Pittsburgh Spirit OF the Age.
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RIor IN NPIrrsDUReH.-Welearnf from the Spirit
of the Age that difficulty occurred between some
draymen and Mr.. Collier, Clerk Of the steamboat
Manhattan, on the 26th ult relative to the dellve-
~ of some salt, and as Mr.. c. was returning on
board, he was knocked INTO the river by blow
with whip, and severely beaten by the assaIi-
ants, who then made an assault on the boat with
stones and all kinds OF missiles, striking Nr. VIM
Morrison, Engineer, on the head and lnIunng
him very usly-serlously woundlng MI
VIM. H. Carney, cabin passenger VINO was sit
ting on the second deck, with blow with
stone on the face-and injnr!ng slightly four
others. The assaants numbered ten or fifteen,
four of whom were arrested the same alter
noon.