New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

SHOCKING MURDER At MoYAMTssING PRfsoN.-
This morning about o'clock one Of ths keepers at
Moy ar ensing Prison went to Cell No. 80 on the first
floor of the uLtied department occupied by two prs
onefs, for the purpose Of giving the inmates their
breakfast. Upon opt ming the cell door, he was horri
fed at seeing Of the prisoners lying dead upon the
toor with shocking wound in his bead and the Other
butiy engaged In washing up the blood upon the
foor of The cell. The 40 prisoners were Geo. Aubn,
q GeinIan, and John Cleary, an Irishman. IL seems
that some time before the murder was discovered,
Aubln had taken an iron plate, weighing some twelve
or fifteen pounds, from the window Of the coll, aud
struck his sleeping fellow prisoner blow with the
ner of The missile which fractured his ekul near the
temple. The wound was frghtful one and desh
nusr have suited instantly Aubin struck but sim
gle blow, and then replaced the IRON plae IN the win
dow. He then moved the dead body to another part
of tie cell relied up blanket and put it under the
head Of the cOrpee for pillow, and commenced wash
Ing up the blood at which employment be was engaged
when discovered by the keeper. The murderer was
I'm media'ey conveyed to aoother cell and pu. Ia irons
Both the murderer and his victim were coma ittd to
prison yesterday morning and both for the sams
offense-wife beating Az bin is about 30 years
of sge. He lived in Front street, Noble where
be has q wife and two children. Alderman Coates
yesterday committed him to prison to answer the
charge Of beating and kicking hs wife and threatening
TO sboot her. He was q man tf Incorporate habits,
and il is believed that IL dread crime was committed
this morrrg while aboriDg under attack of mania
a.potu. When esked about the affair, he says that
Csry hsd entered the cell for the purpose Of robbing
him.
John Cesry the deceased about 10 years of age;
he was very Incorporate In his habits and while drunk
would iluse bis wife. The latter lives o. Thirteenth
and Carpenter streets. Yesterday morning be was
tai en- before Alderman Eneu, who committed him to
IPhisdelph Bulletin, 9th.
ZIMMERMAN, THE MILLIoSArRE-Mr Zimmerman,
les than twenty years ago. worked at his trade which
We believe, was that Of blacksmith, in the centra.
part of this Stae. He however pulled up stakes one
fire morn g, turned his face toward the setting sun,
and bis family in Pennsylvapi, loet tight OF him en-.
tirely. In the mean time younger brother, by fru-
coach line between Spruce Creek and Williamsburg,
consisting of four-wheeed vehicle and two horses,
which he drove himself. Several years ago gentle
stopped at Spruce Creek and desired to be driven
70 Williamsburg but there being no other passenger,
the rprietor q the Aforesaid line" at first objected
He nevertheless consented and when the stranger got
cut be handed him, instead Of the usual fare-s3-a
$500 bin. This began to open Bills eyes tothe import
wss other Ii his brother SAM disguised in good
clothes that thirty miles ride had not undeceived
him. Suhsequt nfly the now wealthy banker bought
bis poorer brother farm in Illinois worth s. OdO on
which he new resides. lP1tsbursn Post.
LATE FROM Rio JAsERo.-The ship Grey Eagle
Csp; Lindsay arrived at ths port this morning having
sailed from Rio de Jaseiro Feb. 10. There had been
lsree receipts Of Flour, and the market vas dal In
Coffee transactions had been cooslderabIe. Routd
Tote were quoted at 46C0 10 1850; good sta and si'
periors 1850 10 1890, and superors 1890 to 5o-he
Tao later quo ions nominal Th:re were no hide, 10
market
The dates from Brenos Ayres ere TO jan 81 The
Fl, Or msrket Wa dull philadelphia Bulletin. 9th.
The Wsstern Democrat, Cba,lotle, n. C., says
man who gave bis name ss ID. ID. Thompson
Philadelphia arrived 10 Charlotte, N. C.. last week,
ard commenced tsmpering With The slaves. The citi'
zens becoming convinced that he was an Abotouist,
aroused him from his aumbers at an early hour the
non ing after bis arrival by that appropriate old tune,
"ih,ee little pigs AID shot legged COW, isome.imes
known ss the Rogues March and escorted him 10 the
North Carolina RsiIroad Depot, where he was put on
board the ard requested not to show bis ugly pdz
in Charlotte sgan.
The Isaac NIwToS.-We ere most happy TO learn
that TIE irr " TO tha robls ste amer the isaac New
tor IL taI less serious than was reported yesterday.
TIE ecccunf received by cur reporter every way
exaggerated This eccldsntto Of the 6rzt vessels
in The word il deeply to be regretted but glad
TO he stsuI, that tht viii scon be aoat and that we
shsl agsin her ike rbrg Of life with xded
cetts ard saloons coursng the river Of which she Is
the brightest oinsmert Ab. Journsi.
Tire Norfolk Argos rays the bodies Of fLe fourteen
physicians aid sssaants rom Philadelphia, who per
Isl I'd n that city II tie pestenoe OF 1852 are to be
dsiIterIsd under the direction CT Mr. Ttonas Web
s'er tie Chairman Of tie Pnadephia Relief Comnt'
tee, AID tslsI 70 the ,asr oiiy Cor aisrmept there