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AFFRAY AND PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE IN PTTTs-
pURGH--A fight occurred on the 2S,h ult., near the
lower end OF Smith6eld which terminated in the very
serious wounding OF one oi the parties appears that
two men, Gibben and J. Mullegsn had quarrel and
fight in which the latter cut the former the face and
leg with his knife Muegan then took refuge In
neghboring cofs house, where another fight
kicked up. In this fray fellow by the name Of Diser
was very badly beaten. The woman who keeps the
house. Mrs. Larkn, then turned them into the
when 0ibben and MullegsD again came together This
time Mullegan struck Gbben the head with brick
bat breaking his skull in SO terrible that his
recovery is exceedingly doubtful While dressing his
wounds he Cursed and with great violence
threatening vengeance on his antagonist Mullegan had
not been arrested but Diser in custody.


ALBANY PENTENrIARY.-We are informed by one
OF the Commissioners experimenting the erection
Of the new Penensry In this city that the injury done
to the buildings by the gale Of wind the 10th
inst has been repaired Tho outside walls have been
rebuilt to within two feet OF their former height while
the interior work has progressed much further than
the time OF the accdent that tho whole, the work
Is now IN moro advanced state than IL previous 10
the storm. Seventeen working days have elapsed since
the occurrence, six OF which, ii bad or rainy
weather so that the walls have bsen rebuilt and the
damage node good in eleven days The expense Of
building the work destroyed by tho wind will be much
less than the estimate maio and pubsbed by the Com
mssioners the day after tho sccident1ibsnu .drgus
Dec. L.