The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel Forney, OF Philadelphia, Is at the Aston
House.
Mayor D. J. Johnson, ofCohoes, is at the Metre
politan Hotel
Professor @. L. Andrews, of West Point. is at the
HOFFMAN House.
Judge J. q. Abbott, Of Boston, has arrived at the
BrevO0rt House.
Judge I. Roger, OF Cincinnati, is stopping at the
Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-Congressman Truman Smith, OF Connecticut,
IL at the Aston House.
General W. G. wicxham, Of Virginia, is staying at
the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Baroness AdOlphe de R0thschd Is visiting the
exQueen Of Naples at Eau.
Mr. william II. Aspnwall OF this city, has re-
turned to Paris from Egypt.
Ex-Congressman J. E. Mcdonald, OF indianapolis,
is stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman John Rogers, OF Black Brook, N. T.,
is in town, at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Murat Hastead, OF the Cincinnati Commercial,
yesterday arrived at the BrevOort House.
Professor Forsyth, OF West Point Military Acad-
envy is sojourning at the New York Hotel.
judge I. W. BARLEY, OF Washington, D. c., Ia
temporarily sojourning at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Bernard @. Molloy Of the Middle Temple,
has, it Is said, been appointed private chamberlain
to the Pope.
<n"yAO Osisy YOUNGEST son OI darriSOu Ordy
OF the 0ncte'a regime OF Boston, died recently In
Newport, sixty-hve years old.
President Theirs has received the patent con-
ferring the title OF Daimou Of the First Class IN
the Japanese Order OF Tehet
Major General Hancock visited Norristown, Pa.
his birthplace on Monday last and was serenaded
at night at the residence OF J. E. @. Chain.
Baou Shama Charm Mallik the well known Cal
cutta millionaire, has just died from carbuncle.
This time the shining gem was in the wrong place
on his back instead Of in his pocket.
F0rty-lour missionaries, Of dinerent religious de-
nominations, arrived at Bombay, India In one vea-
sci, short time since. The sailors report an
agreeable voyage, after few squalls
Mr.. Vernon HarcOurt, n. p. for Oxford
(Historicus), the London Globe says, Is 'the big
gooseberry OF our contemporary" the Times,
whose prox periods it uses when less turgid
matter fails.
The Swedish Minister, Olof Stinerson, who has
been at the Hoffman House for several days. will
go to Washington to-day. He came on to witness
the marriage OF Mr.. Christian BOrs, the Swedish
Consul In this city.
Rev. o. B. rockingham Is opposed to the gal
lows, and believes that p0isons are the better way
Of taking the lives Of criminals convicted Of capt.
tai OFFENCES. Connecticut might furnish first class
executioner in this line in the person OF Mrs. Luz
crezia Borga Sherman
Henderson, accused Of the murder Of Nimrod
Jarrett Of Macon county, North Carolina, was tried
recently in the Jackson Superior Court, found
guilty and sentenced to be hanged on the 25th Of
this month. Appeal to the Supreme Court has
been granted. Bad times for the h0micides.
President Theirs has given the Cross Of Ofncer Of
the Legion OF Honor to Colonel K0d0litsch, military
attache Of the Austrian Embassy in Paris. Colonel
Kod0litsch served with distinction in Mexico. He
is now in England Ill, from the effects of fall from
his horse while hunting with the Prince of Wales.
A Connecticut boy, just learning to read, asked
his father what Credit M0bilier was. "It's our
tional game, my boy" replied the father, who.
with the shrewdness Of q native of the Gland Of
Steady HABITS" was looking ahead. "You'n be
able to play it when you get big and 60 to Con-
gress."
Mrs. Sarah McCord Cake one Of the oldest ladies
In Northumberland county, Pa, died on the 2lst
inst. She left large family. Joseph W. Cake, late
Collector Of the port OF Philadelphia, and General
Henry L. Cake. late representative in Congress-
from the Schuylkil district are her sons. She was
the Oldest resident of Northumberland borough.