The New York herald., 1874-09-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGE NCE.

Mayor stokley. of Philadelphia. is again reporte.
worse.
Speaker Blaine is spending few days 10
Chicago.
Kuman, who shot at Bismarck, will be tried IL
October.
The Patriarch of Antioch was entertained at
luncheon In London lately.
General Ruius II. King of Governor Dix's staf,
is staying at the Windsor Hotel.
Postmaster f. c. Negley, OF Plttsburg. has ar.
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Godtrey's cordial is the material with which the
British baby farmer secures her crop.
Ex-State Senator Charles II. Adams, of COhoeS
N. Y, is residing at the New York Hotel
General John J. Abercrombie, United States
Army, is registered at the st. Denis Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander Francis Morris, United
States Navy, Is quartered at the Everett House.
At the London Oriental Congress Egyptian pro-
fessors are present. and also men OF the learned
castles from India.
The President, Mrs. Grant and Ulysses S. Grant,
Jr., arrived In this city yesterday and are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Old likenesses Of Sharkey, the murderer, for.
merly published here. are now sold down south fOf
portraits Of congressman.
MIR. Nicholas de Gretsch, Secretary Of the Rus
sian Legation. arrived from Washington yesterday
at the Westmor eland Hotel.
1t Is denied that the queen has paid the Prince
OF Wales debts; but 1t seems probable she lent to
the Prince the necessary needu.
Ex-Governor William b. Lawrence OF Rhode
Island, and his son-in-law, Baron de Klenck, OF
Germany, have apartments at the Brevoort
House.
~ did not change" said Guzot, In converse.
ton Just before his death; "but Theirs never failed
to change his views on any subject whatever.
what a little wriggierW
In England tramps with a sovereign in their
pocket put it in pledge with the nearest pawn
broker for shilling, have good time on the
shilling and then apply lor relief at the uniou or
poor house, which they get only II penniless.
Bowen says he has witness for Beechers
words in 'one who Is now and always has been
one of Beecher's warmest friends" That WON'T
answer. Moulton was also u wonderfully warm
friend but how far did his testimony go with the
brethrenp
Royalty in Bavaria has ceased to be anything
more than mere pageant. His Majesty Is sort
of theatrical King. and one would suppose that
with his known tastes this would the better
please the present occupant OF the throne, yet he
promises to aDdcate.
1t is reported that when Bazainc first reached
Areuenperp the Empress refused to see him. lie
then sent word that he had ia his posse slOn some
important papers and wished to know what dis.
pos,tion he was TO make OF them. lie was then
received, The papers related to the Mexican cxpe.
dltlon.
Guizot said "the men OF capacityr to whomtt
was proposed to give The suffrage we're lawyers
and doctors, and rom that to universal Suffrage
was only STEP Fancy man, presumably great
statesman, permitting himself to be led away BY
such reasoning and founding on It the administra-
ton OF government in a great crisis.
Guizots last illness exhibited an unusual species
OF periodicty. Between five N the afternoon and
eleven O'Clock next morning ais mind was u blank.
lie could not remember dates, lacts, persons,
celors, nor comprehend any observation. At noon
his intelligence returned ana was active and clear
for severa hours, only to be opcured again AZ ava
j. NJ