The New York herald., 1874-09-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Emilio CASTELAR, is at Milan.

Emilio castelar, Is at Mlldu
It's never too late 10 mend or to marry.
Bergh feels badly cut up about vivisectioUI
Henry Hene's aunt aged eighty-four. has just
died in Paris.
Ex-Governor william Aiken and wife, OF Charles
ton are at the Spingler House.
Now that the two-headed nightingale Is married
there is woman with three heads Who viii marry
herr
Prince Gortschakon is named Russian Ambassa-
dor at Berlin But 1t is junior prince-a son OF
the other.
Bonapartlst journals in Paris are furious a.
report that the Prince imperial has had an inter-
view with BaZainc.
J. W. Merchant Director and General Agent o:
the New York and Oswego Midland Railway. Is at
the Spingler House.
Cnambord requests his friends to hold them.
selves In readiness for "any event" He evidently
intends to march up a h II tn 8 time
Politics are dreadiully dull in France. John Le-
monne finds time to give leader to the conver-
sion to Rome of the Marquis oil Ripon.
That retainer of So, 900 from Kellogg explains az
once the readiness with which Butler in Massa-
chusetts has come out for putting down rebel
llon."
Sano Tsunatami OF Japan, has taken great
fancy to Pilsener beer, and will send some
japanese youths to Pilsen to be taught how TO
make 1t.
Another argument for cremation. The plague
has broken out in Egypt in village where all the
water in use was filtered through an old grave
yard
Pllotel OF the Paris Commune, has been invited
to leave Augsburg. Since his escape from Paris
he has had to leave Geneva, Milan and Brussels
also. Now he is at Liverpool. AS Liverpool is the
humping OF place for America, OF course he Will
come hither.
.Put down the nsurrecton-report afterward."
This is thought to be heroic; but as Emory nau sO0
men and his opponents several thousands, wasn't
1t a little nonsensIcal2 suppose the people had
fought Emory, where would the ''put oo"h proo-
ably have come inS
Ducrot was supposed to have announced to
Paris touchnp n certain sortie that ne would re-
turn dead or victorious. In TACT he returned alive
and beaten. II now appears his proclamation was
written by Jules Favre, ana nc knew hothiu9 OIL IL
TIL he saw 1t IN print.
the marriage of Mr. Carl Blot to Miss Moore.
daughter OF Bloomfield Moore, of Philadelphia,
will take place shortly in Paris. Mr.. Bildt Is the
eldest son Of Baron dc Bildt, late Governor Gen.
erol Of stockholm, now Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plentpotentiary from sweden 10 Prussla.-
Paris american register
Henry Crowgie and Mary D1vey loved each other
aoarIy. and were in the train o the way to get
their photographs taken. They quarreled. Henry
couldn't bear unkndness from one he loved so
much, and so he stabbed her win his little knife
diving 1t deep In her tender bosom.
It was on the edge of the wood. They had come
thther from different points in pursuit OF the sea-
sonable partridge; but IN the shrubbery one star
tied huuter discovered that the other mad drawna q
bead on him. "Don't shoot" he said, 81 am not a
partridge" az must shoot" was the response,
'Ior have sworn that Il ever saw man home
Her than am | would Kill him." The intenueo
victim gazed curiousy for q moment, ana tue"
said, placdy, ''Fire away: II | am homencr Cnah
you are even wish tnat were dead" Ihey "o
journed to Qet statement from con'pe'o"'
witness.