New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
Tus CRRIsrIANA RIor--A letter from

-, correspondent n Baltimore, dated Sept Il,
,.,,s. that several hundred armed men have left
a.oooer part of Baltimore County for Gins
n., 10 ayenge the death Of Mr. Gorsuch.
Til Bal,imore Ctrpo- has lengthy account Of
,.,salr. from which cmake the following eN-
nat
-, Nh Edward Gorsuch. M company with ms
a, Nr Dickinson GOrSuch, and scsCfu 81 ms
,saSoys. Dr. PeaTce. Mr.. Nathan Nelson. III.
ySnlas Huichins ,s0n Of Joshua Hulchlns, Esl 81
ms nephew, Nf. Joshua GOrsuch, proceeded
,Hlzielpha and there obtaining The ser, ices Oi a
nssgTU : Marsha 'tded on Thursday morning
lsihrllage. A. an early hour IN the morning, the
,,rrencouniered negro man and boy, the lalief oil
IN Mr. GOrSuch immediately recognized as one OF
aaaTes.
hh of the negrOte. on observing the party, I'M
,'5s,ey ran pursued uy me L. :. Marshal. Mr. q
zhiS friends Amer pafsuing the iugitYes snort
ssahce into the Village. they finally too" refuge IN
ie0se which appeared 20 De strongly secured from
riAin While standing before the house. and the
gg.lal demanding 4iD,t.ducc, an upper WACO"
Va raised by some Cle. aud heavy oilel "l "'ol
w thrown down, when 'ook effect GA ore oi 'ne
nv, telling him e ne earth.
Tao MARSHAL and those with ann, here d'teihPieI
sbrce an entrance be- While yaluly endcasoilng 10
$50 bugle Was sounded 10y some one ln thc mousse,
d VEN soon paTlN C- some sixty negroes ana
Nlies appeared, anne! Wi b SNthts, cluD>, guns
ID pistols. and como e'"y surrounded the house,
sVsu as the Marsha and The others. me Mar
IA demonstrated with Ihc whites, ana called upon
Nm to and HIM M carr, rg out the law. bat they de-
I'D HIM and with m.lecatlOnS called upon those
1Ae house. who were principally negroes, To >hoot
M0bs of bl-S
Nmi tins time those within fred several guns,
utAtook With f.ta. effect upon Mr. GOrsuch and
astrepd> The oil r,u.iCma was shot dead upon
be spA and ms son. Nir. Dickinson Gofsuch, re-
ceNedd severe wound a ms arm. Here followed a
gcadlmeee The negroes and thelr whue aiders
aaielioIs rushed oI u The house, and, armei as
iAgWere With clubs, -Nthcs and guns, soon com
sN all opposed to a., $50 TO fly for their lives.
" uuichms ami Nlf. Nelson became separated
&c the rest and had lo in from the nelgtbornood.
Nn the former We earn tndt there coulu MOI nave
an less than TWO hundred persons composing ne
bA OF negroes and AholIuonStS. who were all armed
admakng terrible threats against any who should
Tempt to enforce The Fugitive Slave Law. FROM
liheT source, We learn that the bOdN OF thc elder
GOrSuch was ShOc lngly mutilalcd, having been
sem With clubs py TIE mturated WrctcheS, even
i2f HE was extinct.
nenephew of Nh Cor>uch, We also understand.
a3Qwle seriously rJIcd, and reached ork. Pa,
ne Sue night. 80 ial - we can ascertain, no Ar
pstvtre made The Marshal was entirely power
tSNto ANYTHING, ANA could obtain no cooperation
resistance from the local authorities.
hsdso stated tina, number OF the negroes were
wounded IN the af,as, Which took place between
then ndlhe Mes>r> GOrsuch and friends. One ac-
ccath the effect thit some three or four were
Mid How far tins may oe relied onw are unable
,ONy.
i@ir AMI Rei,abt.-Ne have Just received slip
uoh the office OF The JgctsOHidH, which, IN ADDITION
@he corloboratlng the foregoing, gives the follow
z ADDITIONAL particulars. bV which II VIII oc seen
tdt~o others are lNeS To die from the eject OF
sounds received
tdwaId Gorsuch Was shot m the breast aud fell
cad His non was shot m the arm and shoulder,
NS ftp0rled this morning 10 have since died from
4 Wounds Both ~; Ilcm wee beaten with clubs
rrduey were shot. Joshua Gor>uch. nephew OF
hsfd GorSuch, was SHOT, and though >tlll living,
s"0'd1rtd 10 De Que lTCdi danger DIR. Thomas
rene VAS shot ana badly beaten, and Il Is feared
e cannot survive Ncs>rS llutchln> and Nelson
'sANed and got OF 20 Philadelphia
'sOW three of the negroes were shot, II l. sad.
SSe Of the officers n the company. Dr. Pierce
NNbakenSon Gor>Uch We're SuN IN the care oi
o,s Mie people near thTiSicna, and mp 10 The
u@o our golng 10 press none of them had been
essA on. Such Was The violence OF the attack
~@s~e Of the Survivors could remain with the
rvui0ea but had Ia each escape ~ best he could.
'Heefosd of blacks and whites n j. sand, number
SSV'erNo hundred, M a few minutes after the
SVsAS0 TIE horn, none OF whom nlerlercd 10 save
~,a'r 0our citizens.
i% most intense excitement uOW prevails
-fese0ut thc country, and YESTERDAY morning a
sSw acdy OF people nom The nelgn0orhoot Of
stA0s and the vicinity, proceeded To me scene
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