The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

Judge D. j. Mitchea, Of Syracuse Is at the wma
SCR Hotel
General Frank Blair has joined the Presbyreraaa
Church in It. Louis.
Co.oneI H. S. Mccomb. OF Delaware. ia at ~
Fifth Avenue Hotel
W. q. Beiknap, son OF the Secretary OF war. n ~
the Holman House.
Disrael thinks his death ''would cause soue
little CONFUSION Just n0w.n
Judge Israel s. Spencer, OF Syracuse, Ia staying
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Kossuth has lett Turin to reside al BaracOnc d
Collegno, in the same province.
Ex-Governor Theodore +. Randolph, OF New
Jersey, Is At the New York Hotel
Congressman George ". Hendee. OF Vermont, y
registered at rhe Fifth Avenue Hotel
Louis Marx, who has been soourntng Ia Europs
for n long time past. has returned TO New YORK.
Count Lichtervelde, Secretary nj the Belgian
Legation. has apartments at the Brevoort House.
Mir. William ii. Aspi.lwan and vile. OF this Sisy.
are at the Grand National Hotel in Jacksonville.
Fla.
Lieutenant Commander o. r. Heyeman. Of the
United States Navy. Is staying at the st. Cloud
Hotel.
Ex-Congressman O. A. Finkelnburg. OF ST. Louis-
is among the recent arrivals at the Clarendon
Hotel.
General r. l.. Cnngman, formerly Uuited States
Senator from North Carolina has arrived at tho 81.
Nicholas Hotel
Lady Colerdge. mother OF Baron selborne, Lord
Chief Justice OF England lately died at the age sf
eighty-6ve years.
Lieutenant Colonel J. Fl. Baxter OF the Medical
Department, United States Army, Is quartered %
the HOFFMAN House.
Herr Krupp, the German guu-maker. has mr.
ranged to deliver 100 cannon per week until thu
German artillery shall be thoroughly earned.
The Sultan OF Turkey now has passion for btHs
china and bis agents are going through Europe t.
collect specimens OF the material. Already Ire has
become quite de-ic oracle.
Alexander II. Stephens and General benjamin.
Hill, OF Georgia, are having tilt with their pens,
and filing the columns or the State press with
their warfare. "Aeck" strikes ha d, and the Gene
raj has uphill work to match him.
Mr.. Roebuck. NJ. p, at recent w0rkingmen's
banquet in Sheffield, England denounced emigrA-
tion He said he hoped that "England's family Of
children will still cling 10 her, and that he holds to
be BASTARD any Engiishman VINO incites them -
seek q new home across the sea-"
The announcement that Colonel John r. Fsa-
love- ex-Coniederate, OF this city, 10 to be che
orator on the occasion OF the unveilng OF the ELS
worth monument this week at Saratoga, has
raised great breeze at Troy, and it is threatened
that the National Guard at Troy will refuse to a.
tend the ceremony.
Mrs. Ogiesby, wife Of an nnkeeper at York, Eng
land, became weared with the continued society
OF one man, 80 she procured two other more pleas
iny males and coped with them. In order TO st-
tach her acquisitions to herself very strongly ana
as sort OF recompcnse Tor years OF wearisome-
ness, she took with her Q large sum Of money be-
longing to Mr.. Oglesby.
At the late meeting OF the American Geographical
A vevxp-
zee, Pro essor Horace Barnard, Rev. N. Bjerrtng.
Professor +. A. P. Barnard, Rev. o. b. rockingham
A. b. Mott NJ. d., Diego De Castro and W. $. Apple-
ton were elected Fellows Of the Society. Captain r
H. Wymon, U. s. n, OF Washington, was chosen .
corresponding member.