The New York herald., 1879-02-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following Americans were registered at the
Paris Office of tho HERALD on Saturday.
Bergen. G. c.. Brooklyn, No. 80 Boulevard Hauss-
mann.
Cook, DR.. c. D., and family, Brooklyn.
Dow, W. L., and wife. Florida No. Rue Bien-
faisance.
Emery, J. j., Cincinnati Ohio, No. 25 Rue Dephot.
Francis James B., and wife. Massachusetts,, Chat
ham Hotel.
Gill, John. and family. Baltimore. Nd, Bedford
Hotel.
Grace, Miss A. c., New York. Continental Hotel.
Grace. W. r., New York. Continental Hotel.
Knight II. williston. New York. Con tinontal Hotel
Laruberton. Charles L.. and wife. Philadelphia,
Hotel du Couronne.
McClintock. E. w.. New York. Continental Hotel
Pune.t Rev. T. A.. Baltimore, Nd, Bedford Hotel
Tower. Miss n. p. st. Louis. NO.. No. 80 Boulevard
Haussmann.
Hawcis calls music the language of the emotions.
In playing Hamlet" Mr. Irving uses black hair.
President MacMahon pardoned 500 Communists.
Gcrster is the very dentist Of opera singers She
draws.
Miss Kellogg. the divine singer. loves pigs feet
picked.
1ennyson loves English farm life in its most prac.
tical ways.
Bret Harte's family call him Frank" which is
really his first name.
The weather in Canada Ia thirteen degrees below
Charles Francis Adams.
Each l,avaran is supposed to drink fftythrce gal
Ions OF beer In a twelvemouth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has been lec.uring on
s'Icreditsry Parentage" in Chicago.
Iu heaven the deacons Will be able to conceal
chcws of tobacco while they pass round the plate for
pennies.
Mr.. W. II. Bishop, who represented the Audnitc
Mosiy at the Paris Literary Congress- has returned
| 10 this country.
London World says that the statesmen who rule a
nation should keep the mind OF the people occupied.
II we are not mistaken this is what blacksmith does
| with horses.
| London Sporting Tme,:-"A thrifty father took his
boy 10 q doctor. III you him for less than
the funeral expenses. said he. go ahead; but you
can't. sonny II have TO take his chances'"
Dxnbury Necs:-"By boring hole through o sill
| yer dollar and tying IL TO tag Connecticut man
sent it through the mail for cent whereas IL he
had put it in an envelope It would have cost him
three cents. No one but q New Englander would
have thought of such device. and II is this prompt
graphing with the situation that gives New England
! its mighty influence upon the world"
London Yrptt.--"At the same time that hc is such
| q fluent musical writer Onenbach is uncommonly
industrious and energetic. Even when acutely suf-
foring from Rout, which is frequent ailment with
| him, he never gives up writing. This accursed leg
| will not let walk, he said once 70 friend while
suffering agonies in his chair but 10 will not
| prevent me from writing waltz And so he wrote
| one there and then.'
so august body the Senate of tho United States
is supposed TO be shoudlong ago have made All order
prohibiting persons not entitled TO tho privileges o
the floor Of the Senate from intruding there. 1 was
| only last winter when we saw tho Reverend Talmage
and few other theological hruissrs sitting against
the wall just behind men like Dawes. Teller. Jones
and wallace. suppose Jack Logan aud Matt Carnen
j ter had bssn there.