The New York herald., 1874-11-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
R,smarck reads all the papers.


| What is the matter with James Hayesf
Onenpach has received $4OO,0 900 on three operas
since September /, 1873.
It would be funny to see Theirs appear as Prime
Minister under MacMahon.
General John 4. Milford, OF Richmond, is resid
ing at the Grand Central HOTEL
Mr. Hamilton Harris. OF Albany, arrived last
evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ex-Governor william Bigler. OF Pennsylvania. =
sojourning at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Ex-senator Alexander Mcdonald. OF Arkansas,
is registered at the st. James Hotel.
sJonn Jones, the button MAKER" has arrived
and is stopping at the HOFFMAN House.
One volume oil Theodore Martins biography OF
Prince Albert Will be published this year.
Senator Lot NJ Morrill, and Judge r. u. Rice.
Of Maine, have apartments as the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. :. s..
! Congressman James M Leach, q North Caro-
i<na, is among the recent arrivals at the Windsor
Ho:el.
Captain r. r. Rensnaw and Lieutenant r. D.
>eck United states Navy, are quartercd at the
Ho. imam House.
no. sisters Of Arthur Orton the Tichborne
-, y have petitloned Queen Victoria to re-
o'aAa" -brother from Imprisonment
'eaae % ."e. East 'iian in custody suspected Of
o g hfb has Deen removed to Cawnp0re
oe,as ,,a" 80 -. .est, gation as to his identity.
~, -. ~. -, ,c, nan bet that he would smoke
~ ~ ra.,s . son' q. -veninR. He was taken sick
t"e'se o'sa,s ~ one persisted and won his bet.
on nl9 e'S"s" osa.' '1' ralled 10 attend him the
same night but not in time n"aohr,on, oe Ana,
one OF the points In the ia p1as an,,nas ,v,,,
Johnson was that he "bandfe rns rar.,nr !.
jeerng mob;" IN fact, that he rarantsa n,m
dignity. Grants "dgnity" will act
against impeachment oil that sort at 10 ~. 20 .re
An old Frenchmap, very rich, was sb ,od.ror.
or his nephew with shilllngn as 3, voor.
nothing; but upon learning that IN tho fvo had
during which they had nit met the nephew .,ear
succeeded and grown very rich he left 1.-THE
boy" his whole fortune. 49,
1t is understood that as Mr.. David Dudley clu
has returned from Europe ne WIN be called hsto -
Judge Davis to bear his share Of the nne i'n>'
posed upon the lawyers OF Tweed If alleged G. nj
tempt OF court. Mr. Field was one ,of tnesc laA'-
yers censured by Judge Davis, butt was abseR'
from the city when the action OF the tOurt was AMI
nounced This will bring up an intert uting le9ait
question. j,
The Edinburgh Scotsman says that the present
English government are prepared. for political
reasons chiefly, to be very liberal IN regai 20 ar.
engagements (0r the due representation o. 'Grea1
isrltAin at the Philadelphia Exhibition OF IS 70 II
is not improbable that the Prince OF Wales u oc-
cupy the position he did at Vienna as head Of the
Britash Commission, and the list OF nobemen hs
gentlemen who have consented to their nomn W
ton is distinguished and large.
Motke does not like "impr0vised armies ~ tina
is to say he does not like an armed people, and
no professional soldier ever did. Here are his
views which he presents with q humanitarian
aspect :-"It 10 bad enough when armies must
lacerate one another Let not the people be set
against one another; that 10 no progress OF civil.
ization, but return TO parbarisIn. A regular war
is like thunder storm, which In great blows,
devastates tracts OF land, but also iertilizea A
struggle. however, such as goes on now In Spain
Is like lasting thick log. which destroys entire
harvests. Impr0vsed armies can however not
carry on any other kind or struggle.n
The Brussels Conference decided on the prohibt-
ton OF poisoned arms, as well as OF the murder az
any disarmed man, the use OF explosive projec.
tiles and the declaration OF mo quarter.u Ruses
de Ouerve are considered lawful Fortified places
alone can be besieged aud open towns arc not 10
be bomoarded. In n bombordment all buildings
c0nsecrated TO religion, art and charity must 10
spared, as well as hospitals; but they must bear
nag or otner visible sign. No pundering Is al
lowed Those only are to be considered as spios
who, under false pretences. seek to gather news
with the Intention or communicating such inior~
nation to the enemy Newspaper correspondents
and reporters can be made prisoners, but shah
not be treated as spies II they 10 sess certificate
from comDeteng aptaoritv provin9 their quality.