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to Professor McCfntock behaviour upon thi'
occasion--and ii is supposed that they will de-
mand his removal from the Institution or with
draw themselves. One Of The students was
slightly wounded. and many other persons,
black and white, injured seriously.


We have many other rumors in reference 10
this affair. which we suppose TO be exaggera-
tions. One that writ had been issued for the
arrest Of Professor McClinlock-anolher, thai
the wounds of MIR. Kennedy were supposed 10
be morlal-a third, that the negroes contempla
ted an attack upon the Jail. We put no conf
dence in them, however. Mr.. Kennedy's ne
groes have escaped, and will perhaps. not b.
heard from again-while he in The endeavor
TO recover them, has, il is presumed from The
nature Of his wounds, been NAMED for life.