MuRDER FOR CAIN.
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x t far from the city of Toronto lived Noal II :ton. an old man, without family or rela tv.s and somewhat eccentric in his habiis.- l. Itved entirely alone, occupying a smal u,e on a piece of land which formerly be- j .;cd to him, but which he had sold 10 on, l: cert Hamilton, of Toronto. The price h. '. .e.iysd was an annuity of t 70. with the righ t occupy the house 60 long as he !ived-anC 94milton was also under Stipulations to make certain in prove nants on ton acres of tEe land which tea acres Hsaton had the right 10 cul- tvats Coy his own profit. Robert Hamilton died in tS3I, leaving all his property to his brother James.

 James Hamil.sn did not pay the E20 regu, larly to Hsaton, or fulfil the stipulation con esrn;ny the impro, emr>t of the ten acres--for which reason Heaton hS c. '"mencsa Chatun- cery suit against Aim, to SagAIh possession Of &he land. This suit had tro.'bIet Hamilton much, and he had been heard to s>.v t.N II he lost the land he should be reduced to ,Ho','"'y

 On the 2Oth Of Feb, llamiltoA went 10 vls Heaton, in company with Mir. Brown A, ter passing half an hour ia conversation with Hea.on, Hamilton and Brown went away, bui when at some distaEce from the house, as Brown says, Hamilton lei: him and wen, back. remaining some five minntes-afer whiL h Hamilton rojoincd Brown and the two rode away together. O. the rext day fh. body of Heaton was found in his cottage, having on il several mortal wounds, inflicted with an axe Hamilton has been arrested and committed for tria; ss tho murd,rer.

 Heaioa had sums o; money in his hnuse. a watch and other valuabies-aut nothing wss taken away by the murderer. whoever he was