The New York herald., 1872-10-05
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

| PEHSUNAL lNIELLldGnCG,
| secretary Robson Is yet at the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel.
General John c. Fremont is at the Clarendon
Hotel
william Philips died at Fonda, N. T.. lately,
aged 1o:.
Judge c. s. Wilson. OF Chicago, has arrived a. tho
Grand Central Hote.
Judge r. II. Rosekrans, OF Glen'5 FAILS ID STOP
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hate.
Captain J. r. Baker, OF the United States Aarino
Corps, Is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Colonel W. L. Merrill, Of the United States Army,
has quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
1t is John 3. Barber (not Baxter) VINO is QUO Por
Grant The world, however. still moves
Judge George r. shepley, OF Maine, and wifer
nave arrived home from their European tour.
Captains A. II. and Hugh Davis, OF the British
Navy, yesterday arrived at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
senator Hendricks calls Philosopher Greeley an
"old CO iger,n but advises his friends to vote for
him.
Mark Leach formerly business partner with A.
I. Stewart In this city, died recently In Lewiston,
Me-, at an advanced age.
The Epeniag Moh states that Colonel and Mrs.
Vanderbilt Allen, OF this city. have located them.
selves in Florence, Italy.
"Great cry and very little wool'-The Banton-
Duncan Van an-Allen-Straight-Bo Convention In
Albany on Thursday last.
Mr.. Edmund Yates yesterday returned to. this
city from Chicago where he has been lecturing. He
is at the Brevoort House.
John OKeele, the New York newsboy has been
well received at Annapolis as a candidate for a
cadet in the Naval Academy.
..Pere Hyacnthes," a new sweetmeat for we'd
dlngs (hghly recommended to MN. les Fiances). IL
among the latest Partisan notions.
Connecticut merchant, being asked how he
spent his evenings, replied, "At night store my
mind ana during the day mind my store"
Ex-Conledcrate General Juba A. Early Is out In
a letter on the political crisis, in which he goes for
Greeley. and calls General Grant "mere puppet"
and q ''mere to0ln
Mrs. Milla Dodd. OF Warren county, Kentucky, Is
lo4 years old. Her Oldest grandchild, If living, Is
sixty years DID, and her Oldest great-grandchld. II
living s forty years OF age.
In noticing the fact that man has been fined In
Huntington, Mass, for proIane swearing, tho
Pittsburg Despatcn irrevcrenty says Mr.. Greeley
will not visit Huntingdon this year.
Mr.. Schell, labor reform candidate for Governor
OF Pennsylvania we see, declines to run, aud al.
vlses his friends to go for Buckalew. Is this be-
cause the Grant men refused to shell out
Laura Fair. just acquitted OF the murder Of Colo
mel Crittcnden In California is called the 'pretty
bully In bombazine' by a Western paper. The
"pretty bullet" would come nearer the mark.
First Nutmeg-The town elections in Connecticut
occur on Monday next. The republicans expect
this viii be a great victory, but that the one in
Pennsylvania on the following day will be
CRATER.
The King or Bavaria refuses to marry any OF the
princcsses whose hands have been offered to him
for the reason that he is already married. The gos
sips say his norganatic wife Is an actress much older
than he Is.
10 pitch clergyman out of a house In which reli-
g!ons exercises are going against the wish OF
the head OF the family does not constitute "dis-
turbance OF religious worship" according to Ken
tucky law.
Some farmers down East are feeding their cows
on sour apples 1t is stated that they furnish ex-
celent cider instead OF milk. 1t Is proposed to
feed them on hops in order to ascertain what sort
OF beer they will yield.
"Oh say can you see T" &c. Samuel Sands, the
printer BOY who put the original copy OF the "Star-
spanglcd Banner" IN type, now publishes the
American Farmer. May 1t be a long time before
his ''Sands of ien run out.
George M. Stearns, OF Springfield, declines to be
the liberal and democratic candidate for Leutcn-
ant Governor OF Massachusetts. Charles sumner
having declined the first place there are now two
vacancies III the ant!-admnstration ticket In tue
State.
Tie Louisville COnrterJOu,ndl says Andy John.
son is cutting his throat from to ear by his char
acteristic speeches in Tennessee. And ex-Gover-
nor Isham G.. Harris mildly expostulates with
him for OF his assertions by saying that he
uttered "wilful, deliberate and malignant lie."