New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Mr. Revell has aF0 been tte means OF esttcnsnipg
ia he'srd . Juvenile Ref,rma,ory Ipstitniion nea
Belfast or in Belfast wherever ate Of ground for
building can be obtained most suitable. Many ladies
and gentlemen of influence have subscribed largely
already toward its erection II is to b. conducted
similarly to the Five Points Hou.e Of IodGsty. This
v.s the resnlt Mr. Revells last visit 70 Ireland in
1853 as the Iish papers stated at tbs time.
Sur-The Young lady who wn injured by col
hsion between On Eighth. svenue car and hook.ard-
ladder machine, a week ago last evening, hss bssn
spfferirg severely since. On Saturday Dr.. Van
Bu,en performed very successful operation in ampu-
tatirg the injured part CT the right hand, the patient
berg under the influence OF ether. The young lady,
reosn1y Miss Ellen Grover Of Lawrence, Mas, was
married in Boston the ls. of the present month to
Dir. Augustus Maverick Of The ~ y. Tines. We
understand that the Eignth-syenue Company will be
held for the damages.
Stephen II. Brarch has authorized his counsel
John W. Ashuead and Judge Whiting, to notify
Mayor Iiemsn and others that he viii apply 10 the
Supreme Court for new trial.
AyoTHER WIFE MURpER.-An Irish woman named
Eliza Murphy, residing at No 33 Oak street, died
early on Satu day morbiDg from the effects OF ter.
rbe beating inflicted upon her by her husband, John
Murphy, on last Thursday night. Coroner Schirman
was notified of her death, and on Saturday proceeded
TO the house end held an inquest upon the body when
il appeared in evidence that both husband and wife
were miserable druIksrds and in the constant habit of
quarreling and fhting together. On Thursday night
the woman was brought home drunk and placed in
bed. Shortly aftersard, her husband entered the
room, and taking heavy lestter strap from around
bis body he commenced b stnS his wife the face
and head He continued his brutality until the poor
vomsn was almost ips nsibe and then dragged her out
of bed and thre Ter tito the hall way where she bed
profusely He then continued the beating until che
was covered over with bruises and excoiatioDs. The
rufGan was here stopped from committing further
violence to bis helpless wife by the interpretation OF
other lodgers in the house, but managed to escape
from them, and thus far hss al,o eluded the police.
The woman wss conveyed bsck to bed, where she
fingered until o'clock on Saturday morning, and then
expired.
Thomas Murphy, the brother Of the accused, WAS
one of the witnesses examined and undertook to deny
that bis brother beat the deceased on the night n
question, and tie Jury held him accessory after
the fact The ne5icsl evidence showed that the en-
tire surface of the body of deceased covered with
excoriaons ard bruises the head and face dreadfuy
cut, ard that death was the result Of exhaustion,
brought on by the beating received. The verdict of
the Jury was, "thst Eliza Murphy the deceased, cams
"to her death from injuries received at the hands of
her husband, John Murphy, the 9th Of January,
"lsj9, and that Thomas Murphy was an accessory
after the fact" After the rendition OF the verdict
Thomas Murphy examined, and stated that he had
no knowledge Of the woman's death; that he was
native of Ireland 81 years Of age and by occupation
laborer. He was committed to prison, and the police
are in pursuit Of his brother.
The BROADWAY Arson CAsE.-The examination in
the case of Mary DE Young, arrested some days ago
as already noticed in THE TRIBUsEl, charged with
willfuly setting fire TO her mothers store, No. OIL
Broadway, was concluded on Friday evening" Justice
Ousckenbush requiring the accused to find bail in the
sum of $4,000 to answer the complaint. Mics De
Young, On the preliminary examination, stated that
sle was a native Of Holland 90 years OF age, and re-
si6 ed with her mother at No ii Spring street. Rela
tive to the charge preferred she said che was not
gnilty. John P. Kaus, saddle and harness maker,
entered into the required bonds for her appearance.
VIcrIMrzsD.-At a late hour Saturday night, one
August Llenthal, German, pretty well advanced in
years, was spprehended by Officer McCord CT the
Lower Police Court, charged with berg confidence
operator, by Louis Kshlman, proprietor OF the public
house Nos % and % Mercer street. Some time ago,
K.hlman made complaint gainst Llentba, charging
him ~ith having, on the 10th OF November last oy
means of trick and device, cheated and defrsuded
him out of gold watch and chain, valued at $l75.
Lebtha as is alleged, got possession OF the properly
under preense that be going to be married on the
following day, and desired to make some display oil
iewey He did not get married, and forgot TO return
the watch and chain; and it subsequently, appeared
that be tried to sell the property to several persons
A Germ,D, named Ksver, who boarded with the &C
cused was swipdled out Of 500, under similar crcum-
stances a. is sledged. Mr.. Louis Schwartz, and q
score Of others, were also vctimzed. Justice Con-
molly accommodated the old fellow with lodgings in
the Tonbs.
ALLEGED CossPIRAcY.-Mr. Robert DAVIS, at
present confined in the Eldridge street Jail order
of arrest issued by the Supreme Court Of this State in
civil action brought by the Park Bank OF this city
recently made complaint before Justic Connolly at the
Lower Police Court, against james L. Porter Linsen
D. Fredericks, a la~yer, and Abrer W. Spooner,
charging them with having conspired together to
establish false credit ct the Park Bank with intent to
defrsud that Institution out of large amount OF money
The scheme it would appear, proved successful, AND
the Bank was very csverly svindled out Of nearly
1900. Mr. Davis alleges that on or about tho ID OF
October 1856 be executed and delivered to Fredericks
what purported to be assignment OF al his DAVIS
goods and property. Davis was in prison when the
assignment was brought TO him all ready prepared by
Fredeiicks and Porter for execution, they urging ths.
it should be done forthwith ., there was no time to
ose He had no time TO examine or consider the mat
%, "a, forth in the instrument and acting under the