The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congressman william Walsh. OF Maryland, is re-
siding at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Mrs. Belknap vile OF the Secretary OF War, has
apartments at the st. James Hotel.
Governor Charles X. Ingersoll, OF Connecticut
arrived last evening at the Albemarle Hotel.
Wee President Wilson arrived in Omaha from
the West yesterday, and will leave there to-day
Congressman Eldrldge G. Lapham, OF Canaan.
dairua, N. Y. is sojournlng at the Hoffman House
Paymaster Peter p. G. Hall and Major william
II. Brown, United states Army, are quartereo al
the Sturtevani House.
General Thomas W. Sherman and Colonel win,
lam X. Price, United States Army, are registered
at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Henry s. De Bevoise, ex-Mayor or Long Island
city, Will sail for Europe on June 5, in company
with the American rife team.
At this everybody who has been
scratched on the thumb by the tooth OF a dog
during the past twenty years begins 10 feel IN
easy.
Professors Theodore ID. woolsey, or New Havenj
+. /. Ritter, OF vassar College, and J. Henry
Tnayer. OF Andover Seminary, staying at tnt
Everett House.
BY cable telegram from Constanunople under
date OF esterday 2Sth inst, we learn that Hon
Horace Maynard, the new American Minister "a
Turkey has arrived in the city OF the sutans.
'Uncle SAM has been played at Turin, aud tho
ana the American people It is more probable that
the author is an ass than that his subjects arc
such as he presents them.
They have o scheme IN operation In England for
the extinction OF he.natIonal debt, which, with
great complication will extinguish IN 100 years
col 600 0o) or less tnan 81 600 600 year. In 5,00s
years we shall congratulate John Bun on this.
Austria complains that, as the monks aud nuns
driver out OF North Germany take refuge Tor the
great addition 10 the needy part OF her popula-
ton and to the enemies OF her liberal institu-
tlonsn
With what fidelity the dethroned monarchs
play at royalty CtamDord has bestowed the
cross OF the Royal Military order OF 81. Louis or
Count Bardl Tor gallantry in the Carllst service.
Bardl IS his nephew and so Il is all In the family.
" Das bliebt IN die iamtlle.r
An Armenian Bishop and a Turkish scribe, be-
tween whom there was enmlty, met at dinner &c
tae house or common friend and quarreed. The
scribe put out the lights and when other lights
were brought the Bishop dead. They buried
him, and are inquIring whether he was muir.
dered.
Dreadful misadventurei one or the small
BOYS VINO send stones through the windows OF the
railway carriage performed this little operation
IN England the other day on q carriage In whicI
the Princess Of Wales was on trip TO Windsor
Whether this IS treason, murder or sudden dcatn
the lawyers have not declared,
1t may be interesting 20 our theatrical man.
ayers to know that there Is a movement on foot
in London to secure the suppression OF the clause
In the Copywrght law that permits the adapta-
ton or French plays. II this succeeds they will
be put 10 the trouble ana expense OF making
their own adaptations.
In an immense mass or ice and earth, detached
from Mont Blanc through the melting OF the snow,
has just been found the corpse of an American
actor, John Blackiord, VINO three years ago MAIDS
an attempt TO ascend the mountain without
guides, and did not reappear the clothes ana
features OF the unfortunate man we're as on the
day ne was lost.
Early In May the Austrian Ministry or Commerce
dehberated as to how far Austria should take part
in the International Exhibition at Philadelphia.
IL was decided that only such articles should be
sent for exhibition as are capable OF being OK.
ported and rs are likely TO obtain market In
America, aud that the various stages Of produce
ton might be Illustrated ia the case OF each arti.
cle from the raw material up TO the completely
manufactured prodact. Tho number OF artices
which 1t win be permitted 10 send 10 the Exhloi.
ton in accordance with the above rules Is very
considerable.
i some dlplomatst interviewed Bismarck latolV
and asked him whether the German government
in view OF the probability OF French war of re-.
\ venge. would not DO wisely TO anticipate the al.
tack by declaring war itself the Princes replV
4 was that IL would be as unreasonable 20 DO 40 AZ
II he we're TO insist upon the instant execution d
i Kullmann on the ground that after his release
4 from prison, thirteen years hence ne might prob
ably renew his attempt upon the Chancelor's ne
But thcn we have heard Of cases In which mcs
like Bismarck didns tell the diplomausts al thss
j thought