The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

An. we'll II we could have some "true inward
nessn at that prlcel
CONGRESSMAN John A. Kasson, OF Iowa, is stay.
ing at the Clarendon Hotel.
Rev. II. H. Waters of Toronto, is among the late
arrivals at the Westminster Hotel.
Governor Tllden is not expected at Albany for
a week yet. His health is improving.
Hastonhnney Helersshouts Is the name OF the
newest poet; discovered In st. Louis
Secretary Robson returned to Washington yes.
terday morning from Rye Beach, N. H.
Assemblyman George W. schuyler, OF Ithaca, 10
sojourning at the Metropolitan Hotel
Professor Thomas :. Price, OF Virginia. arrived
last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Congressman Elias w. Leavenworth, OF Syra-
cuse is registered at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Kindly done on the part OF Wimbledon. They
don't want to beat our fellows too suddenly.
General A. G. Lawrence, OF Rhode Island, has
taken up his residence AT the Albemarle Hotel
The part OF the theatre that wo call Olympus is
in Paris called paradise because they eat apples.
A cable despatch from London, under date OF
this morning. 9tn inst, announces that Professor
Cairnes Is dead.
Mgr. Roncet,L the Pope's nuncio, and suite. ana
the Count ard Countess de la Rocnloucald OF
Paris, are at Montreal.
''Tbe none xecution OF article OF the Treaty of
Prague" said Field Marshal Won Moltke, "will
cost MS two army corps"
Brevet BrIgader General George B. Dandy, of
the ouartermaster's Department, United States
Army is at tine Metropolitan Hotel.
Fonche, Napoleon's great policeman, was buried
at Trieste ; but his boay has just been exhumed
TO be put in n family vault in france.
Viscount de Tnury, OF France, arrived at the
New York Hotel yesterday rom st. Louis. lie
viii sail for Europe tomorrow in the steamship
vile de Paris
Right Rev. Dr.. Thomas A. Jaggar, Episcopal
Bishop OF southern Ohio, arrived al the Coleman
House last evening, with MS family, on the way "a
the White Mountains.
At Chinon, In France, joyous festival is In
preparation to CELEBRATE the memory OF Rabeais.
The pious press objects, ana seems to forget that
Raoelals was priest.
In mis- first lecture or the course now on Pro-
lessor Claude Bernard held that through tho
study OF physiology science would eventually
mast or the secret OF llfe
they pretend 20 have In Paris an American
lunatic-a .'ricn gentleman OF Cincinnati" The
story runs that he went all the way to Paris to be
embalmed, and tried TO commit suicide In the
emnalmer,s establishment as preliminary.
All that Brother SheariDan wants as pay for hia
services Is love; but probably few 1ne pocket
hanAkerchlcfs would be appreciated II the
brother ever does take "wIpor to his bosom" 1t
should be OF that tear-absorbing sort.
Under the regtn'e OF President Grant there has
Decn economy. In the bills OF previous Presi-
dents there was regular yearly salary OF $3.50
for books for the library Of the Executive Man
sion" Under Grant that salary disappears.
they don't want any books.
More slaveries than one.--Rgns Hon. B. D.
NOW that Your Highness has seen the blessing Of
freed IN, trust we may rely upon your strenuous
help In putting down slavery Sultan Seyyid
Barghasn-Ah yes; certainly But rcmemr, Ood
sncikh Ben DIZZY, conservative party very strong
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