The New York herald., 1876-01-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Persians persecute Jews.
Savannah has shell roads
Snow avalanches in Utah
Buffalo hunting near Cheyenne.
Kentucky peach trees in blossom.
Humpty Dumpty Fox has lucid intervals
General Sheridan is in the Indian Territory
Signor P. Brignol has arrived in New York.
Hon Reverdy johnson has returned from EurNr
Pail Mau Gasctte:-''France is pre-eminently the
land of fine linen"
Rev. Brooke Herford and family, of England, have
arrived In this country.
The weather in and around New YORK Is sad TO be
like that Of a Tennessee winter.
General Williams and wife, formerly Mrs S. 4
Douglas, are stationed at Omaha
Julian Hawthorne thinks that living in alts with
common hallway is demoralizng
Browning said to Tennyson day after dinner,
'eYours is the claret, the port"
Much progress has been made during the past twelve
months with the new forthcatons Germany.
cable telegram from London, under date of ycser-
day. that Lord Napier of Magdala, has been
appointed Governor Of Gibraltar
sixty-onc thousand emigrants have gone from Great
Braitan New Zealand in four years and Macauiay'i
vision is likely to be Transformation.
Baltimore Anerlcan-'Itis curious fact that almosl
every prominent journalist in this country is an ex
ceptonally good and large hearted man."
The Marquis and Marquise de Blssano, Of Paris whd
arrived from England in the steamship Russia yesisr
day, have apartments at the Brevoort House.
Secretary Robson has restored the old flags o.
admiral vice admiral and rear admiral which Farra-
gut so opposed giving up for Porter's new
An English geologst claims that the first forms
life grew out OF the chaky deposits the bottom
the ocean. Thence grew all higher forms Of life.
The Newcastle England Chronicle says Of Kate Field
ruplax rnnid ko liam to
slcklied Ger with the pale OF thoughts very
pallid one"
The secret Of Marshal MacMahons popularity with
the French people is that he soldier who WILLING
fill political Office without making it minister to
personal ends
Murat Halstead says:-'Looking back the
war; the colossal figure that above the smoke and
dust the strong embodiment OF the national will Is
that Of Stanton"
Anthony Trolope is said to be an extraordinary
literary workman. He begins work early in the
ing and writes from i've TO nine -Four hundred
words quarter Of an hour is his usual allowance
NJ. de Compeigne, giving account Of Equatorial
Africa says that the Okandas dearly love salt, bat
would little bit rather have rum. This is sad. for
rum is very bad while Two or three bushels of salt
wouldn't hurt anybody.
The baptism OF the Prince OF Gram Para, infant son
OF the Comte dEu and Donna Izabcl Princess Imperial
OF Brazil took place the Palace at Rio Janciro on
the I'd OF December the nftieth anniversary oil the
Emperor Dom Pedro's birth.
ST. Louis Repu5Iican:-" NRw YORK hKRALn
talks about the extraordinary patience oi adominick
hen on a China egg Probably the HERALD never saw
lone woman late at night standing behind the front
door with a pair Of brass tongs"
His Majesty Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, has fixed
the 26th of March for his departure from Rio Janeiro
for New York with the. Empress on his visit 10 the
United states. The steamer Hevelus is TO return 70
Rio in time to proceed with them TO the United Statcs
calling at all the chief northern ports Of Brazil
The Richmond (val Wing says:-"The south casts
behind her all Of the past that hostile TO the Union
She has sworn anew allegiance to the Union and be,
sons will be the first to buckle their armor to pro
,ec, ia integrity from foes, whether foreign o
domestic"
correspondentirom Milan says that because Milan
csc lady will not walk the unaccompaned by
near relative and because certain American girls whil
studying music in that city indscreet in their
ners, an American lady be free from insult
ing approach by Italian gentlemen.
Lord Grey isuneasy because the 900 900 whom h,
supposes land could at put into the field do no
include sufficient proportion OF trained soldiers Will,
the London Times seeks 10 quiet his alarm by the re-
mark that militia force OF 100 900 men cannot bo ca
tircy worthless even regards active operations
At his last Parliamentary reception Prince Bismarck
made some rather sharp remarks on German Journal
ists observing among other things that they are toe
apt to draw their imagination Tor sensaionaIr ar
ticles foreign politics, and thus do not allow them
selves sufficient tmO space for the thoughtful discus
sion OF home AFFAIRS