The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Laird, who built the Alabama, is to have .
statue.
Mayor N. F. Graves. Of Syracuse, is staying at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Henry F. Dickens is reading in London extracts
from MS ia theirs novels.
Mrs Richard Burton will publish her personal
Experiences OF Life IN Syria"
Paymaster G. d. Mansfield, United States Navy.
Is chartered at the Hoffman House.
Mr.. E. L. Davenport arrived at the Sturtevant
House yesterday from Philadelphia.
State Senator Roswell A. Parmenter, OF Troy, Ia
residing temporarily at the Coleman House.
Severe weather for Indignation. Patriotism 10
not often found in the neighDornood OF zero.
They have had snow at Nice, and in many places
in the middle OF France snow was five loet deep.
Blood will tell. granddaughter OF DR.. Paley
has beaten all the boys at Cambridge In moral
science.
There was o man there In Brooklyn who had
never heard OF the Tilton Beecher case. Big city,
BrooKlyn.
Mr.. D. NJ. Edgerton, secretary Of the Kansas
Pacific Railway Company, Is registered at the
Hoffman House.
Captain Mares, hitherto in command OF the
Challenger on her scientific voyage, will command
the new Polar expedition.
Mr.. Hepworth Dixon has arrived at Muskogree.
l. T., on his return from California. After o short
stay here he will go TO Texas.
1t is fine thing to see the Indignation OF all the
carpet-baggers against the organization OF q
Legislature "by trick and device"
Picture II, think OF IL. dissoute man, or woman
either Laces were stolen from baggage on the
Central Railroad worth rom $500 to 5000 YARD.
Parliamentary Paris IS divided on the problem
Wheeler the Duke de Brogiie has used the Bona.
partists or the Bonapartists have used the Duke
de Broglie.
II custom house oficer gets sixteen years in
State Prison for passing" few good cigars the
whole force will revise Its notions as to the free
dom OF this country.
The present Congress Is a mere tail to Grants
kite-a body OF funkies; but the new Congress
Will, ike Time. "set all things even"-at least all
things Of the nature OF the Louisiana row.
People reason easily enough about the general
government Keeping the peace between the fac
lions, and never know what 1t may mean till they
see the thing in operation 'rn favor Of our sde."
II the interference OF the military In LOUISIANA
was unsuitable under the facts stated by Sheridan,
then the military should also have interlered with
the operations OF the Returning Board aud secured
justice there.
Utterly supernuous In Butler TO propose law
to guarantee a republican form OF governments
TO louisiana Isn't sheridan down there-and
what's republican form OF government COM
pared 10 such an advantage
In every southern state the people are watch
ing the events in Louisiana with the interest OF
men who see their own destiny pictured on
stage. II justice Ii done the south will be reas-
sured: # resistance aud bioooshed come tho
disease will not ne'limited by state lines
Sheridans staIement does not improve mis- posi-
ton 1t SHOWS that there was no disorder IN the
Hail when the troops put out the members who
had been declared entitled 10 seats BY vote OF
the body In possession. Only IT Is claimed tnas
the body IN possession was composed OF the wrong
persons-in The opinonoi Kellogg.
Altogether se-governrhent viii be ultimately
sale In Louisiana; Tor the people are clearly re-
solved not 10 be ''countcd out" OF their SOW
ereignty and that IS the main point They may
have many mishaps, but they will win at last for
the mower OF the administration viii only last TIL
December, when the new Congress meets.
General Sheridan knows that Mr.. Cousin, conc
OF the members elect OF the Legislature" was kid
mapped by the oanditti That Is grave. II Is
| almost violation OF the State sovereignty. Bot
! II military interference Is necessary because
violent hands have been laid on one member,
what remedy shall we apply to case where
! vinlsnt hands are laid ON tue whole body.