Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-26

April 7th, 1856, in which 9 very intere
esting account is given of the origin ofths
present revolutionary movement, and tbs .
successes and the subsequent reyeTse-
which attended the insurgent force. and
proceeds to show that the ground once
lost by them is now happily. being 70 >
gained. The e1ultaiion Of the I'M !.
perialists was of short duration. In DR. 4.
dieting the certain DOWNFALL OF the Ma n.
ehu dynasty, the writer remarks
This is q gloomy prospect for those Who
have witnessed the horrible carnage Of
She Chinese warfare, and disheartening
TO those merchants who are struggling
with the fuctuations of a crippled COM.
merce, nihopes that returning peace viii
lindemnify them for their present losses.
But Will the 81 GOD II III gedy may BE- re-
dpesd to its minimnmi length, bg lie, .fi i,''
umPh, (nos likely to be very speedy &C..
the Naming inslr gents. nothing Is more
certain than thatsa amy attempt on the pars,
Of q foreign goyernmeht 20 restore peace
ny aiding the Manchus to snppre 80 the rs-
bsllion would protract the struggle, 40.
raYate the calamity Of the Ghinese.s and
harm the permanent interest of foTeieners,
Forno man who is acquainted WITH Chi.
ma can doubt that the doml6asioh Sfaihs
Manchu .soyereigns is about 10. exuiire..
Bankrupt alike of treasure Anatrennf6S,
ton. without any influence, siShsf .of 1oys
or fear, by which to control tAeis sabisc,,..
pewerless to s1ppfess iths pisAss> ishss
rayage the coast and The bandhi 7SkS IS.
fest many parts OF the interior, il 4heEaD-
pre were even tranQuilixed by othe inter-
vention Of some foreign nation. they
would be utterly imposens 10 ouaaintaiu it
in that con1ilioD.. ls4ssnp haa sl0nsl9
Mr., Martin saYss With eEtiheaSion.
that nearly all The fotsignsFs engaged
against the Insurgents ere sAmeticAns.
and protests against his. eountryEnen's
participating in the strife going on ia shat
empire. Their efforts, he, says 9cspAot
be followed by any pertnanen tsueessE.
The Emperor had summoned tbe sassist-
anCe Of seven tribes Of Mopgsls, but sthis
measure would only. arouse more, fully
the national animosity Of the Chipesexl.
TERRIBLE AccrDENT IN THx Mrpno1tu-
AN QoALPFfs:-A most hsart .fehdihg aot-
cident occurred at Midlothian Goal Rils.
in Chesterfeldr county, va. lonGENriday;
by whichI l men lost thsiF lives. IahftHo
others were nearly dead whenehs oGseUs-
eredI 81 Ibei Richmond DiSpskchIsRys;sO
1.r"ThiA calamity WAS eanSsdb sby1ths
breaking in OfiA large, body Oti@atsT fron
nne or more old, Jdsserteth spits insossho
herv onas by w hieh llIv labOrsrsI weto iIn-
mediAiely Submerga.di and drowned. iSoI.o
Jew ears siaresthea Coulp any having 1az-
hausIed their oil pits. sank n iheW shagt
Fseysn hundred feet despsinsthe imme.liEts
neighborhOoti, and since, then hRsu, besn
steadily deepeuing their digsiagsGbyin-
oliAsd planes. until they shaNei >gonelssy&
ernl hundred feet below, the rasini shaft.
AbonL two O'Clock. on Friday ,tnorhiny.
while one OF the negro men was standing
Fnear the main shaft, the othet hands, be-
ing In the workings, several hnnslr6a lfssL
below .hian. he heard the sudden Eushing
Of wafer benealhs and. beeomihg aiHntnSd.
Immediately sounded the, salaRm Lbelli for
aid. M soon as the ehginsseouftbssafsa
and steam got up, two of the miners i'm
mediAtely deseended, and found at the
boIIorS, Of Lhs shaft the man Whoihad RiS-
en- the signal. standing in wafer up te his
arm Rls and nearly dead FROM cold and
alarRRt He was taken aboBe - 7Soon raa
possible. and sometime after another pr
The HAloTlunate cEeatures was reseued. the
wafer continuing to'rises OF those kill.
ed, seven we're slaves" nzsv i.aam
Hosk,BLg lNDrAtF 0UreA0aIL A. Cai,-
petoa Barnsd to Death by he Si5Git. The
ST. Paul (Minnescta! } Pioneer hasthsfOI-
lowing: ..,,rfH A4o nF''
A party Of sir Sioux IndfodS, eaptised.
few days previous to the Esd, near
Glencoe, a Chippewa Indian. The In.
dams in council determined. aftsf fetGin-
ing ths Chippewe b theis possesston So
vepal days To- burn him. AcooIdinRiy.
on Sunday. the Esd. the SIOUX numbering
Fsonae seven hundred WaSrior5s took she
Chippewa 10 q PORT on Buffalo efsSk,
nsAT Glencoe. and there bdEned Min ~
death. s.ps,lat,. 81, woayHs ,sos 10 $40
Our informant derived his inforpdStifoOA
from 'eansster, Who was passing near
the spot selected for the terrible Outrage,
with Wagon loaded with dry goods
All efforts made by him 10 s6yS
the InaiaD WsSs futile. l1S3Tspre.
ssn.s sbat the Chippe1S met III thS
horrid tOstuEes inaieted on him BY the
Sioux With the greatest indifference. He
was burned at y slow Gre! aad lingsrsd
teveral hours before be e1piye6. ~ MbeE
the teaNStes' passed. the Indian was tied
TO stake. sad the slow Ore ~ which he
was destroyed had bot partially eonsnneh
bis feet and eakleBS While lied 20 the
stake tho Indisp. was scalped md othsF-
wise mutiIatsd. s.i- Rsjisl aSsssa
1t il SUPPOSED this, Outrage wast COM
fhitfsd by Ihe Siopz IN geysBge FOR aTEe
horrible musdez.of Dakota sCFae 5. IN NE
fall. near Lao. du PaSlesi'g SCH -
Popr,.ik Vore 1op PansfnnkS s.fs6.