The New York herald., 1876-01-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Sultan has l, 200 ladies.
Notne hears OF Butler now.
Paris ladies use no false hair.
Erhine is fashionable in Paris.

No one hears OF Butler now.
Pans ladies false hair
Erhine is fashionable in Paris
Enyland imports American oysters.
QUEEN Victoria is enjoying sleigh riding
Anerican immigration is one-ha less this year than
1t wal last year
Tht Temple of Juggernaut is being destroyed by tho
rootsof banyan tree
Sehtor George s Boutwell, arrived at the Fifth Ave.
Iote last evening from his home Massachusetts,.
brooklyn man sat down on the shadow Of a ferry.
boat than but it was Ben Butler who hung his hat up
on aty
Tn. total income Of the Prince of Wales, from all
sources is about S575 900 The Princess receives be-
sides, 100000.
President Grants friends say that things
aged hat he reads very offensive articles about
hmslf 1t is a pity about him.
Dr. william Payfair and other prominent English
phytcans trying to reform the system of nursing
empoyed by the Sairey Camps
aides club in London for suburban shoppers and
matinee attendants gives dinners, lunches and dress.
ing iooms, but prohibits talking
General Burnside, who expected to attend the sol.
dier at Pottsve, Pa, to-day, is detained at
Providence by illness in his family
London Punch places Disrael in Egypt, holding the
key of Asia and looking at the sphinx which is wrk.
ing at him. Caption :-"Mose IN Egito'
Cardinal Manning says "the pastoral vigilance OF the
P,ntiG is great but hardly reaches the weights
and measures and quarterns and ellis and gallons OF
Christendom."
The London Saturday Review says that ''the farmers
and traders of the United States probably superior
in moral and intellectual qualities to the bulk Of any
other civilized community"
Murat Halstcad constantly prints articles against
spirtualism or as he calls it, "spooks" The fact
that he hangs round the subject much testiHes that
he has sneakng notion about spookualism having
something teasing in 1t that he would like to have
planned.
very fine set OF large photothographic plates Of
the building and grounds OF the Centennial Exposition
at Philadelphia has been published by julius Ben o.
New York In addition to the perspective drawings
the "Abum" contains complete set of ground plans,
with descriptive letter press. Tho plates finely
printed on heavy glazed paper.
Herbert Spencer who since tho death Of Mr Mil has
been accorded the position of leading English philoso
pher by like Huxley, ryndal and Balm, is in very
poor health He has had his autograph printed for the
qualification Of pestering curiosity seekers He is fifty
Eve years old and has never been married Those who
think he is ascetic mistaken; he delights in chill
dren's sports and likes roaring farce
The report on the geology and of the
zion of the thirty parallel from the Lake of the
Woods to the Rocky Mountains by Mr.. Dowsou
vs-"From what could learn, believe that at the
presea rate Of determination twelve to fourteen years
will sec the destruction of what now romans OF the
great northern band Of buffalo, and the
the trade robes and pemican in so far regards tbs
country north Of the Missouri River"
Mr. Arthur Give in the Geniteman's Magazine, falls
into lofty extravagances about Walt Whitmans poetry
He calls him 'tne nobest literary product Of modern
times electric and vitalzing' and preserving
balance Of mind and a sanity such poet since
Shakespeare has cvnced Per contra the last Fort
nohGv Rerie,c declares Walt whtmans writings to be
reproductions OF the thoughts of other men spoiled by
obtuseness or exaggeration," street sweepings o.
lumber landn and much more TO the same effect
The new edition Of Pepys famous "Diary throws
much new light on the times OF Charles H. All former
editions of Pepys' have been curtaiei and con
denscd. This gives the whole except some passagca
unit for publication. one volume out Of six only IS
yet published which is however, iul oi revelations of
the drinking. gaIvanting and maize touches Of tho
social and domestic life Of its quaint author and ms
! contemporaries.