New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

Supposed MURDER IN CHIcAGO.-A man named
Green said to be worth some $500 900, IS charged
with murde ing his wife by poison, who died sud
denly on Sunday last, and whose body be was about
10 bury in his garden having dug the grave before her
death was generally known. The evidence against
him il that some of the friends Of Mrs. Green went to
his house on Sunday morning about 10 clock having
learned incidentally that she dead. In the alter
noon little girl was playing in the garden OF Mr;
CIR On with one of his little sons the boy told the gr
that his father gave his mother some medicine from
bottle and then threw the bottle away lhey theh
found the bottle and the little boy threw It away 20
ebow how far he could throw It. When the shefin
attempted his arrest he threatened him with bowie
knife and pistol. The matter is being investigated.
AwrrLGY ScppEs DEATH.-0n Sabbath last, 18th
inst. William Livingston, shoemaker, residing in
Csnswana. met his end in in an awfuy sudden man
ner lie lad been out during the day. shooting ana
was returning. lie crossed the Susquehanna IN
boat ana having dragged il partially up on the bank,
he caught the gun by the muz1le ana pulleu u 10
him this some how raised the hammer 10 one OF the
locks which falling, the gun, heavily loaded, was
discharged into bis breast. He exclaimed " am
dead man" and sank into the arms OF person VINO
stood near diving in a few minutes. A Coroner IN.
quest was held by Justice, and verdict rendered
- lsouthern Tier Times, Sept. q,
MoRE MrRDERs.-A correspondent OF me Norm
U,,sss,ppa Union writes to the editor as follows;
have lust learnt that Jacob w. Beene. who keeps
grocery at place called Scrouge About, IN lia~am-
ba County, on the road from Russelisyie to Cotton
Gin killed named Brown, at the house OF Mrs;
Rdgevay with a knife. Beene had not been arrested
M the last accounts but supposed 10 be md IN
RulLmouniain swamp. The killing was done on the
2sth nit. II is also reported that little glrl Ten OF
twelve years DID, daughter Of Mrs. Cox, VINO hVes
near Jones grocery on the same road, 10 trhikhh
Comfy Ala was killed the other day, either acct
deutay or Intentionally, by her sister an older glr,
or a man named Kelly Caruthers. The sister was
committed to JAIL and CaTuthers Is at large
The HOMICIDE BY THE FREScH GIAST.-Mr. Cor,
/. farHA a
the facts connected with the death of Thomas tiana
ran who was slan Saturday night last By Mons.
Bbn the French Giant while attempting to force his
wAy into the house at which the latter was staying
The investigation occupied the entTe day, ana a.
10 o clock last night resulted IL verdict OF JUST
liable Homicide Fourteen OF the Jurors were In
favor of that finding while the other four we're DIS
uosed to pre sent for manslaughter On the rendition
Of the verdict Mons. Bhin was discharged from Gus
tody and left the Hotel Deu, where tue inquest was
' lQuebec Chrooicle, Sept. 10.
SrABBEp In an ARRAY in Frostburg, Pa, on Mon
6ay last an Irishman named james hearney was
stabbed by another Irshman called Flanagan
Flanagan called Kearney "a id rascal, and said
be had been hunting him for a week TO Kill him. ana
thereupon drew knife and cut kearney four tiineS
about the head and face and three times IN the oouy.
Flanpsgsn was arrested. The wounded man not
expected TO recover
The sTABBISG AFFAIR At TRor:-lhe coro9e ~
Jury in the case of stsbbng on the evening Oh 'ne
nth inst have rendered the following yeroiyt.
sTLat Eli Hurlbert came % BIS DEAN on 'i9 o,ou
inc of sent L. 1854 at his residence on inc hoii9w
Road. In CONSEQUENCE of wound inniS'ed upon hls
person by Joseph YaTney, and IN suHn moan
made by knife, and that II wa wli,uy aiiA niA'i'
ously made by the said Joseph 'srney'
Tgy SEorEL-A Jew days since we announced Inat
duel bad taken place oe.xee9 caso near Aier
endris, Ky and subsequently 'no "0a'" VI '"''''
from the Injuries be received.
- he remembered that Peacock made his es-
go and II was not known whittier he had gone but
Iaa,r that on Thursday last, he returned to this
-. and Elected a compromise with the young lady
vbo was the cause Of the difficulty and they were
married yesterday lOncinhaei "a~'' Ao'n
SHOCKING DEATH.-A man named Joyce, employed
M Eean new mills at Chats, was killed IN hor-
ribIe manner on Monday. He bad mounted on one
of the circular frames TO put oil into The lamps
and while walking along it, pot his foot in con-
tsct with the revolving saw, on which he ives in
stsptly THROWN the tearing up his leg from the
lnee to the thigh and them by bis struggle we con-
elude bis position Wa changed, and thesaw cut his
body half through just above the hip. The poor EEL
low rolled off tho frame 10 the ground and after one
or two conyusiye struggles died. lie never spoke
after be was first struck by the saw.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning, about ~
O'Clock Dennis Haugh, of this city, died almost ~,
medately whilst sitting in the store OF Mr.. u " n
lev The deceased butcher. ana nso NV NV tors
for the purpose Of selling meat he entsrea s sstsS
apparently In his usual health, but hsa s.as;r, :,
only few moments, when he commences he 800
The lnpgs and speedily bled to death. Inc Ssscn
rb;ch bn. few moments before hsd borne n.n -
the store alive was used to convey hs 80 <n
homo. Mr., Hsugh leaves wife sDa ,a C.s!.., hit