viyiu aie iu«. in' j\Tbli ni'iroiag'* Uti City fctortick and Ti* tiTnviiltf Courier cenutn communications from our townsman, hr M. C. Egbtlt, giving n f*lr anil 11 f* 11 -i afemtnit of the tins* tirdly assault upon bia{(he Drs) person. by Mr, Uayer, champion of the Titusville Her-i»ld tad the lUrlnjiu**. The Dr. explain,, tlju whole difficulty from the bottom up, and prove* beyond a doubt that the brave liojer wm the aggr#wnr Iti every raspsct, and act* «*d throughout in a baae and cowardly men-per id the whole affair, As far an the re§o-luthtni relative to Mr. Henry Hatley arecincerned. Iboau In l rod need by the Dr, and patted by the OH City OH Exchange hav# proved correct as ih«* •obeequrnt action of tii» I'roclucar'a Union and the telegram rent bT Gen. McClellan have shown. The trouble i triiti lioyuf nit I the fat id the Titusvllle Harley admirer* and flunkies la thatno noiice w«*t lik-ui of their attempt io loiat Harley, a man who never bad tbn lufure»tji of thm region at heart, on the oil prod terr*Hu tlm oib*r hand, Dr, Egbert, even if hwdid ‘‘fall and swindle hU creditor*/* In-plilltagty etafed hy Royer appears to have a good deal of jntiunnen with ihe New York pH men, n* the Immediate notice taken of fain resolutions would tr.far. Wit arc of thenpialon that *'blg btnvo'* Boy#r, and hi*Ini file bolder and sponger 01 the Jlerald*have picked up the wrong man thin time, ttnd we would advise them, the next iltne they eeek a quarrel, to cotnti out like men and not I mult and strike a defencrto** man ■ft-r the fanblon of coward calumny, which a I way* “utah* in Uie dark anil from behind.of Wutmoro Station. gives u* the particular* of n large Iri'C, cut near where he r**-cltftp, and ul which we have h-ard before, but have never linen able, tiilil now iu get1 tw proportions It nieataired 18 Wt in cir’cuaiferenctt five ic«t from the etuinp Threeiljtteuo feet lo^a were taken from the tree,and the tup measured sixteen feul in ctrcum. fernnce at tis upper end. The two llrst log* were forwarded, by Mr, Kinder, to Philadelphia, an a auiiosiij. Thu butt log willgo into 1 bo Centennial Pair. It weighs : 12,000 Hi*., and w ill meamre 5,000 Jf*'«d In- J eluding the »Ub. Tbeaa I04S are round and Bound. Mr. Keaier bid loves theno ilio lorg-e»t loga ever cut In thi« Slate, and belluYvtthe trim the Urgettl grown In It. If any 011,5 know* of u larger one, be desires to hoar ol it. Probably we ah all titvo no renponee.— Tbo largest of theae logs can ho sum at I be Centeno I ul Kafr, ro be ho b«*ld in PbNadul. pula iu 187T*— [Wanvu Ledger.Mr. Enoch L, Andrrion, father of our tow Leman, Jam*-* Andeieuu, died at Titusville, day before yesterday, aged 7U years. Mr, Anderson was for many year* a member of the Presbyterian Church, and was much reipeciod by ull. Hi* iu'C*n**d is uni vers* ally regretted by a lurgo circio of acquaint'ancen mid friendit.I\n ITl“l I I U Ik Oul*The del1 herato manner In which Chicago is being rebuilt is Ihu* Illustrated In an ex* ghauge: Lot me see,fv said a Chicago hai*-matkm rtdlucriveiy ty a burn loti t roeirobunt, *‘bav« got to put tip a block for Drown this morning, and a dwelling-house tills aff«r-00011 for Sru 1 tlj, Yus, 1 gut)wo ctn J1 *rk.tin tffitir Htnril tllll* lltlHrl tiv InLlnrr ,*.r. Ill h« I'