The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

De Witt @. Littlejohn is at the Metropolitan
Hotel
cakes Ames is good on the sadie" II bad on the
divide.
Miss Nelson yesterday returned to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
General p. J. Osterhaus, Of France, is at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge E. n. Grandin, OF Mobile is stopping at
the New York Hotel.
General E. O. Wilson, Of Washington, has quar-
ters at the Aston House.
1t Ia proposed to add the nice sum OF $3.50 900 to
the annual allowance Of the Prince OF Wales.
DIR. George b. Loring, OF Salem, Mass, Speaker OF
the Massachusetts, Legislature, yesterday arrived
at the fifth Avenue Hotel
The Duke Of Hamilton Is shooting pigeons by day
ana "Hghting the tiger" at night at Monaco. Cora
Pearl is pucking pigeons there, too.
DR.. Bede Vaughan, Prior Of Belmont Benedctine
College, Hertford has just been appointed coad-
tutor to the Catholic Bishop OF Sydney Australia.
with right of succession.
Sick prisoners in the infrmary OF Middlesex
House OF Correction England, prescribe for them
selves DR.. Simbs, the medical officer says they
generally get what they want.
William Siner, the condemned gambler, resigned
his seat In the Common Council Of Philadelphia
when the articles Of impeachment against him
were Withdrawn, and the Court adjourned st,se
ale.
The King OF Greece has conferred the Golden
Cross of the Royal Order Of the Saviour upon Mr..
Arthur Arnold with reference to his work. "FrOm
the Levant," describing the ruins OF ancient
Greece and the constitution Of the Hellenic king
dom
A lively smallpox patient, one Minton, in the
hospital at Newcastle under-Lyne, England being
weary Of the monotony of his temporary quarters,
followed the hearse out of the gate, visited the
taverns Of the town and finally came back to his
ward drunk.
A pig-jobber Of Tralee, Ireland, rightly named
Savage was lately discovered in the act OF tearing
the flesh with his teeth from the arms and
shoulders OF his old mother. He had Knocked her
down and broken several Of her bones before
beginning to eat her. He was in liquor, and Ii In
jail
william Lequien, noted Partisan beggar who
has for years appealed for charity in the streets by
exhibiting the stumps Of two amputated arms, was
few days ago brought to the bar OF police station
on q charge Of picking pockets While eloquently
declaiming aganstxAhe imputation he gesticuiated
with two sound hands, long probably concealed
beneath loose coat
The following extract from private letter. dated
Dresden, January 20, seems to cOrroborate the
rumors we have previously published
Let me now speak of something which consti-
tutes the only subject OF conversation In well-in-
formed circles here. This Is the alleged poisoning
OF the Crown Prince upon the occasion OF the
golden wedding of the King OF SaxOny. We have
this rumor rom an officer who, wounded during
the war, has lately been ordered to Berlin, and
on being Invited TO dinner party by an officer OF
high rank found this to be the sole topic OF con-
versatiOn. The Crown Prince has been suffering
from severe Inflammation Of the bowels since his
visit to Dresden, and though he has now recov.
cred to certain extent it Is rumOred, on appar-
emily good authority, that his memory Is seriously
affected He is now residing with Her Royal
marck Is also reported to have been poisoned by
| letters sent to him, anonymously, OF course. All
arillan which, Ike the Empress, takes sides with
the most extreme ultramontane party, is afraid Of
losing its influence over the Emperor. The Jesuits
| probably without cause, are brought In an uncn
| viable connection with this affair, but whoever
NAV have been the instigator OF this deed, which
I Is dastardlv and almost without precedent in his
tory, its inlamy cannot be lessened