The New York herald., 1874-09-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Paris uses annually 2400O0.0OO eggs.
Colonel Henry ID. Wallen. United States Army. To
registered at The Sturtevant House.
Mrs. Hooker Beecher Is convinced that nor
brother is innocent OF those charges.
Congressman stephen w. Kellogg, OF COnneco-
cut, is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Assistant Adjutant General J. B. Stoneh0use, OF
Albany. is stopping at the Hotel Brunswick.
Vice President Henry Wilson arrived IN the city
Yesterday, and is sojourning ut the Astor House.
Judge George Sharswood, of the Supreme Court
OF PENNSYLVANIA, has apartments at the Albemarle
Hotel
Mr. Beecher's observations at that agricultural
fair on cattle-especially those on the bul-are
remarkable
Adjutant General James A. Cunningham. OF Mas
sachusetts is among The recent arrivals at the St.
Nicholas Hotel.
Commodore r. N. Stemble and Captain J. L.
Davis United States Navy, are quartered at the
Filth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. James Z. Harvey, OF Washington, formerly
United States Minister to Portugal has arrived at
the New York Hotel.
Cardinal Cullen believes that the Church IA
menaced by philosophy disguised as science. Let
US therefore have crusade in iavor oil ignorance.
General G. T. Beauregard and daughter, Of
Louisiana, arrived in this city day or two st0co
from Canada, and are residing with friend in
Fifth avenue.
Paris has q great insect fair; an exhibition Of
all insects useful or destructive. Bees and silk.
worms are the stars OF the show, even though the
phyllOxera Is there.
From the tenor OF Mr.. Beecher's observations at
the Grafton Fair Grounds it would appear that he
endures the misortu OF the Southern people
with the greatest iOrtitude.
In England it is just now vaguely deemed possi-
<yn
liver the Lonaon papers in Manchester and Liver
pool at eignt A. NJ. People are startled at the
thought.
Policemen by general order, must, it appears.
swear the prescribed uniform at all times''-aA
uncOmmonly foolish order, which, if taken to the
letter, will not allow man even the liberty OF .
night shirt
They had festival lately at the city OF Orange, in
Southern France There is an old Roman theatre
there like the Colosseum, but smaller They IL
Illuminated this with the electric light ana played
.Norma" before seven thousand persons.
The genius OF Adam has glorifed the Position
of Lonjumeau certainly. When the Bavarians
were at Lonumeau they carried away the sign
board of the Inn with The position painted on it
which Is now treasured at Munich. Wait Till the
french 60 to Munich!
Three Highlanders SAL by their toddy on rainy
day. and as an Englishman was present they in
dulged themselves in the tdiom OF his country.
One said, 'Ihis is the best whiskey never tasted
any more" The second said. $50 did neither"
The third concluded 'Neitner did too."
Professors Theodore D. Woosey, George E. Day
and Charles A. Aiken, members OF the committee
engaged in the revision Of the Bible. are at tho
Everett House. The committee Is holding its
regular monthly meeting at the Bible House,
In 1916 the courts OF Troyes, in France, comply.
ing with the prayers OF the inhabitants OF Ville-
noxe admonlshed the caterpars by which thas
district was then infested TO take themselves on
WITHIN six days, on pain OF being declared ''ac-
cursed and excommunicated." How would this
do with the grasshoppers
Beecher's statement in answer to Tilton's last
statement Is signed by his sister, Catherine E. IL
accuses Tilton OF deficiency in common sense"
and points to Bowen as the real author OF all the
trouble Bowen Tlton and Moulton. IN the theory
OF this statement all dear friends OF Beecher.
hut all great rogues. Astonishing what sort OF
friends he had
rha DANCERS by rail which seem inevitable are
had enough: but to be killed IL ones seat by a
stone thrown through the window for the pas
time of some idle ruflan is certainly an ounce too
much. lin such case as tnat which occurred at
Metucnen they could stop the train anu give the
messengers a chance at the ruhian that sort %
amusement would become unpopular.
Itisnot desirable for man in boat to pick up
every drowning rogue that happens to be near.
He ought always TO interview him first and en-
deavor 10 obtain "a material guarantee or a solemn
nromise of good behavior. Near Exeter, Eng.
land a solder deserted from artillery regi.
ment, He was pursued so closely on every hand
that he plunged into the river. lie couldn't swim.
ana was near drowned when u man in q boat
came to the rescue and dragged him out. But he
dId pot deliver him TO the pursuers. He landed
him on the other side, and the deserter got away.
Then the man in the boat was brought up on
charge OF aiding tue escape OF a descrter. His
defence was that he yielded to imminent peril, as
the soldier threatened his life. All this Is now
trial. If he had not picked the man up perhaps
some other process of law would have got
at him for constructive manslaughter In
c0nscntIpg 10 q death he could have prevented