New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

bitter end. We may sneer a, Dsvis's recent vauNt
that, though Richmond fall, the war can be con-
tinued even ia Virginia for twenty years. Butt
have IN abiding belief in the enduring quality Of
the malgnity that INSPIRES bin and his Cocoon
spiratora. Were Mcclellan to occupy Richmond 10.
morrow, Davis would address his broken columns
in words not unlike those Of bis great prototype
when hurled from the battlements Of heaven into
the fiery gulf below. Addressing them IN Miliosie
phrsse, he wou d cay:
What though The fold be io.tl -.
All Is no. lost the uBconGaeraole VIII,
And study Of reveose immortal hse'
And coulsyo ~ SUI nit OF Yield
q To bow and Sue ior grsce
With :oppisa. snee! sya atlty b: gows.
Doubted hia empire. Iha. were low indeed
1 sh, we're tsn'DiDy, and shame 0'n'''n
We may with more successful hope r.,cvs A
TO wage by force guile eternal wsr, ~
Ireconcisble to our grand foc.'
M nDucn for the devil, and JEFF. DaS.ss eonc1rs
with him. Laughter and cheers,
Our chief danger now lies in foreign intervention,
France and England would gladly humble and dis
solve this Union. Therefore, intervention by them
will be directed to Gully one end-the ultimate sepS
ration of the States and Confederate Independence.
To aver. this, the war should be pushed with I'M
wonted vigor even during the three next sickly
months. Our Northern soldiers droop nnder the
RAYS of tropical sky. The Sonth teens With an
acclimsted population, loyal and true. Free the
slaves Ia the Cotton States as pure military
measure and hand tho rebellion in that region over
TO them till the cool weather arrives, and then,
anything is left of it, our Northern troops could
promptly dispose of it. Loud cheers. But
If, from tenderness to chs Rebels, We let the
contest linger into the Autumn, the danger
that Franco and England will take sides
then, strike heavy blows strait at the heart OF
the rebellion. France always respects power.
England ever wor.bips success. The struggling
masses Of the old world wait for on opportunity
hintr fax
LIBERTY and there is not q crowned heed In
Europe that would dare to intervene against III.
! [Cheers, loud and repeated. kellow-citizenS A
year and quarter have passed since Sumter ieu.
during that period events have transplred whose
weight might cause century to bend. Inc NATION
has besonie vest camp. We are wagng war on
scale 20 gigantic that the most martial Powers OF
the earth stand amazed at the spectacle. The Free
North Is struggling to perpetua.s the Government
bequea.hed TO By our Revolutionary fathers enc
which from our Infancy we have been tangh5 70
revere. La this conflict we have spent treasures
thar exceed the fabulous wealth Of Ormus and OF
Ind. We have poured out streams OF most precious
blood The bones Of our brethren fallen ID the
struggle bleach on the soil Of every State, from the
Delaware TO the Rio Grande. Thousands upon
Thousands pine with fostering wounds and ftful
feyers in Northern hospitals. We arc In the middle
of the Summer solstice. Our unaccmated troops
faint aud die under the feryid sun Of the SOUTH We
have scarcely approached the home and heart Of me
malignant Cotton States. Why is the existence OF The
Repuo,ic ,nus dsn2cred and why have We not been
more successful in rescuipg II from peniI The Al
,niah,y has controversy with this nation. The
cry of 600 900 OF slaves has assembled TO She Ioae
of the Eternal. The CONTEXT prophesied By Jeser-
son, in which the Almighty bad no attribute toat
could side with tho oppresrors, is upon us. All toe
plaques that tortured Egypt for its crimes against
humanity, are being rained down upon us IN this
desolaing war. Inc thunderbolts Of Divine retri~
button arc emitting and soaring the pillars Of onH h.
sritutions. 1, is tor US 10 determine whether our
Government shall endure, or be crushed into
shspeess ruin. If blind our eyes to the ba,ken"
Ing clouds that cover the horizon, the svenelng hour
draws nigh. But, If We turn our hearts unto mercy,
and do works meet for repentance, the terrible udg
ments that impobd over us shall pass away. Goe
grant that the temple Of Freedom erected with 90
much toll and cousecrated with so much affection by
our ancestors, may survive the conyulsions that
threaten IT'S destruction. May its towering walls
shelter rs aud children, and our chidrens child
rem even 70 the latest generation. Through coming
time LAY it stand among the nations tho brightest
exempar Of institutions founded upon Justice, ten,
pered with humanity, regulated by Law, and
crowned with Liberty. Loud applause.
The National Anniversary was well observed in
WILLIAMSBURG; business was entirely suspended,
and the people in holiday attire seemed devoted to
frs,iyity. At sunrise, noon, and sunset snes were
fred. Large numbers 0! people were assembled %
tile tLIon Daso Dali ground, where games VI lOOb Dali
and base ball were largely INDUCED i'll.
The exercises at Bourinvil.e Grove are noted ir
another column.
TIE irst po;n; Of attraction however, YVES Myrtle
avenue Park, where & picnic Was given nuder the
auspices OF the Society q ST. Vincent Do Paul.
AT an early hour in the morning sl the members Of
that Society and the children belonging 10 the San
day.Scnooi OF st. Vincent De Paul accoppsne BY
fine band, joined Ia procession, and marched TO ths
Park, aad during the day thousands wendsd then
way III the same direction.
IL the course Of the day not less than 10000 Ies
sons participated in the fcstiyi,iesa. the Perk. Be
siie n.asc snc singing, there was patriotic mani
festation consisting of the reading Of the Declare
ton Of Independence By Mr. Stephen J. CALLAHAN,
and short, but very patriotic address, by :he Rev.
Father McG,rcskey.
IN the evening there was fine display Of fire.
works, given by the city, on the Union Baseball
ground, which was Witnessed by thousands wite
great apparent satisfaction. There was also very
fine pyrotcchnc display, gotten up By private 500.
scriptiou q. the junction Of Myrtle avenue an6
Broadway. A. each place the oocasion was emily
ened by the performance OF popular and patriotic
airs.
Tie day was remarkably free from casualties, and
Was apparently greatly honored aud enjoyed.
Ar noon there WIS an alarm Of fire for the Frth
District causei by slight fire in the church tie
corner Of South Fourth aud Sixth streets. The ire
was soon put out, with but trlfing damage. While
returning from the IRE, "a disgraceful attempt was
made BY some Of the fremen 10 get up riot, and
for few minutes fighting with sticks aud stones
was carried on quite brskly and several persons were
slightly injured. But the disturbance soon
ouelei by the Police, and one or two Of the nsti-
gators were arrested.
A LAD named Charles Smith was drowned while
bathing a. the foot of South Eleventh street yestsr
day morning The body was subsequently found
aud carried 70 the residence of the boys psrents,
No. - South Fifth street, where inquest viii IL
held to-day.
Joseph could 8 lad IL years Of age, residing 81