New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02

who have arrived al the port ct New-fotN from
the first day Of April up to the 3Olh day OF June
yesterday and find the Unprecedented number OF
H,7l2. During the same period last year the
number was 2j,lj7 The arrivals ar this port
from Europe during the present week were
On Sunday ------------' o.
" Monday -"
tuesday .-----------.----- ~
" "Wednesday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OIL
" thursday --------.. -oo'
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In addition to the above. there are - Pa'sen-
ger vessels uor due on their voyage to New'i orb
with an average Of $50 passengers to each vessel.
FROM THE WEST INpIEs.-kingston( Jamaica)
papers to the 9Th OF June have been received at
the Exchange readins-room.
The 9Th was observed as day Of religious So
IDENTITIES NJ Kingston, in memory OF the terrible
earthquake in 1922. The places Of business were
closed and all the churches were opened. The
recent earthquake had very naturally disposed
the minds of the people to solemn and deyout con
temptation.
There was another riot, not Of very serious cha
racter, however, at Kingston. on the 3lst oi May,
growing out Of an attempt to arrest an escaped
convict crowd gathered around and resisted
the police, but they succeeded in securing their
prisoner. The Despatch, noticing thl. altar,
complains that the spirit of mobocracy j, rapidly
ginning ground. and calls for the severe,t punish
ments to repress IT,
The Countess OF Elgn hid been very ill--at one
time dangerously so-but she was recovering
Thi. is all We can CLEAN from the Kingston pa
pers. their columns being mainy,hlled with details
of the earthquake in Hiayti and with extracts from
the London papers
Ic.rEnGs.-Thc packct-shiP Toronto, from
London. which arrived yesterday morning, saw,
in lat A. 30, lon. -, number Of icebcrgs.
The ship Carroll Of Carolton, from Liverpool,
which arrived yesterday morning, on the loth
June, in lat. % 30, Ion. iS, Saw forty iccbergs.
D 4 melancholy accident occurred near last
port, Me- on the 18th ult. causing the death Of
TIVE unfortunate lads They were the Of Mir.
Wordsworth of that town, and were out on
fishing excursion between there and Dcnnysyille,
when flaw struck the boat. which Immediately
capszcd, and the two young men were drowned.
Their bodies were found Sabbath morning.
THE MsxtcAs AREY-Extract of Il letter from
good source, received by the Y. Orcau. Courier:
M,r,NoRAs, June I, Is42
This part OF the country at present remans per
fcctly tranquil; the only political news of impor-
lance in this quarter is the resignation of Arsta
commander in chief OF the Northern Ar
my Che resigned the 23th ultimo.) His rcsigna-
ton was no doubt caused by the despOtic arts OF
the present Government, which are tending tow
ard, Dictatorship. Gen. iadro Reyes Ia, been
appointed to succeed Ari.ta-a very weak man.
and totally inadeq nate for the station The GREAT
ARMY Of the North (includng the troops here,
| 800 men, consists of about 1000 men, rank
and file, scattered the villages OF the Rio
Grande. OF the $500 men. 1000 are raw
cruits and there is no probability Of Mexico being
enabled To- augment her army on this frontier;
you may -dge if Tcxa. has any thing to fear from
an invasion by Mexico. It Is really laughabie to
see the false statements published in the New-Or-
leans papers about thi. great Northern invading
army which has never yet exceeded 5000 MExi-
cas- soldiers.
YELLOW FEvER-We learn that it IS currently
reported-in the interior, that the yellow ieyor is
prevailing in this city to all alarming extent. We
need scarcely say that the rIm'r is wholly devoid
of truth. 80 far, not .ingle of yellow fever
has occurred this season, and We entertain rea-
sonabe hope that shall escape its dreadful
ravages Our country friend, NAV rest assured
tltl VIII DC duHlteu ol Us dpprOdCH at tfr
very earliest period. The city was never more
healthy than At the present msment.
Iicksburg Wing.
RoRsZaY AT NooS.DlY.-A most daring rob.
berry was yesterday committed upon Capt Scudder,
Of the schr Spy lone of the Norwich line Of pack
cts =, Russia wharf, where be- had called to pay
small wharfage bill. Not finding the wharinger
in, ard while waiting the end Of the wharf, be
received blow which rendered him seEseless,
when his pocket-book, with four hunlred a0l!srs
was stolen. This was at noon-day in the city OF
Boston Boston Atlas.
EVERY THISc HAS TWO SIDES TO IT." i an old maxim
which has To he firmly by every man, sOmas
and child in the Universe pancake certainly has and 20 as
John Tyler. 80 has Broadway and - has every hing else
man can name But well wager a hat that We know Of
matter which there's only side, and mortal
hnd snother-It fact which no can dsBy-a
statement which Of question whatever. II lhs
that the Lozenge, Pills Of DR. Peters usequse IN
the all the ordinary diseases OF esush colds
dyspepsia and all ohat by medicines
the face OF the eanh-Tbs matter has only sie and
no man as ever foobsrsy enough suppose he could
nd anotherThe Losenges absolutely perfect in their
kind. They sold at 40 Broadway AMI Us Fu,onst