New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

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TRe kaskctIle Gazette Of the an has an arncn on
negro instruction, il the course OF Wien ssys;
SOur ci,y Yesterday rife " IN ramors IN relation
10 the insurIec,ion az different points along the nver
We understand tha. sx negroes who had o,en iouui
guilty A. tie iron works, and who threatened sec.ua
ou,bfesk, were killed few Days snce, aoa ina Two
xhoe men Known accessore. Ia toe matter, had been
snest.d ard nearly whipped 70 death II Is Also re-
ported that four negroes will be hung in Dover to-day,
and a number of others have been arrested Is imp-
Gated in the an air. 49, -. A. =.
The EvaRsr.He Journal o. Saturaay morning. ZIG
1--WE had very serious ard alarming reports in our
city lsst evening from the Cumberland RIVER IN Ie
70 lie movements OF the blacks and, from all we have
hesrd. the excitement among the people through the
middle distrc, OF Tepnessee TAR grea'er ana more
general than We supposed when We wrote inc article III
ant ther part Of this morning shee', through wa,
!. called the Iron District on the Cumberland anu
Tense.see Rivers there from COO u l0,OOO slaVes
EMPLOYED at the iron works. They are there congre-
gated in large numbers working IN the various iaoors
Of making charcoal, digging ore ana tending 'ne iur.
naos, in gangs, mostly by themselves, with few
whites fer gen. raj There are many OF tnese
works situated within a few miles of each other and in
sections Il at have few white inhabitants.
gentleman who arrived here last even
inc informs US that q. Dover the Cumberland, they
had obtained ,uch evidence eft no doubt OF wide
spre ad conspiracy existing IN that Deghoornood ana
that number Of the rngleaders had been discovered
and arrested; and that eleven OF them had been hung
nv the excited il ha otants and that among those ar
n..ied was person who had been In the neghborhood
many n ontf who had always passed as gro, oat
on bis arrest was found TO be white man paDted ana
inf nj
being Satisfied that he bad been the prime mover and
instigt of the reb.ious dc, gins Of the blacks took
him TO the woods, and by the unanimous condeBna-
ton Of the he was 70 receive niue
hundred ashes and that he expired before the penalty
had been fully inflicted. These occurrences hal pro-
duced general CONSERVATION and terror, ard The women
spd children were eing ahd beiog sent off for safety
The men were srmiug a. organizing for ce'ense and
the regroes wero being confined or KEEP uhucr very
vieai watch
The EransrHe Journal of the 5th also says:
A good deal of excitement hiss existed TOR some
DAYS about GAINESVILLE and the neghbor1ny counues 10
Tennessee by The discovery OF the preliminary piepa
rations of an instruction among the slave population,
to come off on the 9th of December. Qlte NUN,
Der of negroe, had been arrested and confined. and
several had made cot n. In the negaoorhoOd OF
Iouisa Furnace q plan to blow up church was dis
covered end thwarted. A keg of powder had been
placed Ut der the building ready for the tsa match.
A large collection of aims and ammunition had also
been discovered and seized. One white man. VINO WAS
caught IN ihe act OF counsehig tne msuiiee''on, nu
been arrested and imprisoned Among the negroes
arrested and confined are the supposed rngieades-the
generals and captains, they are caed-of tho move
meDt.
"The opinion is that the plot IL deep-laid and EN-
braces slaves throughout wide extent of country,
ranging from Kentucky, South AMI West aid the plans
seem TO have designed general instruction during the
hoidays. The number Of fugitiyes is also unusually
large and the escapes the Ohio reported by the
papers are more numerous than We ever noticed before
ibe very general discussion of the question OF Slavery
in Slave States in the late canvass, has impaired so
vogue ideas to the blacks Of change to be effected by
political volution which hes rendered them restless
and insubordnate."