New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Eew-York Tribune.

Correspondence OF The New.York Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2N-P. NJ
There was but slim attend tie Beard OF Brokers
to-day with medium aloaut Of business transactsd.
Pennsylvania Elves were extremely dull whilst Uni.sd
States six per cent Loan sold les. The sales both
Boards were as follows: $500 City Elves, 1857, at s
North America Bank s72 5000 T. s. Sizes, 1859 ,lae
20 shares Kentucky at 90 $500 Pennsylvania Ewes lss
ST. 80 shares Western Bank S. $500 u States Sizes,
1862, NJ le5:.
Deaths in the City and Districts during the week ending
on Saturday last 49, which Is caused by eon,ump
ton and II by scarlet fever
The manson-house and farm of The late Admiral James
Reside situated in Passyunk few miles from tbs City,
has been sezed upon by the Sheriff as the property OF
Mary Reside Execur1." What has become OF that heavy
judgement, Obtained from Uncle Sam!
Several vessels are announced upon the Exchange Books
as being below Among them ho'ice the brig Stranger
Capt Breyoor from Turks Island as having gone ahoeon
Thursday night inside OF Cape Henopen Ii sisared she
will be total loss as her foremost was already gone, and
her situation otherwise was very bad The Stranger be-
longs Me-. William Cummings, has cargo OF SAT- ara Is
fclly insured in the Pennsylvania Insurance Company.
There also two tore-anda schoones aud Two shins
smacks ashore at LeweS. Also Tincrui Island
An Attorney, named Mclaughlin, this mornsg dis
missed practising in the District Court TOR base :a>
der upor the character OF It's Judge which appeared IN Tie
columns of the Daily Chronicle OF Saturday, Mclaughlin
being the author OF the same.
In the Senate the bill providing for the sale OF the Della
ware Division Of the Pennsyvani Canal passed finally by
vote of q to She price fixed for the Work Is 81
doubt much, owever, whether VIII ever ma par
chaser. ~,
suits and robs the Wings of Pennsylvania ia The most bold
ana infamous manner presume has become law ere this
reaches YOU The House having refused 10 reeeoe IRON
lis amendments the Senate took up the BILL anu AFTER con.
siderable opposition IN which cur aple ana ee4uehl re-
preventative from the city, MIR. Spackman made power
full Speech demanding justice to The minority IN tones o.
thupder agreed from its non.concutrence by
vote Of II to 49, Thus has the base object oil an equally
base administration been attained Inc governors me-
phew sir J. Nelson Porter, will now 80 to Congress
In the House. the Reform bill OF Dir. Lowry Is slowly
increasing Several sections have beeu adopted, aud
aoore Them is one WHICH salary of the Gov
ernor TO sSC0o The vote stood 81 tc ile article IL he
keystone alpdng TO the passage OF The Appofonmrn!
hill contains this sentence; Gov forlefs Vesoes nave
ayed the Democracy OF the State; ana Their beehca
effects will DE ayoraby felt in every election campaign Tor
| at least ten years to cone" hRoius'
| From CAMpEAcHY.-The N O. Bulletin OF the
1ltb has received Campeachy dates to the 9th
MIR The Montezuma had arrived at Vera Cruz
with reinforcement of 600 men for the Mexican
army; 1900 more were daily expected Yin tho
| 9th skirmish took place, but it had no impof'
tant results. Information had been received that
on the lsr inst the Mexican army, which consisted
! Of about $500 men, were to attack the barrier CT
Santa Ana, situated outside tho walls OF Cam
peachy.
The Mexican squadron consists of three steam
ers, two briggs and three schooners. The brig Every
was pursued by the Mexc9n armed steamer CITY
of Dublin and would have been captured mad not
the Campeachy gun-boats cut off the stea mer when
she was compelled to retreat for her own safety.
A DUEL.-A duel took place on the morning OF
the 10Th instant at New Orleeus between Judga
WAGGAMAN, member of the Senate of Louisiana,
and formerly of the Uaited States Senate, and Mr..
DENNIS PRlEUR, lately Mayor of New-Orlcans, in
which the former severely wounded, though
not deemed TO- 30 in dangerous situation. The
cause efquarrei grew Of family difficulty and
has been of long standing.
i g William, Campbell and Thsmas Campbell,
brothers, vert shooting at Alexandra os
Thursday, and were so badly frozen in the storm
that Thomas died, and the other brother was Sc.
verely injured.
10 The BARON RoHNNE, Minister of Prussia.
left the seat of Government on Thursday last for
the North, to embark in the frs, steamer fer R..
rope, On visit OF leave 10 his own countfy.
National IntelIlgenceI.