New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-14
Things Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Irio u ne,
pun ,nrr purL Monday. Sept |:

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accomplished and amabe lady has thrown gloom over
the City awakening feeling of very general sympathy
among all classes OF citizens The flags at the petca
quarters and public places enshGnded IN mourning a
| an evidence OF public coincidence.
The trials the rioters progressing and cohvcrons
continue 10 be male. The friends OF public srder ana law
are encouraged ia the belief that ard ample justice
will be administered and the credit Of our City indicated
The striking and gratifying condition OF our City clean
illness and health manifested in the decreased number Oh
deaths last week Notwithstanding the season, WHICH, Win
is abundance of fruits and sudden ch7nges' usually me
unezlthcst, there were only Be- deats OF whota OUT ~
| were aIulis.
new article in way of lamps for burning lard, has
Jus, introduced among the invention OF one OF our
citizens Notwithstanding II is TO burn but two cets worm
of lard nightly to give good .h and SMELL will
have shortlived and by means brilliant career, the
newspaper pufs TO Ike contrary ~ithsanting wrile
by the dull light OF al this moment with It's stencil under
my and therefore am al liberty 10 suggest tha ms
method of trying pork neither pleasant or prohaDe
Complaint made that our bakers, never famous ior
With -four at s. thai they did when II was go: this
imposition, especially IN these hard umes hat honest
| men would be ashamed OF.
The coming exhibition of our Fraakn institute promises
splendid affair. The collection OF specimens OF ma
tive industry skill and enterprise will be Largely increased
this season. particularly by contributions from me Eastern
States and your City. Nothing like competition
Our have been enlyened by fresh mportatono
German emigrants who, with their iron franz hardy SIN
and honest counenance have brought WIN them IN.
dus,rous and sober habits They don't squat down IN our
smotered up courts nor commence business in the two
cent grog line, but on the fertile lands eli the West,
in search OF competence and true independence success
| TO the Erni"rants
Well Dir. Roberts, our venerable old Collector, is no
longer the receipt of customs He was the TREND OF
Harrison receiving his appointment from the hands OF our
amentcd Presidents hut because he refused to wrong his
sense OF patriotism and principle by turning honest men cut
of office or opinions sake himself is compelled TO 20
Mr. Roberts OF the lew VINO never expected nor APP
piled for office under the administration; but was In
ved lis take charge of the pest for watch he
was known be " honest aud capable" The Old veteran
returns TO his plough; leaving to his succes.er ar. B.
SrniIh Dle nj
among twelve hundred as hungry applicants as ever
huzzad at an Indignation meeting" He got through with
We have more fights and very savage ones, among our
reraen whose TRY euds threaten to terminate Only WIN
the life
Sundry burgares have been committed but of too little
importance be detailed.
The business at our stock Board materially improved
Prices show an upward tendency whcht is hoped may be
indicative ef approaching Z" better tlne'."
Our theatres are opening under peculiar auspices One
thing ceain they all get Their bread and butter
at tie business WeIyss, who for the past 10 years has
been play and the other al our inca
tres has given the profession ana opened 1eaera Age
cy in the new buildings corner oil Ghesnut ara fourn
streets. Do suffer give hEi introduction 10 all
manner and conditions OF peopein your city who may nave
ehe pills or pamphlets no M S sarf ss
bic blood il his veins" il being real optional with hun 10
be either English noblenan or to let 1t alone might
wish him success but bate 10 be even suspected OF ars
tocracy" and therefore leave him TO work lis way up
TExAs-Co. Nj Leod, with the remainder of
the Santa Re prisoners, arrived at Galveston on
Sunday, the 2 LIST ult., having been out ten days
| from Vera Cruz Fourteen of the men died Of
the back Yomit at Vera Cruz after their liberia
ton, three of whom none of them Americans)
i ioinsa the Mexican service, and Capt. Holiday
died O.. The Passage. In. y. TIC.
Ou1o-We notice but one of the Gerrymander-
ties renominated, and that is lie Grant Byingcn.
TAYLOR of Licking, Hatch and others of Enmil-
ton, Gov. jenkins of Columbiana, and Rafsnsper-
ger of Stark are left out by common consent This
shows the estimation in which they hold their at
tempts to disfranchise 100, 900 citizens of Ohio
The Wings, on, the contrary have generally re-
nominated their men who resisted this atrocious
act [Canton CO., Repository.
Su1cIDE-A man named Callahll Nj. Dooey,
late, We understand, of Springfield, shot himself
on the night before last, in small house near the
outskirts of the city. The cause is ascribed to
some domestic difficulty. Galena Gaz
OREsos-We have received intelligence,
through Rev O. E. Baker, of the death Of the
wife Of Rev. Janson Lee. lions Herald.
% The ST. John Herald says it was dark in
that town on Saturday morning last between and
o'clock, that the fowls went to roost the lovers
OF light called for candles and the disciples OF
Miller considered his prediction of the approach
ing end Of the world verified.
20 Amount of Coal passed through the Della
ware and Raritan Canal for the season ending
/ August 20.... -----.---- 90,9;iS tons
During the same time last year. 56-o95 g
| Excess over last year. "a 344 "
ENCOURAGEMENT To ISDusrRY-I will be seen By aa-
ve-lisenen another column that the NY Home League
"for the promotion of American Labor and Reciprocal
Commerce. holds meeting this evening, $: the American
institute for the purpose appointing Delegates attend
the L. Primary Hone League, u be held in this city, on
the 18th of month. Tue importance ri still adhering
the sautary principles which induced the formation OF
this and similar associations throughout the country; viz:
promote the interests Of The productive classes Will be seen
in The threals of their deprive them if possible
the OF Congress OF the to
industry afforded them by the late Tariff The Association
is composed of the friends of American Labor without dis
nction of political parties.
u APpRENTicEs.-A class has been forEed at the rooms
of the Apprentices LbIary, for Instruction in he use ni
of Drawing and Mechanical Perspective The Mechan-
les Society have procured ie services or an abt teacher
(ir Grain) and they have generously thrown open the
doors the Drawing TO all apprentices aud young
mechanics merely charging them enough pay actual
penses Let every young man who has it IN bis power,
/ embrace this opportunity.
Patent Eaydrnnt.
MEssRs EDrTogs-i have recently examined new Nv
drant made by ingenious nSman Mr.. z Brady, ~
Charles Who bas Just invented H. and about taking CIT
patent IL muci signify and unique than has yet
produced combined ingenuity OF The Mocha
les OF Europe America The important OF the many
advantages possesses ordinary Hydan now IN Use
is the peculiar construction Of the valve and the quail
NV of the metal OF which il is composed which subs,u
ted for the leather valve which Impossible 20
keen pht although thousands OF dollars are annually
pended the attempt; bur Little purpose Tie
OF this improvement consts IN lis not berg iiaoie 10
leak, the OF the valve being SUCH that perchance
gravrstoue should pass asd scratch II ,nd cause II 10
leak. berefued by few lrls by the force wafer
pressing The valve against the ana