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DREADFUL MURDER.-Last night about o'clock
most brutal murder was committed on Fell's Point
by party of Spanish sailors from on board barque
lying at The wharf 1t appears that they were pass
ing along Carolinesteet and when at the corner of
Wilk-street one Of their number was struck with
stone. One Of them was then heard to swear that
he would kill the 6rst Id scoundre he came
across and on passing a short distance below Wilk-
street, German shoemaker named Henry Henshel,
happened TO be standing at his door, when they were
seen to make rush towards him, and he fell inside
his house a dead man. On examining him, he was
found to have u stab in his left breast, the knife
trrng his heart and another behind his right
He is said not to have uttered word after he fell.
Capt. Fields, Of the nigh watch, was Immediately
in pursuit OF the murderers, and succeeded in arrest
ing six Spanish sailors, one of whom was identified
nv witness as the who raised his arm at the time
OF the attack ON The deceased They were all be-
ieved TO have changed their clothes, and at late
hour last night search warrant issued TO search
The vessel with the expectation Of finding the marks
OF their guilt on the clothes which they had worn in
the early part of the evening.


The scene in the house of the murdered man W as
heart-rending in the extreme. Around the corpse
were assembled the widowed mother and four chill
dren, in an agony of grief at their sudden and ire
parable loss. The interior Of the house exhibited
signs of poverty and desolatou, though every thing
was clean and tidv and we doubt not but that the
attention OF the benevolent would be thankfully and
worthily received. Baltimore Sun.