New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14
Personal.

Senator Hicks Of Maryland who was struck
with analysis lest week died Yesterday at his hotel In
Washing or The Sere suffered anpuiaton of leg
lasi year, ard that to- stbor with Ii excitement at
tendan: upon bis petition Governor Of MaIynd. at
the outbreak u the Rebellion. is supposed to have
FASTENED the fatal shock Gov. Hicks was in his 10Th
Northern gentleman cnd lad sigh fed his intention of
retiring from tie Senate In Il meantime, the posi-
ton Of Collector of Palm Lad bsen rendered him,
and il Is undertood it wCLld lave been accepted baG
Lis life pnd health been spared.
C,l. Hugh VI. Jancway Of the First New
JERSEY Cavalry wounded in Q late action near Peters.
oure reached BIS hOl in 30 20 City last week. H.
is example to young en- OF unialtering devotion
the service OF their county. lio comes back Wit
lis treh wound. EEte ing bis re-imcnt at tie begin
ming Of the war. nreeel years old, he hrs risen to b.
Colonel at twenty three. AS soon as his wound
healod he will have BRIGADE Of cavalry. and IN tba
position will lie the youngest lie ono of the abies!
aud mos, deserving. officers in the service.
Mr.. Jacob Little, the well known fnancier.
whose name has Lcen familiar os household words.
in WALL st. for than leli century. IL seriously ILL.,
rlcl 40 that biz life is 60 paired o. His disease WI
prob by eliminate in sofcniig Of the brain. Year
ago Mr. Little wGs tie King o. lie stock Eoarl. Bui
With age me repeated reNeIses against which be va
ess end lcss able 10 contend. and eventually he CAV
place to younger men. Yet o did not altogether r.
nquish business. Il ough his name belongs rather T.
the Jast tLan tie pIeselt. Continuing to tLow n
accustomed round OF duties I'LL within few days past
wien his mind broke dos under the unequal stIugg
and lie was taken TO bis lomo probably never more t.
etui n To the scene of lis long and ar,uous career
The Count of Paris who served on McClel-
Ian's ST. a. in letter to Mr. L. ". Edge of LondoH,
critcisos HcClclcn's military Tolicy. rs well as b.
great mistake in leading The political movement Of las
Frn Tie Ccun, adds that his entire syupnthics were
with Mr. Lincoln before the election. ana that he BIT
tory regrets tie ,rl hck Of energy and moral cou.
age Displayed by Mcclellan in the Peuinsuar campaign
Andrew J. Donelson, adopted son Of Andrey
Jackson who will DO remembered as prominent ci'-
zen Of Tennessee and who candidate FOR the Vice
Presidency tie ticket th MIlard Fillmore in leo
recently came within Il Union lines at Nashville
TOOK tie amnesty OATH and has sirce Teen priyiegedt
90 where he pleased in iht State without let or hir
derauce from the Federal uthoitics During his tern
in ID re lie did not enter into either The civil or mtGi
service of the Reels and did no. compromise himse
in support OF the cause OF ion further than cir
cumstances compelled. lie p'ssed Caro-, few da!'
ago. bound TO Bolivar Miss. where lie Owls two o.
three plantations N,thny remains Of them. we be
lcyc hut the land tie negroes, stock and improve
ments having all been swept away BY tie rayases O.
war.
At the annual meeting Of the NeT-Jersey
State Editorial Association last week. the foIoRin
officers were elected: For Prcsident-T. w too'e.
Wee Presiden,s-lst T. Niyon I'd. jacob Suits; 90
Clark Picrson; ih. o. NanderioIen' 9TH T. M uler'
Secretary---John 7. BGbcocS. T-easusy-David MAIL
Executive Commiitoe-F :. Mills. a. A. vance NJ
i. Hamilton.
Ex-senator Foote Of Tennessee, md late o
the Rebsl senate saied Saturday iom this rort fo
Europe in tic steamer Ciy Of COX In search OF some
"s,luestered spot" in which 10 end his days.