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From The Lake Superior Journal June 25.I
DREADI UL SHIPWRECK.-We learn from CAPTAIN
Sweet Of the steamc rNortherner that on his way up
on Wednesday afternoon, about o'clock, he came
upon an immense quantity Of the fragments Of the
upper works OF a steamer. They were evidently
portions OF an upper cabin steamer, and they were
scattered for a mile in extent over the water. The
scene Of the wreck was from three to four miles east
Of Bois Blanc Island, and almost within sight Of
Macknac.
Captain Sweet examined with the utmost care the
floating fragments of the wreck but could discover
no human being to tell the story of the terrible
catastrophe. 1t would seern that the steamer must
have been blown or broken into Thousand pieces
ard It is not likely that soul has survived.
Nothing was known Of it in Mackinac but Capt
Sweet bad learned that two propellors had passed
down the lakes but few hours before, one of which
he met and the other, which is supposed to be the
Bucephalus, is likely 10 have been the terribly des-
tTcyed vessel.
On the evening Of Tuesday, the 22d inst. during
severe rain storm. q house on the Canada side was
struck bv lightning, killing two children Of John B.
Donone, one about fourteen and the other about six
teen years OF age. The father and mother of the
children also were somewhat injured by the shock.
We were then at the head Of the Portage witnessing
The departure OF a boat for Lake Superior when .
sudden clap Of thunder heard like the report OF
a SIX FOUNDER. It's preceding electricity was the
cause OF the above deaths. Within few hours sue.
ceeding there was the greatest fall of water known
IN many years. in the same time in this section of the
country.
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United States Com a, isslOncr's Court.
Before Joseph 5ridgharn, Esq.
ENpEAyoR TO MAKE A REVOLT

ENpEAvOR TO MAKE A REVOLT.
july II The United States John Hdrria9,on.-Mf
James RdeNvy, Assistant District Attorney, pcared
for the government and examined Lorenzo Keen who
Iestiheo IL ma ter Of the American brig Africa
Harrington OF the crew voy gc from Ne York
10 st. Mays Georgia then Cenuegos and back Hsr
iipgtoD away At st Marys offered reward O. $50
TO catch him he brought hack he refused to do
duty; put hin i'll irons; told hin would release him
whence er he expressed wili do duty; he ssdhe
bad awayaDd been eignt aours
theI he had forfeited his wages and he might veil
go home passenger to work; he syore he nsver
would 60 to DUTY first day ont he consented and let
him out of irons trouble Until arrived vt Ceaue
Cos; there lie refused; sent to the United S.ies
copsul; he told TO put the nfn lions, aud keep
him twent, four hours asdif ne would turn TO- that
nad better transfer bin to Spanish prison. defeod
ant every day. he persisted in rfuipg she end Of three
Gays atktd the consul TO htn he did so, and
fetasnt abused him and reiterated hs refusal consul
had HIM pat in tie stocks; vent up number Of time
to see hun; ne always swore he would do duty oa
boiId told BIN should then have 10 carry him Ii,
ia pcns, at consuls request; during the passage re
lfaiedy offered 20 release him, il he would 90 work
ne ssdiy refused many OF these refusals in pre-
&C Of the crew.
ssmuel ID Robbins, being sworn and examined tesi.
led am CHIEF mate OF the Aftica; Harripgt ton ran
away a. ct Mary $; he ne would die before he
wouio duty board first day after leaving
IT. Mary he Acknowledged that ne was fault sod
proceeded TO do duty until arrival Cienfuegos % re
turn home capton and myself asked him every day to
return 70 b duty be would not; were deck at
tie same time, and near enough to bear.
Con united In full
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xaspeth, July, 1858.

DEsPERArE FELLow~-We yesterday learned
rest mp isc.Dient o. by the OF Matis
Garyi u seems is perfect cntaw, sad has been for
years hs ycior Of the good people OF that county,
rag'rg various wsyE instsSces The fcen IS
pirate be tot public lw morals defiance lii
last week LIE attempted violence upon girl gears
Of age ths daughter Of nr. G vim farmer, lvUg
Toy lie vas. foItrEa'sy, Gsue;td Srfofe lie
p led his iii nous purp0se bet waa nos arrested a. the
Tina. earfsnt subseq ueLtly sued out aid pacoj
Il tie hands q Officer Who suai1oatd a prse aad
alf-tts1 him. After DC tsken 10 the 1kS stratss
tce il ~ss discovered thas ne snled 10 the esh.
The magistrate ordered lin ~ be d,afnad shan The
de- petsdo srsng lis fse; virh sol ia ess, hand
sud ceaTtd the rotrs; AID pactag kne ia his teetc,
vsiksd ont and ceatd them 20 arfest bin ris -'esr
app arbed 70 vith'rs few etc! hm and Cred ,n
se 10 Ehot did not Ase effect. Garyir tho Gtel rs
tiaSel ~" bal eLttns h5 band aud sht;teing me ps
tof FHsp be hesd lie crowd then rushed ia to A1e
bim, b4G stItrs shots we're cred HIM sthout dotcg
HIN cry Djury. During the melee, Gatya cat With al.
k5Io yong men named Slip severely sle She ,lS
sAc lie vas finally taken. e1a L..n~s ana -.
ted 70 All Tat pght barge D-.,r =, AZ. nsi-.,,s
was nsd, Tor tie pgrPos % o.h - nm. tns g,eaiet
Sxee@eLs re anea and it vas ,hes Gt,atioo 70 hsog
-: .4ssl ho~evtr, hnslly prevailed mo IL
~ .niusd 10 et jHttics tasc lite course 10 this
sc unrerrand ept:al term Of The c0urt has been
cslled 10, the purpose OF tryisg him. - o9a Rp,b
llcGn, Juiy2.
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Ihc Turf.
LOUISIANA RACES.

MtrAnuR COURSE Jnly PACING The kno wing ones
received ligh tsli yesreidsy. Joe Wilson oeiag the
ayoijo o. TAO o. oue ard most Of he field ia his favor
SiyeTs fenda ficm his recent defeat not cooiog up
yery strorr ara the TACT tia he was Actiy to
he max 10 cor ditior log Ia tao mud any
iii but sure hug fshtg the sae or me track In
cep ion vn TASK TINS OF the best races
gone bore--tbe h,evy sDoasra during the day having
s6s The track very slippery. The friends OF SILVER Tail
ale wiling 10 90 him III t0e fan agai,st all cOnsrs
escsp,irg Tsi, T,cumyeh Heto and that either OF
tbet oil lnuHn cracks will have shef hasds fun TO
toa HIM any who 81 nesse1 his splendid performance
yese cav eiii be satsGod 81 Silver well d,'van ard
wps apparently bst,er mud horse than Joe BY this
race sbts turned ard Silver stouds at the head
If The Int in the South, We append summary
Johr Allen en'crtd SILVER Tau .......... Il ]
W. n. EodgcJ. enttieoJ Wilson ...,... z
line 2:.S2 33-2:35-g.32--2:35
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From Font LEAvEsvoRTH.-We learn from
private letter from Font Lcavenworth, dated June
Il, that party consisting oil Gen. Garland Majors
Backus, Nichols and Fry, several young officers, and
four or five ladies, were to start the next day for
Santa Fe. Two hundred recruits, under Captain
McRae, had already departed, and the General hoped
to oyeltake them at Council Grove. The new IN
spector General Col. Mansfield was expected to ar.
rive Gu the following day. to join the party. There
was 10 sickness on the Plains, so far as WIS known
aud tie Indians were reported quiet. gentleman
inst fom Santa Fe informed our correspondent that
Gen. Irias was opposed to a rupture with tho Uni
ted States, and that il war commenced it would
be our OWN fault.
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A yEvrnArLn CLEneyaAN ND RrroLcuoNAry

VENERABLE CLERGYMAN AND Revolt CuoYAEY
PA1PoT On 1ntnsy eite'uoou htt to 9ll3it ot DR..
rIr8gne's cturch "a occupied by DO Pay Mr Waldo.
Oar Informant states, that although the ye1er6bs ran
Is COW IN hs uoey tbird year he socd pere lily erect
spoke promptly. End with eat yi.or d~lYersd hp
'ernon without notes. ifop aged and highly C.
sttcthbe member a the 6a IA this y our inior
ies ned - tie Rev NJ Wasdo snd nm eli .ae
OILY surviving membeTr q Que 81 toe casses Of Yals
CCitgc ttat dr W. was ysitrAn Of the Revoi atiou
nat he SOS feyeIey wonrded, ak6n prisoner and
ccnfr % on board Us new jersey prison ship lie ~
mis- liter Of the Prebytfrinu cnVrsh aed resis4 We
uLoef'and, near 6eades OAoroaga county We venture
To nv be . without his para ia tue state country
Along hfgit,or, Jtsly L.
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CoURT OF ArrrALs, July s.--No. 2l2: Ga
prieisc5 caus) The People defs. L error ,g, Dairy
pm u ejlor. ArQoe4 lin, Jr, for pld. ia e-ros
Jcnp !. Taieott. f.r defts in error. No % Gates
pelant, aet. Brewer, respondent subutted. N. T.
Graves counsel No. III. "a privileged caIse) The
re l,e, rasroocent ag Van henssei ser a1d Others
,tnan's Areuei. Ctas. II jenkins for appellant L. 8
Chs Geld 81 John Van Euren, foc ,e-ploden,s. Tbs
cat sJltls tie question o. Tbs title Of the defends Mt,
Van Rensselaer, 10 lands in The Manor OF Rer oasr
wick The srp.al is o.o,eht 70 Ievos ,ha ogpion OF
81 utioe Harris delivered sou tao tal e this cause
at the Eersf.lser Circuit, IN January 1851 sat su5.s
au.niy s1is med by the supttne Court Of tbs third
oist,,c.
Jr1Y e.-The argument 10 the cs,e OF the People AT
Wy Rensselaer,, cormepcsd ycsecdsy, coDtinusd aod
CONCLUDED ~ one T NJ
M ~. Hpirtp'ore stuck of.
No GO Van Ter volen aous, Sc epp'ts agt Yates,
rtstondsnt. Argued VIM. Tracy, for appellants, alon-
n ra'pe Tor ~ ppD3snt.
JCLy IL The argument ia No. 65 Commenced Sstur
day concluded No- q, aud fs. The Buffalo a6t Ne
Yok ci'y Rn,osd Company re.psnaarta sga'Lst Brain
trd tnih appeisnts. A'gd.d together 40 o.. cause
sane questions e.ch. Gaotge d BsastiJ f0s 0paes
lsuts; n Hin Jr, for respondents. No. SO (recrvea)
Has,jrga resosrd-nts, against AcKpley aud anothsr
sppsil JD'gu,e't affirmed By default. n. HUI W..
counkei for Iesplrdspt.
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MAS DROWNED WHILE EEDEAvoRtSG 10 SAVE
thuD.-A little daughter of Mr.. Felix Qaou tines or
four years If nge, Saturday last fell froa the IL.
over VIII liver, the Junction Of the afford sed
NV IL neon Taiir0Jds into the goer belog. irish
man nsatd !nmes CcgtaD teeng the peril e the snc
plrtg.d isto the 20 ssys IL but Icing unaoge TO
WIN vac unfortunately igOsned. Ii the ,1tue NJ.
JVhn A. Ibcmpccnt 10 the ploy ~ the Nav London
nliiraa tcmpsry, fescmd toe fpot plnrgei into the
watsr sid caught ne child 10 s.pspg for tn thd
ia 'sst to,-. Tie tbll rssof ed Co. har va
en ~ gro chHract-r ana his geusrous iinsulses 90
served bstier ats AtU bagcn C0igier Jitig Ii.
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SAD MoRTALITy.--The Milledgoville Recorder Of
he 5h imt stses that it had just received letter IRON
Ar ericus Ceorpis IL which niortpaton Is given that
JsIn:s n lsrtts aged seven cen; WIN lester. ageu
flrg ec Tobert ~ Lester aged SIX Christopher H. Les
ter aged tour aud Roma y. lester. ased hfeen
month children of Mr. hytea ard Mss. Auslis los
Ter Of Sumter sty that ae, a died IN she short
Il enc week Tie reneins Of three OF them wers
~ The louse at ore tine The disease VAS dyseaHry,
which prevails in that region OF the States
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"A rhimb,s. fssggcx at aes.

TC THE EDITOR OF THE herald.
The follow Jog curious circumstances occurred on my ~
cent trip from Natspgss to TIL, port.
In the a6h ult ut y NJ IN lat. % so, I'm. II.
lady Passenger accidentally bet fell her tnmbin over.
board, which OF course given up lost A, 7.
The sarpe dsy, Ia gs ,lphu was caught, ~hsa TO
the ssonietn Of all the thinblo found sads Of
the f,h, sia safely reformed % the Gamer.
WIN RDDBiRO
Master Of bark oibas, Ss Joho.
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The BG0OkIyn Ffrenen.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BsOoELYE. July ), 1856
In the report to-day OF the vi OF ldmbiru
No, g. cf New York city, pc cevs several error
which II justice 10 the gentlemen belonging to Brooklyn
Engine Co NO IL dsn,God siou Your re porter
mentions the names OF Mr., j. III Rhodes as cur late
foreman and hr. T. Esell late assit.ut foreman;
aho beSsfs. Geo MoCor .lck Stephen Roof W. NJ Poll.
NrF, N. G Dubois. end Thos. A. Enauuel a, OK mem
toIs. Nr II. Rhodes late fo' emau and Mr..
assistant Iernan Mr. Francis W. Webb who still -e.
maius with the compsIy, ard merits and eoioys the
esteem of oil The gentlemen named as eS-nemo,rs
acre members Messrs Roof and Phillips resign ed b.
evening nj Gus reguar ing. The remainder men
lii ga above sre stiii in The Company.
AZ RTor in preston result rem of
your reporter, trat he informed "ths parties
agree ent originating in personal pique as to offering
welcome 10 The Baltimore Company feel it ine n
htrt 70 present plain statement of facts in regard TO
the bfair.
The iuvitai ion 10 ecort tie conpa WAS ven
tis oiemHu the Alta inst and meeting c.led
on toe 9Th mt 10 act the subject On bringing
Daitr before the company, II evident h 1t bn.
members did cot with act il The matter unlAss they
coun 90 20 with credit to Themselves sud in amer
nostby cf TIER NiseT Our pany is not com posed
OF mobitd men, tDd We compelled studs econo
NY in cur expeuses both pes 3ooriiy aud q BODY Had
va ss compsnf felt able to extend ,ursesy and
taln eIt 10 the vter, shou1 have PRO IT.
y. but express the felrgs Of the rajoritg of the
expectation should havs beer BY the yisissts
OF reception % Us until ac0n had taken.
leaving the subject he-e witrsus comment, a1i cx
cuslng MY 'of II have nsruded your columns ] 70
lislI! olJs res pectuily. active rseasber OF
BROOKLYN ENGINE COMPANY No u.
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HORRIBLE PARRlcInE-The Wabash Express, o.
The rst coutsips nocount Of deplirable evcnt
which took III ca few days previous, near Wah,o. In
viso county, fnd,ara. Thomas Meshiorey, aged sxty
ausrrel "a with hs Jthp seed thirty uhil3 both
were dripklpg whi,key Du Jug tao fray, John faboed
lis fnthat 10 hs heart. The cd man told Johu t. take
horse and easc cypntry NJ be din not v to have
mis- sor hing Tie sathe- dic and this 10 oatcast.
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July 1l.---Assauh Uuh Dangerous Heapon,--
This morning Deputy Marshal DeApgelis ARE tied
George Green, first mate oil the packet ship Autlrc.
tic, charge Of asssulting Peter Ross . setlnan
with Delaying pin, Oh the last voyage Of the vessel
IN ilfg porf
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The CASUALTIES or HALF YEAH IN Bosroa.--
During the Fix ending June 80 1885, ia tais city
sevtpfy four ipquosls have been held by Of the
corVbefs u tks county suffolk The " osatb
in lhsse cases were fouaws--ls wsre dsoTaed; 10
accictnsIy sIfsa; tdloea ~ d ID from Ia
psysfcc; commit d suicide, disl su1deuly; VS.
~ bw.pt b. ceath 6pere kisd b. ratsosa &C tsn apd
tis ssss Sea e. here death the result % VIC
lrnce . Bost5n Ese, Jnlg D.
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A CONVENT IN NEW JERsEY.-Tle late John
Tonr ee Of Bergen, is said bequeathsd
5gpsry Of the Roman Cetno'c Ccutca large ana ex
.tsdney valuable tract 81 land 10 New Jsrey % tho
eior ~ Bergen hI, rear West Uohossn, vita Ia. rs
fevnton II II TO he DEVOTED IN some g4y 10 the
L.neGt 81. that denomination L. IA nos epgteu
toe. it IL rnd 10 erect this pot OF ~ u5a sonysas
mr. the Ss;sfs of Mercy. the wck s prob ng b.
menced ~ an early d.,o --Ne,lrk Duty Adeertasr.
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The qnsrterly TsuoTt Of the rtty liquor agency IN
Lowell sbass the tesects for iavss end ng Jiss
,as 1or ~ Tire cts agency ainosnss % more thso
tta0 Ter Month.
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NEW YOnK COMMON COUNCIL.
Stated Sc,eslOR1

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, July l., 1858.
Present-Richard C0npton, E.q President; Alder
mep sturte,ant FraDcs smith Der nan, Cornell.
The roll being ca- and quorum not sns sering 10
their es, rhe Board uecA ell adjourned until
Wednesday, 18th int at 8 O'Clock 2 N
DIT VALENTINE, Clerk.
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TIE AMERICAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION.


a n. :. younai. . na-spesrn OF Os. kr.nc 20
inc Masops Oh 81. johns.
IRON the IS. Johns On !. Post Ja,<s a.
On warm bright Day IN June, tbs glorious roll ng
@ undimntd spierdor che oerulean arch
so.ys stretching asay over hetniaAoe pace its azure
upcbeq nered By elond-on suca day, rspoSnS
eany on the waters bosom in the nsrrovs OF tue n.roor
Of ST. Johns capital Of that ancient Aad loyal de
peboepcy Of the brirsh Ciown-the isaad OF Ns~toand
tnc-s, nth swan like grace, the spsc rnen oil marine
architecture shown the star slsnghd banner OF the
Greatest republic wo,l ID has known, and bearing
living f..inbt of ipss Tin sDls vsue-brave bold hearts,
beating high with hope and warm with the concentrated
s~mu.thies Of the .hole vide crvinz.d Univere aud
bopt on one the nobiet enterprises in which
could en- bark, to seek-througn dangers uadresmt o.,
per and oicaIries yet unnsg ned the long loat
mAryr TO seiennne restsrch, The missing world VIDE
lameLted Sir j hn Franklin
In he experience too Of forty bfty residents
Johns that lid day o; june, 1883 ~il mark al
epoch ~hich viii stsnd ont lumnously on the chart OF
their existence while memory holes It's place ana me
hour Of that day wss concentrated the feeling of hs
time those who met with AS brother, the phdAn-
tIopc s2r who again proceeding 70 ms Acuc rs-
aior ! Ia ear Oh OF SIR John + arAlin
Ihe comm pder of The expedition In the American brig
Advance, iebly preferred TO the government by mr..
Kerry ell, The prneeiy souled merchant OF New
York-Doctor Kane the United states navy, vi hi
eom The ents,prss, Mr. Brookes IN "oretnrrn
q The Hyslc uie~eie received, the s-s day
ust Noi.d Their brsLhIsn Ia In. to-n, WITH fgatef
rnr Acan. Wor.hpfui Master, Martin Pstris, Esq.,
Iieu,er ant N Ne wfoandand eompsnes be-
haH OF the cdse after and prooria inu oduc
presented 70 Brother Ksns together With sssonc
Address.
The worshpful MISTER, Waraens ard brethren Of ST.
JohLA Loose No S44 81 Johns, Newfoundland, on The
registry The Grand Lodge VI England, hsi the arrival
OF you. their most worthy brother ksne aud your
betnIen in ,bis your last h4Ipg place that xed
tion they but feel TO Do so frsuaht With
bope IN search Of long lost BROTHER SIR Joan Frank
I'm
While they regret that the time Of your stay is so
short personal Friendship cannot draw closer the
sxis,rs tie besu.sn Them and you yet the universal
sympalny that snsts itself Ia the noble that
To- would rather urge thAs departure wn''h
they deeply feel prompted b. the most generous