The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-13
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congressman John A Kasson, of Iowa is stayingat
the Clarendon Hotel
Mt Andrew G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania is sojourning
ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General Hannibal Day. United States Army, is quar-.
tered at the Everett House
Mr.. Samuel Bowlcs, Of the Springfield Republicans,
has arrived at the Brcvoort House.
recent religious riot in Toluca City, Mexico has
been put down without loss of life
Mr. Henry C. Kelsey Secretary of State of New Jcr-
scy is registered at the Metropolitan Hotel
Mr. John Knapp of the St. Louis REPUBLICAN, has
taken up his residence at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr. J. H. Dcvcreux President of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company is at the St. Nicholas
Hotel
Mr. John W Garrett, President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company has apartments at the Brevoort
House
In Great Britain there are $685. 600 900 invested in
the production of alcohol which lunatics call q
poison.
Brcvct Brigadier General George B Dandy, United
States Army has taken up his quarters the Metro
politan Hotel
Fernando Wood says the Presidency is of conso
qucncc If it's Of no consequence of Fernando
doesn't want II.
Minister Ortiz in Austria reports that no is pleased
with tho people there; but the people have not been
heard from
Is the Republican National Convention to be held in
Long Branch and will be held in Grants boots If he
has pair big enough?
Tdon also says that tho issue OF the day money
but honesty So it comes to Tdcn's level and he is the
''poor hut honest" candidate
The Springfield Republican reduces tho list OF ProsE
dcnal candidates. with fair prospects Of success,
thrcc-Sccrctary Brstow, Charles Francis Adams ant
Governor Tildcn.
Slgnor pcru2zi, the Mayor Of Florence who accepted
the invitation of the Lord Mayor of London the de-
sccndant Of the bankers who lent Edward Ill large
sum Of money for war with France, which money was
never repaid and bankruptcd family. with interest
IL would be lnc sum now.
Count Arnm's condition appears TO be subject Of
much doubt Ic has been reported as at the verge Of
dissoution and now II IS reported from Carlsbad that
othc Swiss papers arc mistaken in announcing that
Count Arnim is at Lausanne and ILL., The Count left
Lausanne months ago, and tho maady from which ho
Suffers diabetes so far from being worse has considers
obv diminished lIo walks daily on the public prone
nadcsn
Sir Robert PhilIimorc has decided IN the English
Court Of Arches the that arose tho right of
Methodist preacher to be called reverend His do
cision Is IN substance that there s law rs 20 this
tto II may be remembered that tho origin Of th,
casc was the objection by incumbent 10 the use Of
this title on n tombstone and tho Court decides that In
cumbonts have authority tombsones generally, ana
that courts Interfere with ncumbcns as to point
for which there is no law
One Kimhlor an English solicitor recently addressed
lettcr TO Mr. Gladstone challenging him to meet him
before public meeting Of his constituents and to
prove-nrst, that he acted rightly the responsible
adviser Of the Grown in prosecuting the claimant;
ond that the not entitled to an acquittal;
and third, that u would not be right and constitu-
tiona to lbcrae him now; and calling upon him either
TO insist tho discharge Of tho convict resign his
scat II Is an indication Of the cxtrcmc to which the
respect for social usage Is carried in England that Mr.
Gladstone answered this inpcrtinent iniSsiye