The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following Americans arc registered at the Paris
Bureau Of the HERALD
Joseph A. Flynn, Brooklyn 10 Rue Lesueur
A. 8. Malcomson, Now York, Hotel Ath6nee.
G. F. Kits, Rochester, Hotel Cite do Retro.
Edward Rookie, Brooklyn, Hotel Paiais Royal.
John E. Morey, Rochester, Hotel Cite de Retro.
Thomas +. Eckert and wife. New YORK, Splendid
Hotel.
Tho San Francisco Chronicle od,torially ana raptur.
speech.
O, Mayor O'Ely.
White Smyrna hgs picked arc o California delcacy
A Salt Lake Mormon has just married q woman OF
sixty and her daughter Of eighteen.
Waldo s. Frat, OF Wiamstown. received the 500
Graves prize for the best Grafton delivered by Will
liams College seniora
Mr.. .Johnny" W. Mackay, the wealthy Bonanza
MINER says that he does not purpose buy carl
dom or a London or San Francisco palace.
Recently Rockdale. Texas. had a shower OF leaves
which lasted all day. Tho sky was full of them. 1t
is believed that a whiriwind brought Thorn from q
great distance.
Danbury Nesos: 1.-THE Mediterranean has sunk one
We knew it had sunk, but didn't think It had gone
down like that"
Mr. John J. Finncy q California Forty miner,
and he went TO Downievllc He dug the biggest gold
nugget ever brought up bya California miner. II
weighed 8, 120 ounces.
Bret Harte Is handsome and queer Personally he
Is frank and charming. But he Is impractical As
an editor he in former days too much Of genius
and too little OF politician
The Omaha (Neb) Herald has been enlarged 10 eight
pages. DR.. Miller has made IL SO bright that the
people OF his city have demanded that no shall give
them ''mcre Of the same kind.'
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notified his clergy that he intends resgning his posi-
ton alter the Synod at Lambeth place In summer
lie retires on account of III health.
Father John Henry Newman has visited the scene
OF his carly labors, Trinity College, Oxford AMI the
sweet, decrept old man, who was long ago hermit
left oxford in a sort oil sadness, because he was
bored.
II you wish TO horses we'll matched In sizo and
color you will look team our city horse
railroads, especially on the Third and Fourth ave-
nuc lines. The horses about all that the compa.
mes take any care or
The Governor of Wyoming Territory needs relaxa-
ton, and ho Is going to visit the metropolis Of No
braska The bridge IL oue OF the curosities OF tho
metropolis, and Of low water 1t Is a very high bridge.
There is also brewery At Omaha, but at high water
the beer is muddy
Commissioner General Mccormick, Lieutenant B.
| II. Buckingham and Messrs A. Rodgers, j. A. Tonner,
W. Clancy, A. Girard and Charles T. Ely, attaches OF
tho American Commission, will loave to-day In the
steamer France, Of the French limo, for the
Paris Exposition. The Offices Of the Commission In
the Post O0ico Building will be open until April l,
and Mr. Orestes Cleveland. Commissioner for tho
State OF Now Jersey, will represent the Commissioner
General, who will DO assisted by Messrs George Gift
ford Hoyt and Brown from Washington. Mrs. McCor-
mick will accompany her husband. The balance oil
the Commission follow In the steamship Canada, which
! leaves this port on April3
| Professor Martens, writing TO tho Journal de ST.
Ietersbovg thus defines the accepted differences by
Russian officials between congress and conference
referring, OF course, TO the forthcoming meeting o
diplomats TO ratiiy tho Russo rurkish treaty Tn,
meeting OF a conference Is TO prepare for and not
decide upon important AFFAIRS Tho character OF
congress 40 complete aud affirm the pence rccentl,
concluded, 10 accelerate tho good results and Ell
deavor to meet future dangers which might SesuI
from conflict Of passions and interest" Crownc
heads In deberation, according to Professor Hedter
Of Berlin. constitute congress gathering OF states
men provided with power 10 taKe definite action win
out constant 10 their governments also
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