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Il letter from Georgia, dated June & s,r.
that most dangerous and extensive inyurrect;s ts
OF the blacks was detected at Macon few ," Js,A
since. They had banded together to the nuns huns
ber of 800, and supposed to be instgated and
headed by a French cmigrant from the Mississnu Gnu
pi. His slaves were in the plot. They had r onv
arrested one Of the rebels. The whole of,h.
others, with the Frcnchman, have made tbe;,
escape.


Ratfie8ndkes.-Two men from Bradford
county, were at our shores yesterday. with
a Box, containing seventy.fv hpe Rattle.
snakes. These snakes were caught at sew.
eral dens in May last, soon after the warmth
of the sun induced them to leave their hid.
ing places, but before they had acquired
their usual and ordinary activity. In taking
them, wooden tongs we're used of sufficient
length to seize them without exposing the
captors to much danger. The owners Of
these poisonous reptiles. have descended
thus far with them in Canoe, and propose
going to Philadelphia by the Union Canal
and it will probably be the first boat, as we'll
as the first cargo cfthe kind which will pass
through the canal. They ought to 20 toN
free. The ultimate destination ofthese reo.
tiles is Europe, where they will unquestion-
ably attract much attention, as indeed thew
are objects Of great curiosity in many parts
of our own country Uikes6arre ha.