The New York herald., 1874-11-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rev. Hugh smythe. OF Cincinnati. is stopping st
the Everett House.
Rev. DR.. A. H. vinton, OF Boston, is residing at
the Windsor Hotel.
The Empress OF Russia travelled from Odessa to
London in sixty-six hours. =
General B. q. Grierson United States Army, il
registered at the Hoffman House.
Miss Martineau aged 73 wrote the biography OF
Barry Cornwall for she Daily Ne,os.
Lord and Lady Dutrerin were expected to arrive
in Montreal. from Boston, last night.
General Guzman and stan have returned from
Puerto Cabello to Caracas, Venezuela.
Judge George Hoadley, OF Cincinnati Is among
the latest arrivals at the Windsor Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander John Schouler, United
States Navy, Is quartered at the st. James Hotel.
General Duncan s. Walker and Mr.. George 3.
McCartee, OF washington, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Won Arnim is said to have been made, In his
days OF favor the repository or Bismarck's plans
against Russia.
Mr.. E. A. Rollins, Of Phila ephia, formerly Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, has apartments as
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Fl. II. Honor6 father.in-law OF Lieutenant
Colonel Fred Grant, arrived at the Filth Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott-Siddons arrived from Eng.
land in the steamship Oceanic yesterday. and have
taken up their residence at the Clarendon Hotel
The sweetest thing in earrings IS a miniature
aquarium OF rock crystal filled with water, in
which swim miniature whales, Holsters and
shrimps.
And the Republican State Committee can only
say "Tnere Is reason to believe that victory
awaits us.n Is not that rather feeble for battle
cryi
At q grand bah given at Quillota, Chill, on
the occasion Of the 18th Of September, sword
was presented to General Quesada, the Cuban
patriot.
banquet was given to Baron schwarz -senborn
last evening at the Union League House, Philadel-
phia, by the Commissioners to the Vienna Expost-
tion from that city.
Mr.. Beecher argues that there are "modes OF 40
tivity'' Of which there positive evidences but
OF which science has no knowledge. Science,
then, must have regarded these modes as beneath
her notice.
Bishop Cummins preached at st. John, N. B..
on Sunday. and administered communion to the
members of the new church organized there. He
will visit other parts OF New Brunswick where the
movement has extended.
Bon. y. Il. Stevenson, Surveyor General OF New
Brunswick, left st. John on saturday last for
ottawa, to represent the local government in the
Emigration Conference called by the Dominion
government, 70 meet on Wednesday next.
Once more here Is the great West up In 'front.'.
While Bismarck was laundering through Europe
for his letters the great West had them. That,
however, Is small matter. The startling fact Ii
that the great West kept so quiet about it.
General w. t. Sherman arrived in this city yes
terdsy morning and took up mis- quarters at the
Astor House. He is on q visit to his son. Thomas
hnNv
days past, but Is now IN fair way to recover.
tremendously dangerous" to vote for the dem
ocrats This is the party cry OF the republicans 70
the people; but the people don't scare well
Indeed, this cry seems to ada q new reason in
favor OF the democrats; for, as people, we like
danger.
II Bismarck's letters to Won Arnim contain any
unguarded expressions which may be interpreted
as showing want Of respect for the sacred MAJ
esty of Emperor william 1t is natural that Won
Arnm should strain great many points to hold
them until he can use them with effect
The steamer arriving at Lima, Peru, rom
Panama, on the 9th ult, brought M. Pradier
Fodere, with his family. This scientist has been
engaged by the Peruvian government to establish
certain courses Of political economy, the science
OF statistics and administration In the University
ofSt. Mark OF Lima. NJ Fodere was received with
great attention and appeared to be well satisfied
with his new home.
There is a half concealed endeavor to make DO.
litical capital out OF the visit of the Prince Of
Wales to some OF the French MOBILES, II not for
France against other Powers, at least for the up
holders OF royalty against other politics. The
Princes ,Yislt to the Duchess de Luynes, at the
Chateaus Ampierre, near Rambouillet, was mag
nined into veritable royal progress through the
country, and was apparently aimed to dazzle the
people with its splendor and to awaken sentiment
tai remembrances Of other times.
Al Giessen In the Grand Duchy OF Hesse DARN.
stadt quarrel took place IN the railway refresh
ment room between an offlcer and a civilian. The
latter having seizea his beer glass, dashed It in
the face OF his opponent whereupon q comrade OF
the oficer, who happened to be standing close by,
drew hts sword and cut down the civilian, who
died shortly after. The hero OF this adventure
was acquitted on the ground that he had only
done his duty. One must not quarrel with soldiers
where Prussian rule Is paramount
machine, OF the torpedo class. has been con.
structed for the British Navy which will move at
speed OF nine knots an hour for three hundred
Yards and at lower speed for no less distance
than q mile. II will maintain any direction inn
pressed upon II, and It can be launched either
from a boat or an iron-clad, by night or by day.
In short, it is kind Of explosive fish, which, In
obedience 20 its masters, will swim for milo
toward any adversary at which IL may be directed
and viii strike dangerous, II not fatal, blow.g
A young lady resident IN the famous Peruvian
city or the Tncas, Cuzco, applied lately to the
proper authorities, asking permission to enter the
law school OF that capital, an institution sup
ported BY the State, as student OF jurisprudence
und at the same time inquiring II her sex was an
obstacle to the obtaining OF degree OF master Of
laws provided her requirements were suflcient.
The Minister OF Justice replied, in an of1cial
despatch, that oil Peruvian citizens should enjoy
equal rights, that women were virtually CON.
sidered By the laws in lorce the same footing
with men, as far as the privileges to be accorded
by the Republic we're concerned, and that 1t was
a matter OF peculiar pleasure to the Adminlstra.
tion to improve the opportunity Of mskinG VlA
| auch declaration.