The New York herald., 1874-08-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mayor D. N. Halbert Of B!ughamton, 10 at to
st. Nicholas Hotel. 'rl
Bishop John F. Young, OF Florida, is residing as
the Coleman House.
Elk Congressman E. G. Ingersou, OF Illinois, u
staying at the Holman House.
Dr.. Joseph Taylor, United States Navy, has quar-
ters at the Metropolitan Hotel
Paymsster S. D. Hurlbut, United States Navy, 70
quartered at the Everett House.
Moulton has no peer IN this neighborhood. and
that's why he goes to Narragansett.
Secretary Bristow leaves Washington to-day for
Cape May, where mis- family is stopping.
Ex.Congressman Stephen Sanford, OF Amster
dam, n. Y, Is soJourning at the Gllsey House.
Colonel Henry B. Darlington, United States
Army IS registered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Rev. Dr.. William c. Cattell, President Of L..
fayette College, has apartments at the st. Nioholas
Hotel.
Mr.. Gustavus v. Fox, formerly Assistant secre.
tary OF the Navy. yesterday arrived at the Everett
House.
Gold, gold, gold, gold
Mor!ton, melted, hammered and rolled.
It's because he's molten that he runs
They had seal ct the Garden OF Accllmation In
Paris recently carght on the coast, but 1t would
not eat and lii:ey to starve. At last some one
thought OF giving 1t milk, which they did from an
infants feeding bottle and now 1t is happy. It
was baby.
At Carthagena. Spain, they regard the rights OF
fishermen. Nets are now placed for the funny
fishery, and 1t Is announced that navigation is
closed IN all tnat part OF the waters occupied by
the nets-volation at the peril OF the navigators.
Baron d'Ivry, OF the French Navy, was out shoot
ing and accidentally killed IAN Official OF the third
classr He was sentenced by court martial to
imprisonment Tor five years. and Marshal Mao
Mahon has just remitted what remains Of the
term.
Baron Won Schloyer, formerly Minister OF the
German Empire to the Republic OF Mexico, aud
for three years Minister at Washington, arrived in
this City yesterday, from Hamburg, on board the
steamer Pomerana, after an absence OF three
months principally spent at the German watering
places.
In Bucharest Jew was hard on his debtor and
the debtor stabbed him to the heart Another
Jew, neIghbOr, rushed to seize the debtor and
the debtor stabbed him. The wounded man
seized q hatchet. killed the debtor with single
blow ana fell dead himself. Hero is another chance
for Boncicault to make a new American drama.
The Brussels Nord says that the reason why the
United States was invited to the congress on in
ternational usages in Europe held in that
city Is that government was the first TO estab.
lish code for the regulation OF its armies during
war. Ltcber's Code. by the way, was translated
Code over there.
There was grand dinner at the Presidents
house at Versailles, which. unfortunately, COIN
cided with the day on which the Union newspaper
was suspended for publishing Chambord's procla.
nation So many regrets were sent to that din
ner that 1t is said to have a1ected the Marshars
political ideas and put him against CasimSs
Perier's proposition He said ''To accept the Re.
public is to shut ones self out OF the Faubourg st
Germain."
Mr.. Thomas Murphy gave, last evening. dinner
to Senator J. p. Jones, OF Nevada, at the Union
League Club House. Among the invited guests
were William B. DnsmOre william Orton, John
Hoey, Henry Clews, Isaac II. Bailey, General P or
ter, George II. Pullman, General Hhouse and
General sharp. This dinner was given TO Senator
Jones-who leaves for Nevada this week-as a
compliment on the occasion OF his purchase from
MT. Murphy oil a plot OF ground "on the beach at
Long Branch" with a view to building house
thereon and OF living therein during the summer
season. The house will be next door but one to
the Presidents cottage.
one Cobbet., friend of Orton, tried to address
the LORDS Justices OF Appeal in Chancery. Vice
Chancellor Mains, peppery fellow, ordered hin
to sit down. Copbett persisted. Then the mild
"Iord Justice James" interviewed him as fol.
lows:-rhe Lord Justice-Are you u member OF the
Barr Mr.. Cobbeti--No. The Lord Justice--Are
YOU a soicltorY Mr. CoDbett-No. The LORD Jus
tce-Are you party to any suit before thi.
Court? MIR. Cobbctt-No The Lord Justice-Then
SIT down. Mr.. Cobbett was then understood 10
complain that less liberty OF speech was accorded
to him tnan would nave been granted to a pris
oner, whercupon being asked If he was a prisoner
seeking his discharge, he answered in the mega.
tive. and the order to sit down was repeated with
marked emphasis, and Uobbett sat down. Tns
ootbstts were always cantankerous people.