Martlla's Vineyard. June l5.
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THE N. Y. STABBING AFFAIR.-The Tribune says-In regard to the stahbns case related few days since, the following are the ac,s: An English importing merchant ofthis city has been in ihe hab- II of visiting England in the prosecution of his bus. ness and leaving his family. Ca lovely and accoln- plished wife of 30 and daughter of l4.) under ihe protection of two young gentlemen, also in mercan. tile business, and both long established friends of the parties concerned. Last spring the father re- paired usual to England, and the two friends es- tabllshed themselves. in obedience to his standing invitation, in hs house al Staten Island.

 Shortly aiterward another friend of inc family wrote to the merchant in England to the effect that one of the young men with whom he had entrusted his family playing him false. He immediately wrote to his family that he should return home in the Great Western, and got board ihe Boston steamer and thus anticipated his arrival by several days. He found his wife with her relatives in New Bedford, in conpany with her daughter, and brought them all on to New -York-hurried down 10 Staten lsland-ound the suspected friend there quietly waiting for them, and drawing dagger stabed him in the breast. He then stuck his wife with he dag ger, but did not wound her dangerously. He was at length secured, in state of insanty and sent to the Asylum, where he remained until Sunday, while his wife and daughter returned to New Bedford.- The unhappy has now recovered his reason. and has cause 10 believe that his wife was entirely innocent! The young mans condition is perlous one, although he may survive the wonnd.