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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

ably not more thar oue-hsf maby .iii arrive
10 the former par ofths year e. catered tse pre-,
eLt year with large feet cue Nov there le9s than
bslf dozen ships 10 arrive here from Isdis for tue
ne1t three months We shall have some European
ships that vii coIe bOue ~h sat or 10 b4llast f1d
irg DOt pg 20 10 abr sd With the exception OF them
the srriv4ls will b. ANAL and it IL well ta 1t should
be go " do rot wen. the goods; We lack nOt hing
for there il husLe.s dang to colsume goods. Let
our neIchans lGpoIt a. li'tle e. possible, aud on
those go os that ere earted snd thst ,sn readily bs
so.d. We wan notnpg imported TO fill government
warehouses. We tru-t hnOther ses-IOn Of Congress
will give US a re ts G aud sboiisl forever the pres
ent warehouse system-a system which he's helped 10
ruin Cur merchants.
The prospects, fer the shippiog interest no bet
ter Dov than for come tiaaa ps-t, and We must sc-
snosledge that Te hsve great surplus OF tRuDsge.
We Il ast that verzer will b. bu L. the pre- ssat year
te spy amount. The ship building PLACES au4L seek
out Cthsr busDsss fr this department % ndus-
Try they will fipd poor rehouce. Boston Traveller.
cAtsE os TBE KxPLosIos Of TIE PESssrLvAsIA.
The memphis ADpedi Of Saturday ssys: We row
learn that John ii. Campbell, of the firm q j. Ii
Csmpbc Co. nierrh s Of new o-Oflssns, wao died
at the GsyosO Houss on Tburstsy, made statements
coptI sdicing that OF TIE second engineer. mr Camp
bell wss formerly eu eognser on the nver, ana on
MODdey isst lie visited 81 the HiyVso by Dir.
John A. III ffGan 4 the steamer Daniel B1cne, who
vas gsged Up the steamboat ScntlaDd s0ue yesrs
ago wheu Mr.. Camphell engiuesr on thai Dost.
Mr. Campbell made statement ~ Mr.. HJfn8u on
tLst Welt tie sUbi tauce of which Was q. toll wE:
"On the morning Of the expl'-ion Mr.. Ca npbsll
wss up esrly, sno bsvicg 40 acquaintance emoog tne
deck passengers wbo was sick, he ds-cended t. he
msir deck to pay bin q visit, Op reaching .hs er gue
room he fund that the .ngipeor not .t hs p'st.
30 struck he this istanoe uf negligence snd its
possible consequence, that hs about 20 try the
water but dereted kn0sins the teDgineer would
look upon sach an Get dizie- -pec!fu He then Dir
covered that the engineer a, where he lad b-en
il company with women. As he advanced, he
engineer epprJsobed ss If to Try the water. A. that
moment the catastrophe occurred. This sistement,
wa learn is supported by that OF persoss among the
deck passengers.
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hsnc e,rry TEAs Goe ace T. Dealer, aSe pm
fsusirs souchon Ooioax anc founs nJsen ZOE -,
&C uDpavo-t snd nps nal tEos c to &c Az e,ee qss:
lies equal, Lrs Atsa. be1-s god BsSuLt Ita lo
Cal s.a sx,ua. q Ne ls5 cashsm It. osSssa r7sa oi
RoosTa:x.
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tAsveri1nssni /
PuRDY's NATIONAL THEATER. "A

PIKDY > NAITUNAL 1 HIN th--f EIrht C6fK"
bln Of attraction is 70 e. pr,.eL,,e t fou.sns rns.tsr
r.h. The crbrh Mos Al versatile cr q Cnsn-
frau and t@ y' male comedian AID sos @sst-r Alfred
s~w, "a I'd tn vi the oh to z,2esr Also,
Mrs J. Prior Mis- Asgis Barton snd al The company.
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iAdsss.iSeUsat
BgADY's GALLERIES.
PForossAps,

AsEsorYrEs sri UsGrgxaxoryrks
Nos SIS %5 Broadway. SewYosh sad No. S'< fs"ass
,sGi. ss.. Waaail-:on, G.
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Johnson schooner .......''''''''''.'' liH p H.
W.dgeon-not In sight
II will be seen from the above that according TO the
time Of arrival the sloop prize was won by the Robecca
and the schoorer prize by the Sylve. But when the
Mimic came in her owrer protested against the Re-
becca for passing through Plum Cat instead Of the
Race Mr. j. G. Bennett, ST., admitted ths. they had
taken that course but defended it the ground that
there were no official sailing directions. Mr. Hsswel
referred him to The Herald where he hsd printed as
official the calling directions which he tH.swen)
had hin SELF left there. by taking the course through
Plum Gut the Rebsccs saved some eight or ton miles
in Distance beside avoiding strong ebb tide in the
Race which kept the other yachts at standsti nearly
all Thureday night. Under these circumstances tae
Judges had no alternative but to rule the Rebecca out
Of the Race Mr.. Bennett was much incensed al this
and nsnusted that he other yachts might Possioy DO
ruled out too for usng sweeps dnnng the n'gnt
Whistler th. nsipuaion is founded 10 fact or NOT the
Cub owe Il TO themselves to investigate the chargs
thoroughly The arrival Of the Rebecca at the STAKE
Boat 40 much in advance of her competitors, is wholly
due 70 her good fortune. Happening to be on tho out
side OF the fee: she caught bght breeze that dd not
reach the others, and slipped down Throggs Neck In
advance Of the fleet.
This Regatta resulted JUS. a. predicted. The end
of The CONTEXT wss Montsuk Point After gong around
that the yachts met light, battling winds or Gains ana
those which had behaved most noby on toe Atlantic,
in the Sound laid nutoness like great logs, or drCed
slowly along with the tide. The Una, for instance,
had gaioed and was much ahead al the " RACE, ou'
she here encountered the ebb tide and the wind dying
away was kept back until ali her competitors cAme up
with her. The course was much discussed by the
Club. and some of toe members urged this objection,
and pcw claim that if the courre had been OF Book
Island cut to sea no such obstacle would have osen
encountered.
We have no doub. that the next grea'
Regatta will be around Block Island and o'ck
to Sandy Hook going outSde Of Long ia.na
each wsy. race like ths., with good oreezs'
would prove decisive test Of the value Of the mole
and zig and the ssing qualities of each vessel. Inc
htsa@ner Regatta OF the Club Will take place IN
August nexi, st New Bedford.
FOR EUROPE.
Tbs steamer Arsgo, under commscd of Csp:- Lines
lef Ibis port Saturday for Southampton with I'D
CABIN passengers ana $3.50 1876 10 specie. Among The
pass-es,rr were Ms Marcy aud daughters Aa'on
Leeget K. w. Burlage, besreS o; dispatches to tas
Ne,asslsrcs the Ravei Family, the Rev. Il. l.. Prem
tss snd fsnily, tie Rev. j. +. StsaJp., b. Il. Win
tbrop family d. Warren Stone, aad the Rsv. DR..
GQrbsm ID. Abbott.
.ORIIGS ARRIVALS AT BOSTON.
Sitss Jsn. l. tlNls--ight sbips hOm iOteicn pnts
ksys srtiytd NJ bustOn, against hu' dvef aoh
twenty-t~o 10 the are time last year. For the AK
ncn:Ssto cOns, tnsgirs the time 70 Jan. lo9, prop
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FKEpRrCKs's PIIOTOGRAPUC TEMPLE or ART.
So. ss ana Ss7 Bry.1wsy Opposite Astoootsz HsterHe-
TsssAFHs EALLoTypKs DAcgSaaEofyrSs Asd AHsss1SrhA
Ia -s.sy sy~
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Tee Court adjourned % the 10Th Of Jsly next.

COURT OF GENEaAL sEs5IoSs-JCxE A-s~tbss Il
cerdrr BAksAkD.
The People ssl William rockss snd Ana H9-.9S
There psrCios we're indicted for the mADsar2htsr OF
Psnck fyns. They srssned hs rssn'rs sae patr1
xp!ty TAe Ccar assc~d fsoos u fsacs esa ovaass
fsg ,ts 6ssse md ~ ts ~ dssa ~ The III tom
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

PROBABLY FATAL AssAuLr.-Oficer Cxey Of the
Eighteenth Precinct, a. az early hour yesterday morn
ing arrested AL Irishman named John Riley. charged
with feloniousy ass.ultipg James Edwards Of No 100
Broad s.rset. difficulty occurred between the two
men in the First avenue, wher Riley seized cdb and
beat Edwards over the head and face, itfiic.Dg n-
iu,ies the. are likely to prove fatal. Edwards was
taken TO his residence and attended by physician,
who sent certificate to the Court that his patient was
in a dangerous condition. Riley was committed to
prison by Justice Qaackenbush, to await the result OF
Edwards il jures.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

ALLEGED WIFE MrRDEs.-For some time past an
In.lrsu named M.sstsn aud bis wife Sacan have
lived il the premises No. IS Mulberry srees bu. their
domestic intercourse va Mt Of the moet h.rnonioas
charscsr Trey hsi fl queu: quarrc!s, sud occsson-
.lly be wound i.ait violence 70 her person. Ga
Wed,e;d,v pi.ht. Mrs. M4sghsn va, standing 10 the
,srr. when, :; :. arg.d, her husbiod proceeded
t, ere Ct the upper 'oe' 'f tue house sai 'rc'n an
,pen sirdoS threw coan ppoc her head Tssatuo or
c.hst hi .vy vessel the toic- ID whch p'c-.r.t.d net
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

The Musical FEsTWAL-JosEs's WooDs.-The
Committee of Arrangements beg to announce that car
roges can enter at the gate 10 Seventy street,
foot passengers at Ssventieth street. There will be
400 SINCERE and upward of 300 instrumentalsts play
ing in the Woods. There will be in addition full 300
more instrumentaists in the street bands The pro-
cession leaves the headquarters Hester street, at 81
O'Clock a. m, goes down the Bowery, past the City
Hall; then up Broadway to Grand street thence
through Grand street to East River where steamboats,
will be waiting.
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R.ruyR UsLucxY.-The old sdsge, Troubles
never come sirgiy'' seems to nave "e7a p,'Vv -
-; !, ,hr c.se of the sts.u,boa. " Island City
since her purchase for toe M'macpscA '.a ~. AZ"
Rocl ee route. On making n"r 'fi"' mp :" '"o'
placer about a moHlh sg0' lief c'aA p'uA'' ~
caused for,r ights delay il the commencement o. n.,
,, oulsr trips After run'ing successfully Gu ''e 'V-
nr LITTLE over week, sbe we' caught IN '''
of Mepdsy a... and RECEIVED sO9 tansSe "nie" 's-.
a.,.J. x,hd.swui iof few dsi s nece-'Hy II '''-
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Park epjAmin is to deliver poem at the anniver-
cary Of the Eaceian Society Of the University Of the
City Of Nsw-York, which is to BE- held this evening.
The Rev. II. S. Carpenter is the orator
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

SuIclDE.-Cus Bsyer-, cooied woman, :! yesrs
of age, late or Saturday nigh, swallowed what WA
supposed to be dose Of lsadanum With the intent to
terminate her e1isterce and she succeeded in her pur-
pose. After i. was discovered ths; Cisra bad taken
poiscp bs Fifth Precinct Police sent for physician but
be refused to ccme, ard tn. suite er fingered till 2.
O'Clock the following morning anu expired. The
deces.ed had been Ill fO along time AMI in consequence
became low spirited snd desponding. Coronsr Gamble
held inquest cn the boay, aud the Jury -ndered
verdict Of death b. suicide from taxing sudauum.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

TICKET SwIKDLNG.-ln the case Of Philip Eyer
against Smithsrs, keeper of ticket Office in Liberty
street, for chcs;iDg Eyer by giving him ssiliDg
packet ticket at the enormous price of SjO when he
applied for steamer ticket TO Hamburg the Msyor
held the aeoused to bail in 81 600 TO answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

IS.rcUR,rIoS o, THs NEw.YoRK CHESS CLUB
Roous-roe Nsv.YO,k Chess Gao have hired q
hs,d,oe suite OF ,uorns :, M 2e Bind street, w:;ch
vii, be- ,,.n N the futurs from 10 until midnight,
for hr accommodation If :hr merlb-rs and chess play
els fI..a ai,r..l who m.. ,i-i; ;bi. city! Oo Fdisy
,vsn l.st :ae ,oops were formally rsusuratsd By
d.p. ard .ds,---sr i,n the principal u,-b.rs Of The
Cub Among tie rps~ksrs were Ms'srs Theodore
IisltzLn-is lie President. Mr.. R,5e:t j. odge, the
s-cieie,f; ws, De5s Jubea, H-tmu'o. Thompson,
frke P,lrr, Fer, Stsulsy, sta o'ner Tn,gus'ss IN
tie .t.ss worc. TIE Cub va stAsd - be io most
fouil. il oi sni TO rnmoer mora ssro' pay
e,s ,osh srJ c,l-f t-e "a the ccaolfy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

BY reference to our advertising columns, it will b
seen that ths HaroveI Fire Insurance Company in
sures at the reduced rates. and returns five per cent
cash.
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vi,b fr,si yceroe 70 she pavement. Toe brutal IS
,e.nt er rsr Off ssd his rjHed wife was isk-r up
nv tie Sixth Waii PcEce ssd conveyed TO the Ne~-
York Hospital. Sic coht,sued to fail gradually tsA
Saturday night, when sb6sIprsd. Coroner Gsuble
was notified, and uia investigate the matter to-day
Mesghso has b,en srssted and held TO sSsi. the re-
81 Of IL. CoroLers lryt stiystCr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

PRAYER YoR PAKpoS.-A petition was forwarded
recently to the Hon. T. II. Hicks, G.ve'nO, o. nay'
land, sigped by la Ministers OF the Mstnoas. hp1sO
pal Church, Blsck Riv-r Conference, asking 10. us
pardon and release Of tn- Rev s.maei H'eeh'
ioc. ,,e.che.. who row lying in the Penit-ntiary
Of thai State under sentence Of ten yea" nrp','0
...n, so, having in his possession copy OF eacie
Toms Cabin.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

F1orEaESr or MARRIED Man WITH HIS SISTER
ryLAw-About three weeks since, ayouDg msn named
Charles McCaIty, who had for some time cultivated an
intimacy with his wies ssssr named Margaret Cakes
- wears of sge n this city eoped With her to Boston,
and took rooms On Brosd street. McCarty hsvirg
obtained work, they changed their resiisnca to Utica
street week sgo hi. wife arrived in search Of him.
and reported herself to the office Of the c'iei Of Police
Oficeis were put on the track and on Friday the
put:e, were arrested and acknowledged their guilt
They were locked no for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

Tvs Qr.r.slISE -rp- Qlsrsctine laws. which
&C now IN iui force 10 b. persons or boss from
passing Nitin lie Qa.ianune buc,s; and 10 oae Is ST.
lcwed 10 LuI in.eIcoG:.- in aty way With p=rsons or
-h p- urJ-, qua'sstG- without the Petml'son f the
Heath Oticer Al persons irirrg'rs these laws rem
der ,heisrlvss liable to srrsr aud confinement within
the Oa.r,ui- jail, .rd to foe for IL .d-meanor.
dets. r;H-it of the Harbor P.hcs is ro~ at Sts:sn
Is.Id to epfcice thee aSs ant much uoabs sni an
noyarc- ieht be .p,.ed nnv-nt p-i-on. by kno~l'
ecse oi b-D.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
interesting Sketches.
Anecdotes Of Gen. Jackson.

In one OF the Indian campaigns, which not
recollecied or material 10 our story. whilst the
army was on the march, still in Tennessee. ON
It's way to the scene of war in Alabama, draft
ed company was expected daily to overtake The
main body of troops. This company at Ienptb
reached the rear Of the train. Infortsatlon of
their approach was Immediately carried 20 the
'front.' where Jackson was at the time. As the
messenger passed from rear to front, the fact
that this company were without arms, having
lett their guns at home, was made known along
the whole line. 1t was known to the entire
army before it reached Jackson's ears Cnri.
OsIty was on liptOe to know how the irascible
commander would act under such circumston
ces. A storm was anticipated Soon the Gem
eral was observed making his way rapidly to
the rear, and to the surprise of all parties seem.
ingly in rather a smiling mood. Finally he
met the company. He saluted them. They
looked for voley of curses and an immediate
dIsmlssion home-the very thing they desired.
Not so however. Old Hickory pulled off his
hat, and with the politest and lowest bow. ex-
pressed his qualification at their arrival, and es
peclally at the fact that they had no guns
they were the very men he waEted Just as he
desired them, DhhOut arms. Forming them
tor rapid motion, at double quick step, uuder
his own lead, they marched on till baggage
wagon was reached, then halted, and each maj
was furnished with an axe. Forward march,
again was the word. AS they passed along the
line of march, the Generals object was seen.
and laughter, loud and uproarious, with many
hearty cheer, saluted them as they made
their rapid way to the front. There these axe
men were at once Initiated into their campaign
duties. They cleared the roads, they bridged
the creeks or carried the wagons piece by
piece, the baggage. ammunition, &C., over on
their backs, when bridges were impassable.-
They were ever in post of danger, bearing
the burdens OF the campaign. Sharing none sf
its honors. they were the laughing stock of the
whole army.
ANoTHER.-Old Hickory crossed the Warri-
or river at the close of the campaign, at Garth
age in Tuscaloosa county. There he halted
and rested for the recruit and refreshment of
the sick and wounded for few days. The
citizens Of Tuscaloosa, then small village,
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14

marsh, as threatening vengeance on the foe,
then IN softer tones, seeming to promise succor
TO their friends i'll need. Never, surely, was
there such scene us that followed. Not a
heart IN the residency Of Lucknow but bowed
itself before God. All, by one simultaneous
impulse, fell upon their knees, and nothing was
heard but bursting sobs ard the murmured
voice Of prayer. Then all arose, and there
rang out from thousand lips a great shout of
Joy which resounded far and wide, and lent new
VIgoT to that blessed pbroch. TO cur cheer of
sod save the Queen" they replied by the
well Known strain that moves every Scot to
tears, " ShGnld auld acquaintance be forgot"
&c. Alter that, nothing else made any impress
SION on me. | scarcely remember what follow
ed Jessie was presented to the General en-
his entrance into the fort, and at the officers
banquet her health was drunk by all present,
"hlIe the 9lperS marched round the table play
ing once more the familiar air of Auld lang
syne.' "
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WHOLE NO., 355.

raise itself up to its full height, as though
watching the coming of some unwelcome visi-
tor. We at first supposed that it just espied
US, and was expecting danger from our hands /;
but up2n our retreatlng few steps, he quickly
crouched behind tuft OF dried grass, and re-
naming very quiet, seemed to make himself as
small as possible. A slight buzzng was heard
IN The air, and in a moment a wasp passed
quickly near, lowering on the wing over his
trembling victim, the much dteaded tarantula.
Like some bird OF prey, the wasp remained thus
poised moment, and then, quick as thought,
dartcd down upon his enemy, and stung him
many times with great rapidly. The tarantula,
smartlng under the pain, began retreat with
all the speed of which he was capable, but the
wasp hung over him with revengeiul tenacity,
and again and again struck him with his vano-
nous sting. Gradually the flight OF the taran-
tula became slower and more irregular, and at
length, under the repeated thrusts of his con-
qheror, he died, biting the grass with his terri
DE iangS. The wasp now seized his enemy,
and Commenced dragging him away; with
what intent We could not, as business called US
thence, at that time discover
The wasp whose attacks upon the tarantula
are SO fatal, has long, slim, glossy, black body,
yellow wings, and is armed with a very sharp,
long, thorn-ike sting, which may be seen pro.
trudlng as it flies. 1t fears not the presence
OF man or beast when in pursuit of his enemy.
-lIarip0SG (Cal) Democrat.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
Original Poem.
Written fer the Smyrna Times.
The Long Might.

'Tis we'll that Time at daylight's close,
Like frailty suffering labor's cost,
Stays on its wings, amid repose,
To number hours that else were lost.
H.urs that no stars had twinkled thrsugh,
No whisper praised to Nights bent ear;
No dream-sPell woven, fresh with dew,
With other hours gone many year.
IT'S well the midnight watch foregoes
To fly all wantonly away,
Within the chamber Pain e'er chose
To rule the reckless thoughts of day!
The sigh of suffering is subdued
TO patient breathing meath the rod;
The soul, through the long solitude,
Repairs TO penltence and God.
Nor, while forspent, the spirit turns
From hope, but not from trustful pray'r,
And Night m"cks on the lamp that burns
To longing for the morning fair;
Is there no angel aid at band,
From realms of light commissioned goHe,
In all the conscious love that planned
The darkest watch TO wake the dawn.
ELMsDALE, Del. J.F.B.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
miscellaneous Articles.
Jonathan in Europe.

Brother Jonathan is getting to be quite re.
spectacle fellow among his foreign relations (n
Europe). He must be growing in Importance
aud distinguished consideration there,-or else,
his Presidents Message, entire Enormously
long document), would never have been the
burden Of "telegram from Liverpool-tbe
night the steamer arrived with ito the Lon
don Journals of the following morning.
There was a time,-and not along ago either,
when the mere skeleton of Presidents mes.
sage was considered about as much as was
worth putting into the English papers,-bu,
now, (cvcn when no exciting questions of in
ternatonal interest are agitated,) they are not
content with paragraph or two,-but must
have "the whole, or none"
The truth Is, Jonathan is become so much of
"power on the earth " that it will no Ionrer
do to keep telling him to +" hide his diminished
head" lie is grown so big boy that he can
not be snuflrd out by the " Great Powers" or
thrust out OF sight even in Queens Speech.
lie is an institution, and the world at large is
beginning to recognize him as such.
There can be no doub: that the wholesale
money panic" which this STRIPPING Of Jona
than got up at home to break things " in Eu.
rope, has done much to impress people over
there with an enlarged sense OF his power. in.
ltuence, and mportance,--and the youngster
may be allowed an honest pride, perhaps, in
thus contemplating the rapid extension of his
influence in morals, p litlcs and finance. Do
not let 1t make him arrogant or ylin,--and the
whole family of man, in the eud, will have no
cause to roget h.-N. y. Erpress.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14

lHE TARANTULA AND IT'S DEADLY PERsEcu.
TOR.--Some of our readers may have heard nj
the lenacty with which the venomous taran,n.
la is pursued by an inveterate enemy. in the
form OF IA huge wasp-lnvariably resulting in
the defeat and death of The former. We were
an eyewitness to one of these conflicts In,
week, while on ramble among the adi,ca,',
h'lls. This is the season when the poisonon.
tarantula leaves his wel-fashioned abode -
perambulate the dusty roads and the smooth
paths so often trod by the industrions n,;nora
and about their haunts dozen or so NAV he
seen any of this hideous enlargement of the
splder-race. within a circuit of few vards
leisurely vending their way along the roads
and bye-ways. Often have we marked, with
attentive curiosity, his awkward gait while
lifting his long, unwieldly legs above the shor,
blades of grass, and wondered for what nsas
and purposes this ugly little monster was placed
upon this beautiful globe.
While attentively watching the motions of
one OF these insects during our walk, we wsra
much surprised to see the object of our attrsc.
tion suddenly stop short in his wanderinSs az