By This Mornings Mail.

" Nothing farther of the Western elections
h, The Southern Mail this morning.
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NJ The President accompanied by his iady,
,el old Point Comfort for Washington on Saiur-
say morning last, in the steam. cutter Legare,
Cant. Howard, ana IN the evening Idnded at thc
Potomac Pavilion, Piney Point, where ne intend
Cd 10 res1ain until this morning and then proceed
in the cutter Tor this city. lie may therefore be
expected here tonight Nat. lat. yesterday.


SHOCKING CAsE.-rhe Baltimore papers ofycs-
,erday contain the particulars of most distress
ing case of death by violence. L; seems that a
eoung lady living with her married sister was re-
ceivipg the attentions of young man very OBJ
noxious to her sister and brothcr-in law. Return
ingewith him home one evening her lover and her
sisters husband he'd slight scuifia in the hall,
and lhe Young lady left the house and staid ali
night with neighbor. The next morning shore.
turned TO the house by the back way 10 get her
smoothing irons and some coal, which she had
been using and found her sister, who imme dately
commenced an alteration and told her she should
no, have any of the coal The ether replied that
she had bought q part Of it and would take 1t F.;
and was STOPPING down to get II from the bar II,
when her sister seized the shovel and struck, U,,r
twice on the back of her head. She Immediately
fell and was tsken insonshe into the neiohtor'o
honse -ghsie shc mad passed the night-the lady
hearing the noise and running in to see what was
the matter This was about two weeks ago. and
the poor girl, after lingering in great distress, died
on Thursday night of last week. The names of
the parties in this r,ost .aiIsntayle transaction
ara yubheld