The New York herald., 1873-10-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge W. s. Chisholm, OF Savannah, Is at the New
York Hotel.
Rev. James Freeman Clarke, OF Boston, is at the
st. James Hotel.
The Marquis de San Marzano, OF Italy, yesterday
arrived at the Everett House.
Justice Strong OF the United States Supreme
Court is at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
DR.. M. b. Anderson, President of Rochester Uni
versity, is at the st. Denis Hotel.
Rev. Father Knsella, OF this city. Is on visit to
Chicago, the guest OF Judge Wilson.
Colonel L. Sitgreaves. OF the United states Army,
has quarters at the Clarendon Hotel.
Ex-Governor Theodore II. Randolph, OF New
Jersey, is staying at the New York Hotel.
Senior Luis de Potestad, OF the Spanish Legation,
has arrived at the Albemarle Hotel from Washing
ton.
Miss Anna f. Dickinson is at the st. James Hotel.
Anna Is 10 lecture at Mr.. Hepw0rths church to-
night.
1t Is stated that John A. Logan is going into the
newspaper business. "Who is there to mourn for
Logan9n
Fifty of the first young ladies Of Macon, Ga, are
to attend the State lair, arrayed In Georgia made
homespun.
General Thomas L. Crttenden, United States
Army is in Louisville, fresh from the ramparts OF
Fort Abercrombie.
General Charles Devens, Jr., has been confirmed
as Associate Justice Of the Supreme judicial
Court OF Massachusetts,.
State Senator J. v. Baker, OF Comstock, N Y, is
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He has probably come
down to see "My Lord Thurlow."
Wikie Collins left this city last evening for
Albany, where he is to give his first readings be-
fore an American audience this evening.
Some enterprising rumsellers are running float
ing barroom up and down the shores Of Lake
Champlan, thus escaping the penalties Of the YER
mont liquor law.
Corporal punishment has been abolished in the
schools OF Chicago with decided benefit 1t should
be abolished in all schools and vaccination intro
duced vigorously.
| Ex-Speaker Galusha A. Grow, President 0 I the
International and Great Western Railroads OF
Texas, has arrived in Houston in four days and q
half from New York.
The authorities at Sing Sing, finding that the
lightning rods on the prison convey more prisoners
than lightning to the ground, have decided to re-
move them. They manage these things better in
Jersey.
Major General Robert Patterson, now living in
Philadelphia, eIghty-twO years old, was captain
in the regular army during the war of 1872 He is,
OF course, still hale and hearty and walks several
miles daily
Count Mejan, Consul General OF France at
Pereire, the way to his post. He will remain at
the New York Hotel for a a few days before start
ing for Havana.
1t is stated that fifteen out of every forty-one
who have died in Connecticut during the past five
years were drunKards Rather land OF unsteady
than Of steady habits, one might judge, unless
'steady drinks be referred to.
school teacher in New haven has been sued in
$500 damages for cruelty whipping pupil. Is the
barbarous practice OF corp0real punishment still In
vogue In the 'Land OF Steady Habits 2" No Won
der "Liitle Delaware" gories in her whipping post.
The Chicago Times states that Joseph f. Nicker,
OF the Illinois Central, is on visit Eastward to
return, 1t is expected. happier man. Young men
ego Westn to improve their fortunes, but they are
frequently obliged to come East for helpmeets
with whom to share them.
Shortly after the recent illness Of John Hickman
Washington Townsend called on him, and wishing
to encourage him, remarKed:-"Wel, Hickman, 1
can't see that your appearance need trouble you"
mo, Townsend" replied the invalid 'it doesn't; /;
1t is my disappearance that troubles me-"