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4 Ne,o Mode of silencing the Prcss,-The Editor of the Natchez Gazette had the misfortune, last month"; to have his office entered at night by some villain or villains who succeeded in rendering both presses perfectly useless by deprving them of their companion leavers to the spindle. The perpetrators of the shameful and attrocious act remain unknown but it is known to be the work of printer, as none other could have been sufficiently acquainted with the machinery of press, to cripple them effecu- ally in the dark. After the lapse of two weeks, dur ing which time the work of the office was suspend ed, the levers were found concealed in neigboring celar But the veteran editor, Col. Marschalk, not thinking himself or his property safe in town where he has been so rudely treated, has after residence oftwenty years, been compelled to remove with his press to the town of Washington, six miles distant where the gazette is published Last year the against printers ragged in Tennessee, where of the craft fined most unmercifully for copying into his paper something which related to Judge residisg in Col. Crockets district. Now its head quarters aretrasferred to Mississippi the Press is not only disarmed but it's owner compelled to seek safety by seeking new home.