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Murders H Arkansas Oat-mHrdefed-A most horrid murder was committed al Mid- detown, Westfeld Society, Conn.,, upon the person of Mrs. Bacon, wife of Mr. Eben Bacon, respectable and wealthy farmer ol that place. Atr. Bacon went to church, on Sunday morning, with all his family except his wife, and did not return until after the evening service was over. When he returned, he found his wife weitering in her blood.- She lay upon her back, in the centre of the room, her skull crushed i'll, her face horribly mutlated, her throat cut. and seven slabs i'll her breast By her side lay butcher knife, some keys, and three chairs, which were broken and bloody. Two of them were covered with fragments of flesh and hair, showing that they had been used ill beating her over the head. Tine walls and floor were covered with blood, evidences of friehtlu, desperate ierocity-she in defending herself from the assaults of her savage murderers, and they in their diabolical eXertions to over power this heroic but ll-fated woman.

 It is supposed they found her alone, and in attempting 10 rob the house, she resisted them, and becoming exasperated, they com mltled the ulaDolcal ana most Dftllai murder. She was about 45 years of age.

 She is represented as an estimable but courageous woman, Of large frame, and just the person 10 resist an attempt at robbery. She has three children, and was universally esteemed, the whole family being members of the Presbyterian church. The house was robbed of 1875, and when our informant left, no further theft had been discovered

 .Ner Harca Courier.