New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
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WILLIAM II ELrIN0,
MICHAEL q HART, Com
J SHERMAN CROMWELL. }
Aetu2lork daily Gribnrle

OsI RASCAL DISPOSED oF.-A viilsin. staying at
Adrian, Mich and rejoicing in the cognoulen OF Au-
gusius Stuart Byron Mcdonald in league with others,
last spring embarked in the business Of laying OBJ
.,,uctops on the track Of the Southern Michigan
Railroad. The object seems to have been plumber.
On the 9th OF March last distractions were placed
upon the track Hudson and on the 9Th the To-
conceive Of the morning mail train west was thrown
from The track about mile esst of the City OF Adrian
At this stage Of the game Mcdonald volunteered to
expose his confecerates-th Railroad Company &C
cepting his services. He was meeting with capital
success in that line, when, one day. an officer OF the
L. \ Government considering he had reason to sus-
poet him, (McDonald,) took him into custody. IL
seems be was in league with desperate gang, and
INTENDED to watch the railr al officers for them, AZ
we'll A. them for the railroad; and while he drew pay
from the one share the booty with the other ana
and while making disclosures, trusted 10 his skill In
mis- eadng the railroad men, to prevent his dis
closures from being Of any await Recently he had
bis trial and WAS convicted on two indictments. On
the frst he sentenced 10 imprisonment for life;
snd,rhe Judge remarked that he " would suspend the
"s-ptenee on the other till the term VI the irst ex-
"pired.
The CASE OF GEORGE w. GREEy-PoIsos FOUND
IN THE STOMACH OF MRS. GREEN We have kept
our readers carefully advised Of the facts as they have
trsospred before the Coroner Jury in reference to
10 this melancholy case The Coroner Jury met on
Saturday last and it will be from the testimony
phicb We give below that ryekn,ns one OF the most
vruent of poisoss was found IN the stomach OF Mrs.
Green. The COroner's Jury found verdict In ac-
cordance with the facts and remanded Mr.. Green TO
prison TO await the action Of the Grand Jury at the
Iext term Of the Recorders Court In order tina, the
public may understand the whole subject, a. thus far
De-, elopen before the Jury, may be well TO review
the facts az they have appeared IN the evidence. IL
has all cared from the nve-tg alton that Green and
be wife lived uDnappliy together; that on Saturday
Sept. 49, Mrs. Green though not previously very
well Was about the house attending 10 her ordinary
dutiee; that no ODE WIS at home during Saturday
nix BIT bur Mr. and Mrs. Green and their little boy AZ
bert and lie testified that be slept all night strycn
nine the poison found 10 the stomach OF Mrs Green,
among the papers Of medicine found 10 tne 1ous'
Of Green, and produced IN evidence peioIs lno
About o'clock on Sunday morning, Mr. treen went
to the bou-e ~ Mr.. Hall and requested ner " come
over ~ Mr.. Green Wa taken very SICK WIN cramps
in her stomach shouts oclock the evening p.oIious,
and Wa 'v.ry bad" Mrs. Hall went over Ater, and
fund Mr.. Green dead Green had the grave Tor ms
wife dug in biz gar len on Sunday morning before 10
o'cloek and from various other circumstances not
1.c..sary to repeat Is coo'enoed tna' tufe very
strong eircuu staDtisi evidence sgainst hun. IL u
proper 10 ssy, however, thst tne evidence nus Iu
kss been ,impl, preliminary to the putting the ac-
cuseo ar ,rini Tor the highest crime known 20 our
avs M Green has had no opportunity for defense,
and although the Coroners Jury have found fearful
a., sy. net him b. il still entitled 10 full and i'm
ns,,sI tIie where all the facts will be elected.
fI case will be ouly second in interest to that OF
Dr. Webster, a, Mr.. Green Is wealthy and sbundantly
sbe 20 90 all that be done 10 show himself inno
cent Of the serious charges thai now rest upon him.
IChe Dem Prsss ID INST.
The PIsHERIEs.-The Provncet0wn correspondent
of TIE Born.tabte Patriot writes Is follows, under
dat. of sept. %:
Our h.hern Tn from the Grand Bank are not arriv-
ing very rapidly, though such a. have arrived have
brought good fares, and many Of them have already
-od their g., at good prices, from e. 25 TO ~ IS per
quintsl, and tie market sppea TO be open and free
at thcse prices Those who have arrived from the
Banks report fsh scarser than last season, though AL
they think will be able 10 ootain full cargo before
N. season passes by.
Our hsrbor 10 day az the wind begins TO blow from
the NE is beng filed with maekerel catchers, -
u,ua at this Of the year. They report mscn
erel very abundant on the shosl ground, oal nyu'
their ndIsposon to tts the catch s smsn 'aHs j
Our fishermen are very patiently awsiiihg !. -
storm stir up old ocean and thereby snsp
appetiies, ese their pursuers must ere rns b,snoh
t6sT calling onsie w.Ols eon.de,ns se sssi yr bar
vest az las. reasoD though the BANKERS % usual VIII
DO much the best busness