New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
Things in Philadelphia.

Our city Is again rife with Among others ,,,
in the event. which almost certain, otthe reecioa hy M
IT, s. Senate of Thomas S. Smiths nomination coec.r
of this Port the Hon. Andrew " Parsons Secretary cf.
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania viii be Immediately rc
mated TO the same In place OF Smith Doubtful
The case of Alderman Spane indicted for forgery ss
resumed in the Cour, Sessions and occupied tie whe
of the morning up o'clock when the Court adorsrsa
un,ll ~ The case is likely 10 occupy the Court s,e
raj days.
Twsntyfour persons were brought before our verify
Mayor during Sunday and Monday charged with yarzs
offences eight of which drunkenness. Aprety srcns
evidence Of the morals Of our city, this.
There were several alarms Of bre last evening" and he
members OF the Franklin Hose and Washington Engine
Companies were be armed with huge c!nbs, s,cce ke
ready for another conflict!
The NewYork Line, due here at II O'clock, has jrs this
moment a oclock) arrived. The delay was occao2ed by
aslgbtaccden,o the same miesbey ond Bordsanwn
No injury to passengers or cars.
In trade and conlserce every thing seems stand
The navigation to-day rendered difficult the ice bengso
great that feryboats encounter serious difficulty
crossing. large number of vessels Friday
last and the ship Talbot for Canton, and brig Ca,,o
St Thomas, reported being ashore Delaware
City, The steamboats, Trenton and Bolivar forced their
wsy down to the city this noraing from Burlington
In Domestic Exchanges there is but little doing Iqaoe
Boston par premium; New York par premiums Bal.
tnore par discount; Charleston u discounts New Or
leans discount; Mooue ~ i! alScounti NssnSue
discount.
Relief Notes to Is per cent. discount
The business at the regular Board Of Brokers to-day
indeed ifng, consisting OF but shares Wilmington Rail-
road at e5 per share At the Second Board, however,
was uie better, and the following transactions ,eok
place. viz 50 shares Kentucky Bank 4Sai So City Elves
1855, 9lA; $500 State F ives, 1883, 4sa
H,r.NEws-Arrived, brigs William N. Rogers, Dill,
days from Boston schooner r. Tomlia, Tomln, day
from Jersey City.
Cearances-Neae.
Below-Brigs suly, from Halifax; William J. Watson,
from Savannah BRurUS
The SoaERs MUTlNY-We find the following
paragraph in the Washington letter of the Phila.
delphia North American:
" Mr. Spencer still suffers very severely FROM his
recent overwhelming atfction. His health is Sc.
rously impaired by it, and he is rendered Tor the
present quite incapable of doing any business
am told that one day last week after making great
effort he went to his eihce, but tainted there and
was obliged to retire. The communication on tie
subject of the rnutiny, which appeared last week
in the Madisonian, with the signature OF s. has
been said not TO be the production OF MIR. Spencer,
but of his soR-in-law, Mr. Morris. The fact is, in.
deed, that it was in the hand writing of Mr.. Nor.
ris, and that the proofslip was corrected by him,
but no well,infsrmed person has any idea tha. he
was any thing but the amanuensis OF his fathorin'
law. 1t is not probable that MIR. Spencer has any
wish to disown it, indeed the signature implies the
contrary. If it comes from The family, it mus.
have been dictated and revised by him"
The Courier of yesterday iatimates THAT Mr.
Spencer was displeased at tho publication of the
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County CouRT.-This Court met yesterday,
pursuant to adjournment, to render decision in
the case Of Justice Parker. After deliberating
with closed doors for nearly three hours, the pub
lie were admitted, and the following resolutions
offered:
esolued That the Court having deliheraed upon tie
charge against Justice Parker and the evidence presented
10 this Court ofopnon that the charges sba
taed to require his removal office, and therefore
order the same 10 be dismissed.
Resolued That be recommended by the County Court
the counsel aclng In behalf of the prosecution that al
further proceedings in this Court against Justices Maise
and Stevens be discontinued unless some new evidence
which might induce conycloa exists in those cases.
Resoued That, in the opinion of this Court authority
vested the Special Justices other Magistrates COM
miting yagrants under the Esd of January 1885,
TO scharge such vagrants before the expiration Of the
for which they committed, although that right
MAY exist as TO prisoners committed under the actof 1873
e X. s. OF 1918, p.5 4S Se)
The resolutions were put separately and adopt.
ed, ufter which the Court adjourned.
"WILL WAIT FOR An AHswER."-Th said
q we'll dressed man on Saturday evening last to
the servant of family residing in Fourth-sreet,
as he placed in her hands letter addressed tothe
occupant of No. 302. Duriag the conversation
between the servant and the bearer Of the note the
former suspecting that the latter intended to take
possession of several valuable over-coats then IN
the hall, in case he was left alone remained until
third person appeared, when the gentlemany
messenger took his leave, promising to {" call
again for an ansser." The sequel confirmed the
suspicious of the faithful servant, the letter con-
tained nothing but the evidence of the guilt and
evil intentions of the bearer. Not word was
written within. Housekeepers will do well to IN
ssrucs their servants lock out for such villains
p T.J. McLain (Loco-Foco) has been ap-
pointed Post Master at Warren, Trumbull coun-
ty. Ohio, in place of Geo. Hapgood, (Wbig, re
moved.
SANDS SARsApARILsA-Loss of appetite, indigestion,
dyspepsia, heartburn gastritis Inflammation OF the so'
ach all proceed from the cause, being unhealthy
secreon of gastric juice ard bile Then follows acdiy