The New York herald., 1874-11-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Talmage Is o clerical George Francis Train, with
Trains wit left out
Beecher breaches well on "tne fall Of man." He
knows how It is himself
Mr. J. II. B. Latrobe. OF Baltimore, is stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The Pope's bull against the c0met-his letter
protesting against TyndalL
Mr.. c. b. Ives, the sculptor, Is among the latest
arrivals at the Westminster Hotel.
Ex-Chier Justice o. A. Lochrane, OF Georgia, u
quartered at the Sturtevant House.
Ex-Governor william Bigler, OF Pennsylvania,
is staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
M. Bartholdt French Minister at Washington,
has apartments at the Brevoort House.
Blanqui, member OF the Paris Commune, Is 70
ported by cable dangerously i'll In prison.
Rocheiort and Pain have been sentenced In con-
tunl1ciunl to o year OF close confinement.
Congressman h. II. Hathorn, OF Saratoga, has
taken up his residence at the Gisey Rouse.
Rev. DR.. w. G. Cartel, President OF Lafayette
College, is residing at the Sc. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman John O. Wnltehouse, OF Pough-
keepsle, is sojourning at the Aloemarle Hotel.
Congressman-elect Chester W. chaplin. OF Spring.
field Mass, arrived last evening at the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel.
General william T. Sherman was In New Haven
yesterday visiting his son. who Is q student in
Yale College.
Nine. Astie, OF Paris, has passed the preliminary
examination at the Sorbonne, and is entered as .
student OF medicine.
Captain Gore Jones, Naval Attache OF the British
Legation, arrived from Washington yesterday and
Is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Don Carlos has decorated many OF his friends In
France, but as the0 decorations are not rec0g-
nized by the French government the wearers will
be disciplined.
Mr.. Mahlon Chance, United States Consul at
Nassau. arrived IN this city yesterday, and is At
the Filth Avenue Hotel. Mr.. Chance Will shortly
return to his post, and intends to remain there q
portion OF the time hereafter.
There are sulphur springs at the Buttes Chsu-
monts, which the poor people there use for baths.
and 1t is proposed to fit 1t up as q fashionable
Sort 1t would be fine notion for Paris to organ
ize a bath like those they had at Rome.
Nestor Roqueplan said there were three kinds OF
Bohemlans Paris-those VINO said lend me i've
francs, those who said lend me i've louis, and
those who said on the bounce give me 5,000f., I
have some Important ne US tnat will send things
higher tnan kite.
Rev. DR.. Miner, who resigned the pastorate OF
the Second Universalist church, In Boston, some
time since to give his entire attention to tho
Presidency Of Tuft College, has returned to the
church on salary OF $4,000, and will resign the
Presidency OF the college.
M. Delisse Engraud, the Bonapartst just elected
In France, owes his success 10 the TACT that ho
received the votes OF 49, 900 legitimists, who in
previous poll voted ior M. JougleZ de Lgne. and
he secured these votes by pledge to support the
temporal power OF the Pope.
Clement Duvernois' prospect Is not cheerful.
He was engaged in great financial enterprise
the organization OF Spanish Land Bank. To In
vestors it proved sand bank, and In France they
treat these things as swindles. SO the ex-Minister
and keen editor may 60 to prison.
The infant son or the Duke OF Edinburgh was
baptized yesterday, receiving the name OF Albert
Alexander Alfred Ernest William. The sponsors
were Queen Victoria, the Emperor OF Russia, VINO
was represented by the Czarowitzs the German
Emperor represented by the Duke Of Connaught;
the Prince OF Wales, the Crown Princess OF Ger
many and the Duke OF SAKE -Coburg.
\ It Is estimated that the French government
loses $60,0OO year Of its revenue in one depart
ment-by the second use or stamped paper from
which the writing made when the stamped paper
was bought Is washed by chemical processes. It
has now bought the secret OF an indepe ink.
Among the effects OF gentleman who recently
died in Paris, and wncn effects were sold at pub.
lie auction, there was mummy, understood to be
the mortal remains OF a very distinguished person
OF the thirty second Egyptian dynasty. It's an
error, therefore, to say that 'tae paths or glory
lead but TO the Grave.n
Among other things against Arnim, the inspiyeA
press in Germany said THAT he utilized tho
knowledge obtained diplometicaliy in operations
on the Bourse. Won Arnlm said In answer thas
he could eat on Holy Friday without sin all the
meat tnat could be bought with money gained by
him in such transactions.
An Illustration OF the propagation OF erNor :--On
the coast q Normandy a ship OF the Spanish
Armada. namadrhe Salvador, went to pieces ON
rock, and ths people thereafter named the rock
the Salvador. II was proposed to give the depart
| ment the same name, but the name sent from Nor
mandy TO Paris Was badly written and was mis-
read Calondos. and that name was given by law.
The cityof Paris is publishing Its own history at
Its own expense, ana the issue has reached "Tho
Mayoraty OF stephen March," but at the request
| OF the government the Project OF the Seine has
stopped the publication ior the present. They do
not want the attention of the public especially
called Just now to that sturdy ngnt for freedom
TheY confess their fear OF a Grea. axamDles