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Remarkable Hcident.--The Baltimore Sun has the following article: s.An incident somewhat remarkable, occurred at the late meeting in Halifax county. The Rev. Mr. Roszel was delivering a discourse, in his ssee,al- an,mated- and eloquent manner, during which he described the sublimity and gran deur of the Christians triumph in the hour of nature's dissolution A sepulchral still ness pevaded the assembly. The intensity of feeling was best indicated by full and si- lent tears, which trickled down the cheeks of hundreds. Every eye seemed rivetted on the speaker. During this scene, Mir. R. re- marked, that one of the happiest periods of his life, was the hour in which he witnessed that triumphant exit of his venerable father, (the Rev. Stephen George Roszel, who died about two years ago.) A Mir N, sitting in the congregation, replied audibly, q don't believe thato Before he had closed his mouth, a yellow-jacket, ia species of bee, whose sting is known to be one oi the most pain full suddenly stung him on the tongue, caus- ing it to swell and inflame to such an ex- tent that he was in great agony, and could not swallow food during the succeeding night Medical aid was found indispensable. Such an impression did the wound make on the mind of the unfortunate man, that he has since acknowledged his belief that the nl- fiction was providential also that the minis ter was right, and he wrong"