The New York herald., 1874-09-25
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The hay fever has gone to seed.
Mr.. Beecher arrived at his home In Brooklyn
yesterday.
Mr.. Parke Goodwin Is reported as ION his way
home"
Bishop Alfred Lee, of Delaware, is residing ~
the Everett House.
Marquis di Caenzano, OF Italy, has apartmenta
at the Hotel Brunswick.
State Senator F. W. TObey, OF Port Henry, N. 1.s
is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel A. T. Mcclure, OF Philadelphia, is So
journing at the Holman House.
Professor John Forsyth OF West Point, is quar-
tered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Congressman Thomas G. Patt, OF Oswego, N. T..
is registered at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Professor Ezra Abbott OF Cambridge, Mass, yes
terday arrived at the Everett House.
Patti and Faure have both tried their voices
from the stage OF the new opera house in Paris.
No more Madeira from Madeira. The vines ara
all dying Dealers Will have to make 1t them
selves
Mr. Jerome B. Parmenter OF the Troy Press. Ia
among the recent arrivals at the Westminster
Hotel.
Mr. Joseph Warren, OF the Buffalo Courier, and
Mr.. william Purcell OF the Rochester Uaton. arc
at the Metropolitan Hotel
At Radskote, in the college OF Radschkoumar.,
the Hindoo students perform Shakespeares plays.
They don't care who wrote them
Professor M. B. Riddle, Of Hartford. who is q
member OF the committee engaged in the revision
of the Brble, has arrived at the Grand Hotel.
We are indebted to providential arrangements
of Turper's liver for his absence from this coun-
try Here is at least one advantage In having -
liver.
Dr. Sayre Is OF the opinion that General Elijah
Ward has suffered no internal Injury rom his re-
cent accident, but requires him to keep quiet for
some days yet
Garibaidi has written book In the nature OF
Commentaries" on hts military exploits. 1t seems
likely TO give final crown OF the ridiculous to the
history OF this overrated patriot.
Florida for q third term, but New York omi-
nously reteent' Which seems to mean that where
the people are In power the third term cannot
stand but where the administration Is in absolute
control there the third term has friends.
And why did they leave the third term out OF tho
Utica platform II It Is good Because they were
afraid the people might not agree with them.
They knew it would be milestone on the neck Of
their ticket
At Utica they dared neither to pronounce for
the third term nor against it. Their silence was
compromise between the yeomanry and the Gus
tom House. If they had declared against 1t they
would have lost their oices; II they had declared
for it they would have lost the support of the
people.
In England Mr.. Richardson began a suit to have
the election OF School Board declared invalid,
and as it would involve considerable expense to
defend their case the whole Board resigned. IN
cases where the holders of office are poor men, this
method Is worthy the consideration OF party op-
ponents
Edward Frederick Smyth PiggO:t is the full
name OF the British examiner of plays who sue
ceeds william Bodham Doune. They say over
there that 1t is an American fancy to have moro
| than one given name Indeed, some amusing OBJ
servations we're written on the subject by Thomas
Babbngton Macaulay.
| Everybody shouted "Vtce IA Re1atbliQue" at Nor.
laix on the occasion OF MacMahon's visit. General
| LIE Flo said to little boy, ''SIence, ragamun1ns
some one has given you two cents to shout for the
Republic" Satd the ragamu1ln, "Ha, old one,
| they give you a great deal more than that for
serving a republic that You don't shout for"
| Landseer's lions In Trafalgar square are now to
be surrounded by gravelled walks and shrubbery.
| As the place is used by Odger and other agt-
tators for public meetings. and there is no pretext
for preventing such assembages, this shrubbery n,
| perhaps, a ruse, for the whole police OF London
can be called out to prevent the tramping down
| of ~ shruhhprv