New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
CnIr-snondsnce of The Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l.


ssosxo S.-uRoAy:-A Journey OF few miles
r. orr,ry Yesterday afternoon convinced that The
- of saturday afternoon must have been OF Nsr! De-
tiy character. Fields OF com were leNeled PpstEa'e
win ,h EARTH trees were blown down. ana even Torn up y
y '' ,,b,s sheds chimHeys, &c also met with con-
III -, II ,,,,r. and fear accounts OF SerlouS nature
i ,ch ms from the interior. In me eishSofh'od 'l
60 ETv the violence oil the Wind ana 'a!n was most
.-,,;,,, and DESTROYING every thlhS before H. sew
iuformsd rne that Tor the space OF about
si o'a t minutes they 30 remember any thing To
equal Us violence :, Dr,.,-. considerable damage
80 ,nns Several vessels were capszed ou' ieaIn %
- b;rg list The brig Declaration oil bangor m ,
b,,i,r down the Delaware was struck VITA stu''' -
immediately filled with water and sunk hGt
tsn off by steamboat, which was proceeding % 'e N''
from Bristol - ,,,,a named Cecilia
eIl beIonginc to,H4rrisburg, attempted 10 drown he
elf Yesterday in the Schuykil but was fortunately
and sent 10 the .Ams-Hou 49,, -. rial
o,iu, in the Court Of Sessions, Tor the mtfe' %
Ma Thompson Up 10 o'clock this afternoon the as
nor been concluded but Judging from the ies'i'no1! '"s
lar do not think possible to convict Inc P'iS""s'
oE OI-r-The desire 10 obtain money an The part G'
rapl. strongly naniiests itself in the manner IN "'ie"
M Captain OF the steamboat Hudson CROWDS MS p'''
the Sabbath look Tor something OF serious @
b summer is over. There could not have been less 'a
snn on board of the Hudson, which IS very siai'
boat during her excursion 20 Cray Ferry yTSrfui
noon from the fact thai the water was almost lever WIN "
Doc more likely ~ I''uSs ga
any ,hinr know Of Why people hazard Their ii' WIN
@ who p.ys so li,tle regard for their safety as Capt pe'0e
His conduct 10 say the least OF IT, criminal III e "sS'
degree. ;I :, ,ta
1-;.s S,,,a service named Alexander WaTnock who was
i;-g with his mother III Sixh-street. above tlwater
IN from the roof Of the Hope Engine oass breaking MS
nac and marglng his body III the most shocking manner
He died almost instantly after At the time OF the Sau ac
cnrrsncs# the unfortunate was intoxicated.
Dy,rHs-There were 49, deaths during th paSt Weeh ID
,b civ and districts of Philadelphia 81 OF winch were
1nsrd by cholera inantm md ID by consumption siNty
sven were under one yee Only nine Of the whole number
were people of color -.......,x;... :,
Ctiyrov's Dg,rH.-Consdenbe excitement exists III
Southwark amounting almost 10 madness, eatve 10 he
drowning Of Thomas Clifton IN consequence OF the seeming
cross and wanton careessness of Capt Biderbach OF the
Steamboat Pioneer and his pilot who its alleged ran Gown
III. boat in which Clifton and his friend were hShin de
realy The body of the prowned man has not yet beech
found although cannon fired last evening Tor the pu
mise of raising the Measures have been taken Tor Inc
arrest of the captain aad pilot Of the Pioneer who actually
,,uilfy deserve the eyecra,ion of the community
Our stool, market continues pretty hrm he SAFE, o-uai
were 70 fair extent, and prices fully maintained fens
yaria Skies sold So Tennessee Sizes at y! ana Ell
pessee Elves At ST. Grard Bank was firm at .; Unor
Bank of Tennessee at 525. Camden and Nmboy Railro&!
shares to small amount disposed OF at 81 ana IT.
mngton Railroad at IOi.
Exchanges remain without material alteration IN rates
tlerr being but e demand for either Foreign or Domestic
Bills on England are dull at 81 y