The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Professor T. LOOMS, OF New Haven, Ia staying
OF the st. Nicholas Hotel
Mr.. william BeaIs. OF the Boston Post, is among
the late arrivals at the Windsor Hotel.
Ycshica Kiyonari, Japanese Minister a. WASH
ington, IS soiournIns at the st. Nicholas Hotel
senator George S. Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts,
Is residing temporarily at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mir. Robert L. Carr, President oil the Kansas Pa
cl1c Railway Company, is at the Fifth Avenue
Botei.
Senator Cameron's party, which reached Jack
sonvIe. ria, the other diy, has gone to st. An
gustine.
British gratitude They have perverted the
letters or MOODY and sanKey" into MANY sad
donkeys-o."
Captain Buchanan. United States Consul az
ottawa, ont, has been transferred to q similar
post at Morrisburg.
Mr.. George Warrington, United States Consul
at Client, Belgium. mas taken up his residence at
the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
Judge william J. wallace OF the United states
Court fo- the Northern District OF New York, has
arrived az the Hoffman House.
on April I'd Marshal MacManon received the
order OF the Golden Fleece from the Marquis de
kolips. the spanish Ambassador.
Congressman James G. Blaine and family were
at the Hoffman House last evening, on the way
from wasning on to their home in Maine.
Eyre & spottis woode, the English printers, win
produce a copy OF the Bible with all the proper
names accented to show the pronunciation.
They have Just put up in Paris statue OF Jean
dare, which was In fact made originally as q
statue OF the Prince imperial and is very ike him
Nine. Ratazzi caarGed her femme dc chdHlbu
with the theft OF Jewelry, put the woman proved
her innocence Then she sued Nine. Ratazzi foI
damages aud gained the case.
Comptroller Nelson X. Hopkins Assembymen
James L. Brown and r. ". vosburGh and Mr..
wheeler II. Bristol arrived from Albany last even
inz at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Lon1on Athe1lTun1 laughs at writer who
once called revolver 'pistol with many bar.
rels.u The writer in the AttenRuTa. therefore,
never saw a revolver OF the pepper potr pattern.
All fashionable and diplomatic Paris was lately
gathered in one place TO witness the signing OF
the contract OF marriage between the son OF
Prince Galitzin and the daughter or the Duke De
Chaulnes.
III vel regulated monarchIes IL Is not only ne.
cessary to have in hand occupant or the throne,
but also an heir 10 the throne; and in Spain the
latter once appears TO devolve on the Countess
Girgenfi, Alonso's sister.
The French authorities have refused to put on
the walls Of the 'salon" the picture OF distin.
puished painter. because It presents an episode q
the war, ana IS likely to excite painful thoughts
stranger.n New views OF art ana historical pic
tures.
They were, perhaps, pretty full az bedtime, and
one Of them was sure he could never sleep with
out window open. But they couldn't open the
window, 50 they broke out two panes OF glass,
had plenty OF fresh air and slept splenddly. In
In the morning they found they had broken tive
glasses In the bookcase.
PARIS Figaro mas this answer 20 correspond.
entsa':-A note, written by a female hand, asks us
why, IN polite society, etiquette allows lady 10
nay 4 visit with hcr ven down treaty 40 not
know. maoame; but I would bet It u The ugly
ones VINO set the fashion, and that u Is only the
pretty women VINO make inquiries about Il.
in the Principally o. Lcn'ensten there i no
prison. but they condemned q man TO imprlson.
ment for year. Tncy kept him IN the Royal
palace, and he liked 81 20 wen That when theJ
offered to release him II ne would quit the country
he declined. Tney finally bought him on by giving
him money for his passage 10 America and an IN
demnity for going into exile. lie went to Eng.
land. wncrc ne mas either been hangea or married
into the high nobility.
MeIineue, the French actor. just deceased was
very successful as Bcnevenuio CelinI. ana mod.
eued on the stage In presence Of the audience an
effective sketch Of a statue IN twenty minutes. II
was thought Dy many there was some artnce-
that he merely stripped crude clay rom statue
prepared in advance. lie proposed thar clsqusr
IN tue gallery should call this out, and tneu he
would break up the whole mass OF the clay ana
mould the ngure entirely; but the plan was not
carried out for lear OF the consequences 70 tna
claquer, as the house was frequenied BY Boheint-
ans Of the ateliers, who knew the modelling "a
be honesty done on the stage ps pretended.