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MURDER.--On Friday morning last, a
bout o'clock, surgical aid was called to the
relief Of "a woman, (the wife of Mr.. Jacob
Ze5ley, an industrious mechanic OF this
place) who had been stabbed by some blood
thirsty villain and was lying weltering in her
blood Upon cxamination,it was found that
the wound, caused by a large instrument,
had been inflicted in the right side; was be-
tween two and three inches in length, and in
the opinion of the physicians at least six
deep. After the wound had been dressed
and the patient little composed, she was
interrogated. as to the event, when she stat
wearing blue roundabout, &c. (describ-
ing his dress and appearance) came into the
house where she was alone with her infant
child. and demanded money, when upon being
informed there was none, he took up a
knife from the breakfast table, which stood
by, plunged it into her side and retreated
through the back door. This was, as near
as we can ascertain, her statement, and upon
the presumption that it was correct, the Bo-
rough Council issued a proclamation sfter-
ing reward for the apprehension OF the as
sassin, Two or three suspicious persons
were apprehentled and carried before her,
believing that if either should be the guilty
person she would be able to identity him
but without success. On Monday a per-
son answering the description given, was ap
nrehended near the Red Lion Tavern, IA few


miles below this Borough, and brought to
town. He was examined before a magis-
trate, and being unable to give correct ac-
count of himself, was conveyed to the pres
ence of his victim, when the instant she saw
him, she pronounced him to be the man who
had committed the act. Her deposition was
taken, and the presumed guilty person is
now in the County Jail at Newcastle. We
lament to state that after lingering about four
days, the unhappy woman expired, which
was Oh the morning Of his commitment.


Extract of letter to the Editor Of the Whining
tonian, dated


BuENos AYREs, Nov I'd, 1925


In the war which has been for some time
carried on, in the Oriental Province between


The Patriots and Imperialsts, the Republic


has refrained, till now, to take any part and


he Bra0ilians having long since evacuated