The New York herald., 1874-12-12
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Gerrlt Smith Keeps private orphan asylum.
The liberal republican primaries were spiritua1
manifestations.
State senator D. P. Wood, Of Syracuse, is at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain v. E. Law, Of the British Army, Is regtsA
tered at the Brevoort House.
Colonel A. K Mcclure, OF Philadelphia, Ii rec
siding at the HOFFMAN HOTEL
Mr.. Adolph Sutro, ofNevada, is among the latest
arrivals at the Gllsey House.
General d. b. McKlbbin United States Army, ID
quartered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Solicitor Bluford Wilson, OF the Treasury Depart
ment, mas apartments at the Brevoort House.
Congressman-elect Elias w. LeavenwOrth, Of
Syracuse, is staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel
vice President Henry Wilson arrived at the
Grand Central Hotel yesterday from Washington.
Colonel John S. MosDy, OF Virginia, arrived ID
this city yesterday and Is at the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
Mr.. Brand QiberaD, member OF Parliament for
the borough OF Stroud, England, has been unseated
cor bribery.
An iron steam ram OF $50 tons built for the
Mexican government has just been launched a&
Liverpool.
Some one proposes a lecture on the war cries
and whoops Of Scotland with illustrations and
the bagpipes.
Two OF Robert Bruce's bones were sold In Edin-
the Lion jor IS los.
Before leaving Balmoral the Queen drove TO
Bucn. In the neighborhood, to visit William Brown,
the brother OF John.
Sir I. Fowen Buxton, OF England, returned to
this city yesterday from Washington, and at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor William Bigler and ex-Congress-
man james K Moorhead, Of Pennsylvania, are as
the St. Nicholas Hotel
81 am very happy" said French mother. "a
have son.n-aw whom everybody discusses and
o daughter whom no one talks ABOUT"
Mme lima di Murska, who has Just returned
from concert tour In the West, has taken up her
residence at the Union Square Hotel.
The Continental Herald, q daily paper in the Eng
lish language hitherto published at Geneva, Will
in future also be published at Paris.
One OF the republican candidates In France
signs himself Leon Masse, but his name Is Louis
Lucien Joseph Napoleon Jero me Masse.
Upon the whole 1t is rather ridiculous as Black
says that the Americans as people should have
no curiosity In regard to the LIE OF Mr.. william
Black.
Can It be possible, as seems likely from the last
aidavit In the Beecher case, that Theodore Tilton
will put his daughter on the stand against her
motherf
Mr. Henry 7. Blow OF Missouri, formerly mem-
per OF Congress- and more recently United states
Minister to Brazil, La soJournirg at the Filth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
Mr. Walker, OF the Bureau OF Education at
Washington, d. c., is at OTTAWA. Ont, collecting
information concerning the Canadian system Of
education.
Hon. Mr.. Chlders, President OF the Great West
ern Railway Company, left Hamilton yesterday.
He VIII visit Washington, the Southern States
and Cuba before returning to England.
julius L. Clarke has resigned the ONCE OF State
Insurance Commissioner OF Massachusetts,, aud
Governor Talbot has appointed as his successor
Stephen II. Rhodes, OF Taunton, the Deputy Com>
missioner.
The H,cetPao OF Shanghae, opposes the intro
ducton OF railways into China because OF the
accidents, and because all the products OF the
country already reach the seaboard BY steamers
on the rivers.
MN. Ernoult La Bouillerie, Lucien Brun and the
Duke de la Rochefoucauld- Bisaccia have been
hastily called to Frohsdorn by the Count de Cham
bord. and the royalists IN France apprehend that
Henry intends to put forth another manifesto.
Mr. Roberts, an English agricuiturst, wen
known as a Judge and oficial reporter OF several
agricultural societies OF England, has been ap.
pointed successor to Professor McCandsh as
principal OF the Ontario Agricultural College az
Guelph.
Allopathy.-Paddy (ne has brought prescrip-
tion to the chemist who Is carefully Weighing
a very minute portion OF calomeD, .Oi big yer
pardon, sor, but y are mighty mare wid that
md,clnei And tcoaxingly) l may till ye-'tis Ior
q poor motherless child lp'-I'unch.
1t was pet dog and very pretty. Her name
was Fanfan. One day II went away from its
home, No. 81 avenue Matignon, Paris. Some hours
passed and NINE. Coulon went to the police sta
ton to inquire II the dog had been seen. There
she heard IL had been killed In the street as mad.
Tnen sne remembered that few days before tho
dog had bitten her little Louise, i've years old.
Imagine the trouble Her anxiety was but too
just In two days the little Louise was tearing
with her teeth at the cheeks OF her doll and an
another day It was all over.