The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
Personal Intelligence.

Hon. John NJ Wood Of Portland, Name and Hon. j. B.
Guthrie, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel present Tne
latter gentleman Secretary OF the Treasury under
President Pierce's administration
Edgar NJ Brown, Doorkeeper Of the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives, has compiled In neat paph-
let form the Annual Register Of the Executive ana sisa
tive Departments Of the Government Of Massachusetts for
1860, from copy Of which We learn that the great and
general court made follows-Farmers, SO; mer-
chants, ST. lawyers, "a boot and shoe manufacturers 49,
manufacturers, III physicians, g. tanners 8; editors s.
rsee manufacturers each: clergy men, 8; teachers,
bakers shoemakers, hatterr mechanics and gentlemen
EACH morocco manufacturers, auctoneers, leather ds
ers publishers, nasons, real estate agents, furniture
Dealers boot and shoe cutters, deputy sheri, clerks
accountants, hotel keepers painters, each; fortyone
other professions and branches Of business
ed by enc each. OF the above $50 members In both
branches 2?5 we're born IN Massachusetts James Rider,
mariner, of New Bedford 10 the oldest member BE was
born March 49, 1855, and is therefore, Is years Of age
About ten O'Clock the night OF tho 9Th inst The city
OF ANNAPOLIS, Maryland was thrown into state Of
element BY the announcement that personal collision
had taken place between General NcKag, Of the Mary
land eenate and the famous Judge stump, Baltimore
General Mckag, who was Of the Senate committee
In the yard Of the City Hotel conversing with friend
when Jude Stump passed and stepped In front them The
General addressed the Judge pleasantly when the follow
ing colcquy took place between them:-
me who signs report without reading H. N'-
Say you ssDsd the o, the Committee Of
The Senate In my case without reading II.
SESERA-u yCu make such an assertion you state what
is false.
Here the Judge put stop to the cooquy by raising his
cane to strike the General but slow for his oppo-
nent The Judges was thrust asde and that OF The
General came down On the back Of the Judge, and was
sbvered to pecee The Judge stumbled and FELL but was
not injured and the friends Of the parties separated them
While Judge NcConihe, Of Troy, on Tuesday evening,
was receiving the congI atuAtions Of his friends on "
election Of one Of his eons Mayor Of that city, he received
teeeaphic despatch stating that another ,sppe->Shn
AcConihe, Esq had been nominatad q the docraxic
candidate for the Aayoralty In the city Of Omaha In Ne
city Of several thousand population, and Mr. Jno Mccoaihe
y almost certain to be Mayor Of H. when the elscon sha
have taken place. Thus The Judge will have two Of his
sons Mayors Of cities n the same time. u = mot every
day That father has two officiating democtaic Mayors
for IONS ~
Governor Sam Medary, q Kansas, has len The Terri
ory for the EAst
She Rev. Mr.. wneon ,of Guelph, c. W., elopsd with
young woman named Cassidy, bot AFTER short time be-
camc red Of hcr left her, ard returned 10 Guelph but
ded him a clothing, laid about thirteen pounds Il tar
applied feathers thereto and let him CO. The aAr has
occasicned great excitement
Or. A. p Peabody Of Portsmouth has been nominated
Preacher and Plummer Professor Harvard University
n place Of Or. Huntington, resigned. Tho nomiuatson
win be acted upon aa The hcxt meeting Of the Board Of
OveSseers
Nine Of the Aldermen Of st. Louis have been confined
In jail for contempt Of court.
Captain Robinson, u. g. A.; Captain McNuty do Cap
tain Frederick Myers do, and Captiin W. Craig, do are
\ Washington.