New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

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cannot be for some years five hours 4 day Will
be labor enough for those who are content to
live and learn. But It is waste 20 talk OF this
until the first step in advance has been decidedly
taken. We must first rescue Life from inccssant
devotion TO sordid anx;ct;es and mean cares; al.
terward we may talk of dcyo,ing it 10 Licra.
turc and other lefty ends. Ed,
THE NEw. ENGLAND GvARp.-This we'll known
Boston company, composed cf what the Boston
Post would call o. f. y. will arrive here on We'd
nesdav morning by the Stouiag on route to spend a
few davs as the guests % own Cry GUARD
They will be received at the landing by the Guard,
in connection with tic CITY GUARD Of Brooklyn,
and will breakfast at the Pearl-street House. After
this part of the ceremony is over they will cross tie
South Ferry and visit Brooklyn, marching through
the principal streets 10 the Navy Yard, where ,hey
will be received by officers in command at that sta
ton. The three companies with number OF inyi-
ted guests will then embark on the steamer South
America and proceed to Fort Hamilton, where, BY
the kind invitation OF Capt. DUNCAN, they will Wit.
ness tie highly interesting drill of his company OF
| Fl,ing Artillery. The party will then recmbark
board the South America, and proceed on an excur-
sion up the Hudson, during which sumptuous din
ner will he served ON board, followed by vine, vii
aud song Al o clock the Guard with their guests
will land at the Battery, he reviewed by the Mayor
and number OF General Officers, and ten proceed
10 the Quarters-a splendid private residence il
toustounstreel-pfos by tue Ncw-York Cay
Guard for their guests.
On Thursday evening the n. y City Guerd give
grand entertainment at Nblo's 10 their guests. ihe
companies will visit The Theatre and iGe CLOSE OF
of the performance will proceed 10 the large Saloon
OF the Garden, where magnificent ball, with
sumpluous supper, fireworks, &c. viii follow.
The following ara the officers the New Enc land
Guard. They are young men belonging To the ;most
respectable and wealthy families OF Boston:
Charles Gordon, CommEdant john p. Efadlcc l., Lieut.
-Gud. I'd do Nathan Hale. Jt. 81 do. y. I. Hubbard
d-e rayma,ter William A. Bners, n. d. surSean WIN
iial'. QGanermasteI Ihpnu, Il tomroy Conmissrry f.
a. Bacon Assian! Comm'sary lienfy Lcrins. Sr Camp
| Inspector.
u The New INDUSTRIAL WoGLD is the title
of an Association paper Just started at Cincinnati
BY John Waite. Price 81. We have not seen
it, but il is favorabIy spoken of in the Cincinnati
papers.
DREADFUL AccIpEHT.-A young man named
Goldsmith Robinson, of Louisville, Ky. was
dreadfuily injured OF the Baltimore and Philadel
phia Railroad, on Saturday morning. While
passing the bridge just out Of Baltimore, he put
his head out of the car, and struck violently
against several Of the pests in passing. He was
taken out scnseless, and was not expected 10 i've
The Ledger says:
A draft was found in his pocket for $500, and
drawn by the Bank of Louisville on HE Bank Of
America al New York, pas able to order of l.. Ro-
| binson.
He was carried into an Office near the outer denot
! at Canton. The cars left about half an hour after
| the accident occurred and then the man showed
some signs Of life. This Railroad Company are
exceedingly culpabe, inasmuch the space be-
tween the and the bridge, rs well as others on
the route, is but very few inches not onlv thi4
the bridges themselves in diepidated condi.
ton. The fare this route is high, and the road
| should be put in better order.
| WIG MEETING AT CoLuMBIA, PA,-Wc learn
from gentleman who was present on Thursday
at the great Nhig Meeting at Columbia, that
the assembage was said to be the largest ever
held in that part of Pennsylvania and that the
spirit and enthusiasm which peryadcd the mass,
augur the most favorable results A number Of
| gentlemen from Baltimore, accompanied by
| fine band of music, were present. and VIC are
gratiied to learn that they were received, both in
York and Columbia, with marked respect and
treated with uDbounded hospitality The ad.
dresses TO the farmers were very effective, and
will doubt do much toward affecting the
false views in relation to The Tariff lately pro.
muigatcd extensively in that State Bait. Pat
The Way They WoRK Ir-A friend Of ours.
While in tn adjoining County few days since,
IN conversation with leading Loco. Foco, asked
hlrn what he thought of Mr.. Polk's Letter, ap.
proving OF PsorEcTIyg Tariff "Why,o saws
the Loco Foeo " that Letter was iHicaded for the
People ot PeEnsylraaIG we have notIi:ny ,o
do with 1t at the South" Georg. MESSENGER.
o. Mr.. Wentworth the Member of Conpress
from Chicago District, Illinois, is so tall tha,
when he addresses the people, instead of lnou.t.
| ING stump, as is usual IN the West, they hare
to dig hole ior hun 10 stand in E.x paper.
They dig hole for h;tn, not because he is tail
but because he never feels at home except when
he is up to his chm in dirt. Prentice.
ArTgPT TO COMMIT SUicIDE.-A Mrs. Robin.
so;, residing near the corner OF Chippewa street,
on Franklin street, yesterday attempted 10 com.
mt suicide by cutting her threat With "a razor
Some fearful gashes were made, but by the
timely aid OF Dr.. Spregue the wounds were sewed
up and !! Is supposed the LADY viii survive
Some slight alteration with her husband wa. The
only reason which could be assigned ior the ccr.
Buffalo Economist
NAYAL.-The Pensacols Gazette of The a0, ;ns..
says, The L. s. bns Orssop Commander pi-rsv f,, No.
YORK sae: Suaday last. -'' -. -"
The Z ) 9sals Poom=c, ship Yincennes and big Som
re french corvette La B,isr,e. Commodore Regnard.
arrived eie CO onlay ast from Camptschy. The Bsne
asn I VIZ r :as a steamer Union lying OFF the city
| tok. aIrIYed here featardn1 S.e"N'' '.0ii t'VI-