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TERRIBLE RIOT IN BALTIMoRE.-We learn from
the Clipper, that disgraceful riot occurred among


portion OF the remen Of Baltimore Saturday night
last fire had occurred in carpenters shop in open
lot above Preston street When returning from the fro
the United Company attacked in the vicinity 0fther
engine house in How ard street. when general battle
sued during which pistols fred in quick succession
and brick made fly about like hail The neghbor
hood Of Pratt street between Howard and Sharp Streets
to have been the principal scene Of riot the ground
Sunday being almost covered nth brick bats other
missiles. The stores and dwellings in the vicinity
made suffer considerably by the intentions from the
bricks thrown. brick hurled with great violence,
during the fight through the window OF the dwelling Of
Mr. shane, and the new buildings in the course Of cree
Repository in for full share Of damage Several
Of the beligerens injured and watchmsn knocked
ceeded in arresting three the party named John Alb
bott John Thomas and John Jones charged with partic
pating in the riot, and their being taken before d H
Mcdonald Esq they held to bail to keep the peace
LYNcHINe On Saturday evening, 3lst ult., at
the head of Vine street, Pittsburgh, some country
men were encamped with their wagons and had built
fire and prepared their suppers when man came along
and assault upon them and their fixtures, by up
setting things and making muss generally lew rods
distant he met little old woman who was leading
oh TO ana the ground and he
them but luckily without taking effect He was pro.
above, rushed on and bound him fast gentleman who
passing horseback the scene and joined the
party who were deberatng what to DO with the villain
them the free Of it until nothing left but six
inches of the handle, and after few moments consua


ton they concluded to give him Lynch law. They CON-
menced at his feet and whipped up his neck lay
pros.rate the ground, then back and then up ogsn
the marks being about inch apart Alter rolling his
body three times and operating in the wsy all
over him. giving him about three hundred ashes he
permitted to 60 to stay as he pleased He snesked Oh
rather worse for SO says the Pittsburgh CONNER
| cial


| CASE OF JOSEPH CARTER.-Joseph Carter, con-
vced of murder, at the last Warren Circuit, Is ex-
| Mr.. Halsead will that judgment be pronounced
upon him by the Court is understood that his counsel
be argued by Messrs. w. Halsed and W. c. Morris for
| the State and Gov vroom and A. y. Brown OF Easton
behalf Of Abner PaIke fora change Of
their and also for certora to remove them into
| the Supreme Court-Trenton Gasshe


DELAWARE CoLLEGE.-Tne annual commence
ment Of this fourshing institution was held on the
nth July The degree OF A. B. conferred twelve
young Of the graduating class and the degree Of
NJ. nm two young men in course, and the honorary de-
gree OF A. II. on the Hon Charles Marin. The degree
Of D. d. was conferred Rev Eliskim Phelps Of P6ila
delpha and Rev Isaac Lewis Of New York The address
before the literary societies was delivered by Rev. Dr.
Cox Of Brooklyn.


The CRops.-The Pendleton (S c. Messenger
weather. and the late corn and cotton both suffering
greatly Although in some neighborhoods the corn crop
will he good there others In which scarcely any thing
will be made and the crop average must be short


Fortunately. there is considerable quantity OF old corn
member have seen them branches and springs in
many places are dry.


| AN IsDIAN BATTIE.-The editor OF the st. Louis
Republican learns gentleman from the Missouri.
that battle took place three four weeks since tho


Indian territory between party oil the Sscs OF the Mis-
souri, and party OF rawpees The latter had eight
killed and the Sacs The Sacs returned 10 their
village with five caps The Pawnees stole i've horses
| from their enemy and thus brought on the fight.


GREAT SpEEp.-Adams & Co.'s Express Line
now conveys goods from New York to Wheeling


in five days and from Philadelphia to Wheeling three
days and half. This great speed is attained by
Meeting at this city with Green Co.'s Express via Balt


and Ohio Railroad to Cumberland, and thence to
| Wheeling by 4s hour wagon line. This we learn, 10
done regularly and moderate rates Of charge for trans
| portation-BGifimore Patriot, Sept8


| The Fur CoMpANY.-One OF the American Fur
Company's boats Nmrod, arrived at St Louis on the