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OUTRAGE AND MURDER.-Our village has been much agitated for two days past by the occurrence, in our immediate vicinity, of an aggravated case OE outrage and murder. com mtted upon the body of Catharine Taylor, a young woman about thirty years. It is sup posed the crime was committed on Sunday afternoon. The deceased was employed in the family of MT. Allen, about two miles be- low this village. She walked out in the after noon to a piece of woods, near the river where she was undoubtedly seized, violated, and murdered. The marks of violence indi- cated clearly that she had been strangled. A coroner's inquest was held over the boGy on Monday afternoon immediately after it was discovered, when it was also examined by several physicians. The jury returned ver- dict that the deceased came to her death by wilful murder. The murderers have not been discovered.

 She was then murdered by stranguation. The deed was done by the left hand; the print of the thumb on the left side of the throat, and the marks of the fingers On the other, could not be mistaken. Two men, both EnglishmeD. living with MT. MOntgom- cry as labOrers. were immediately arrested on suspicion and brought hefore the coroner's ju- ry. An investigation of son:e hours was made. which resulted in the cOmmittal of the two until yesterday morning. In the forenoon they were brought before one of our justices and the supreme court commissioners. and were under examination at the time of wri- ting this article. yesterday afternoon at four "'clock. Whether they will be committed or discharged, we have no means of knowing.

 The female, Catharine Taylor. has lived in two or three families in this village as a ser want. and we learn has sustained in al! fair character.