New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27
tie az ADMINISTRATORS Of Mr.. Jesron, nai fur elk yea
Of He administration Of Mr.. Madison.

-Herijok McCsrty, lad Of only l6 yesrs of AZ,
committed suicide al Ingerso. c. w, On Wednesday
les,, by banging.
NJ. Frarc. j. GTund has srrived in Washington.
y, =. sfncr.s toward the United State vera accos.
er,.oihr r.. lie Clsrc lie ter
..,bo ,,.u,,, alton of tee W ,bster Statue on TIE
I7.b Of senembor W. Gu is the 2l9th anniversary Of
the settlement OF Boston 90 or'Aon viii be delivered
by the Hon. Edward Everett
We learn from The Raleigt ~ c. Htanf0rd "a 81
AT meeting Of the Trustees OF the Un'vef'ty 'eh %
that city Thursday last it resolved % tender %
Dr.. Hawke, Of Calvary Church. New-York, re no
es.orsbip Of History 10 The University Of the Sag
Tie StaHda,d thinks he will sccep; the appointment
DR.. Hawks would thus b. enabled 20 finish, without
Interruption, his History Of North Carolina the great
literary labor Of his life.
-TLe Sp,ingEtjd RepuLlicar says: james Cor
don Bennett OF The Ne,o York Herald, was in Boston
last week, duing with party whereof Gov. Banks
was member
The Board OF Aldermen Of Boston have passed, in
concurrence, the resolution thanking Mr.. George
Sumner foi Lis Fourth Of july Grafton Tae vote
stoo1 9 tO3.
jonathan burlington, esq, lately deceased At RoE
tury, at the advanced age Of between seventy ani
eighty ycais, is weather. than was supposed. lie
wa. rated at between $l5O Gao and $780, 600 but vas
really worth nearly half million.
The new buildings Of the Chicago University
were dedicated on the 2lst instant An address was
delivered on the occasion by Senator Doolitte OF
Wisconsin.
A gentleman who has been Familiarity known by
the raue Of Andrew Jackson but whose real name
is Andrew IIositt was found dro xDed at NeT-Bed-
ford Ill. clothes were found upon the shore and he
Lad evidently gone into the water to battle. He Vas
in the Mexican war with IsylOrs army and had five
bullets shot into his bresst and arm, two Of which
were never extracted. Ths wounds he received
caused AZ alteration Of mind, ard frequently he
dressed hmstlfin ssoder coat and marched through
the streets He received pension from the Govern
meut Of 500 q year.
-Ctief-Justcs fancy is At the White Sulphur Va
Springs.
John Randolph inkstard ia low is the posses
sion Of Mr.. Robert Moris, vi Louisville, Ky, having
been presented TO him by Dr. Henry Of Florida
We learn nom toe Springfield illj papers, that
meeting WA called last week to take into coDsidcra
ton the after of erecting monument over the grave
Of the Hon. Thomas L. Harris the member of Con.
gress from the Sixth District who died about eight
months siu,e. He slceps i'll aquct graveyard in the
to an Of Petersburg,
-Crinoline was originally the name of aPsrisian
rnOd,Ste-one Madame Cripone, who kept a set OF
drefsmaking ms in the Rue de In PAX. IT eyento-
ally came into to denote the article most IN repue
at Ler establishment She it was who by the inven-
ton Of horse-har woven into sort OF cloth and manu-
featured into pettccats enabled the fair sex to dis
perse with that clumsy sbomuatl0n which always
placed them, if Dot in headong hurry CERTAINLY IN
"a hustle The name of the pettcoat was given
from that of the Inventor has frequently happened
the cIinoline the petticoat, derived from Crro-
line, the dressnaker.
Tile Worcester SPY Gays that an cod Folks
Quilting" took place in South Sutton last week at the
house Of widow Joshua Lackey which was attended
b. sixteen ladies' whose united ages amounted to ten
hurdred and Gfty-iOur years They quilted quilt OF
ealy two thousand pieces the largest less than four
inches square.
Two women of Cayuga, Canada West, went into
the forest to material for hoops, being resolved to
keep up with the prevailing fashion. They selected
the item of the poison ivy, and after wearing the
hoops few dsys go dangerously affected a. To
require medical treatment.
The Schenectady Sta says; we have heard it
rumored that the Hon. DapiI +. Sckles is negota-
ting for the purchase of the residence OF certain ega
ge teman in this city, with the view to take up hi
residence here"
A suit Of Mrs. Grant who lost her husband at the
accident of the Desjardinc Canal has, alter passing
through oil the Courts of the Province of Cansda,
been decided in her favor.
-T1e Columbus Journal SAYS there is young,
selfteueht artist living in Warren, Trumbull County
O. named Crawford who bids fair to plsce his name
auorg the highest the scroll OF excellence IN MS
art lie cannot be more than twenty years of age, and
vet HE pantircs compare syorably with the works OF
our best srtsts.
-Ia.t week in Charleston, s. c., Judge Withers,
who is pre,dirg al the Court now in session IN that
city. 6ned Mr. Thomas NJ. Hume $500 for having CON
versation with urymau in regard to case that wa
then before tbem. He also fiued the Deputy Sheriff
slG0 for allowing Mr.. Hume access to said Juryman.
The Charleston papers speak in the highest terms oil
the remarks Of Judge withers on imposing the sen-
tencc.
Having printed the claims of the Scotch to Gari-
bald we are only just to the large and respectable
Jones family v hen we print the following from The
PtttrsJugh VA Express, which Gays
"Gsrihaidi is a descendant of Mr.. John Johnston
Jones wso died al his residence in Blsndiod about
the wear l76i. 1t is fact that besutlul young
daughter Of this Mrs. Jones, eoped from Petersburgh
about the year Il 3d. with an Italian ghtroPe dancef
named Gar.baldi, who, having snsssed an immense
fortune ia this country returned to his own dear naive
Itqv, where a largo family and unslloyed fehcty
blessed the uriox between himself and his beaatiiu
Young Bandford bride Mrs Garbsldi corresPohle1
with her "a her upt the day of the atters death and
letters subs quently sent by the children OF MIS-
g. leave but little doubt of the fact that the warrior