The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Count de St Paul, of Paris is soourning at the Al
! bemarle Hotel
Very Few. J. Hickey, of Ptsburg, is staying at the
| ST. Nicholas Hotel.
An inventor in Paris adverses wash that will turn
| common cats into Angoras
Naval Constructor W. L. Hanscom, United States
Navy, is registered at the Astor House.
Major L. L. Dawson of the United States Marine
| Corps, is quartcred at the Hoffman House
Rev C. NJ. Wines, of Cleveland, and Rev. W. 7.
Johnston, of Baltimore, are at the Hoffman House
! Brevet Brigader General Israel vogdes, United
States Army, is stopping at the Union Square Hotel
Mr.. Nicolas de Voigt Russian Charge d'Anares at
Washington has apartments at the Clarendon Hotel
H1rpers Weekly says there is suspicion Of corrup.
ton in the public service" This needs investigation
Professor Spencer f. Baird, United States Commits
sloner of Fisheries, has arrived the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel
Rustem Enendi Second Secretary of the Turkish lie.
cation at Washington is residing at tho Albemarle
Hotel.
Captain Aurry, Naval Attach6 Of the French Lega-
ton at Washington, yesterday arrived the Brevoort
House.
Mr.. j. II Devereaux, President of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company, is at the ST. Nicho-
las Hotel
! United States District Attorney D. T Corbin OF
South Carolina, among the late arrivals at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Caprera has had sensation in the departure ola
company of Garibaldans for Herzegovina Garibaldi
remains at home to "follow later"
The Paris Figaro publishes for the benefit Of duelsts
minute instructions how to get TO Longwy by train So
the season is apparently about to commence.
Senior Don Adofo Ybahcz, the recently appointed
Gillian Minister Washington arrived from Liverpool
in the steamship Bohnla yesterday and is at the Car-
endon Hotel
Earl Russell will subscribe ESQ to help the Christian
revolt against Turkey Earl Russell is the foremost OF
the three tailors of Tooley street. and his opinions
consequently, important
The Journal des ConndisSdnces Medicales reports
by bromide of potassium of a case of apparent
ophobia-hydrophobic symptoms in a man who
had been bitten by rabd dog
Theirs complained that the sunshine hurt his ewes
and friend proposed blue spectacles "Change thu
color of my spectaces !" said the veteran ooh mol
The country would BIO agated for month"
Mr.. Nicholas II. 0Conor, Second Secretary of tho
British Legation at Washington has taken up his
dence at the Westmoreland Hotel Mr. O'Conor will
shortly sail for Rio Janero, to I'll position in the
British Legation in Brazil
Hdrpers' Weekly thus pronounces against Grant "a
candidate:"In every point of view therefore, with
perfect remembrance of the Presidents past
and the most grateful respect for them, he
uHqucSJioHdDly the WCdkeSb ana not inc strongest
republican candidate"
Governor Leslie, of kentucky, is reported to have
given the title Of Colonel and a position on his stan to
his nephew, aged six months. Perhaps there is no
salary, and it may be only the Governors little joke
an lntimation that that of staff officer Just "a
useful TO a governor any other
We understand that tho Queen has presented half
length portrait OF herself Mrs Tredwol of MneoIa
in the United states Mrs Trcdwel is tho widow Of an
American physician who died two years ago leaving be-
hind him a number of papers and old documents
While searching among these not long ago Mrs Tired
well came across letter written to Miss Campbell by
the governess TO the children OF George Ill The letter
contained glowing descriptions of the six princes and
three princesses Of the royal family all of whom were
especially praised for their deportmont" The letter
in many respects uniquely Interesting one and
Mrs Tredwell sent it to Her Majesty who appears to
have been much Interested in the document Mrs
Tredwell has now received acknowledgement of her
present from Buckingham Palace through the British
Legation at Washington, accompanied by the photo.
graph We have alluded TO. II is enclosed in bronze
frame, with finely wrought bronze doors, and contains
the following inscription Tn recognition Of the gift
by Mrs Tredwe, of an old family letter. dated IVA in
which is most Interesting description Of the children
Of George I'LL written nv THAR governess "A genanr