The New York herald., 1875-08-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Very Rev J. Hickey, of Pittsburg, Is staying at the
St Nicholas Hotel
The Governor General will return to Canada in the
early part of September.
Mayor G. W. c. Johnson OF Cincinnati is registered
at the Union Square Hotel
Paymaster Henry B. Reese United States Army, ia
quartered at the Grand Hotel
Does General Banks fancy that Greeley was merely
four years ahead of his time?
The Mayor Of Cincinnati yesterday paid visit to
Mayor Wickham at the City Hall
General J. b. Stonehouse, of Albany arrived last
evening at the Hotel Brunswick
State Senator S S. Lowery, of Utica is among tho
late arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Kentucky is supposed to be good for 100 coo majority
against Bristow if he should be the candidate
Captain James B. Eads and Mr. Joseph Pulitzer OF
St. Louis, are residing at The Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Tshh Yoshtaka, Centennial Commissioner for Japan
has taken up his residence at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Mr. Thomas Dickson, President of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, sojourning at the St Echo-
las Hotel
cable despatch Of last evening announces that Car
dnal McCloskey will remain in Paris until the end OF
the month.
Mr. Bronson C. Rumsey, President OF the Buffalo.
New York and Philadelphia Railroad Company is stop.
ping at the New York Hotel
An ''ugly scandal" about Shakespeare has been re-
futed and sensitive people who just beginning to
feel uneasy about it are relieved
Frighful reported about tramps killed on
the railway. Cannot OF them be induced to pre-
fer the railway to the high road?
The police crime at weehawken is sufficient evidence
if such needed, that line cannot be drawn that
will put the policemen on one side and the murderers
the other
Iana nayfo boc pvff
Moines, Iowa; Charleston ILL., and other points in the
West deliver the annual addresses the meetings Of
several agricultural societies this fall
Mr.. James Mooney, wine and spirit merchant in
Dublin, has been arrested charge Of ndecently
saulting lady named Mrs Milton while travelling in
first class carriage between Dublin and Drogheda
Mr.. Gladstone, thanking a German author for the
dedication of his work, writes as follows s:-'Germany
now holds the first place behalf OF the world in
asserting the necessity of limiting spiritual powers to
spiritual things"
reported that Russias refusal to take part in tho
Centennial brought about by NJ. Catacazy Scarcely
The northern bear may be led but with that sort
Of ribbon. If there is any spleen in it, it is the memory
Of quite another afTront
Sir Edward Thornton the British Minister and Mr.
F. Adam OF the British legation are at the Clarendon
HOTEL awaiting the arrival from England Of Sir Ed
wards family, who passengers by the steamship
Scythia, due at this port to-day
Sentimental reconstruction" is apparently the new
creed in Boston, and pretty good creed And the
party that stands on might win If the people could
aside their political prcudices readily do the
philosophers and phanthropists; but there is more
ballast in the people.
These the days Of fraternal reunions OF Northern
and Southern soldiers Northern and Southern poll
tlcians &c, all OF which is indication that all men
who want honest government--no matter what their
previous hslory-are nearer another than they
TO the politicians.
The testimonial which It Is proposed to give to
Charles Mackay is intended TO prevent his reward being
entirely posthumous Tho Duke Of Sutherland and the
Duke of westmeath the Marquis Of Lorne, the Marquis
OF Harrington. Lords Roscbery, Russell, Wharncline
and others are on the Testimonial Committee
Victoria Anderson rope dancer from Sheffield who
will be remembered the Queen OF the Lofty Wire at
Barnums Hppodrome, aged twenty three fell on
Monday August O. At Berlin, from velocpede on rope
eighty feet high on which she. performing She
was feariuIy injured and died shortly afterward
In ST. Louis it is proposed 70 pay on the national
debt at the expense Of the dogs which arc SAID to rep
resent waste OF $50 600 that could be put at
pound interest &c. But does anybody want TO buy
the dogs at any price IT. however Missouri has dog
goned capital to the extent OF esOOO0 ooo perhaps
few other States will throw their pups and compound
interest will scarcely be necessary
A. p Rogers, Of Anoka Minn., writes to the Pioneer
Press in regard to the history Of William Morgan He
states that his father a missionary in the Wilder
ness of Northern Maine from about 1880 onward, and
visited al the settlements that district; that day
he upon a cabin in tho woods inhabited by sol-
tary man; he subsequently often this man. whom
no thought he knew, and whom he eventually recog-
nized Morgan. He had known Morgan earlier in ife
Morgan finding himself recornized Lott the ncghbor.
hood secretly