The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

| Amadeus and his wife are to visit England this
| Summer
The Empress OF Russia hopes to spend next
Summer in Rome.
Governor D. P. Lewis, Of Alabama, is at the
| Grand Central Hotel.
Congressman H. H. Hathorn, OF Saratoga, is at
the st. Nicholas Hotel
Ex-Governor Fl. J. Gardener, OF Massachusetts,,
has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, after q
Southern tour.
The Khedive of Egypt visited our Minister, Mr..
Boxer, at his residence at Tnerapia, near Consti-
nople, on the Goth ut.
/ The Count and Countess Vaudiere de villeneuve
de Moisemonville celebrated their golden wedding
in Paris on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Thomson, daughter of the poet Burns, died.
on the 18th inst at Crossmyloof, near Glasgow,
She was eighty-four years DID,
Nile Pepita Sanchez, the successor Of Cora Pearl
as the queen OF the Partisan demt-m0nde, was
accidentally killed on the Sth inst.
Marshal Bazaines wife has written to President
MacMahon, begging him to have the trial of her
husband begun. The Marshal. it is stated. has re-
piled that the trial shall not be proceeded with
until after the complete evacuation Of French
territory by the Germans.
The fighting parson Senator Brownlow. is out
with another letter to the ex-Coniederate General
lima, hel is termed by Western paper, finds it
rather uphill work to defend himself His initials
I'D. H., may signify down-hill.
Captain Jack 1t is now claimed, is the son Of
Captain John Murdoch, late OF Lincoln county, KY.
Modoc" 1t Is further stated, Is only corruption Of
''Murdock." There Is already sufficient corruption
about this Indian business to render 1t altogether
unnecessary to strain point on the subject.
Mr.. Disraen will deliver his address as Lord
Rector OF the University OF Glasgow in August At
that time he will probably accept the freedom Of
the city, though not the banquet that was offered
to him by the Corporation of Glasgow just pre- vious
to the death OF his wife, the vsc0untess Beacons-
field.
June II, the anniversary Of the battle of Bunker
Hill, was q memorable date in the history OF the
blockade at Charleston on confederate steamer,
on that day he arrived at his home in Dayton on
his return, and on that day he accidentally inflicted
on himself the wound OF which he died.
Senator William Window, chairman OF the
special United States Senate Committee to collect
information on inland transportation, arrived in
Buffalo yesterday on tour OF preliminary inspec-
tion He will be shown around the harbor, &C.,
and furnished with statistical information while
there by the city authorities and business men.
The Salt Lake City Ne,cs says the question. "Who
was the man with the iron mask9" has stimulated
perhaps as much interest and research as either Of
the following questions:-"Wh0 was JuniusY'
"who killed Tecumseh2' "What became OF Nor
ganr "Where was" and now, "what shall be
done with, Captain Jack2" "Who struck Billy Pat
tersonS" and finally, "Where's Billy Bowegs9"
The latter is the most important question of the lot
A western paper puts trining misunderstand-
ing between two brothers-in-law down South in
the following pleasant way:-George Leden, of
Doggy Bayou, Fla, was lately peculiarly unfor-
tunate in job he undertook. He started in to kill
his brother-in-law, Captain George Parish, and
worked at him for half an hour, at the end OF
which time Parish, believing the man was In ear
nest and that it was war to the death, closed up
the unpleasantness by killing Leden.