The New York herald., 1872-12-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain J. Porter Loomis sings his hammock at
the Metropolitan.
Colonel Augur, OF the United States Army, is at
the Glenham Hotel
Judge E. O. Perrin, OF Albany, yesterday arrived
at the Grand Central Hotel.
Commodore j. A. Miller. OF the United States
Navy, has berth at the Metropolitan Hotel
Lieutenant Fred. Grant was at st. Louis yester-
day en- route to his regiment at Fort Grnen, Texas.
Admiral Sir Sydney Dacres, r. N, has accepted
the post OF Visitor and Governor OF Greenwich
Hospital.
Thomas NJ. Fowler, member Of the State Assembly
from Steuben, who has been dangerously i'll, is
convalescent.
The Oudh, India, Mayo memorial will take the
shape of Lucknow School OF Arts" This is q
"relief'' indeed
Professor Schultz, of Prague, the well-known old
Catholic leader, has been appointed Professor OF
Canonical Law at Bonn.
The Rev. Henry r. Waite formerly of this city,
has arrived in Rome, and taken charge or the
American Union church.
The Maharaja OF Jeypore, India, intends TO open
q music school in his capital in which both Eng
nsh ana native music will be taught.
The friends ofMr. Richard McCloud, a well known
Irish nationalist, gave him dinner at the Grand
Central Hotel on Tuesday evening.
daughter Of Richard II. Dana, Jr., the Boston
lawyer and author, will pass the Winter in Paris to
perfect herself in the French language.
Senator Upton, now In washington, says that
the liberal republicans only ask TO be let alone.
The other people say yes except in the matter
of several committees, on which Grant men alone
must be-
Country editors are beginning to grumble be-
cause Mr. Froude and Father Tom Burke are
getting such an advertising. The country press
men are profound and theoretical on space as a
general topic OF discussion.
Miss Laura Ream, an Indianapolis Journalist, Is a
candidate for State Librarian, OF Indiana, and Is
opposed to female suffrage. Miss Laura is an
nounced as a prominent candidate, and ''strong
enough not to be strong minded"
Mr.. Alderman Lusk, on taking his seat at the
Mansion House, London, one morning lately, was
presented with pair OF white kid gloves, in token
of lack OF criminal dongs in his district on the
previous night When did one Of our police JUS
tices get pair9
The editor Of the Fonda Democrat sententiously
observes :-"Now that we are cleaned out and got
down to rock bottom let the blackboard be sponged
clean and commence new account. This was
given apropos OF 'bringing back the democratic
party to its moorings."
Mr.. Joseph Einstein, the owner Of about twenty
horses in Cincinnati, all Of which have had the
epizooty, has now got the disease in all its forms
himself The Cincinnati Commercial says that Mr..
Einsten ia "under the scrutiny OF several doctors
who will report progress"
The Macon (Ga.) Daily Enterprise, in chastising
the Atlanta Herald for some unbecoming remarks,
administers q reproof to editors in general, and
then says s:-"Nearly the entire newspaper press OF
this country is tending to personality The lie is
passed and there the matter rests no serious con-
T,a Lnfo, ,~fco
to believe In stopping half way at matters-peace
or daggers.
nMr Ruskin, the Slade professor OF fine art at OK
ford, has delivered the first OF his University course
OF lectures for the term. The subject was EN-
craving" He began by throwing on his gown and
apologzing for doing so. He then informed hts
undergraduate audience that such disrobement
would be highly reprenensble In them, as their
gowns were the badge OF work. He wanted to ad-
dress them in his Russ-skin.
Colonel Schoelcher, a republican member Of the
Assembly from Paris, has given the case Of the
Communists financial phase that may cause their
amnesty. He has shown that the costs were
1859 OFF, for trying 2 600 Of the revolutonists and
he estimates that the cost Of maintaining thou
sands OF them at Caledonia will be several millions
OF francs annually. Truly, Colonel Schoelcher's
financial facts may prove squelcher to the
present plan OF rigorous punishment.
The Princess OF Wales on the Princes birthday
presented to Sandringham church beautiful
lectern as o thanksgiving memorial for the re-
covery OF his Royal Hghness. The lectern Is in
the form Of brass eagle with outstretched wings,
bearing on the breast red cross, and having be-
meath the inscription ITO the glory Of God. A
thank-OfYering December IA, 1S71.-ALKxANDRA.
when was In trouble called upon the Lord, and
He heard me.'-Psalm cxx., verse \"