The New York herald., 1874-10-26
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERSONAL 1NTELLIGENCE.
Thirty thousand persons annually emigrate from
Italy.
Ex-Governor John Evans. OF Colorado, is staying
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
MIR. Marshall Wood, the sculptor OF London. IL re-
siding at the Brevoort House.
Bishop Edward r. Welles, OF Wisconsin, has
apartments al the Coleman House.
Sptefu people In Paris say that Patti has not
sung in that ciJt since its mlslortunes.
Senator Getfge +. Edmunds. of Vermont, AZ
rived last eyening at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Congressman R. H. DUEL, Of Cortland, N. Y, u
among the latest arrivals at the Astor House.
Mr.. r. Lanamme, a member Of the Canadian
Parliament, Is registered at the Brev0ort House.
The Duke and Duchess oil Edinburg will make
their home permanently at Eastwe Park, In
Kent.
Dejazet takes Burgundy and objects to Bordeaux
that zone Is as stupid at the end ofa bottle as at
the beginning"
Who says he never saw q drunken Frenohmanp
Ninety-three we're arrested in one day In one
ward OF the city Of Paris.
George Bancroft is now about to write on the
constitution. We thought at one time that Andy
Johnson was bad enough.
The London JeDish Chronicle announces the
death OF Rabbi Jacob d'Avigdor, formerly and for
many years Chief Rabbi OF Turkey.
The Right Hon. Hugh Childers, Member OF Par
lament sailed from England for New York ON
saturday. 24th inst, in the steamship Abysstnia-
Four thousand persons waited In the streets all
night at Paris TO see the execution OF Moreau, who
polsoned his TWO wives-and the execution was
postponed.
From Madrid it is reported that Dorregaray's
retirement from the forces OF Don Carlos is due to
the fact that ne had been properly ''seen' by re-
publican 0flcials.
On the 1lth inst. they raised to the top OF the
vendome column In Paris the bronze casting
which forms the pedestal for the statue. II
weighs 5000 pounds.
Emperor william intended to 60 to Italy this
winter but has been compelled to send Won Ken
dell to Rome with letter Of regret-cause, obs:i-
macy OF his doctors.
who shall succeed TO Bazane's post as Marshal
OF Francea MacManon is for General rAdmirault,
but the Right and Right Centre OF the Assembly
strongly favor the Due d'Aumale.
In trial OF the Queen against Mr. Taddings ed
itor OF the Col0ntst, for libel on Rev. Mr. Light
bound, at Hamilton Bermuda, verdict OF guilty
was rendered. Mr.. Taddings was sentenced to
ten days Imprisonment In jail and to pay nne OF
$3.50. ~
International good will again sailor overheard
from British three decker London In the narDor
dive from United States frigate Lancaster and
save him Three cheersi Blood Is thicker than
water, &c.
Monsignor Teodoli Camcrllngo at the Vatican,
has been captured by brigands near Frosinore,
and they want 10000 francs for him. Excessive
ly dear for Camerllngo; but the brgands have
not heard OF the decreasing importance OF this
sort OF people in the world OF to-day.
One hundred years ago Louis XVI. had just a.
cended the throne OF the Capets; there was NO
American Republic; the colonization OF Australia
had not begun; there were nfty years more "a
wait for the nrst railway, and nobody had dis
turbed the world with such Q notion as cOmmuni-
cation by telegraph
Sydney smith said every public man should 30
provided with foolometer-that 10, the acquatnt-
ance OF three or four regular fools, ON whom no
could try his measures and Judge OF the eject
they were likely to produce on public opinion.
Grant mas nne collection OF private fools and 90
has John Kelly, yet no good effect is perceptible.
Lord Dunerin, the Canadian Governor General,
LETT the Brevoort House last evening for Washing.
ton He will breakfast with Sir Edward Thornton,
the British Minister. this morning after which he
will leave for Baltimore, returning to New York by
the evening train. He will leave this city for his
home in Canada on Thursday next.
The Queen Dowager OF Bavaria, who has just
embraced Catholicism, Is q Prussian Princess and
cousin OF the German Emperor Her brother,
Admiral Prince Adalbert, died short time ago;
her sister, Princess Elizabeth OF Hesse Is mother
in-law OF Princess Alice OF Great Britain. The
Queen remained Protestant during the life Of
tie late King Of Bavaria, but has long evnced q
marked prediction for the Papal Church.
"Oh dia0le la C0,tleur Ua-t-eHe Sc ntcher ?" de-
mands the French reporter OF q queer discovery.
Doctor Chevreuse had ash in an aquarium and fed
In nutfin nRt tha hoo ok1oot hnon
he found few drops OF thick liquid Cow out, and
after considerable observation noted that tho
color OF this substance varied with the plant OF
which the beetle had eaten. He has obtained by
experiment fourteen very valuable shades Of color
not perishable In the light
An OLD soldier IN Sicily gave his wife silk dress.
His wife died and was buried In the dress. Some
weeks after the old soldier saw this dress on w0-
man In the country, and making inquiry, was told
she had purchased 1t from the Capuchn m0nkAI
who had the custody OF the village cemetery.
He reported the case to the police, who investt-
gated and made the discovery thata regular trade
was carried on In effects taken from dead bodies.
There was even trade in hair.
HIS number In the Paris list OF drivers was
13,O22 He had seen better days. but now he drove
a cab. He was sent, with Others to carry wed-
ding party from the church to wedding break
last, In his Gao were placed the bridegroom ana
the bride. He recognized In tue bridegroom a
man who had once had him put In prison Tor debt
once Iarly on the way, he whipped up and drovo{
away from the other cabs and landed the brde'
ana bridegroom, badly damaged. after an hours
hard drive in desoate rural district the wrong
road. 1hey got home at midnight. 1t was IN
epic vengeance
Cas,mir Delavtgne's play OF the "Children a.
Edward,-the subject or which was the usurpa-
s4kn tnA h.