The New York herald., 1872-10-22

the Astor House.
Judge Thomas Allen Clarke, OF New Orleans, is
stopping ut the New York Hotel
Lieutenant @. N. Thomas, Of the United States
Navy, Is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Marshal Baxaines trial before o council OF war Is
positively to proceed In December.
David A. Wells, ex-Commlssoner OF Internal
Revenue. has arrived at the Albemarle hotel.
TIA. Trollope. the novelist, will sell his library OF
10000 volumes, at Florence In November, by auc-
tion.
Abd-el-Kaders pension Is not to be reduced by
the French government 50 say tho semi-ofiical
papers.
General Joseph +. Johnston the Confederate chief
tain, arrived from Savannah at the Hoffman House
last evening.
Lord Cowlcy and Baron Brunnow are the only
diplomatists now living OF those who were In the
Congress OF Paris In 1865.
The Empress Eugenie has discarded fashionable
dress, and during her late stas at Cowes appeared
only In black. simply made.
Signor Mario has sold the villa Salvtati, near
Florence, for 100000 francs. Baron Hagerman .
rich Dane, was the purchaser.
Sir Rounded Palmer. the new Lord Chancellor Of
England is to take the title OF "Lord Guisbury,n
from the parish in which he was born
Rosa Bonheur, the distinguished French painter
of cattle and horses has expressed desire to visit
this country, and will probably come within the
next year.
The washington Chronicle announces that the
gallant Phil Sheridan has at last been captured
not by the Indians, but by the accomplished Miss
Morgan, niece OF ex-senator Morgan.
The Baron and Baroness de Bussiere, of Paris
have arrived at the Everett House. They have
come from California, where they have been visit
ing Ben Holiday, who Is the father Of the
Baroness.
party OF Japanese eight In number, who have
travelled through Europe and this country, but
who have been at the st. Nicholas Hotel for some
time, last evening started for San Francisco en-
route for Japan.
DR.. Warren Stone, Of New Orleans, is at the New
York Hotel. The Doctor has been for many years
the head OF the celebrated sanitary institution in
New Orleans, where he has had great success In
treating yellow fever.
1t is now whispered In fashionable circles in
Washington that both Miss Nellie Grant and Miss
Fish will make their debut at an elegant enter
tainment to be given at the house Of the Secre-
tary Of State in January.
Mrs. General Sherman has returned to Washing
ton from Missouri, where she has been visiting her
two younger daughters. who are being educated
at the convent in St. Louis. Mrs. Sherman Is still
In mourning, and will not mingle In general
society this Winter.
Garibaldi has written letter nercely denun-
ciatory Of the Jesuits, and laudatory Of Bismarck
for his action against them He considers that In
them all evil is rooted, and asked II they should
have power who have 'excited revolution In New
York and desolated Belfast ?" Sensblei
George Cohen and Patrick Leehan, convicted OF
robbery with violence In the streets Of London,
were recently logged in Newgate Prison, receiving
fifteen and twenty-five strokes with the cat re-
spectively. Besides the whipping, they being pre-
vious convicts, will have seven and ten years i'm
prisonment.
George w. Childs, OF the Ledger; A. J. Drexel and
party OF the 'best citizens' OF Philadelphia, are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel The purpose OF their
visit here is to welcome ex-Secretary Borie who Is
expected to arrive on the Scotia to-day. They will
form part of the Presidential party In its trip
down the bay this morning.
The Columbia (S C.) Phenfr calls for Greeley
electoral ticket In that State. When the anti
administration party there does not consider itself
strong enough even to nominate q candidate for
Governor the prospect for the success Of Pres-
Dental ticket cannot certainly be very cheering.
1t is perhaps, well however, to keep up appear
ances
Prince Higashi Tushini, who arrived on the
steamship Baltic on Sunday, is at the st. Nicholas
Hotel The Prince Is reputed to be the brother Of
the Mikado. He has been travelling through
Europe and is now on his way home. Four young
Japanese who having just finished their educations
in Europe, accompanied him here, win visit
washington and other cities with him and then
continue their homeward journey. he was met at
the st. Nicholas by his son, officer Of the Japan
ese navy, who has for some time been staying
there.