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The Philadelphia correspondent of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce., speaking of young Alexander, who recently murdered Lougee, the broker, says:

 "The case of the young man is indeed a painful one. No one can look upon his mo- ble, yet youthful face, and pronounce him murderer in the harsher sense of that term. There is no question that he killed the bro; ker, but that he possesses heart that could plan and contemplate such an act, hardly think possible. It is case believe wholly attributable to the pernicious practice of car rying deadly weapons. Had the dirk been beyond his reach al that moment of sudden passion, he would never probably have oc- cupied the position that he now does."