The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-05
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Theirs has bronchitis from a cold caught at
Remusats funeral.
Mayor R. l.. Fulton, OF Galveston. Texas, is stay
ing at the st. James Hotel.
Payaaster Henry d. Reese, United States Army,
is quartered at the Grand Hotel.
Senator William A. Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, is
sojourning at the Hoffman House.
III Tnronin has been imprisoned for one year in
France because his DOG killed little boy.
Chaplain osgood E Herrick, United States
Army is registered at the Windsor House.
Mr.. Benjamin Il. Ticknor, Of Boston, is among
the late arrivals at the Westminster Hotel
MIR. George S. Bangs, superintendent OF the
Railway Postal Service, has arrived at the st.
james Hotel.
There Is little doubt but that the Right Rev. DIR.
%Croxe will be appointed Catholic Archbishop OF
Casnel, Ireland.
1t Is reported that Brigham Young ia ready to
marry all the Yassar girls at once-but the girls
insist on separate ceremonies.
In an international match" just before our
team reached IrslAnd the English Deat the Irish
and the Scotcn beat the English.
hon. Henry p lie Poer Trench, Second Secretary
OF the British Legation a. Washington, has apart
ments at the Westmoreland Hotel.
In 1SA1 she population OF Ireland was Sill ,124;
in 1871, 54l2,S77. IN the last census there were
IA persons returned as over 100 years OF age.
Lately they had tremendous tnunderstorms In
France, and IL was noticed that the Wild animals
on exhibit on were uncommonly intractable and
dangerous.
| The newly organized Societe des AncienaTextes
Francois is gong to print from manuscript the
best specimens OF tae Middle age language and
! literature OF France.
In England gentleman was appointed second
secretary OF the British Legation at Rome, but
upon the discovery that he was q Catholic the
government required him 20 resign.
| General Horace Capron, formerly Commissioner
OF Agriculture and subsequently nlllng q similar
position under the Japanese government, arrived
IN Washington last night from Toxic, Japan.
The state Of Father rom Burke's health Is such
that all hope OF his being able to preach the ser
mon at the grand high mass in the Cathedral OF
Dubn on the occasion of the O'CCnnei centenary.
has mad to be abandoned.
The London Academy pronounoes Marion mar
lands latest novel "From NY Youth Upn to be ON
the whole dull, and it thinks that Mrs. Stowe's
1--WE and Our Neignbors" has very slight attrac-.
tlons for any class OF readers.
''The London Publishers Circular proposes an
book useful TO editors, ana that would sell well
to the public, "a Gallery OF Kings" to contain
full biographical sketches and engraved portraits
OF all reigning sovereigns. With the amendments
of putting In the Presidents, or CHIEF Executives
! oil the KepuDHci tUlS ID sOVu NM w AmSAioau
publishers.
Captain Mancini, OF the italian bersageri,
nevor edited paper in Brooklyn, neither did M.
Benau dc Baylor ever preach there; and this.
] perhaps accounts Tor the fact that when the Cap
tain was satisfied OF the guilt OF his wife he sent
TO Baylou to know where they should meet, and
when they met shot MIN fatally. AT Baylon's
! mineral yelled woman appeared and when the
service was over swallowed bottle OF sulphuric
acid she ives not Mancinlis wife, but the servant
whose disclosures mad led TO Baylon's death.
! At meeting OF the 0'oonnen Centenary Cele-
bratIon Committee in Dublin great dis1ppoint.
meus and regret was felt upon the Lord Mayor in
| forming the members that he mad just had teIe.
gram rom Bishop Ryan, OF st. Louis. In the United
States. stating that lie was unable to.deliver the
centenary GRAFTON, as requested by the committee.
Tie following was the telegram:--"Bishop Ryan.
So. Louis, to the Lord Mayor Of Dublin Invita-
don regarded as greatest com oliment OF nv life
Stern duty alone prevents acceptance. Letter
explainan