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 TRAL os PAovrEssok McCrISrocK, K,--The Phi. laielphia Ledger has the following deTsatcls fsssn Carlisle. Pa, dated August 25 relative b tho triad oi Professor MeCiiRtock and others. eesnrctsd with the riot tha. resulted in tha death uf Mir. Kennedy of Hagerssowu, Md,

 fsporfsa frisi---'Thls morning WIS notssmeucssl the trial of Professor Mcciintock aud about sligsy other persons, implicated iu the rotin this place ia June last. on the occason of the of tree sa gitive slaves, which citizen of Maryland nn- fortunately received injuries which resulted fstaliy Professor Met;lintock ia charxed with interfering in the arrest of the slaves, and the others with At- tempting the rescue of tho same from the officers af tho law. 4es Heas The trial was commenced about aasa, wheas . jury was empannelled and tic biil of indictment read. The bill contains three counts .---Ffrst, for riot and breaeh of the peace aad second for riot- ensiy assembling with the intention, ef producing a breach of the peace, and for the additional puron, of rescaing three fugitive slaves than psaceaby and lawfully in tie possession of theirowRers and tho third for anasfnit and battery.

 There is galaxy of ladies sn attendance, and the trial has produced considerable excttcnse here.

 Wm. Nj. Meredith. Esq. and other eminent counsel appear for Professor AIeciininck