New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
Here the cour: adjourned.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
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csldirg. There is nothing new in politics, in law
or business and the few local occurrences of the
several past DAYS, may be put in nutshell. So
astale fiat and Improbable are the doings of
eur city.
John King, the man who in a stats OF intoxica-
ion was run over by the Camden and Amboy
Train, lied at our hospital on Sunday. VIM.
Scott has been bound over as one Of the gang
who fred the Hall OF the night of the riot, The
owners, both OF the Hall and the Church, have
already commenced proceedings against the Coun-
", and not question exists bas that they will re-
csyer the full amount of damages-thus, SO far as
dollars aud cents may go, wiping off this foul re-
proach from Philadelphia.
Quite thriving business has been done in this
CITY, ia the hnanciering way, by passing forged
checks OF we'll known merchants, and getting
goods and money in exchange. Several tricks OF
the kind have been detected.-A German, named
Oischlager was drowned in the Schuylkill while
bathing. From his violent exhibition of anguish
and shrieks for help, it is supposed the poor fel-
low was seized with cramp. Richard Warner
was killed on the Reading Railroad on his way to
tue city with coal, leaving wife and six children.
The cars passed over his chest, causing instant
death. Deaths last week. los. Adults %
children IT. Our city continues reaurkabl,
healthy, considering the of unhealthy trash
which is Imposed to be brought into the markets.
The Abolitionsts have just issued a long docu
ment exculpating themselves from charges and
imrutations in reference TO the colored populs
ton; and condemling in strong terms the Eek
treme Injustice and cruelty of the policy which
has led 70 the late riots" A tremendous meeting
Of the friends OF temperance was held on Mon
day in the extensive Hall recently occupied by
Dunn's Chinese Collection.
Thcgtrcals in our city at the lowest posi-
BILE cbb, but a strong attempt is organizing for
the purpose of restoring the legitimate drama"
A very popular undertaking at present The
trial Of Van,liol for robbns Mrs. Hofnlaster Of
40 sovercigns, has elected eloquent addresses
from the Hon. &. III. Dallas, w. B. Reed, ESQ.
and yesterday from our great criminal advocate,
David Paul Brown, who commended that the lady
never had the money, but that it is only con.
spracy to deprive the prisoner of what belongs to
himself. queer matter, certainly. The yer.
dict is not yet rendered.
Captain March, Of the qchr. Caroline, from
Porto Rico, has been committed TO prison on charge
Of committing most brutal assault On an old sal
Tor, whose arms, he in conluseton with the mate,
pinioned, then, drawing blister on his back by
mustard plaster, hosted him naked to the yard
arm, exposing the raw aesh to the broling sum-
The outrage is too gross TO be credited, but it is
swsrn to- and what is more, corroborated by the
crew. The matte has escaped.
Stewart Law and Michael Redmond were COM
mittsa yesterday for obStructing the Custom House
ohcers in the discharge of their duties.
Although there is nothing doing in the city in
The way of politics, accounts from the interior
shsw little activity. At Pittsburgh, the Bir-
mingham of our State, the temporary reverses
which are occurring elsewhere will fail to check
the strong feeling which prevails there in favor of
Clay and Protective Tariff. Pittsburg is now q
large city. and the centre of very extensive coun
try, west of the mountains, to which the prosper
ity of this manufacturing depot is all-important.
In their reproof of the treacherous man who has
wantoniy sacrificed the great interests Of
Pennsylvania to his selfish maignity, they say
some hard things; e. 6. the Saturday Visiter de-
cares that John Tyler, hopeless of the support of
Christian people, has negotiated with great
Judge in Israel for the interest of the Jews; but
laeIs that as, twenty years ago, the Jews refused
to make Mordecai Judge they will hardly fol-
low him now. The sacrifices made by Tyler have
not been unacceptable where offered, but have
bean Of the wrong kind to be acceptable where
they would have been of service-nst sacrifices
of his own crude opinions to the wishes Of the
people. These are the sacrifices that would have
rendered the buying of Jew or Gentle unneces-
sary. These nen of Pi,tsburg are as hard as
flint and cut as keenly as their own domestic
steel. Their primary movements, preparatory to
the approaching election, excite more than ordi-
nary attention, and call forth the united strength
OF the mass; for the subject is one which ELECTS
there direct, personal interest in almost every
member Of the community. Pitssburg is the great
WESTERN barrier of Pennsylvania, which will throw
back the adverse influence that local dissensons
may have created at the recent elections. Unfs-
rorable as the returns may seem, they will but
unite us in stronger efforts. and urge rs on to more
determined action fer tae rescue and the glory
Of the State. In all directions the note of prepa-
ration is sounded with an alacrity and zeal which
nothing can repress. AT Westchester, twenty
three miles west of us, one of the largest and most
enthusiastic Wing meetings was held on Thursday
ass that has ever assembled in that district. l
have jus, been refreshed and delighted with the
perusai of sheir proceedings. They emphatically
embrace the great principles advocated in the glo
rous contest of 1870, and express the strong con-
victon that our noble Harry OF the West is the
decided choice of the People. Every indications,
IN fact, within the borders of our own State most
certainly gives US this assurance. The resolu-
tons in favor of Mr.. Clay, gentleman whe was
on the spot says, We're adopted with unparalleled
unanimisy 1t was, says the Record, most
cheering exhibition Of the harmony, feeling and
Cherished principles Of the Wing party. This
Wes.chesier is of the garden spots OF this rich
aad fertile State. II has a thriving, intelligent,
dense population, and possesses masy objects of
Interest, not the least of which is the splendid
Hotel erected by Mr.. Everhar,, whose miraculous
escape from the melancholy wreck of the Albion