The New York herald., 1872-12-16
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


Father Gavazzi has arrived in Rome.
Professor Tyndan has returned TO the Breyoort
House.
Ex-Mayor Eastman, Of Poughkecpsic, ia at the
Firth Avenue Hotel.
Judge W. J. Lowry, Of Cincinnati, Is at the
Grand Central Hotel.
The Japanese Minister, Arinori Mor, yesterday
arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Schlller's youngest daughter, the Baroness Won
Cleichen Russwarm died few days ago.
King Oscar ii. OF Sweden and Norway will be
formally crowned at Stockholm on the 18TH OF May
next
The house in which the poet Pope was born. In
Plough court, Lombard street, London, is being
pulled down.
N. Michel Chevalier. the great French political
economist, condemns the new commercial treaty
with England.
The students OF the Blackburn University, Mis-
souri,, lately In revolt, have laid down their arms
and resumed their work.
1t is stated that the private fortune of the ex-
King OF Naples will be returned to him on the con-
dition that he will abstain from all political In
trigue.
General Alfred II. Terry, OF the United States
Army, yesterday arrived ut the Sturtevant House.
General Terry is Commander of the Department Of
the South
Mr.. Gladstone ls said to take as much interest In
tree culture as Horace Greeley did. When at his
manor (Howardcn he takes up much time with his
little hatchct.
notorious desperado, In Clinton Mo-, lately. 1t
was only question Of who should be first "in ut
the DEATH" and Molle won
The oldest native missionary Is John Metz, OF
Clark county, who Is seventy-six years old and
hale and hearty. Grim death seems to have
abandoned the siege Of Meta.
The house In which Joan OF Arc was born Is fall
ing into ruins. The officals OF the Department OF
the vOsges have decided to repair 1t. She Is not
the only Arc dc Triomphe France has seen desc
Grated.
John Knox has sued Margaret Arnold for breach
OF marriage. He is not the same John whose
memory Is so fondly cherished by the Scotch Pres
byterans. Margery objected to knocks and John
received damages.
The Oneida Community now eat only two meals
day, but and no economy in the plan, on the
principle, probably, that 'nature abhors
Vacuum which vacuum must be duly filled by
mutton and boiled potatoes.
Mr.. r. Moon, Chairman Of the London and North
western Railroad, has been presented with mag
ni0cent service OF silver and several sets OF dia-
mond, sapphire and amethyst ornaments. Were
the subscribers Moon ''struck2"
M. Ledru ROllin has returned to Paris He lives
on the Avenue Josephine, in house owned by his
wifo, an English lady of fortune. His estate at
Fontenay aux Roses is still in the dilapdated con-
dition in which the Germans left it..
The letter-carriers Of London dislike stripes as
much as the convicts. A number lately refused to
hear a communication from the Postmaster Gen.
era announcing that good-conduct stripes had
been awarded to twenty-fv OF them.
Mr. T. r. Addison has been appointed Constable
OF Lancaster Castle by queen Victoria The salary
OF the ONCE Is the same as In the reign OF Edward
HI.-twenty marks per annum. The new ofncial Is
reported to have said, ~ ad as soon not ave 'ad
hany."
It is reported that M. de Lesseps entertains the
idea Of cutting ship canal through the isthmus OF
Corinth, where excavatng less than five miles in
length would open communication between the
Gulf OF Lepanto with the Gulf Of Egina and make
Morea an island.
Amonument has Just been erected to the mem.
ory OF Chopin, the musical composer, at warsaw,
his native place. 1t Is . timely act and prevents
that chopin OF the composers name and fame
which happens to every literary person or musi-
clan long after his own time.
The destructive spiritual phenomenon In Eng
land known as the "Camberwell Gh0st' has been
exercised as the servant Miss Maria Hogan. In
the moments or confusion resulting from lower-
pot waiting she used to "go through" the pockets
OF her employer. Curious ghostI
It Is said that the Prince Royal Of Hanover, son
OF the ex-King George, will soon marry the Prin-
cess Thyra Of Denmark, sister Of Princess Alex
andra, the future queen Of England, and Of Prin-
cess Dagmar, the prospective Empress OF Russia.
The old man Is doing well for his family.
sNever before was such sight Witnessed" says
the Boston Transcript ''as was seen at the Revere
House on Friday afternoon when 200 merchants,
who had been burned out at one fire, ate dinner to-
gether, and had social family converse about the
past, present and future Of their trade"
NJ Theirs advocated a responsible ministry under
the Republic of 1848. There Is a story told about
nm having lately said to friend, "Ah, you wish
to impose on me my maxim, "Le ROT regae mats ne
oouperne pas but you are bad scholars and don't
understand; that was all very well under mon
archy, but would never do under republic"
Mlle Adde Spitzeder, who having failed on the
stage turned financier, is now on trial in Munich
for swindling. Three years ago she started bank,
promising depositors eighty per cent interest, and
between profuse prodgality in living and pre-
tended piety 80 won confidence that at her recent
failure she owed $5,OO0OO0. The piety part Of the
affair Is worth noting.
The following are the names OF few OF the gen.
tlemen who are on the democratic roll for tho
honor OF representing Missouri In the United
States Senate:--F P. Blair, James s. Rollins, ex
Governor Reynolds, Lewis Y. Bogy, Colonel George
@. Vest, q. Gratis Brown, Judge Napton. Colonel
Bennet Pike, General HATCH General Cockrei,
General e. L. Edwards and Colonel John 8. Phelps.
The more the merrier.
Major General w. 8. Hancock arrived yesterday
in this city with Captain John s. wharton OF his
stan. He was also accompanied by Generaf
Thomas w. Sherman. They are stopping st the
Motr tan Hnto no
headquarters OF hts new department. from Phila
delphia to New York. The Quakers never could
conscientiously admire military meA but they
we're not prepared for this.
That pretty object OF martial devotion, "the
daughter of the regiment Is now in It's fairest
form adored by the officers OF the i5oth regiment
OF Russian infantry. She is the daughter OF NJ