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SAocking.-A dreadful affair-we alluded to il
yesterday--occurred in Baltimore recently. caus.
ing the death of beautiful and interesting girl
by the hands of her sister. Tho two sisters.
whose names not given, boarded with their
brother in-law, in Yves, Lexington street, where
they followed the business of seamst resses were
industrious and virtuons, and highly respectable.
A young man had for some time been paying al.
tenllon 10 the eldest of the two, and was engaged
to be married to her. This opposed, not on
'y by the younger sister, but also by her brother.
in-law and family. Last week, on the young man
coming to the house, he was seized by the collar
by the brother. in-aw, a fracas cnsucd, which en-.
ded in some unpleasant words between the young
lady and her sister and brother. in.law; the form
or Immediately leaving the house, and going to
the next neighbor's, remained all night. The mex,
morning she returned to the house TO procure some.
thing belonging 10 her. Some words ensued be.
tween her sister and hor, when the former, in the
excitement of the movement, seized shovel, and.
raising it, gave her two heavy blows on the head,
stunning her severely. and producing q Sigh,
beedingsat the nose. Medical advice was obtain.
ed in the evening. when it was found that hcr
brain had been seriously affected by the binws.-
She remained in painful condition for about u
week. a. times perfectly deirous--on the 18th
she died.