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A SANGUINARY RENcoNTRE.-Thc Catskill
Messenger of July 18th, informs us that an un-
pleasant occurrence transpired at Athens on Mon
day, which may be attended with serious conse-
quences. Capt. James Byrnes was stabbed four
times, twice in the arm, and twice III the side,
by A. r. Livingston. The wounds are said to
be very severe, and fears entertained of their
proving mortal. The affair grew out Of some
difficulty existing between the parties relative to
the disposition Of the estate of the late Albert
Van Loan. Livingston is the executor Of Van
Loan and Byrncs the half brother of the testaor.
The affair underwent an examination before Syl-
vcscr Nichols, Esq. by whom Livingston was
let to bail in the sum Of $40 900.