LUCEO NON UttO. "If I have been extinguished, yet thora rise A thousand beacons from the spark I bore."

Thb Gai/vtat Riots.— The annexed aeeoant of the riots is published in the • Vindicator ,f, f a Reman Catholic paper;— The Italian lecturer arrived here yesterday. The nature of hU opinions, or attained opinioni, *nd mission may be guetsed flrfttn thii net —that he was received by the ultra-Protestant taint, Brownrigg. He lectured- in the evening at th» school in Merchants-road. The subject, ef course", was Italy and the Papacy, and the usual ardent d: clamation marked -bis discourse. His auditory vat of the lowest class, > ifcd a etntiderablt number of boys who assembled in the neighbourhood ef the conventicle kept up a % chorus of shouting. The toU lowing day the apostjrbf discord proceeded throng* the city, accorapanfeeV by Mr. Brownrlgg, and met with rather a warm reeeptfon. Thisreg ion it snne* too Catholic for these brothers. Th« saffttt «ot roughly handled, and Oavazzi was obliged t» tafct refuge in the Police.barracka. The exdttmoe rote to a high pitch among the lower order of the p«f « lace, and a number of Protestant clergymm and scripture-readers, who were*kuembled with Ga vazzi, were hooted and pelted at with atones, sods of turf, and every description of missile*. In th« meantime, Gavazzi, who had taken shelter some where that no one knew of but himself, issued forth, and, accompanied by * clergyman, made a' race out toward the west for the residence of the Re*. Mr. Brownrigg, and was hotly pursued by the gftat fcodr of the infuriated crowd. Forty poltctmtA, with fixed bayonet*, succeeded m putting an end to tbt ursujt in time to save Cfovazsti.
July. Thursday, 7

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