Ftenshe Bgfale. Coma.ercial Ga.etts.
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 Shocking MardeF.-We have had related to 'Hs the particulars of murder committed at Springfield. in this county, on Thursday V night last. accompanied with circumstances ofhOrrible atrocity. The details. as we learn. ed them are as follows. On the evening of the day we have mentioned, Joseph Carrier. foreman in an fishery belongi0g to a Mr. Van Felt, tn V hich the process of ,s melting do,yn,, was then going on. wasits the Ashery, in com. pany with an old maN named COodeI. la. bOrer. indulging themselves tn liquor.

 \ lns the course of the evening, a man named Vosburg. mason. working for Mr.i Van Pslt, came in and joined them. Vosburg, altho' Of father dissipated habits. was naturalIy a quiet inohsnsive man, and was entirely sober on entering the boilding. About 9 o'clock, a person passing ny, heard Vosbure-who had dispute with Carter the day prev vious-talk. {. ing tO Carter in tone of remens,ran1e or aceusation-ssying that he would tell Mr.. Van Pelt ofsOrDething which had been done. Betseen the hours Of IA and 2, several of inc nelghbors heard loud noises at the Ashery. bat supposing them to De only the eiEscts of 'aFnDken earousal, paid but little atteution to

 ln the morning the dead body of yosburx was dlscoverrd by person who was paesinS ey. lying near the fishery, neassy divested "f clothing g-which had the appeapsnee of hav. lng been torn ofi-And bearing frightG,l evi. aenee of tho violent Raeans hy which he had See. depriyed ol fife. In addition to the lD- n'e''O' otssssSai bruises. ths body had been