The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-12
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mayor E. c. Anderson of Savannah, is staying at the
New York Hotel
Mr.. Jay Cooke of Philadelphia is registered at the
Brevoort House
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg arrived last evening at the
Clarendon Hotel.
Major Iachlon Forbes, OF the British Army, Is quar-.
tered the Brevoort House
Judge r. D Rice, of Maine, has taken up his resi-
dence at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr. John B. Cough of Worcester Mass, is among tho
late arrivals at the Westminster Hotel
Senator William Pinckney Whyte Of Maryland, is
siding temporarily at the Windsor Hotel
Mr. Thomas Dickson President OF the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, is at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
Speaker jeremiah MCGUIRE arrived in this city yeser-
day from his home Elmra and is at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Mr. James F Joy, President OF the Michigan Central
Railroad Company, has apartments the Windsor
Hotel
Colonel Dennis OF the Dominion Surveying Board,
will shortly Manitoba and inspect the works of the
several parties on the Canada Pacific route.
Mr. and Mrs. Sartors arrived in this city yesterday,
and after transacng private business, returned
in the evening to their residence at Long Branch.
Sir Edward watkin NJ p. the representative OF the
English stockholders of the Erie Railway Company
rived from Liverpool in the steamship Abyssina yeser-
day and is at the Brevoort House
There been Shakespeare quarto "hnd" at Carlisle
in the shape of volume containing six plays, issued
during the lifetime of the poet including the first ed-
ton of 'Troilus and Cressda. "-AhenGum.
Among the passengers the old Eagle steamship Gel
lert, which arrived Hoboken Tuesday night,
Baron Won schloezer, the German Ambassador He
met at the wharf by L. j. Stasting, Of Hoboken, who
entertains him during his stay
They have just dssected an elephant in Philadelphia,
and they found that his stomach IA six feet
lengthn If some with capacity appreciate
good cookery such Sam Ward has, possessed
gastric surface of that extent what revelations life
would have for him.
James NJ. Scove OK President Of the New Jersey
Senate the guest of Vice President Wilson Con-
gress Hall yesterday. The Vice President ardenty
urged cordial reunion of all the republican elements
Cor the campaign of '76 Mr.. Wilson will speak Brat
tleboro W.T. on Wednesday next
Captain Beknap, United States Navy whose deep
soundings between the United States Japan and China
have but recently been finished is Pensacola,
where he ordered for the benefit Of his health Ad
vices received yesterday rom there indicate that he is
in failing health feared his complaint will be
fatal
The French ''Dramatic Cookery" gives this recipe:
GLOW to make a first walking gentlcman-Take hand
some young fellow out Of dry goods shop He must
be vain. Ieach MN always W lIuob Vu' Ms
carry his coat sleeve up to the elbow and to
hold his shoulders worry square Teach him that bis
better to die than to his mustachc, and thas the
study of his part is beneath man of genius After sew
era years he will mako excelent-insurance agent'
We announced the other day the dsbandment Of his
grand army of ninety troopers by the Prince of Icten
stein Some surprise is expressed at the existence Of
this sovereign prince as it was thought that Prussia
had "mediatzed" all these relics of old Germany But
Iichtenstein was left for Prussia gave to
every sovereign prince whose military power alb
sorbed rank in the German army in proportion to the
number of his troops Lchonstcn would have received
the grade of sergeant Even IN Berlin they thought
that too bad, and left him alone in his glory
They recently had very dro discussion in the
French Academy in session the dictionary. They
were divided on the word republic NJ. Aiguct, NJ. de
Broge and NJ Jules Favre were almost ready TO coma
to blows. In the midst Of the storm member arose
very calmly and tho Academy heard voice II has lover
heard before that of NJ OLIVIER who has yet pro-
nounced his initiatory discourse Ho proposed dcfni
ton that unanimously accepted. 1t was as fol-
lows--"Republc, State in which the rulers arc
chosen by election, aRd in which power is not hero,
! ditarY."