The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28
PersonaI InteIIirencc.


Williams, Of Buffalo, and Professor Cox, Of CINCINNATI are
stopping at the Aston House.
At meeting Of the MAGISTRATES and reeyes Of thu
united counties Of York and Peel Toronto w. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed committee 10 dram an
ana the same to hs Royal Hghness the
frince OF Wales on his visit to British America The
Warden Ct the counties David Reeser Sq ), Colonel
an9mson Col Denison, COL Bridgford Rice Lewis, Esq.,,
From the Statistical List the members Of the Assem-
ny OF THIS State we are enabled to give the occupation Of
inc members as follows, yz-4s farmers, farmer and
chants, merchants and manufacturer lumber NOR
coanan fcwadels Ssr ac
try, commissioner Of deeds carpenter lsbofer
fmscnancs' l miller and grain dealer, miller aad
Iorwarder, miller, real estate agent, pattern maker
Mhogfaph printer grocers collector, &c, con,rac-
tor professor surveyor and civil engineer, printer,
lspecnlator, deputy clerk Of the New York Common
Council, and with occupation The heaviest member
Mr. Lewis Peck Of Ontario who weighs $40 pounds The
henas1 p men are hssss Smith Of New York city and
pounds. Mr.. Peck also the talcs.-measurng feet
inches Mr. Jas N. Servis is the notwithstanding
but feet inches.
Capt Dyer, Z. g. A.. Hon John Bell and lady, OF Tenn.
Hon. J. Wiley Edwards, Of N Y; Hon. Henry Long
nscker, Of Pa; Hon e. G. spaadIng and lady, n. r;
sui at Tehuanepec, are ia Washington
Judge John Ciopton, OF Va, not dead ~ reported
illness.
d. OOCufane, III. N 1.,W
be recoected has been confined at his home for some
months past sickness his seat In the House on
Monday, and was looking remarkably we'll.
Two Of John Browns daughters are attending Frank
B. Ssnborns school 1t Concord, N. II.
Col o. ". Tclfair, Of North Carolina; Mr.. r r B. e.
bridge Of st. Paul; Col E. r Alexander, U. g. A. Capt.
F. Myers, o s. A., and g Hsrdinse, Esq' OF Paris, are
Hon. Samus A. Law, who has been FOR come time III in
Albany, Is rapidly recovering.
The Wheeling Us) Lstsl.sos.osr s.ys:-we noticed
and went to west Alexander in hurry and got married
half Il seems that the father OF the young man Who
lives near Bsrnesvie, had been court;ng his present
sell % her Having great confidence in the Sdsment OF
his son, he concluded to send him down IN the country
where the young lady resided to take look
the soemnizaton OF the marriage contract The
down. and returning announced himself highly pleased
with the young woman, but counaelied short delay.
he wanted tine TO learn more Of his rao<her. in aw'
and continued to visit her, apparently for that purpose
The od mans surprise when he found that his had
hding parent, may be imagined.
Is Rarnum in Richmond There is . wooly horse e.
hbiting in that city which foaled In Rockingham
county, now nearly three years old stands full nf
teen hands high, a. gentle cat, and % well propor-
toned in every respect Indeed he . real horse i'm
Sleeps clothing being covered from head to feet With
the ordinary sheep Unlike the sheep, however his.
head ears and legs below the knees covered with
wool whilst his tail resembles that of the sheep Indeed
be might well be taken for mammoth ram without
horns, he has mAnc but for the fact that he IN
hcky coated with wool from the tip Of his nose 70 the
end Of his tail
From the register OF marriages recently certified 70 the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, BY the Clerk Of Jensrson
county Va, appears that the notorious John Cook
who was hung in Charlesown va was married n Hsr,
pers Ferry 70 Mary y. Kennedy the 18th Of April
1885, AT the time OF the marriage Cook was Is years IL
months and days old and Miss kennedy was as years'
old Cook was born in Connecticut, and was the son OF
Na'nanei and Mary Cook. Miss Kennedy the daugh-
ter Of John p and Ann Kennedy. AT the time Of the
occupation V put down as that o. book agent II does
formed. r