicalities Mr.. Van Meter
will reopen his schools.