From, the United States Gazette.
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We learn with sincere regret, that the election
on Friday, was followed, in Pittsburgh, by more
noise than distinguished the same event in this city


After dark, the Jackson Ten--or, rather, as it
should be understood some Jackson men, assembled
to burn tar barrels, in opposition to the law, and the
Mayors proclamation. The Journal says


Several of the peace officers and magistrates were
knocked down with brick bats IN attempting to arrest the
offenders and the persons arrested rescued by force
The house set fire. and between the noise OF
the mob, tn, cry of fire, and the rafting of fire engines
the uproar and confusion about pretty specimen OF
Jacsonis.a, any orderly person could wish to in
summers dayAs grew late, however, the mob dspers'
ed by degrees, and believe injury has been
done, except few broken heads torn clothes, bloody
noses"


Ii is further added, that the mob fell upon sew.
era inofensve individuals, and in the fray, one Of
Judge Riddles SONS was dangerously injured"
We sincerely deplore the existence Of such state
of things in our country and we do not now refer
to them with any party feengs-because we have
much mistaken the character Of our fellow citizens,
if very large majority of the Jackson men, does
not deplore and execrate such violence, as heartily
as any other persons