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The Cumberland Civilian states that on Tues
day night last, Mr. John Burridge, living on the
line of the canal, about five miles below Cumber-
land, was so seriously beaten with clubs and
stones, by some of the aborers on the canal, that
his life was considered in imminent danger. On
the following day Col. Thruston, with Captains
King and Haller's companies, marched down the
line, and arrested thirteen Of those supposed to
have been conspicuous in the outrage. r