New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the New York Tribune.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the New York Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec q, ls42-P. H.
Christmas over; but the aches and pains, cuts and
bruises, with the other ct ceieras which usually
follow The immoral and licsntous use made of this hoy
day, time alone can heal or eradicate Never dd witness
much drunkenness in Streets or so great an iclna'
ton among the dsspated create disturbances But the
conduct portion OF the members composing The FIRE
Department outrag geous-dsgracefu TO the city
alarn alter alarm OF FIRE continually raised through
yesterday other purpose under Heaven than to
bring OF the beigeren companies into contact which
late hour in the afternoon was somewhat successful
The franklin Hose Company, composed OF a desperate
gang OF ruian rowdie located in MoyamensiHg made an
attack upon the Washington EngiHe House, one OF our
respectable companies, which they succeeded IN en-
terng when The costly apparatus of the Washington
was dragged on amidst the helis shouts OF these demoniac
wretcnes into Moyamenslng, where its splendid paintings
shameuly muated, and the entire apparatus other
wise injured All this transacted in open day. within the
sight of several officers OF justice! StoneS clubs, and other
dangerous missiles flying and brandishng in the
air trighui extent. Our able Mayor and portion OF
his necient officers the spot and several ar
rests took place.
Alderman MCLEAN, of Moyamensng. caused the appa-
ratu of bs Washington TO be returned into the city, when
restored to its house, not the beautiful specimen OF
Philadelphia mechanism, but the wreck Of brutal and
fendish mob Yet these same Firemen, who have been
guilty Of the above fragrant outrage prate OF their tempe.
rance moral character and usefulness
But unhesitangy declare, that as the Fire Depart
ment now exists disgrace TO the city and county oil
Phade pha and in this ninetenths OF the people agree
Already fire been resored toblood plled-and
the torch OF the ncendary appedn these frequent broi
among our iremcn Murder alone remains TO be accom-
pshed in order that of the blacklist catalogues ofcrme
and outrage ever perpe,raed by association OF men,
shall be pleted As matters stand, this dreadn
event unlikely This mornog, the scene
yesterdays occupied by numerous persons
The Good Intent Engine House, Kensngton, also
attacked on Sunday aiornng about O'clock by band OF
ruians, who destroying the lives of OF the
members Of the above company, in consequence of the
stones thrown into the house woundng several very seri
ously.
In The Court Of General Sessions this mornng-preseni
judges Barton Conrad and Dornn-Milton j. Alexander,
convicted OF Mansaughter In killing Noah Louge, was
brought before the Court for sentence when after the
usual question OF "What have you to say why
shall not be pronounced" the prisoner responded that he
nnoceut OF the crime of which he stood convicted,
having killed Lougee in sedefence" Judge Conrad then
sentenced him TO "pay fine OF dolnr the costs Of
prosecution, and undergo imprisonment at separate and
solitary confinement in the Eastern Penitentiary for four
years." 10 all OF which Alexander bowed and smiled most
respectfully! The crowd in about the Court room was i'm
mense, and the young Kentuckian left for his place
sf abode in cab, doubt iu of anguine expectation OF
Executive interference Indeed It very curreny
ported this morning thar ths Governor had acquesced n
however, do not vouch Thus has ended this bloody
drama
The trial of Alderman Spaine for forgery then com.
menced, but in consequence OF the death of j. HALL
BREADY young and intelligent member of the Phadel.
phla Bar, the Court adjourned al about Il o'clock.
Thomas 8. Nicholson positively dead ha wing de.
parted this life in the Eastern Pententary yesterday morn
ing hose dreary cells he has fingered several weeks
past.
The following transactions took place the regular
Board of Brokers today. They limited extent
and evHce no material Improvement prices 20 shares
Philadelphia Bank, !oi $4,000 Tennessee Bends 6ll; 10
shares Mechanics Bank, TO-
Second Board-4 shares Commercial Bank go; co do.
Kentucky Bank, Al. ~
Ship NepI-No arrivals clearances up 10 lia:pas
O'clock.
Belov Briggs Vim. J. Watson, from Savannah; sulla,
from Halifax Wm NJ Rogers, rom Boston.
SANDS amount of suffering relieved
h:tsry CT medicine. Thousands have been restored
health BY It's healing and regenerating efficacy. whe
considered past .he reach Of remedial means as various
received the entire appreciation OF many practitioners IN
this and other cities and It's rapid growth in The estimation
of The public placed beyond reach of deracon
the efforts com petition Diseases which arise from impu
ry oihe blood vaion of The generally, such
as ScrouIa Kings Evil, Rbenniatsm and ncpient Cont,
Salt Rheu and other cuaneous diseases Fever Sores, In
,ernaI Ab.ceses Fs,uas Chronic Caarrh liberation of
The throat aad nosts, painful affections of the Bones
chronic Inflammation of the Kidneys, Female Derange-
ments General Debility and Prosration Of the System,
all removed by It's use
For particulars advertisements in this and ether city
papers.
portation, By A. 3. SANDS y CO., No. 273 Broadway
tGranite Buildn ,s Of Chamberssreet NrwTo.k
Fulton street; David Sands Co.. No. II Eas, Broadway
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for $5
NJ ANIMAL MAGNETISM rs NEuaoLocY-Dr Buchan.
an outtone Magnetism is sometimes productive OF good,
be lis theories true or aiSe The following extract
flnm letter, dated SYRACUSE, Dec. IS, 1872.
Doar Sir: Une circumstance has greatly helped the sale
OF the B.lsam of Wild Cherry here. young lady was
msgnetzed and requested 10 prescribe for her ater who
has affection oil the lungs. She said there was meG.
cine Eougha, accompanied with a small book, that
would help him. Ii was the BalSarn OF Wild Cherry He
took it, and it cured him. She has since prescribed it to
another, who has taken with the result Yours &c
HUUGH L BRIDGES.
Hough Bridges are heavy druggists at Syracuse. Their
letter may be l25 Fulton street, corner of Nassau
where oay the Balsaa Is for sale. Price 81 per bottle.
II remedy for Chappeu Flesh may be found in the
Italian Chemical Soap sold by Mf Jones' sign Of the Amer
ican Eagia & Chabanst IL makes the skinsnooh c.ear
SOIL and healthy cures all erupens and gives fine healthy
clearRess 10 the skin We have known persons WIN dark
yellow aud recked faces quite cured bT this All should
ty IL Agents-S Sia.eslree;, Bostop GiebeT fhrd and
Washington, d. c. 81 State-s,reet, Albany; 20 King ST.
Charleston, S. c., and l5s Fultos.street, Brooklyn
u The POPULAR kENEpY all those forms Of disease
which, when neglected end Consumption such as cough
roa any cause throat boarseness, and the ketbe
Hygiene Horehound C7Ddy-s lie most popular and sue
cessn remedy and noelesy supplantsg all the other
pretended compounds Wanted SO I'M udeny by fictitious
and manufacturers certificate maher Sold wholesale and
retail, al 49, Broadway.
SIIERIFF7S OFFICE, UTIcA, December &c, 1912,
~ The subscriber having been appointed SAeriF of
Oneida County and having entered Tie duties of his Of
nee requests al letters and papers on official business be
addressed TO him at Utica. It's. PAXTON
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