The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Personal lNTELLlGEUCE. -
Ex.Mayor John L. Flagg, Of Troy, Is at the Firth
Avenue Hotel
DR.. Pussy has returned. to England with health
re-established.
General j. B. stonehouse, OF Albany. is staying 1t
the Aston House.
Judge Nathaniel Page, Of Washington, Is q. the
Fifth Avenue Hotel .f..r f.r.t.s.e
Queen Victoria has gene to Balmoral Palace, In
Scotland. to stay until June 81 e3 aHN1
General Sherman, who is now in st. Louis, wlA
return to Washington tomorrow. IL .N
George h. Pendleton Is o passenger on the steam.
ship Java, which is expected TO arrive to-day.
The Rochester people are growing crazy over tive
poor little sEad recently caught in Lake Ontario.
The death Is announced Of Herr Won Bodel.
schwingh, Prussian Finance Minister before 1855.
Baron Won Kubec, the Austrian Prime Minister
to the Holy See, died the l4th instant at Gratz
Mr.. BENJAMIN Leigh Smith has started from Dun.
dee Scotland, on an Arctic expedition In steam
yacht. ~
Sidney r. Morse, OF the New York Observer, ar.
rived from Europe on Saturday In the steamship
Partnia.
The Hon. L. Poer Trench, Of the British Legation
at Washington, yesterday reached the westmore-
land Hotel. st1 sts ztl Icigssr IS i e.eas
Isaac Eokert, Commissioner to the Vienna Elk.
hibition from Pennsylvania, is registered at the
Ast0r House. 5.
John Pyne, . Manchester bricklayer. is to pine In
prison two months for personating in the late cleo,
ton q dead voter. SIS asol stsas58 sri +. r
Earl Derby is wiling to join in any mark of 70.
spect for John Stuart Mill which does not endorse
his political opinions. s'e faw
General Butler the s'hero of Big Bethel" has
gone on trouting expedition down In Maine
with Bethel as the objective point Sd Is s.s.
The President accompanied by General Babcock,
left Washington yesterday morning for Harrisburg.
He will return tomorrow evening
Shakespeare was banquetted by the Maharajah
Of Benares on April Is. Shakespeare was retiring
from sort OF Commissionership at the time q
! Herr Johann HerDeck, an Austrian, who was too
Ill to conduct the music at the opening Of the
Vienna Exhibition Is to receive from the Emperor
the order OF the Iron Crown.
Iwakura the Japanese Ambassador, arrived In
Florence. with his suite, on the 9Th instant, and
this is what the newspapers there call him:-
Savonii-H Recommendations. ..a.s -
Under Secretary OF State DR., Achenbach has been
appointed to the German Ministry OF Commerce.
vacant Dy the resignation of Count Itzenpntz. He
will not be created Baron Lumbago.
/ Herr Stumm will leave the Brevoort House thi!
morning for washington to begin the performance
OF his duties Charge dAnaires Of the German Le-
cation during the absence OF Minister Schozer. ~
The Congressional delegation from the st. Louis
Convention have had quite q jolly time In Texas.
The Galvestonlans s'laid themselves outn for the
occasion and acquitted themselves handsomely.
The Philadelphia Age thinks that Colonel McKen-
zie has done good thing In pursuing Indian ma
RAIDERS across the Mexican border. General Jack
son did the same thing In Florida when that eoun-
try was owned by the Spaniards. ast
Luke @. Poland, Member Of Congress from YER
mont, Of Mobilier Committee fame, has arrived at
the New York Hotel. The Judge has come out
younger and iresher from the severe strain Of tho
trial. He is en- route to West Point as member Of
the Visiting Board. y a'rnr-ss 1871 sl,7a ssr
The Ann Arbor tMich.) Lecture Association ON
course OF fourteen lectures has lost nearly $50.
John B. Cough netted $19s; Beecher, $s3 70; Pro-
lessor White, 500 rs; E. L. Godkin, $50; William
Parsons, $40 rs; Mrs. Scott-Siddons, So rs; Ed
mund Yates, Is cents, while the following netted
loss:-J. T. Fields, SO cents; DR.. Chaplin, 81, and
George Macdonald, $40. On Mr.. Curtis the specu.
lators Just cleared themselves.
Inspector Hagen, a Scotland Yard detective, who
has been in attendance on The Prince OF Wales and
Prince Arthur at the Vienna Exhibition, was n
rested by the Austrian police for pressing too
close upon the princely pair as they were leaving
the British section after the banquet therein to tho
British workingmen. The police thought ne meant
to harm the Princes, and the Inspector vainly as
surfing them OF his wish to protect his royal mas
ter, was borne to jail. '