, 1874-01-06
TIE CITT.

Eno1 Brown, ESQ. who has been travelling In
the Eastern States for some time, returned to
Chicago yesterdny.
Senator Tho1las .. SCOTT aud party, Of War
eav, Wis, nro at the Sherman House,
their way to 2 ,ston, where they will meet Presi-
dent Joy OF the Michigan Central Railroad, and
other capitalists, in reference to the Wisconsin
Valley Railroad aud tho railroad intel ests OF
Wareaw.
letter dated Heidelberg, Dec. II, rojoiccd
the heart of Carter II. Harrison with the 4n-
noun:ament that Madame Htrrison had mise
au monde una petite nue," aud tha; everything
was lovely IN Heidelberg.
Mr. Archie D. Gordon, who will be romeul
bered as onA Of tho most brilliant and prou1ls-
ing young journalists In this city few years
ago, and slnoo then connected with tho Broodlyn
EAGLE, has taken chaxgo OF ths Brooklyn Sunday
Sun, bright and spicy paper. Under his
the Sun aa brilliau; and useful q career IA its
| name would Indicate
Ger. a. s. Lansinft. Special Agent OF tbs Cen
taunia1 Board of Fiun1ce, to organize their stock
subscriptions for sh', West. haz arrived in thus
city. and taken up bin headquarters at the Grand
Pacific HOTEL Gen. l.. has just returned from
California, ard VAS most successful in oonplct~
ing the organization In that State, on the Pacific
slope generally. aud In Colorado.
HorH1 ARRIVALS.
Grand PdciGc-5aMuel i. Fisher. Cincinnati !;
3. X. Miller, Milva7Eee; ]. c. Batcnan, San
francisco LOUIS Stetamer, Now YORK ; J. Z.
Jqhnstone, ro'outo; " j. kqunsz and "'fe
Long: I 1. ?. l,tovsuson, d.: ns'ens, Ark; J. j
| 3. Wilson and family, Baltimore; John
Davis, Fort Davis Indian Territory !;
William Z. Henry. Joliet. Palmer
Langdon. j. II. Mills. Ere; z. II. Wai5ron,
Lafayette G. ". Mortimer, New York City.
B,719a House-Judge ". f. McAlllsteF !;
| F. D. Hurd, San Fzancisco; +: a. johnson,
MerrilI, Dover, N. H.; D. P. Dawson and wifc.
| st. Louis E.,'s. Proud1ey, Baltimore.
| Caleb Cushing, "a Minister to Spain, Is accrcd-
tied on the bpoks rs "nppoinsed from Virsinn. y
James 3. Gross il again Clerk OF tho Milwaukee
| County Court. position which ho occupied
| twenty-five years ago.
| Archibald Thomson, said to have baen tho
| originator Of Attteboro (Mass.) jeAelr5, died,
recently, III Glcnwood, ID.
Col Jc1oxno Napoleon Donaparto, of Balti-
more, has returned to Paris, aud il living in the
/ Rue d'Albo4
occupied the position Of Chief Assistant to The
Managing Director OF the Gsan9 Trunk Railway,
has been appointed General Passenger Agent.
Joseph Il. Chandler, the veteran editor and
long-sgo Congressman. Of Philadelphia. now 81,
wills the county prison twice daily in his official
capacity as Inspector. He has dono this fo1
| twenty-five years.
The Virginia Legislature (House) elected Mar
shall Hanger, Speaser; J. E.ll Bigger, Clerk
and John T. Wall. B,rgeant-at-Arms. Mr. Wall
| is said to have served longer as member Of the
Honaa than any other man now living.
Gen. Birney. editor Of Congressman Walls
I newspaper, in Florida, has been found con-
mittee clerkship BY the Congressman. It is
| very kind OF the coIored man thus to be Leuo-
factor to ths General, whose father was the
original Abolitionist.
Minister Bancroft is not popular among the
American students 1t Deriiu, because he declines
to preside ut their festivals, sad to 1oan them
American flags with which to embe'Iieh tleir
banquet halls, while he never invites them to his
Sunday evening tca-parties.
James Parker, ono Of tho original conductors
on the old Western (nov Boston 4 Albany Rail-
road, OF Massachusetts. aud for thirty yearn
regular on the liue, died, last woek ut his resi-
| deuce in Springfield. lie Was member Of the
| Massachusetts Legislature in 1872, and again q
member-elect this year.
Recently Thurlow Weed and Henry Smith
| we're closeted with Tweed In the Penitentia1y.