The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-10
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mr.. Henry Parnam, OF New Haven, is registered

Mr. Henry Parnam, OF New Haven, is registered
at the Albemare Hotel.
Mr.. Anthony J. Drexe, OF Philadelphia, Is resid.
ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Robert Browning will soon publish poem, en-
titled "Aristophanes' Apology"
Robert Browning is said TO worship the nobility.
and Is considered rather prig.
General Joseph r. Anderson OF Richmond, Va,
Is soourning at the ST. James Hotel.
Comptroller Nelson &. Hopkins arrived at the
st. James Hotel last evening from Albany.
Ex-Governor H. c. Warmoth, of Louisiana, ar
rived last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Lieutenant Commander Frederick X. Smith.
United States Navy, is staying at the New York
Hotel.
1t is said that the largest vases ever made In
Japap were purchased by the Sultan. They are
blue and white.
The latest poetic anthology is collected by Ger.
man countess, and is collection OF all the poems
in honor or the rose.
Lieutenant Colonel Barton 8. Alexander, Of the
Engineer corps, United States Army, Is quartered
at the New York Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Fitch, son-in.law ana
daughter OF General Sherman, are residing tenn
porari.y at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Among the living members OF the New York
Bar there are no less than sixty-ave authors In
Guiding seven judges and nine cx-judges.
+. u. Patterson, OF No. 80 Cedar street, win
shortly publish volume OF society poems oy
George A. Boxer. Jr., under the singular title OF
"Point Lace and Diamonds"
Some Of our religious contemporaries are con
graduating themselves that If they cannot get
God in the constitution they are pretty sure to
have Christians in the senate.
Mr.. Henry G. Bohn, OF London, whose well
known series OF Libraries Of standard works have
popularized good literature throughout the world,
has finally retired from business.
The London AULenGttnl announces that Charles
G. Leland has In the press work entitled, "Fu-
sang; or the Discovery OF America by the Chinese
Buddhist Priests in the Fifth Century,"
A panoramic history OF Old New York, illus.
trated by old portraits, maps. views OF buildings
and landmarks, &c. with Information from "tne
oldest inhabltant." Is announced for publication
by r. B. Patterson, OF No. 80 Cedar street.
Interesting as the published portions Of the late
Charles Grevile's 'Memoirsn have been found
the imprinted portions Is still more interesting
bu: Is withheld for the present for the alleged rea
son that 1t would scandaze many persons now
living.
They have issued q Presbyterian cook book 10
Philadelphia. Why Presbyterian IL was Erasmus
VINO said, when caught eating a savory dish OF
meat in Lent, "Oh have q Catholic soul, out
Protestant stomach" Let us have orthodox
cooking, by all means.
The late Mr. Micheet provided by his will that
the complete edition OF his works, OF which he
had never sold the copyright, should be pre-.
pared by his wife, who mad given HIN much III.
erary assistance during his life. Some OF his heirs
OBJECTED. and brought the subject before the trib-
unal at Paris, stating that IL 20 be appre.
hended that Nine. Mcheet would publish with
the edition writings OF her own as her late hus.
band's. The TRIBUNAL declared TINS objection 20
be unfoGnded, and decided that Nine. Mlchelct Ia
to prepare the complete edition OF The works
which must be published unntcrruptedly, and
that the copyright for the next forty years IL 10 bs
nut up for sale at the price Of 150,0oOf., which. II
| Is expected, will be exceeded.