Murder

-Last Monday morning, a man,narned Patrick Dunn, was shot near his dweiling in this village by Charles Chorr. They were both Irishmen, and near neighbors. - Dunn died the next day. On a post-mortem examination it appeared that the ball entered at the side, and passed through the lower part of the stomach. A quarrel had existed for eome time bctween Duim, ond Caorr, and Dunn had been indicled for an assault upon Cliorr. Dunn has left a family of five children. Chorr is now lodged in the jail of this county. The coroner'a jury held an inquest upon the body, and returned a verdict declaring that Pntrick Dunn was wilfully and maliciouèly killed by Charles Chorr. We beiieve tliis is the first rnurder Ihat has been perpetrated in this County siico its settlement, a period of about twenty years.We have heard of a robber who deüberately shot a gentleman on the highway, took the dead man's moncy and his horse, and fled.- When arraigned before his country 's tribunal and called uponto answer the solen! interrog'atory, guilty? or not guilly? Ile replied- -I shot the man but I have taken g-ood care of the horse. He ia a noble aniivl, ver y service oble to me, and I have kept him "fat and slcelc." IIow miich botter, or rather how much worse! is that "kind hcarled southem PATiiiARcn;" who under the infernal grasp of hopeless servitud, keeps hia "serviceable onimal," fat and sleek. Ile may possibly tnke care of the animal, but he murders THE MAN. (jl51 The Free Press says: Congre?sional electioiïs have taken place ín ten States for memberg of the 23th Congress, whiclj show the following resuif: S7 Pcmocrats and 17 YVhigs. In the last Congre39 from the same stutes there wcre 33 Democrats and tl Wliigs.