The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mile Aibani will sail for Europe to-day In tho
steamship Abyssna.
General F. J. Heron. OF Louisiana, Is residing
at the st. Nicholas Hotel
As the Cabinet Is 30 shockingly out OF repair
Carpenter would be useful.
Mr.. John W. Forney, Jr., OF Philadelphia, Is stay.
ing at the Westminster Hotel.
Sir John Swnburne, Of England, has taken up
his residence at the Gisey House.
Governor Henry Howard, OF Rhode Island, has
apartments at the Ffth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-senator James Patterson, OF New Hamp-
shire, is registered at the Gilsey House.
Mr.. George w. Riggs, the Washington banker.
arrived last evening at the Brevoort House.
General W. c. Wickham and Mr.. John EchOls, OF
Virginia, are soj0urning at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Is Mr. Bergh aware that scare killed q cat" and
does he intend to inquire into the circumstancesf
Mr.. Smith M. Weed. OF PattsburQ, N. Y, is
among the late arrivals at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
That publication OF the speech the speaker
made In the caucus Is worse than q chill. Blaine Tor
Grant.
Assistant Adjutant General J. B. Stonehouse ar
rived at the Hotel Brunswick yesterday from
Albany
..Dear Tom-Come Immediately II you see this
II not. come on Sunday" This dif1cult invitation
appears IS personal In the London Times.
Baron de Schaefrer. the Austrian Minister, has
sailed from Yokohama for Siam, to which country,
as well as China and Japan he Is accredited
Ex-Governor william Claim and family. Of
Massachu setts, are at the Windsor Hotel. They
will sail Tor Europe to-day In the steamship Abys
snla.
Hon. G. r. Seward, United States Consul General
at shanghai, has been offered a Danish decoration
n token Of friendly services rendered to Den.
mark.
Carpenter would certainly make q better Attor..
ney General than williams. especially II things
were managed 80 that he would not get too .des-
perately short"
II Disraeli should withdraw from the leadership
Of his party II is thought that Sur stafford North
cote would lead the House, though his claim
would be disputed on behalf OF Mr.. Claiborne
Hardy.
The statement published in some OF the news
papers that MISS Anna 4. Dickinson will shortly
make her appearance on the stage in the char.
acter OF Joan OF Arc Is without foundation, that
lady having no such purpose.
al will vote for the dissolution OF the Assembly
sooner than Tor the organization Of the govern
ment in republican FORM" So SAID, recently.
the Duke D'Audirret-Pasquier. In the election
that would follow dissolution MS party may have
q chance; in the other contingency It certainly
would nave none.
"Although my husband" says Paris lady, "is q
fierce conservative, am for the provisional; Tor
while this lasts the republicans will always pro-
pose the republic, and that VIII always be voted
down and whenever there is sucn vote my
husband Is so delighted mat can always get him
to give me jewelry."
The British Society for Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals Is OF opinion that vivsecuon SHOULD be
dealt with cautiously" SO It answers petition
that IL take steps to have this OF sciences
not suppressed, but regulated. SIR william Fcrgn
son, Mr. Tennyson and Mr.. Carlyle we're amops
the sianers OF the petition.
There was q man yclept Bill King
And Congress sent to graz him
He climbed up to the chimney TOP
Aud then they thought they'd nab him;
But ne jumped down on the other side
And then they couldn't ind him.
He ran fourteen miles In fifteen daya
'. And never looked oehpd him