—We hive been Informed that a number of persons, actuated by a spirit of mi-liciousne**, undertook a few nlgbtl ago U» tear out the dam erected in Bald Kagle creek, near Mt. Kagle. and part)vsucceeded in their purpose. Tiie dam is at present used by Mr. John B. leather, in Conner-tion with his pottery establishment ni^d its destruction would have caused serioua ioas to him. The act was a lawless one, and those who committed it deserve punishment.