The New York herald., 1874-10-21
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Father Hyacinthe's now book viii be entitled
Catholic Reform"
ExCongressman James N. Ashley, Of Ohio, nss
quarters at the Astor House.
Ex-Governor william Btgler. Of Pennsylvants,
has arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel
President Andrew D. White.p Cornell Untvey.
sity, IS staying at the HOFFMAN House.
General Henry Beaverton. United States Army,
is quartered at the Sturtevant House.
Bishop John Sharp, Of Salt Lake City, has taken
up his residence at the st. Nicholas Hotel
State Senator Henry q. Counelly. OF Kingston,
N. Y, is stopping at The Metropolitan Hotel
Congressman &. L. Merriam, Of Locust Grove,
N. Y, is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Professor Mason has written book on 'Tns
Three Devils; Luther's, Milton's, and Goethe's."
Mr.. Mahon Chance, United States Col onsul at
Nassau, is soj0urning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General George 8. Batcheler, OF Saratoga, IL
among the latest arrivals at the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
razor" in Boston the other night was not the Vice
President
Ex- Governor John T. Hoffman arrived in this
city yesterday rom Albany, and is at the Claren.
don Hotel
Messrs. George W. Childs ana !. J. DrexeL Of
Philadelphia have apartments at the Fif.h Ave.
nue. Hotel.
Count B. Tyszkewicz, OF Russia, who arrived
from Europe in the steamship Parthia, is at the
Windsor Hotel
Franz Keller's "Amazon and Madeira Rivers
from the Note Book Of an Explorer is In the
press OF Chapman Hall.
The Rev. Mr.. Marks built an English church In
Burmah and His Majesty the King OF Burmah has
sued Marks for the value OF the timber.
Senator william McMaster, OF Toronto and Mr..
Hunt nf
Canadian Parliament, are at the New York Hotel
Professor Corssen has at last published the first
volume containing more than thousand pages,
OF his great work on "The Language OF the Etrus.
cans"
There Is no truth in the cable report OF the
assassination OF Mr.. Buckland. an American ne xs.
paper correspondent, and Mr.. Jerrard, represen.
tative OF the English Carlist Committee, BY the
Spaniards.
The Western papers say that Miss Matte Wood.
son, OF yicksburg, who Is great farmer and has
planted her own crop OF cotton, observes .
statue.' It should be one OF kind that wears
boots.
The London Athe,,GuDa wants to know why, in
the DEVILS name, Scribuers catalogue OF books re.
lating to the devil contains Dante's "Divina Com.
media" Milton's paradise Lost" and Shaftes-
bury's characteristics"
Clayton said to q fellow delegate to the rogues'
convention. "our only hope is in bayonets. We
must have bayonets In the South before the cleo
ttons or we are ruined What we must work for
10 bay ayonets-bayonets ~
A New York correspondent OF the Chicago Times.
In an elaborate article attacking the style Of
writing ind duiged in by the newspaper reporters
OF this city, remarks :-"Men capable OF WIRING
nice Englsh cannot be had cheaplyv With such
an example before us. we should say not
Autobiographies are among the most fascinati
productions Of literature. We are soon to havs
Macready's "Autobiographical Reminlscenccsr
william Godwins autobiography. in two volumes.
and the autobiography OF Or. A. B. Granville, a
noted London PHYSICIAN and author OF numerous
books on the spas OF England and the Continent.
Atrocous misg0vernment and nagrant viola,
tions Of plain law such as Grant and his Attorne,
General persist In are not In themselves reasons
for dcspairing OF popular government: but n tb.
party that put these men In power could atm "a.
ceive the support OF the people at the polls desp.e
such misdoings the case might then be had
for government by the people.
Figaro criticises an ancient custom. "opr troa,-
t,0ns require that IL one divides a peacb w,,,
another he should prorer by preference tho ba,,
TO which the stone adneres. WhyY s,nce tbo
stone adhcres that half must be the least r,no ana
intelligent poiteness should, therefore, give IN.
stead the other half" But this is a problcm thar
cannot be solved TIN some one tells the origin ~
the usage - nrst stated.