The New York herald., 1875-11-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

San Francisco Clearing House for its banks-
Karl Blind thinks that a Polish uprising probable.
Fhe Chicago Times thinks that this is bad year for
sbossesn
A writer says that herrngs make as much Drawn as
beef does for Englishmen.
In Texas young carnels bring $3.50 each After their
brstes grow they bring more.
There is a movement towards raising trees on little
terraces along London streets.
The Grand Duke Alexis Is In Greece, and intends
passing the winter at Athens
On dit an increase in the tax on beer, TO meet part
OF the deficit Of the German budget
Sir Henry Rawlinson recommends that the English
should occupy Quetta in Central Asia.
Emperor William had ga severe cold" This is why
he did not grace the Stein festival with his presence
Mr. o'Connor Power, NJ p, returned to this city yes
erday and IS residing temporarily at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Royalty in disguise The King and Queen OF Dem
mark are travelling in Europe Count and Countess
Falster.
Carlyle has the OF his hand shattered that
he cannot write himself He is obliged to employ an
amanuenss
NJ Theirs was loudly cheered down in the mines
OF Amin He was overcome with such deep express
sions OF regard.
The Lord Mayors show tomorrow is not to be
s'desecrated with tradesmen's trophies" But what
about the State coach9
English chemists complain that several kinds OF ale
and porter mysterious properties Of intoxics
tion and stupefaction.
Nothing is more noteworthy than that the Southern
newspapers edited by old Southern men,
friendly to the West than to the East.
"Dog eat dog, !" says General Cssey. SO he has sent
special officers to watch and report upon the move
ments and condition Of the German army
DR.. Whtmore recommends to England that patients
with infectious diseases should be isolated in houses
where their friends may take Of them.
The gossips Of Lyons mystined. German
officer Of Uhlaus paraded the street uniform, and
they wondering why the mob didn't kill MIN.
NJ. Barthold, French Minister at Washington, and
Mr. J. H. de Hegermann Lindencrone. the Danish MIN
lister, arrived last evening the Brevoort House.
Mr. Baushtleaker. German Of Philadelphia, Is said
by correspondent be the originator Of the kecly
motor or at least of a motor very much like Keely'S
Dr. Linderman estimates the probable yield OF the
gold and silver mines OF this country for 1916, 20 be
500 o00 about twice the yield since lS49
"what did Prince Gortschakon say to NJ. Theirs At
ouchyYn asks a Belgian journal "Ah, we know" ro-s
Plies French paper which must be very satisfactory
10 the curious
NJ Rance cries Eureka, - and launches, upon the{
Paris public book entitled thus, "History OF tho
Origin Of Inventions, Discoveries ana human inst1u-
tions.n Not much left after this
Field Marshal Won Moltke at Milan sad, ~ cannot
sec any police" Italian editors present--'I fewer
police we're employed in Germany on state occasions
Italy might return the compliment"
The President Mrs Grant and General o r. Bab-
cock the Presidents Secretary, arrived in this city last
evening by the limited express train from Washington,
and took up their quarters at the Ffh Avenue Hotel.
Later in the evening tho Presidential party attended the
Park Theatre.
General Thomas +. Bourke, IN his lecture "Irsh
Nationality" al Montreal, in the midst Of the election
excitement and of the Gubord preparations, had The
4 exccIlcn. Judgment to avoid those subjects Genera
Bourke himself has said that he does feel authorized
to speak the views Of the Pope and that he would
speak about Guibord when his audience came 10 hca
ahQut something clSa