The New York herald., 1876-11-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Banks is sixty.
Mark TWAIN is engaged on a now play.
Los Angeles, Cal, has u, 900 inhabitants
Major Pangborn, Of Jersey City, is in Washington.
Ex-Governor palmcr of Illinois, was born In Ken
tucky.
There will be nve German Americans In the next
House.
NJ Dufaure holds that the "falsincation Of wine ID
q crime
Mr. Cox says that his election to the speakership
assured.
Mr. Beecher drew very large audiences while in New
England.
New Hampshire doughnuts arc being trotted out tos
overshoex
will somebody please say that this s snow joke a
the season?
Richmond democrats say that there will bc light
ing in that city.
General Benjamin F. Butler, OF Massachusetts, ID ~
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Montgomery Blair says that Wade Hampton ID one d
the greatest men OF the age.
The st. Louis obe-Democrat wants to know who Il
the ideal Congressman Guess IL 10 old Race Tucker
with Butler clnging TO his hair.
Ex-Governor Castor, OF Massachusetts,, declines Il
be a candidate for Mayor Of Boston.
Count Frederick Posse Centennial Commissioner foI
Sweden, is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Tho British Quarterly thinks that Herbert Spencer
and his PHILOSOPHY" are greatly overrated
Norristown Herald:-The girl Of tho porod-Elec-
tion Bet-ErcAange We thought her name was
Louisa Anna
President Smith. Of Dartmouth College, has been
suffering from slight attack OF pneumonia for few
days, but Is recovering.
Baron Blanc. Italian Minister at Washington, ro-
turned TO this CITY Yesterday from Philadelphia and ID
at tho Albcmarle Hotel
The 81. Louis Republican, q democratic papcr, APP
peas to republicans asking them to let the democrats
have everything their own way.
Springfield Mass Rpublican :-'sThe quantities Of
flowers whcn Tilden receiving daily rather sug
gestive Of funeral or q weddinc."
Mr. Robert NJ Reynolds United States Minister ia
Bolivia arrived from Aspinwall in tho steamship :
Acapulco yesterday and is At the St. Nicholas Hotel
Augusta tGa) Chronic,e:-"The postmasters to
have gotten the radicals into pretty muddlc, The
obituary OF the party will cad:--"Died OF too much
postmaster" 7"
Colonel Bec, o farmer Of California owning 81, ,00N
Of land, says that workmen the Chinese ar
faithful, whilc discharged soldiers bummers bm
he admits that he himself sometimes gets tight
Senator Paddock, of Nebraska was a country boy oi
Warren county, in Now York, and went TO Omaha "a
practise law in 1851; has been Governor OF wyoming
and succeeded the blatant Parson Upton Senator
Senator Conovcr or Florida, is only thirsy-six He
New Jersey boy, and having served as assistant
surgeon during the and having been sent to
Florida has remained there with his tto carpet bag
SINCE
Al Los Angeles the venerable Pho Pico, away back
1S5. 1853, stakcd $60 0c0 horse and lost
Saddle ana bride taken of the winning horse
and no grass for the rest Of his days
by the grateful winner.
Dr. Schlicmann has Just discovered grand subter.
rancan chamber filed with gold and silver plato at the
supposed tomb of CassandrA Fastened to one Of tho
jcwel caskcts found an ivory pawn ckes covered
with delicate Greek characters
The silver springs just discovered In Oregon are roe
markabIc Tho waters arc mpregnated with liquid
silver 50 that an bar floats the surface hunt
or recently rowcd one Of them and found SIS
worth OF precious metal In the basket work OF his
A girl stopped at Toledo, where she said sho had
boon betrayed into mock marriage and deserted. A
kind family took her and loaned the wretchcd girl
s35 to take her to her parents home and pardon.
upon inquiry IL was discovered that there were NO
such parents
Colonel g. Greenwood has written important book
describing trce-liitcr and telling how 70 transplant
large trees with lie chooses trees from
twenty thirty feet hgn, and cuts all large branches
close the stem; the ground tho depth of three
feet lc TO the roots the small brcs being away.
Samuel Choatc, Of Portland, for twelve years lrc-
man tho Maine Central Railroad, luck Ho has
had TO pick out scanty living for himself since he
thrcc years old when hts father thought to
have died OF a fever in California But now the old
gentleman comes back rolling in wealth and Is - take
his son homo TO san Francisco next week.
Saturday Rcriec:-"Gir.s, it would seem, are by
nature inclined to untrushiuiness than boys; bus
this inclination is really very often the result Of moral
cowardice, defect which may be said is as common
to boys and men as TO girls and women Among men
the Practice OF fasehood is perhaps, not more rare
fo~rn