The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tue st. Louis Times has been enlarged.
A Masonic club is to be established In Londot
He has been TO Pougnkeepsie, but why does he
call himself fence post
the ST. Louis Democrat has been consolidated
with the Globe OF that city.
Rev. DR.. J. Newman, of Poultney, vt, is reg
istered at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Lolita, the versatile actress is smoDg the late
arrivals at the Glenham Hotel.
Paymaster George A. Lyon, United States Navy
Is quartered at the Sturtevant House.
some one pretends to have gathered 5000
pounds Of musket balls at Resaca, Ga.
queen Victoria has granted Lady Helps pen
slon or &, 900 year out oil the Civil List.
Captain Hams, of the steamship Scythia, naG
taken up his residence at the New York Hotel
Mr.. .SUtnburne is engaged studying the old
ballads preparatory to writing something apJut
them.
Professor M. r. Anderson, President OF Rochester
University, arrived last evening at the Everett
House.
Toast for a Scotch festival date In the even
Ing)-sThe Land o. Burns 0sh Kosh (not
Scotcn)r
J.F. Mack. OF the sandusky Register. has been
mentioned as the republican candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor OF OHIO.
Tho marble bust OF Charles Sumner, ordered a,
al a cost Of 81. 900, Is on exhibition at Boston.
AZ four O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the condi-
ton Of General Breckenridge was apparently uu-
changed, although ne was thought 20 be slightly
weaker.
A cable telegram from Rome. under date OF yes
terday, 18TH inst, announces that His Eminence
Cardinal Cullen has arrived in the Eternal City
from Dublin, Ireland.
General OGrady Haly was sworn in as Admins
traitor Of the Dominion government at ot,aws
Yesterday by Hon. Mr.. Dorion and Judges san,
born ana Laiontainc.
Next week We shall begin to understand
whether several witnesses in the Beecher case
went through the cross-examinations as success
fully as they seemed to at the time.
Judge Pierrepont, the new Attorney General
took charge OF the ONCE at Washington yesterday
and during the afternoon was called upon by the
various heads OF bureaus and others
The Vassar girls must be feeling pretty vigorous
this spring. when one OF them gets mad ant
KICKS fence post in the garden the shock knocks
all the buds or the trees.-Brooktyn Argus.
We are informed by cable telegram from Vienna,
dated on the 18TH inst, that HIS Excellency Hon.
Codlove i. ORTIZ the new American Minister TO
the Court OF Francis Joseph has arrived In tbs
Austrian capital
The President never removes man while under
whom there Is no suspicion. The secret OF con-
tinuing in once Is therefore, TO keep stealing anf
consequently keep under IRE"
Certificates OF passengers as to the sterling
qualities OF ships ana sailors are always good. bui
the best one we nave seen lately is that 10 the
Metropolis signed by "Mrs. Summers and infants
and sMrs. Ing and four children.n
ornitno-Logic.-Tt all birds that sing arc song
sters then all birds that roost roosters; hence,
all mems are roosters.-Commercidt Advertiser.
Didn,t you change your vowel IN the last easel
All BIRDS that roost are roasters.
An instructor In the family OF the English Am.
bassador at Rome was present at ceremony IN
the Vatican and remained seated while every one
else Knelt. lie was consequently expelled by tbs
guards and the Ambassador dismissed him irou
MS family. England Will howl over this, perhaps.
curious bet mas been made by well known
pedestrian and guide OF Pau and Nice. VINO has
wagered that within a certain time nc will cap
turc living izard in the Pyrenees, will bring ir
to Paris. conduct IL through the Champs Elysees,
ana make IL mount the Arc do Trlomphe without
touching It with switch. The izard Is the Wild
est and most unapproachable animal found In the
Pyrenees. Il Jumps from peak to peak at ths
greatest heights and s rarely shot even &C the
longest range
The garden attached to Bismarck's of1clal res
idence IL overlooked by the adjoining houses. ana
the tenants knowing the hours at which ths
Chancellor--.who, like all PrussIans lives Wits
coek-lke regulartY--is Ia the habit OF waking IN
the garden with view to resting his mind In
the intervals OF heavy wors, have learned ia
make good thing out Of their proximity by let
Jung out their windows to admirers " the 'aIron
Prince" or sightseeing strangers, who come armed
with immense binoculars ami take out tneir
moneys worth In good stare at the statesman.
OF course English tourists are reported to be the
most frequent customers and the boldest observ-
ers. but then IN Germany the English ana Amer.
leans are generally cOnioundea. At any rate the
staring nuisance seems % have grown TOO mucA
FOR The Chancellor.