The New York herald., 1874-10-10
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Senator Reuben E. Fenton is at the Filth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
Longfellow's crane doesn't hang so high a. the
democratic goose.
Ex-Congressman Roswell Hart, OF Rochester, u
staying at the ilsey House.
Major o. B. Cocks, OF The British Army. is regis
tered at the Clarendon Hotel.
Count de Jarnac's mother was Geraldine. sister
to the present Duke OF Leinster.
Assistant Bishop William Pinkney, OF Maryland.
Is sOjourning at the Grand Central Hotel.
state Senator William Johnson. Of Seneca Falls.
N. Y, has arrived AZ the Metropolitan Hotel
Secretary Robson arrived from washington
yesterday morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Moreau, concerned to death in Paris is very
sick in prison. but they say he Is Tin no danger"
MAJOR George Gibson and Major G. G. Huntt.
United States Army, are quartered at the Brevoort
House.
Professor Spencer F. Baird. OF the smithsoniaa
Institution, has apartments a. the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
They have found at Herculaneum the bust Of
woman In solid silver. 1t weighs ffty-eighs
pounds
Attorney General A. F. Judd OF the Sandwich
Islands, is among the recent arrivals at the Albe-
marie Hotel.
Mr.. Frederick A. Sawyer, late Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Treasury. has taken up his residence at
the st. James Hotel.
Chief Justice SANFORD E. Church. of the Court OF
Appeals arrived IN this city last evening and Is as
the Metropolitan Hotel
Captain J. H. Sewyn, Of the British Navy. is at
the Brevoort House. He will sail for England to-
day in the steamship City OF Richmond.
The English Dialect Society has made its
debut BY a volume or Reprinted Glossaries,"
containing north OF England words, Yorkshire
provIncialisms, &c.
Princess Anne Miggslaw woroneczky, widow OF
the Commander OF the Honveds, is in . hos
pital at Pesth, and has lately gained livelihood
in that city as laundress.
The English literary journals are quarrelllng
over the new Shakespeare sSociery, which, it
appears, has not redeemed its promises to the
public as to the issue OF its publications.
Ex-Governor Hoffman and family reached Albany
yesterday afternoon ana we're cordially welcomed
by numerous friends He will remain at Congress
Hail until his residence in that city is fitted for
cupati0n.
II those letters Withheld by Won Arnim contain,
as reported, Bisnarck's scheme Tor q reorganiza-
ton OF the government OF France they are good
reading; but there can then be no doubt that they
are government property.
The best history of England during recent
times Is Molesworths three volume "History OF
England rom 1880 to 1874" which John Bright
says is honestly written, and would give great in-
formation to all young men. II they could be pre-
vailed upon to read IL.
The Princess Czartoryska, sister OF the Prince
Czartoryska. who Is son-in-law Of the Duke OF
Nemours has reached Paris, where she Will enter
the Convent OF the Carmelites having been COM
pelled TO leave similar establishment at Posen on
account OF the Prussian laws.
An accomplished German has written and pub
lished book on hotel administration, published
at zurich. Switzerland Is tue paradise OF hotel
Keepers, and Herr Edward Suyer author Of
the BOOK In question, has literally illustrated ts
with views Of hotel construction and ground
plans.
General P. M. B. Young, member OF Congress. Of
Georgia, and member Of the Military Committee
OF the House OF Representatives,, visited the forti-
fcations Of New York Harbor yesterday, in COM
pany with Generals W. s. Hancock, Gordon
Granger and Banard, and Professor Henry, OF the
Smithsonian Institution.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Animals has compelled the sweet cider man
up Broadway to take that dog out OF that cider
mill, and he mas substituted "cullud pusson."
It was cruel to the dog, but It is all right for
Samoa Has the negro no friends In this COM
munity9 Where s the Civil Rights billf
Geographical problems from foreign parts:-
Given Lysa-to md Nancy. Given Caen-to hnd
mustard. Given the hhonc-to M" INC onoSs"us.
Given Florence-to md walter GAY. Given Turin
70 nn, soup GIVEN Reims = to nnd quires
c,ven the Meuse-to ind the song. Given Kiel-
10 and Hull Given the Oder-to nnd the SMELL
Gwen Atx-to ind the cure. Given lrun-to fnd
steel Given Laybach-to find lean forward.
Gwen Burst-to ind the pieces.
Ne lately recorded that an English member Of
parliament said there we're 'some irish chaps In
the House OF Commons OF whom the larger numoer
were the greatest rascals he ever saw" One OF
these Irish cnaps 1t seems, immediately ''sent a
friend" TO the member, and the consequence Is tue
following letter.
EIsHAM HALL, Lincolnshire, Sept IA, 1874
SIR beg to acknowledge the receipt OF your
letter OF the l1th and to state that did make
use OF the expressions to which you refer, ana ~
the request OF your friend the gallant member for
wexford hereby withdraw them. | remain, CIR,
tour obedtent servsnt. ]. y. AAThhk~