The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10
BY THE SOUTHERN Mai.
Philadelphia.
THfIhucIphIn.
Correspondence of the Herald
PmLADELPHA, Nov. 9, 1872,

The weather to-day has been very stormy. But
little business has been done either within or out
of doors Considerable gossip pervades the political
circles here in relation to the Postoce aud Gus
| tom-house. II is now said General George Keim
OF READING, is to take the place of Mr. Smith in the
! latter John Tyler has very dishonest set of po-
Ilticans in this city, and too much caution cannot
be used againstthe The result of the election in
| New York has struck confusion in the wing ranks.
AT the receipt OF the news all was quiet at the Ex-
change.
The case of McEwen and Shea is still before
the Court of Sessions. VIM. White, Esq, is now
addressing the Court. He will be followed by Sc
veral other eminent lawyers. There quite a
| row; at the office OF Alderman GTiscom yesterday
afternoon, in which David Paul Brown, Esq, and
! VIM. Rawle, r., ESD, figured II arose from the
| binding over OF Mr.. Shines. Mr.. Rawle very ungen-
| temany gave Mr.. Brown the lie accompanied
| with blow. The case, In consequence, post
| poned until Friday.
There have been some serious disturbances again
among the weavers The peace and quiet of the
upper aud lower part of the city were last evening
! shanefully violated Several arrests have taken
place to-day.
A negro not also took place in Moyamensing yes
terday afternoon Nothing serious resulted there
| from
fire broke out this afternoon about half past
O'Clock, in frame stable in the of the Farmers
Inn, Market street. below 9TH. But irihing damage
duel is reported TO have taken place this morn
ing, about ten miles this side of Wilmington, be-
tween two young. "gentemeu," one of whom be-
longed 10 this city, the other 10 Baltimore.
wound in the arm was the result
| AT the Walnut Street Theatre OIiss Cushman's)
was produced lest night Bourscault's comedy of the
"West End; Henry Placide, Chippendae, and
the Miss Cushmans played the same parts they did at
the Park IL was perfectly successful and repeat
ed tonight for Miss Charlotte Cushmans benefit.
She will have full house unless the weather pre-
| vents 1t.
The Broughams are still at the Chesnut-the
| house was fair last night.
Burton is drawing good houses at the Arch, where
he Is sure card.
| Welch's Olympic had the best house of the night
| though il was not full
| A strange and variable day-now balmy and ge-
NAL with warm sun, now cold as charity, with
| rain brought by stiff nor;heaster.
The news OF your election, which is being circu-
lated in every quarter through the Herald, gives
ceeding JOY to the Democrats, and corresponding
! dependency to the WHY'S. The flags are flying at
all the Democratic houses and at the head quarters
of the =" Corpora's Guard"
"Little Delaware' has gone for the Democrats.
Reason-the storm of Yesterday. Is not this VIC
tory TO the Locofocos
Sale of Stocks at the First Board to-day $1,000 State 5s,
1870, 42i $4,000 do 1864 42i 10 shares Mey ameasng
Second or After Board-siOoO Kentucky Bonds, 10;
shares Schuylkil Navigation, 25l do Commercial Blk,
3li LIZ.
CAIpEAcHy.-The brig Apalachicola arrived at
New Orleans on the 3lst ult. from Campeachy,
which place she left on the Dist ut
On the day on witch the Apalachicoa sailed, 1900
Federal troops were to have left Campeachy for
Chanpoton, six leagues from Campeachy, where
1900 CenraEsts were encamped and terrifying them
selves. The Federalsts commanded by Col.
Largo, the Centralists by Gen. Morales.
Daily deserters from the Central camp were ar
irving in Campeachy, who report their troops in
great distress tor want of provisions, and worn out
by diseases of every kind
Gen Lemos (commsnder-in-chieG on the
march from Merida, with 500 men, to join Colonel
Largo, and another division of 1900 men from the
eastern part OF the State shortly expected.
They are said to be excellent marksmen.
The naval force of Mexico .at Champion is no.
thing but small schooner, the others having re-
turned to Vera Cruz TO transport the remainder of
the expedition against Yucatan, which, in all, is to
/ consist of .}NQ In -