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Da. KENNEDY, OF NEW ORLEANS, LATELY Con-
vrcTEp OF MuxDRR.-This unfortunate young ply
slcan is named Or. Samuel Kennedy, and is u for
elgner by birth He is about thirty or thrty-fve
years ofage diminutlve in stature, and is either
Euglishman or an Irishman The late British
Consul at Galveston, is his brother, and there is
third brother. highly respectable gentleman and
druggist, in New Orleans.


There is another physician of distinguished
standing in New Orleans, DR.. William E Kenne
dy, in no way related to the other. He is a native
born citizen. DR.. Samuel Kennedy was little
known in New Orleans, until he got into this diff
Guilty, which dates nearly three years back, and
which have ended thus fatally for him. lie atten-
led family in the French part Of the city, by the
iome OF Dawson, who had young aud pretty
wife. The Doctors frequent visits to the house
'xclted tile jealousy Of Dawson, who is common
ind ignorant fesw. Dawson forbid him the
rouse, but returning one evening from his work,


e found the Doctor converslpg in the parlor with
rs wife. A rencontrc ensued; Dawson seized
hair, and Kennedy used dirk, stabbine Dawson
'cverely about the head and breast, but not mortal
II or very seriously. Dawson sued him Tor the as
ituIt, but the case was Dismissed, the jury not be
~ able 10 agree Subsequently Dawson afsailed
Kennedy in the street, and Kennedy sued him Tor
the assault. The teud was kept up until eight OF
ten monhs ago, Kennedy went IN pursuit OF Daw.
.oa, who was now separated from his wife, and
Boarding al the same house with man by the
name Of Waite. When Kennedy made his ap.
.pesrance, Waite interlered, and Kennedy stabbed
and killed him.