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Salem .Muder.-We learn, unoflicially, that Mrs. Beekford7 the housekeeper of the late Cap tain White; has been arrested, and east into prison, charged with having been accessary be- fore the fact to the Salem murder. Although suspicion has rested on her from the day the murder was committed, it was not sufficiently strong 10 induce her arrest. til the publication of the late disclosures of Joseph Jenkins Knapp, the principal in the Salem tragedy. Blood enough has been shed, butifihe woman bcreal- ly guilty, let her suffer the penalty of the law,