The New York herald., 1874-11-04
"LET Us have peace"
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Benson ]. LOSING is at the Coleman House.
Sena tor John Sherman Of Ohio, yesterday ar.
rived at the Astor House.
Admiral Topete, OF the Spanish Navy, is recover.
ing from his serious illness.
Mr. Joseph JEFFERSON, the comedian, mas apart
ments at the Hoffman House,
General Stephen v. Benet. United States Army,
is registered at the Grand Hotel.
Major John w. Barlow, United States Army, 10
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Commander Henry Wilson, United States Navy,
is auartered at the Westminster Hotel.
Mr. James T. Fields, OF Boston, Is among the 70.
cent arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Generals Wright and Comstock have arrived In
Paris, and will sail Tor America next Saturday.
Lieutenant Colonel Nathaniel Stevenson, OF the
British Army, Is sojourning at the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
New parties in France are the "Macs," the
"Ant,.Macs,- the "Macma-nonteux" ana the
"Plonplonites"
Mr. Earle has concluded the revival meetings in
Nova Scotia and sailed for the United states yes
terday morning.
London Freemasons intend to have grand time
at the coming reception OF the Prince Of Wales az
their Grand Master.
Students OF sanscrit are recommended to study
"The Paribhasendusexhara OF Nagojibhatta." In
title will be sufncient for other people.
The Chevalier Apnonse de Stuers, Charge
d'Anaires OF the Netherlands at Washington,
arrived last evening at the Gisey House.
on the birthday Of the Austrian Crown Prince hs
grandfather made him gilt OF considerable sum
in money, and he has Gtven 1t all toward an Aus
tran expedition into Central Africa. A sign Of
the times.
II the White House demands OF Congress Q law
to locate the headquarters OF the army at Wash.
ington it will be very likely not to get It, Tor even
the present Congress will have more backbone in
It's next session.
AS to his famous bon naots, Taleyrand said to
Lamartine, "People have made Of me q speaker Of
bon n,ots. But have never uttered bon naotin my
lie. have endeavored to say, after deep renec-
ton on many subjects, not good thng-but .
just one."
The captain and several onicers OF the British
nauship Belerophen sailed from Halifax, N. ST. yes
terlay en- route for England, to give evidence In
the matter OF the running down OF the steamer
Flamstead by the flagship while on passage from
England TO Bermuda.
French poiiteness at the beneft OF Mile. Dejazet.
..What age is e9n said republican. "she looks
still so young.r ..Citizsn," responded the person
addressed, ..eue aura btent6t rtngt nns-pour la
ovldtritnse .fois.n ain a little while she will be
twenty-for the fourth timc."
Here are TWO c0bTleS Judb arc sdlu 10 6XlSt ID
the same album, In the possession OF an auto
graph hunter in Europe:-
A really great man Is known by three signs,
generosity In the design, humanity in the eXrcu
ton, moderation In success. BISMARCK.
The friendship OF great man is a gift from
heaven. Won ARNIM.
Faure has left the Paris opera la "high dudQ
eon.r HIS first grievance is "a question or prin.
ciplc and dignity" Higher prices we're charged
for the seats on the nights when Pasti was on the
bill than were charged when Faure sang but Patti
did not. HIS other grievance is that the man.
agemen: would not permit him to sing at the Al.
sace-Lorraine benefit, and tho papers abuse him
ior not singing on that occasion. Paris seems "a
regard The great singer as too susceptible
Eigdr0's fiction tnat rhiers was capturei bv
DrIgands enos In Joke. They rut nus ransom at
100000 irancs lie grum bed, oi course. "wby.v
they SAID, you paid 5000, ,oJo0)) 10 tns Gcrmans.r
"Not ME " he sad, "tnat was Frauce.u ..Cume,
come" said the leader. al read all about it In the
Bten Public, your own organ. There never was Q
word about France IN 1t. They always said NJ.
Theirs paid it," Tits cnd OF the story is so much
better than the rest Of 1t that people fancy the
story was made for the joka