The New York herald., 1872-10-06
PERSONAL IHTxLLIGENcK.

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General A. E. Burnside sailed for Europe yester-
day.
Colonel q. A. Allen, OF Georgia, is at the 0rsna
Central Hotel.
Judge Q. A. Lamareaux, OF Washington, Ia at the
Sturtevant House.
Colonel J. B. Stewart, or Washington, Is stopping
at the Astor House.
Baron Won verson, or Berlin has arrived at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Secretary Robson left the Fifth Avenue Hotes
for Washington yesterday.
Professor M. W. whitn9y, OF Boston, has arrived
at the Grand Central Hotel
Judge L. C. Katteli. OF Binghamton, u among tho
s0journers at the AstOr House.
Ex-Congressman l.. T. Trimble, OF Kentucky, In
staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain MacKinnon, OF the British navy yester-
day arrived at the Clarendon Hotel.
lisping lady had the ntrepidity the other day to
describe camph0r box as m0tholcum.
The lady sophomores at Ann Arbor, Mich. hazo
the handsome freshmen by blindfoiding and kiss
Ing them. Ann Arbor ought to be ashamed OF
herself.
New England lady was recently shown ont Of
the dining room OF the Chinese students in New
Haven for examining too closely the young fellOws'
pigtails. -
Ellis Van Nicer sawmill hand in Bay City. ILL.,,
undertook to have little trial OF strength with
the gang belt the other day, and all that was
lett OF Van Nicer were mere atoms.
They used to fatten hogs on mast out West but
now the bears are iattenng on hogs. To carry out
the nautical idea. farmers inquire, "H0w's your
bearings this morning, neighbor Jones 2"
Bismarck believes in the adage, "Recreants are
ever most bitter against their first faith" His
most trusted functionaries were radical democrats.
He is about to cap (Kapp) them with former
Commissioner OF Emigration or this city.
Il. Ii. Caldwell, OF Mobile, son OF the well known
"5hakspearev Caldwell, OF New Orleans. for many
years manager of the St. Charles Theatre IS we'll
as the originator OF number of public improve
ments in the Crescent City, died at the MetropOli-
tan Hotel yesterday.
Governor Randolph of New Jersey, one OF the
travelling companions of the old farmer Of Chappa
qua. received the first teegraphic despatch that
was ever sent over the wires in his State. 1t was
a despatch to make the head and heart OF young
romantic manhood swim. II was from lady and
consisted of but one word-"Yes." The Louisville
Courier Journal has just revived this little incident.
The enterprlsng scribe of the waverley N W In.
terp,fse states that few days ago he encountered
a man on the with one eye about half an inch
above the level OF the other and small hole like
puckered up auger hole in the southwest corner OF
his face, for his mouth, and with short hedgehog
hair like Senator Upton. He looked so like poll
tican, continues the scribe, that we thought we
would ask hls politics. We commenced thus
Samuel J. Randall. Chairman OF the Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee, denies. that that COM
mttee has been sold out to Cameron, and declares
that when "heaven and earth come together that
report may be true.r The idea OF these politicians
having anything to do with heaven Is certainly very
amusing II the earth and the "other place" had
been the comparative points Of separation there
might have been some chance of the report proving
true.
Sergeant Bates, who some years ago was notOrt-
Gus from having carried the American nag through
the South to demonstrate that feeling of afec-
ton the coors of their country had returned to
the Southern people, is now in this city. desire
for pedestrian exercise, and laudabe wish to
practically test the feeling Of the people OF England
towards these United States, are impeng him to
visit that country and carry the American nag
through It's length from the north to London. This
project OF the Sergeant has grown out OF
an argument he had with Mr. T. J. War
ren, OF SaybrO0k, ILL.,, some time ago.
Mr.. Warren differed from Sergeant Bates ex-
pressed opinion that the friendship OF the English
people for the United States had not been abated
by the result OF the Alabama claims arbitration.
bet OF 81, 900 to 500 was offered by Mr. Warren
that the Sergeant could not perform the journey
through England without having his colors insulted
and taken by the latter. The Sergeant will sail for
England on Wednesday, and will Immediately ON
arrival proceed to the performance OF his project,
which he expects to accomplish in safety and alter
the fullest expression of good will by the English
people.