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UnIa,cfm Outrage.-On Tuesday night last
Mr. John Burbridge, living on the line ofthe ga
/ nal, about FIVE miles below Cumberland, was sc
seriously beaten with clubs and stones. by some
of the Irish laborers on the canal, that his lie was
considered in imminent danger We learn that
the cause of this outrage was, that Mr.. Burbrdge
had sent his negroes to one of the shantees to re-
take some turkeys that had been stolen from him
that evening; after which fifteen or twenty labo-
rers went to the house of Mr.. B., and called TO
him, and on appearing at the door, he was seized
and most nhunanlv beaten. On the following
day, Col. Thruston, with Captains King and Hal
|lcFs Companies, marched down the line and ar
rested and brought to town thirteen OF those sup
posed to have been conspicuous i'll the outrage.
They are to be tried on Tuesday next and we
hope, if found guilty, they may be severely pun
ished for this violation of both law and humanity.


Cumberland Ciriian.


.4nother M,rderou9 FIGHT lately took place
between the Fardonans and Corkonans, OH the
canal near Chicago, III. commenced at a fti-
neral, the Corkonians being the aggressors and
resulted in one Of their party being tiiled-thus
adding another death to that of the individual they
had Just nterred!-Frcd. Times.


In quarrel in field between two men, named
Bowes and Mcdonald, near Buffalo, the latter be-
ing struck with stake, made at the assailant with
ia cradle-scytle, and completely severed his head
from the body!-N. I. Ere. Star.


It is painful rd,sec the course pursued by the
hirengs of the Government, and Custom House.
| In the Third Ward, out of 73O votes poed,
$50, including the oldest and most respectable of
its citizens, were challenged by Custom House
gaugcr, Of the name Of RIELL, who receives sa-
larry of $500 for thus interfering in the privilege
lof Freemen. One of the oldest and best known
Packet Captains was challenged, and compelled
to swear in his vote, by a. foreigner, whom he
imported in his own ship, within the last three
| years. This fellow R1ELL, we understand, is the
same person who figured in thiscounty alew days
before our election!-N. j. Mon. Eng.
| Horrid Murder, anil .Rrrest.-On Sunday af-
ternoon, man named Barney Scanlin, residing
| in l06th ST., between 5th and 9th Avenues, hav-
ing some alteration with his wife, fell upon her
and beat her in such an unmerciiul manner, that
she died Immediately. The murderer then fled.
Two of the neighbors, named Ingram and Fay
lor, came down to the city early on Monday NOR
ming, to give information to the Police, and on re-
turning home, they met ScanIin on the 5th Ave-
nue, making his way to the city He was arrest
! ed by Messrs. |. q IT. -, and safely lodged
| in prison to await an examination on the charge
of Murder.


The coroner yesterday held an inquest on the
body of the deceased, and the Jury returned q
verdict Of .'death,'' from blows inflicted by Bar
ney Scanlin, her husband.-N. 7, Erp.
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