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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26
WITHDRAWAL OF HON. ANDREW JUli
son. OF TENNESSEE.

W ASulNtI ION Nlll, tiiilH l i-'F'
Grx. SAMUEL MMLlGAN:-
Dear Sir: Whilst deeply ,i:anhil:l 10 you
and your associate delegates III the NatioTa!
Convention for Your support O. NY name as a
candidate for the Presidency, cndorSin. and re-
Hrctinc therein the honor done ne by the State
Convention Of the Democracy o. Tennessee, an
honor and distinction. gwen :n!y name by the
people whom F. have served, and whose cont
ricncc is WORTH o. tie hest efforts and highest
ambition Of any mal. yet in the hour Of peril
TO the harmony AID integrity &! The Democrat
ic party-in this hour Of serious apprehension
for the future welfare and pcrrctEiry OF our
GGrcrutncnt--i cannot and will I.Gt suffer mE
name to add to the difficulties and cmba'rasS-
mcn,s olmr friends. feel t!'a' i i,iicrciacnt
upon YOU. upon me. that everything that can
honorably and consistently be done should
be lone by us To sccIirr tInity and harmony Of
action, to the end that correct principles may
be maintained, the preservation II the only Ia.
tional organization remaining continued, ana
above all, that the Union. with tho blessings.
guarantees and protection %! lis constitution.
perpctuated forever. That the Tennessee dele
cation may 50 act. and ;iiat i'll no contingent;
they may find themselves embarrassed by The
action Of or Stale in regard to myself. | desire
through Won 20 Request that they Will not pre-
sent my Name l." the Convention AZ Baiii-
more, and to raci. Of them Tender my regards.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

UXiyEGSTY or North t.,guiL%a.--Fh ray
rttcyillc Observer contains Il ;nii .;ld interest
inr account, Of the recent commencement ~ The
University Of North Carolina. This lnSt!tG-
ton is 1T Chapel Hill, On. ct he :nH>t aG:cei-
bic and picturesque situations for = college
which is nnvwhcr. Ia be found. l. stands IN
the midst al I ;:nhlc grove ri oak ;r"cE. .AS
the University owE~ thr land around I" Tie
distance o! Il mile ny t"O. there i little ~ Il"
population on The premises. sa:c wtG.t Is IN
some way q. other connected with the lnSt'lu.
tor. The College buildings. Professors houses,
&c, are ample and Convenient. The number
Of students; last wear WAS four hunGIrd. lie
Faculty is large. and embraces ma"r able 'ne!i,
with Governor Swan. who - An elder "l
the Presbyterian Church. II; the head NJ 1t.
The Professors hcirrg 10 different Gemo!niGa-
lioGS Of Christians. and IL. utmost harmony
rcisns among them.
The officers vi the Institution, ami tier
families. form quite an intercstin. social circle.
which is often rcry a-rceahiy enlarged, rs well
as cnlivcncd. by 'hc presence Ct visitors. At
the late COMMENCEMENT, besides the President,
there were four gentlemen who had h"entI6vcr.
nors Of the State. namely, MrSsrs. Manly. Cara
ham, Ellis. and ,Morc:icad. and Judges Battle,
Manly ard Bigcs. and quite r. humber o. ,ncnl-
bers Of Congress and Of thr Legislature Of the
State, besides many literary And clerica! gen
:iemen. The performances hf the graduating
class seem TO have given great satisfaction. II
is gratifying 10 see that Southern Colleges ard
Universities are advancing So steadily. The
Universities OF North Carolina and Virginia
arr now among the Ia:seS: and most distln-
guisiei literary Institutions Of our country
iclc York .i.nranL 0f' LuM.mErtc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26

ti0u- Ia fr held ~ -
AyuiCE-IEsert pi#"il;!i'.
ANOTHER vDIcE-i:..:m,i..
AS0TfiER->r" YORK.
aEDTlIEn-Sew YORK.
liz. MC!iE;KY advocated ;tss cii!aI. .. fhs..nr':iI"' =
yo;r> was taken, ard the aye4 r.r'!ed !; 20 P"nia"e!Pi.!
wa, !as-r,rL ~ the hlaEs-iEc Convention 70 meet isn'.
Mr. SiIIE.L. o. New Yori:, moved n observation-disclosures
wanted Sew York iHscr;rd. CCriet OF ";"" late i"r
vote VA. ngain taken, and adopted.
Mr.. BUTLER, o; Massachusetts, :."ved an "'''''"ie"'
that he committee have power 10 Sill racaEci,'.
Nj. STEVENS, OF Oregon, announced ;#ai te '":''i"""
on crelrnt ais we're ready 10 report.
Jr MATTHEW'S. Of Mississippi. moved tia, said Gotta
rnI;tec shall. not .sua tickets for seats III zoe "'''''i" 49,
any delegate whose sen: is contested. -.
Mr WRIGHT. Of Massachusetts, "i''ts'' '"" "''''''''
Of the resolution. -. 81, r..
Scired. a.,
era,ss a. duly accredited to The Ha'io"aI Democratic ''f'
r-it.ou:
70 n-I,ws-. ). Narrltad i. Virginia 81, North Carolina 10.
G.orria Is. Florida i, Aiabama 80. Louisiana IL, Ni-:i''
slnpi il. Texas &, Arkansas =, Nissnnrl. Ici:hc-s-e ~
Ecn,iIckr 10. California S, 0TesoE+ Total 81.
In IN. cas-. nf Iowa, there was a large party In thH; STATE
who syrrpaih;zcl with this Coarea'io',i1ui tx shry Mers
10, regularly elected, the committee Recommend it't 'h%y
hay, cnnp.irnen,ary tickets 10 seats in this ConTrtilvh, b1i
w!.hou: ,ie privilege Of participating in lis de'ib-!ai'9:.>.
Mr. JOHNSON. Of Maryland, capitalized his action IN "p.
oo.;oc the. admission OF the delegates fr III love-. i"'y
y,rr. bo;h gentlemen Of the highest character.
rhe PRESIDENT asked the chairman OF the s'ath I''%'
Ina delegation TO present the names OF hl' heItsauon. =
deies.,. stated that no oIe was prtseai authorized 20 ac,
con, The inyita;ion. tu; Communications were gc!nG 'oF"sF"
which would probably enable some person 20 sasWef'
the report shs unanimously adopted.
Mr. AVERY, 9! y. c., chairman Of she conH.s;vt on
resolutions. reported the lollowins resolutions. Fen ne
-, Woo IN, sam. A. enli,ndie.. In he majority report
made at Charleston w:;hou: the crossing Oh | OF lie
do;t;ns c. al ~ :, !. -,.:;,r
NJ .he Tepor. of the committee by applause from INC eaI'
lsr:es. when the names OF p:om!aen; southern sehAeG,cn
were announced, and the chair ,ook me oeeasaon % aa;eIy
rebute K, stating ;hs; the spectators were eAPeelru 10 SaEe
no such mar, in The d CELEBRATIONS OF the body.
TN. announcement OF the delegates admitted upoa 'he!T
,..Gs-II,Is occupIed some time, and upon ;he conclusion
Of The rr.d!og, tremendous applause followed, which coz
t.arsd for some tins.
III MATHEWS, Of Als.SGpf, EoVEo 'asl! Gs ltotit5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
EXTENSIVE FIRE At THE SING SING
STATE PRISON.

About II O'Clock on Tuesday morning, the night
patrol in the yards adjacent to the workshops of the
Prison at Sing Sing discovered sheet Of flame issuing
from the room in the cabinet mandatory, where tur
pentine, paint, and other combustbles were stored.
The alarm at given, the steam hydrants at
tacbed to the various works were put in play aud the
engines of the village speedily on the ground.
But it was found impossible to check the progress OF
the ames and the entire cabinet shop, 200 feet long
and three stories in hight burned to ashes The
Prison sorehouse only separated by narrow carriage
way from the destroyed building, was several times
ignted and was only saved by the exertions Of the
fIemen.
None of the prisoners in the adjacent buildings at
tempted the least disturbance, and the workshops
sre entirely vacated at night damage was done TO
human life As to the cause of the conhagration, a
diversity of opinion exists, some thinking it the work
of incendarss, but more that it caught from the res
in the eDgine-room, which were fed with shavings
in 20 careless manner as to excite wonder that such
disaster has not occurred long before the present time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

eslins diamond and ruby gold h worth sio nom ,sS
counter while the clerk had bis back TUNED he also a
that the ng sold to Jacob Davis 81 w.
engaged the fancy ewey bufne. at NO n
So and Davis TO be prosecuted for receiving stolen s0'o'
McWood was sent 10 the State Prison for two years
Robert Bruce Kenny alias Stone, alias fnnS W" uieu s
convicted Of forging the of Dr. M Reese IN whoe
poy formerly served coschman to check on the
Bank for the sum Of sS75 which amount was drawn oy nun
the 4h Of May The Court sentenced him to sing Sms o
three years -. n, ...
Logan eoodiooking English woman OF about ~ ws
tiled second time, charge OF bigamy the JI
ing disagreed the previous tisl The comp anant
Kause whs aeses thai he married the defendant soout eu
months ago. and before the honeymoon was over was
BY the return Of former husband duly married three year
In the shape Of colored cook belonging to the snip
Isle defense Of the prisoner wns urged that she da no
what she doing and that she married the negro
under such circumference The Jury after long absence re-
TUNED with verdict conviction and Judge Russell sent tne
womsn o the State Prison for two years.
Sas Herbert aaiRned for robbery In the hrst degree n
guilty Of grand larceny Nicholas Roche sresdens
Cherry street passed the night Of the Sd OF Aorl az NO.
james street o'clock NEXT morning stumbled into the
hallway leading yard where the defendant caught him
around the neck with his threw him and wi the assist
Of sccompces who kicked and beat him, robbed hin
watch worth a2S after which the whole ssns fed ana sas
prisoner not again by the complainant until the d
when officer called TO arrest him. Judge hussoh
sent him to the State Prison for years.
Adjourned until Thursday.
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Mrs. J. @. LEAR No. I1s Leonard street t.''' $1,000

THrEvIss SERVANT GIRL.-An Irish servant girl,
by the name of Mary Hamilton having as many aliases
as situations, yesterday arrested by officer Secor
Of the 9TH precinct charged with having robbed several
other employers. 1t was Marys practice to obtain
situation, ASCERTAIN where the valuabes were kept,
and then make off between two days with such as
were to be obtained Wright Putney complains Of
having Lost si5 worth of goods through her instru-
mentally; j. H. p Dawson of No. IA Pacific street at
Brooklyn says Mary took $40 worth plate and cloth
ing from him. Frederick Guterman of No. 90 Orchard
street, says the same in regard to qnantiy Of her
bed clothDg Sophia Lynch of Front street. deposed to
having lost $50 in watches, &C., account of having
employed Mary VIM. w. Fowler, ofNo. Morton
street. lost $40 worth property and therefore makes
complaint There are several other compliments yet
to come. Mary admitted the thefts, and was CON-
mitted to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
A BEGGING IMPOSITION.

HORACE GREELEY, esq, N. Y.-Dear SIR: Peti-
tons purpong be under the approval Of yourself and ohs
Leading citizens Of NewYor in circulation throughout The
vicinity in favor Of the sufferers by the late tornado In The
West.
you have authorized any such thing in either public -
personal capacity please give notice of the in The TRs
rSE, the contrary many likely to be imposed On
the thing Is cheat Truly yours, ARCH NJ. MORRISON.
Nev-York, July 3, 1860
Amy such paper in circulation is an imposture md
fraud H.. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD-A full report Of the cattle market
for the week made up day 10 advance, on account
of the Fourth coming upon the regular market day,
will be found in another part of this sheet In conse-
quence of very large decrease in the supply this week.
equal to over onefourth of the total last week very
strong effort was made yesterday morning TO advance
the price, 1t only partially successful, 20 far as
the very best buocks were concerned, email portion
of which sold at prices equivalent to 81 cents pound
forthe meat sinking hide, fat and ofal. This was an
advance of about half cent but this did not extend to
the lower grades the sellers of which declared that the
prices offered by buyers were generally lower than
they were willing to pay the week previous All other
butchers animals have decliDedin price materially, aud
we have no doubt that there would have been decided
decline upon all beef cattle if il had not been for the
anxiety of buyers to complete all their purchases in one
day get ready for the annual feast and folly OF bad
rum, and noise, and smoke Of the Fourth of July AT
late hour in the afternoon theres every prospect that
portion of the cattle will be left over, and no pros
pect Of second day market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Advertisement
Mrs. WINSLOW.

An experienced Morse and Female Physician. has Soefn
Strip CHILDREN TBErHrs which greatly facilitates -
process Of Teethns by oenns the runs reducing a ~
hsmmsOni viii say all pain ard .are 70 regulate NE 49,
Depend upon mo,her 1t viii give 10 yourselves anA rs
and health your insnts Perfectly safe In all Gases
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United Ssees
Il IN old and well tried remedy.
PkIos IS CENTS BOTTLE
None genuine unless the facsimile OF CvkrA rsskfMe
New-York 10 on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

and inform him Of his election. The gentlemen pres-
ent theT proceeded TO sign the roll to which nearly
forty nan es were speedily attached After some fur
ber routine tusnes the Club adjourned to meet at the
call of the Chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

DRowsED.-The body Of Patrick Donohoe, whs
had been pg since SATURDAY night last was found
floating the river the Waarect Ferry The deceased had
been en- poyed that ferry hlge tender and when last
goiug out the piss t. light he signal lamps 1t sup
posed that the deceased while reaching place the signals
fell into the verdict Of accidental death rendered.
Deceased was q native Of Ireland, 80 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

FATAL AccIDENT.-0n Saturday afternoon boy,
eight years Of age named George W. Knowton while playing
in lumber yard in Thirty .x street. fatally injured IN
Of pile Of lumber falling him. He
the residence of his parents No 1873 East Thirty
where he subsequently died The jury summoned ~
Coroner Jackman rendered verdict Of accidental desh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
fAdyertisenent.l

PURFNOIOGY AND THE FOURTH OF JULY
praf FoU,RR will remain bis rooms aud dive Charts 70
citizen. and strangers every day this week His Cabinet Ne -
Broadway, always open and fkzk 70 'isitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

CONTRACT AwARDrD.--The contract for laying
heavy "hree and four feet main pipe from the pipe
chamber of the receiving reservoir at Eghteth street.
through Fourth avenue to Forty.second street, and
thence eastwardly to any point which may hereafter
be designated which was laid over by the Croton
Board on Monday in consequence of some informality
was awarded yesterday to Andrew j. Hackley, at
a67, 288 IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

UsITED STATES ZouAyE CADETS OF CHICAGO
This military organization, numbering 81 men rank
and fle under command of Capt T.. +. Ellsworth left
Chicago on Monday tour extending to Detroit,
Buffalo Rochester, Utica Syracuse, Albany, and
New.York They are expected here on the 10th inst.
On their return they will visit Philadelphia Baltimore,
Washington, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati The tour will
occupy twenty days, and will cost from -, 900 70
$40 600.
BY the rules Of their organization the members are
interdicted from entering, under any circumstances
drinking saloons ut any hour Of the day or hght, ex-
cept when compelled by imperative business IRON en-
tering houses of il-fame gambling sa,oonf OF rom
playing billiards in any public saloon. ine penalty OF
violating these restrictions is expulsion.
The Cadets will bring with them their entire equip
mens and uniforms, consisting OF one iu dress OF oue
and buff chasseur uniform (trench) Of blue and red
Their drills consist Of scaling walls over the inclined
nans formed y the backs of their STOPPING comrades
and again by the sheer lifting power of the left arm;
lighting as administers from all positions, la Iardee;
eSecnpg the dashing bayonet exc rcse and in point
of fact all the movements which science has invented
TO render the modern light infantry perfect in the
art of man-killing.
On their arrival in this city they viii be received by
a detachment of sixty men Of the 9th Regiment Gov
ernors Guard, Col. j. G.. Pinckney after which both
commands will proceed to the Aston House aud break
fast. The same day they will give an exhibition drill
in the Park, in the presence Of the Mayor, Common
Council, and the officers Of the First Division New
York State Militia. The drill will consist OF five hun
bred movements, divided between Sootts, Hsrdees 8,
Chasseur, Zouaye, and their own peculiar drill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

EARLY VEGETABLES and FRUT.-Since June 30,
$40 bbls vegetables sos boxes pesehes 1863 water
melons, and 372 mushmelons have arrived by the vari-
Gus steamships plying between Savannah Charleston,
Norfolk and this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

ket met yesterday morning. and granted eighteen IL
censes at $50 each. Fifteen of the applicants were
innkeepers and the others storekeepers. The Board
will next meet on Thursday at IL m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
TAdvertiseuent.
Neryous Debility. local and general

Nervous Debility, local and general, mentM Dc
preston and Of Memory cured By original and painless
treatment unattended BY sh the loss o. tine oy ne taoeo-
parabe-ln this speciaty-M Phydoaa and Sury
Author &C, No e4r broadway up .,siu, Nsu.fsh, ho.s
sse The hsadgeda q tsstinsalah "a hs ysssi< beck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

lsa year 2gT9 bead while the number today
ps ss s head less than The average and li hesd
- A.n hisd .yv week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

Sworn IN.-William II. Tone was appointed and
into Office yesterday Inspector for regulating sAd
grading street under the Street Commissioner
Mr. Nicholas Mooney similarly qualified ss Assistant Health
Warden of the Fourteenth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
- IAdVerti.rnentI :, -
BARNIM'S MUSEUM.-Ths old fav0rite place OF

amusement III be thronged to-day The immense novcttD
and attractions presented In the bills and advertisements quar-
tee full houses Our friends from both country and city, WI
be TO ind ali the and recreation they oAn des
there for In addition to the entire list Of cuhoIde spi.nAa
dramatic performances take place In the grand Lecture kee
nearly every hour Of the day and eyeninss st
Al 10 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

They win sccep. Col. Pinckney's hospitality, anf
the the 9Th Regiment Armory NJ a temporary head
quarters Each Zoaave IL furnished with rationa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

Prof J. w. FOWLER of the Poughkeepsie Law
School will speak In behalf Of the Republican during he
present campaign. Address PouGHxKxPsiB MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

Four CHILDREN POISONED WITH BLUE IsK.-On
Monday afternoon two children aged about four years.
named Eugene Cisco and Ann Wright, living in the
tenement house No. 16l West Twenty street,
found bottle partially filled with blue ink in the
street. They filled the bottle up with water and
drank the contents. Soon after both seized with
violent vomiting, and in spite of prompt medical at
tendance both died at early hour yesterday morn
ing Two other children who partook of the contents
of the bottle, were also taken sick, and lie in
critical condition. DIR. Beach held pest NOR
tenn examination on the bodies of the deceased children
and was of opinion that death caused by the poison
contained in the ink. Coroner Gamble impanneeda
Jury in the case, but the inquest adjourned to
allow chemical analysis of the intestines to be
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
IAdveytisement-
advertisement |

HOYTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE 10 tho
beat article in the market for giving gray red hair eks
black or brown See advertisement In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

Aseries of convenient guidebooks to the principal
fashionable Summer routes has been published by A.
Hartbill Co.. including the tour to the White Noun
tains, Niagara Falls, Montreal and Quebec, and the
Mississippi River with descriptive notices of the lead
ING objects of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

ADAMS ; CALIFOKNIA MANA6kKiE, WnoIu U'1
Adams performs wit, feroous Bears In the NOS %
tonishng manner dancing and waxng with them naa
the living Black Lion Is 10 be seen In
street between Broadway and Fourth avenue win be Of tho
most interesting places Of resort 10 the city today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

EARLY VEGETABLES AND FRUT.-There has
arrived from the South since June go $40 barrels Of
vegetables sos boxes peaches 1859 water melons, and
372 musk melons, by the various steamships plying
from Savannah Charleston. and Norfolk eehis city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

The GREAT EASTERN Yesterday was the opening
day for visitors to the Great Eastern According to
previous notice. the fee charged for admission was 81,
and, in accordance with what was set forth in TIE
TRIBUNE as to that charge, visitors were very few.
Tbenumber on board was variousy estimated at 900,
200, and !, 500. Although each paying visitor had
to pas through patent register which, at the hour of
closing gives the unmstakabe number, that informa
tion was refused to our reporter. large crowd of
visitors is expected to-day appears that the largest
number of visitors which on board the ship in
any one day in England $780, at halfa-crown, or
GO cents American currency, EACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Advertisement.
MEYERS MIRACULOUS,

MEYERS MIRACULOUS,
MEYERS MmAcuLors,
ysKsIs DEsrsorEE,
yERsls DHsrnoyER,
FxterminAtes RATS and MICE RoAcHEs WArss-bees 80
GARDEN ssrcrs Principal Depot Ne CID BFesd~sy SssS
by all Druggsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
corRr on GENERAL sEssIoNs-JuLY s-Before Juds

Henry Boger who snached buck,kin purss p con,
ting 400 from the hand Mis- Cornelia Wisgns Of te %
Uo a Harlem on the 9Th Of Ine, while that LADY was Na
ms by herself IN WAverlcy place, was afAgned on ts
Teruy of money person and was sent 10 the state "
On four year, n plea Of guilty. . =, -. II cl..i..
Geo McWood pleaded guilty Of entering the s,o. o.
H. Watson No 6 Nassau IN the latter part Of msy As' ana