From the Hollidassburgh Regi. ter.
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Mosr HoRH1BLE--Sir Persons Murdered.- A more horrible piece of intelligence than that which follows, we believe we have ne- yer laid before our readers certainly more horrible outrage was never committed in our country. Such a wholesale slaughter of hu- man beings-such an inhuman and bloody transaction, must appal every one-sicken the heart of the most obdurate. No sympa- thy can be felt for the perpetrator or perpe- trators for no offence could prompt to such an act. It must have been either the fiend- ish workings of heart black as the |" Prince of Darkness" himself, or of that most damaa- ble engine of crime and misery, alcohol. We are indebted to the politeness of MT. Ritter for the particulars of the transaction. who received them in letter from gentle. man in Huntingdon. They arc set forth as follows:

 A horrid scene was enacted Tn Hill Val ley, in this county, on Saturday evening last The wife of MT. Brown and five of his chil- dren were murdered. The wife and one son were found in the house-the Wife's throat cut from ear to ear, and the son shot through the body; at some distance from the house was found two other children, one of them shot, and the other killed with a club or some other instrument, and in another direction ln the wood the two others were found, one shot 1 and the other was killed with a club. Mir. Brown has been arrested, also M'Conahy, his son-in-law, and M'Conahy's brother Brown denies, says he was from home, and on his return found the door of his house fastened, whilst standing there he was shot at and narrowly missed. another gun was discharged, which grazed his cheek and per. forated the lower part of his ear and passed through his hat. This hear is his story.- The M'Conahvs ii is said tell contradictory stories. To-day these three men are under going an examination before Justice in Shirleysburgh, and witnesses are being exa- mined. The bodies were all buried yester- day after an inquest had been held."

 Geogia.-Ex- Governor Gilmer, a champi- on of the State Rights party of Georgia. has just arrived at Washington from home, hav- ing recently travelled over good part of the State, and conferred much with the Peo- pie. He says Georgia is as sure for HARR1- SON as Vermont or Kentucky, and by an overwhelming majority.