The New York herald., 1874-11-10
PER- sONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. Randolph Rogers, the sculptor, Ii ct the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The French government has accepted the resig.
nation or the Prefect or Nice.
Congressman S. 0. Houghton. OF California, u
staying at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Baron and Baroness de Busserre, Of Paris, have
apartments at the Hoffman House.
Commodore F. A. Parker, United States Navy, h
quartered at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Congressman J. NJ. s. Williams, OF Massachusetts
IL residing at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Assemblyman stephen II. Hammond, OF Geneva
N. y, is stopping at the St. James Hotel
Congressman-elect Charles II. Adams, OF CohooA
n Y. IL registered at the New York Hotel
Ex-Governor Gilbert G. Walker, OF Virginia. ar
rived last evening at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Mr.. Delos DewolI Of Oswego, N. Y. Is among
the latest arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Assemblyman F. A. Alberger, OF Buffalo. has
has taken up his residence at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Mr.. A. Grip. Secretary Of the Swedish Legatiol
at Washington, is sojourning at the Holman
House,
The Spanish Ambassadors at Berlin, Vienna
Rome. Lisbon and Washington have all been jour
nalists.
DR.. Chacaltana, formerly editor Of Es Consercta
has been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary from
Peru to Chill.
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick D. Grant ana wife
arrived from Washington yesterday at the FlIts
Avenue Hotel.
Generals Wesley Merritt aud James L. Donald,
son, United States Army, have quarters at the
Filth Avenue Hotel
The marriage or the Prince Imperial to daugh
ter of the Russian Grand Duchess Marie is men
toned in Bonapartist circles as probable event
Take care OF your parrots. lady in Paris has
had her baby's face all torn to pieces by parrot
jealous OF the caresses the mother gave the child.
General w. T. Sherman and family, who have
been residing at the Astor House during the past
week, lett last evening ior their future home In
st. Louis.
Rev. Thomas Pynchon, D. D., was on Saturday
last elected to the Presidency OF Trinity College,
Hartforu Conn.,, made vacant by the recent death
Of Rev. Abner jackson, d. u.
Count Won Arnims portrait was to have been
published with biographical note in the Almanach
OF Gotha for 1875 but since his arrest the copies
prepared have been suppressed.
The vie Pdristenne notices the eject at the
Italian opera in Paris Of some beautiful new styles
ofjewery. whole sets ln sapphires, rupies or eme.
raids. One In sapphires was made In tie form Of
garland with leaves and flowers.
1t IS reported In the LONDON Times that In Alsace
the people are compelled 10 give their children
names found In the German calendar. Names
that are In French but not In the German calendar
are refused registration py the authorities.
The report that the editor OF the Republic says
that paper will support Grant for the third term
.swhen the proper time arrives" may very likely
be true; but 1t gives the editor good margin. a.
he OF course is to be the judge as TO what time 10
'sproper" for such course.
M. Haingurlot left 100000 francs TO the city OF
Parts, and the city refuses TO accept 1t. He pro-
posed that railroad school" should be founded
with the money. but Paris discovers that the sum
Is insufficient Tor the purpose. The heirs OF the
defunct are perhaps not sorry.
1t was reported that the Pope mad made the
Bishop or Nantes Count OF the Holy Roman EN-
pire. whereupon q correspondent writes to thu
pan Mau Gazette that that title expired with IN,
Holy Roman Empire-that is, the German En-
pire-and that "there no longer exists any powe
which can confer It."
Faure and the Paris manager, Halanzer. nav
made up their difficulty, and Faure remains Ro
conciiation was brought about by the intcrces
sion OF NJ. Legonol, Ambrose Thomas and Camille
Doucet. In the note announcing this result thu
manager appears to admit that he had no right to
increase the prices as he did, and he promises not
to do IL again.
Won Arnim's case proves to turn in some degree
on point OF dignity. lie would have giver nc
the papers II the Foreign once would recognize
that they are private documents and request him
to deposit them In the Archives; but the Forei9n
once declares them public and demands their
surrender. He wishes this point settled BY the
courts as question OF right and not BY the Prime
Minister.