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 Atnociows Attempt as MMrder-Yesterday aFternoon, (Sundayl the S0uth Western part of our city was thrown into state of great pxeitrmgBt:f6y fhsUecurrence Offlle follow ing ,horriblef efFanssetion, in the dwelling house oE1a6bHk N. StewAff, Esq. Mo-. 8S South 9th efneeta near Spruee.. Mrs. Stewart and part Of her family, had gone tO Brar dywine "aH' 'feR days agb, 1eaviDg her husband ai home, r'iSsilU ySSterday dined with his son i0 law, -9 AlEv' NewnsaD, living not far distant. Afler dinOer be returned home, and laid dWwn tO ; take Dap, and whilst asleeP. ah"nt four o'clock, negro man. whom he had sbroughi with him several years ago fr"m Trinidad iD Cuba, at which port he resided As Ame,ican Consul, and had emancipated. and who was living with him as q hired servant, entered his chamber with an axe, and struck him On the forehead and cheek bone, with the butt end, % severely. as to fracture some of the !. bones. andto produce confusion, which has been pronOQpced by some of the physicians who attended to he fatal. In addition to this, some Ofthe bones in the fingers of one of Mr. Stewards hands were broken, occasiOned, ii ia thought. by his hand being on his face al the time of the blows. The groans uttered hy Mr.. Stewart on receiving the blOws, brO'l to bic room the coarhman, who on the stairs met the murderer with the axe. @.

 The cuIprit then took seat at the front daor, remafkiDg te a iitlle soD Of Mr. Stew art as he passed him in the entry, [" your fath. CT sc0lded me this morning. and Ihave killed him. The lad in great alarm ran over to Mr. Newman's, who quickly came, when the mur. derer ran of. but was Overtaken when he had gone but short distance. and committed to prison. He is man about five and twenty or thirty years of age, is a native of Africa. and had been in the family confidential ser

 hs1e hSo curreuce, led to the assembling of large number of white persons about the house ol MT. Stewart, and in the evening, every black man that passed by was attacked and beaten. Extensive riots were anticipated in the lower part of the city during the night. bufalthough a considerable crowd was still assembled tn Spruce and Sixth street, at 80 late an hour as 10 o'clock. we have not heard that any seri- Ous disturbance took place.