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Murder ct Yale College.-The Baltimo
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Murder ct Yale College.-The Baltimore Republican Argus, of 24th ult., says:

 "A few evenings ago, some of the students at Tale College, at New Haven, Connecticut, were behaving themselves in an improper manner, by paying their "respects to the Freshmen,' which is contrary to the rules of the Institution. One of the tutors, fine promising young man named Thomas Breed Dwight, son of James Dwight, recently a resident of Richmond, Va, in the perform ance of his duty, interfered and arrested Lewis Fassitt, and while in the act of draw ing him to the light, the latter stabbed him in the groin in three places, very nearly sever ing the femoral artery. Mr. Dwight linger- ed until the 20th inst, when he expired The murderer then escaped to Philadelphia, and was arrested by officer Whistner on Sa- turday evening, who took him before Record CT Vaux, and after hearing, the prisoner was committed to await requisition from the Governor of Connecticut Subsequently. he was brought before Judge King on Ha- beas Corpus, and we understand, was admit ted to 5000 bail. Mir. Dwight graduated in the year lS40, at Yale College-was in the Fist year of his age-and while his hopes were brightest, he fell victim to the assas- sins dagger. This is another warning to those carrying deadly weapons'