The New York herald., 1874-10-25
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERSONAL INTELLIGLNCE.
Mr.. Richard T. Merrick, OF Washington, u stop.
ping at the Gilsey House.
General George Cadwalader, OF Philadelphia. has
arrived at the Everett House.
Colonel w. L. Trenholm. Of South Carolina, u
registered at the Windsor Hotel.
Judge J. A. Campbell, Of Louisiana, is among the
recent arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Baroness Solomon Rothschd Is about TO build
splendid house in Paris in the style Of the days q
LOUIS XVI.
MR. Robert Cowtan Is preparing for Immediate
publication "Canterbury from 1774 to lS74-a Con
tury Of Gleanings" y
Baron Won Bunsen OF the German Legation at
Washington, has taken up mis- residence at tho
Westmoreland Hotel.
Vice President Henry Wilson arrived at the
Astor House from Boston yesterday, and lett on
the evening train lor Washington.
MI. william Dorsheimer, the democratic candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, arrived at the Gil.
sey House last evening from his nome at Buffalo
Verdi, upon the perlor nance in Paris OF hts mass
q, bonoF AZ si,anzlni, said. In the words Of Henri
rv .-..paris yaYE .bien une messe"-Paris is well
worth mass.
one Of Dundreary's brothers visited Barclay
Perkins, brewery and reported that he had 'Deen
to see the bwewn'; not, bwewin' the bear, bus
bwewin' the beer"
Amelia B. Edwards, novelist. Will next appear
in the role of traveller, as author OF "a Journey
OF Thousand Miles Through Egypt and Nuoia TO
, the Second Cataract Of the Nile"
" out in Nebraska they cnarg. the Governor with
oo.. ,tinp q bribe and pardoning orger. Re-
nrh,,c. n principles are still advancnR-bur tho
naon,o %, 20 cannot comprehend virtue are indiQ.
nant.
=. 49, a.,,,,x. ion OF Mr.. Marsh. United states
M,nt.,er ~ Rome an I he has decided it in iavor
o, Italy. II involves tie possession Of the Alp
Cavatrola in the Vatteices
The Publishers weekly tells ~ 'na' "ine Az
thors' Publishers Company, We ,<Aa' no'
founded on rock in taking up the sup. o"s...
OF a natural enmity between authors and puc~ss.
ers. The latter are only too glad to got Sov'A
b0oks.u
At the cremation rartvn which they had the
other day at Breslau for the benefit OF conv0;a-
ton OF philosophers the liver Of the gentemA1
VINO was burned up carried or the honors. 1t OutA
lasted all the other soft parts by threequarters of
an hour. ,
Thar have found the tomb OF Druid, with the
Druid in 1t, on the Mountain Saint Odile In Al
sace and ancient monuments on the mountain
hitherto thought to be parts or Roman fortnca-
uon are now thought to appertain to former
Druidlcal place OF worship.
In that letter In which the Couns de Onamporo
requested his friends to hold themselves III readi
ness 'or any event,n he especially orbao> them 70
commit themselves to any recognition OF tho ocp-
tennate from which they could not WITHDRAW
This viii increase public confidence in the Sem,
tennate.
Just now the Paris police is actively Investigating
the trade In "philters"-not the utensils for puri-
flying water, but potions for exciting the passion
OF love. Infusions OF five leaved clover gathered
at midnight on ST. Johns day, ana preparation
OF toads and moss are In great favor Ladies or
the deTai.nlOnde are the best customers.
II appears that In regard to the third term Gen.
era Grant has been constrained to keep silence by
his sense OF deicacv and propriety. Isn't It .
great pity that his OF delicacy and proprIety
cid not also influence him In regard to Boss Shep.
herd: Kellogg. OF Louisiana, and Other cases OF
that sort
Thomas Thurlow, nephew OF Lord Thurlow.
died in England last month, and the British pupltc
is relieved Of its burdens to the extent OF 100000
year. He received pensions to that amount in
consideration OF the abolition by law OF certain
obsolete ofIlces formerly held by the Chancellor.
his uncle. BY the statute abolishing the ofices
the emoluments were continued "for three lives.u
to the government OF Germany for the murder Of
the German Vice Consul at uakodadi by Japanese
subject; and 1t takes pleasure in explaining that
the man OF Japan bore no malice whatever toward
his victim personally, and had no complaint to
make OF his misconduct; but he had been offended
by foreigner and he sailed our, armed with two
swords 70 take revenge on the first foreigner he
should meet, and this was unfortunately the vice
Consul.
N. Theirs has denied at Milan by an energetic
letter that he regarded the politics OF Franae
as hostile TO the destinies OF Italy He CON.
sders such o denial due perhaps to tho hospt-
talities ne receives. But the charge which has
brought out this denial was made by Fgaro ana
was tnat in the Corps Legislati Theirs had blamed
the liberators OF Italy and maintained that tho
safety OF France was In having small States for
neghbors; and that charge was literally ana ex-
acty true.
The last wonderful canard as to dynastic COM
pitations in Germany is as follows :--Louls. OF
Bavaria is TO abdcate. HIS brother Maximiliap.
is incapable ana cannot mount the throne, henco
1t will iall TO Prince Leopold. husband OF the Ans.
trlan Princess Gisee. But Leopold has no great
notion OF Bavaria for Kingdom; moreover Bis
marck has hold OF him, and in the hands OF Bis
marck he Is very soft clay. He also will abdicato
and VIII be made King OF Spain. while Bavaria
WIN he "a1nexed' to the confederation.