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DREADrUL Loco. FoCo OurRaGE.-Atout four
O'Clock this morning, Mr.. Turner, the city mar
shal, informed Us OF Dreadful outrage perp etra-
ted lzs. evening at Standiford's mil, about !
miles from the city, on the ShepherdsvI!!e road.
Ii appears that Stamford is Jealous Wing,
and that Wing neighoor named Briscoe was
a,a MIR. Tyrrell's house, near the mill, as also
seven or eight laborers, in Standiiord's employ,
who, it was supposed, would vote for the Wing
ticket.


About O'Clock last evening" fifty or sixty
Loco Focos. lea On by Godfrey Pope and IN N
named Adkins, made an attack upon Tyrsli's
house, broke II open, and beat Mr. Standlfprd' 5
son, young man y or % years Of age, Bnscoe,
and all the l4borers IN the most shocking manner
Mr. Tyrrel himself happened to be away. 1t was
believed that young Stamford would not re-
cover-that his wounds were mortal. The per-
petrators OF this outrage then took Briscoe and
the laborefs and carried them all off, leaving
young Standiiord behind who was too awfuly
beaten to be removed. Bciscoe was placed upon
horse behind Godfrey Pope.


II Is not known TO what place the victims
were taken; It was the opinion of some that they
would DC taken to some part of the county and
compelled TO vote for the Loco Foco ticket. The
nelghoors sent into the city about O'Clock this
morning, calling upon the civil authorities for
suthcient force 10 arrest the authors OF the out.
rage wherever they can be found. We trust that
justice Will be pFemptly done. The most intense
excitement prevails In the county.


Louisville Jour. Aug. 5.