The New York herald., 1874-11-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Investigation will be the strong point with the
next Congress.
Rev. John r. W. Ware, OF Boston, is staying as
the st. Denis Hotel
senator Henry R. Pease, OF Mississippi, is resid-
ing at the st. Denis Hotel.
CONGRESSMAN Alexander MITCHELL OF Wisconsin,
is sojourning at the Holman House.
Commodore d. NJ. FAIRFAX, United States Navy,
Is quartered at the New York Hotel.
Mr.. Josiah Quincy, OF Boston, Is among the
latest arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mendelssohn's "Letters and Recollecuons,n By
DR.. r. Hitler. have appeared In London.
Mr.. s. b. Elkins Delegate to Congress from New
Mexico. Is registered at the Hoffman House.
The Grosvenor Club. Tor women as well as men.
will probably be opened In London In January.
Room for the sang Gzur. The Duke de Pen.
thievre Is to be made Captain in the French
Navy.
Mr.. Charles Bradlauqh arrived in this city yes.
terday from Boston and Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Mr.. j. c. Bancroft Davis, United States Minister.
returned to Berlin from Paris, where ne was on .
visit for several days, on the 9th inst.
on French railways there is senslby less travel
on Fridays than on other days. Receipts for that
day by comparison with other days are as six to
ten.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company is interested In
the Philadelphia Press under Its new manage
ment.
Vice President Henry Wilson arrived at the
Grand Central Hotel yesterday from his home in
Massachusetts,. He will leave for Washington on
tuesday, and will preside at the opening session
OF the Senate on the following Monday.
Now come forth the heavy republican prints
with arguments that there should be no legisla-
ton but tnat OF the "indispensableu sort. Demo-
Gratis will probably agree to this, but standards
Will differ as to what sort is in Indispensable.
II makes all the difference In the world whether
o man is up or down. In 1870 Won Arnim was
Ambassador at Rome, and German sculptor
named Schafrer had a grievance against MIN, but
not a court In Germany would hear Schaner's
story. Now he is officially invited to make hia
complaint.
Mad dog on the Champs Elysees In Paris at three
O'Clock on sunny afternoon, with seven police
men, sword in hand, in pursuit. What whip
ping up OF horses! What scrambling and scat
tering and panic OF women and children And
before the dog was killed nine other dogs and two
children were bitten.
The Journal des Debdts gives some statistics Of
the French commerce with India and China
which, 1t Is claimed, has been mainly developed BY
the subvention OF the lines OF "Messageries MARI
times.n In twelve years the imports have In.
creased from s5O0O O0oL to 3oO OoOk ana the OK.
ports from II 1000, OOoL to $4,000, ,O00f
At the present moment the democratic party
stands toward the negro and the negro vote Just
as the various opposition parties always stood
toward the Irish vote. 1t was the boast OF wings
and republicans that their programme was to
"keep the lrishman in his place." and they cannot
complain II the democrats put the negro In his
place.
M. Panelli, an Italian, has made application at
ST. Petersburg for admission into the Russian
Church. In early lie he was a Roman Catholic.
At Jerusalem he was converted to the orthodoxy
OF the East. but upon his return to Rome was
tried by the inquisitlon and sentenced to seven
years imprisonment. He was liberated by Carl