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SIXTY PERSONS POISONED AT WE'D. DINu.-A letter in the New Orleans Delta. received by MT. Stlle, Clerk of the House of Representatives Of Louisiana, from his brother, in the parish of Sabine. Texas, dated May 2d. gives the following acc ount of one of the most nrxampled acts of poisoning committed in Shelby County, in that State, that has cvev been heard of ::

 "There was weddiEg at old MT. Will kinson's of an r?han he raised, ai which all the invited guests were poisoned, in> cluiing the bridesmaid and groomsman On: of sixty persons poisoned, thirty, Dr.. Sha,p says, will certainly Gie.

 "T Ten or twelve arc already dead. in> cluding two sons of preacher Britton, two Casselbsrrys-ths ono a young man and the other a young woman-one of the Siaugh,ers and his wife.

 "StranRe to tell none of the family were injured. nor yet the bride and groom yet one Of ihe brides maids died in the house.

 "Old Wilkinson has abseonded. This portion Of Texas is in arms. and woe-bs. tide the guilty! What write yOu is the fact without exaggeFa:ion.

 "h is supposed that the negroes were hired to administer the potion in the cof. fec, or fO0d;by disa ppointod suilor, who wAs pressnt aG the wedding"