New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
Things In PphEadehia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHlLlpELYHl., August :, P y.
Tar SroR>-Ths accounts which pour upon rs ess'''e
10 the lae storm, and It's disastrous effects are truly aiaen-
table There is no arriving any definite results l. 70 ne
loss Of life OF the amount properly destroyed No less
than enty.,eveu lives have been lost IN the nesheorhood Of
Chester.
W,Ep EIEcT.ox,-B,LLoy Box DEsTRorED-DiS,
Graceful RorING.-Ffom esht clock AS evening" ''
three tins morning, New Market Ward Southwark ana
N,r,nspsng ws kent in one continual oil tumuit
and excitement The LoeoFocos had assembled iot the
purpose ecng Delegates 10 nominate Congfe'siona anu
other Candidates 10 br supported by that patty IN OCTOBER
and had previously anticipated acts Of ie most us
graceful character were perPetratet. ,,.c.,,,.
In the Third Ward. Southwark, the friends oil NcCai'!
and Payner-tyo rival canlidaterIlIed their whole ioF-
c,s and al O'clock precisely the poll opened PaneT
ha ting the Judge The voting continued only ioF shoit
Il me when rltsi. made the window IA the midst oil
which III, polI was declared closed. a conflict was here
evident Col appeared the ground IN person aud
entgc,e hi, stand Gm. The crowd forced iieir
way into the bar-room Hughes thu Judge refused to con-
duct the election further, when trancS clinton taSnef
sou.,u law seized the baobov and dashed II 20 the iiaoE
was informed that afterwards entirely demolished
The man most prominent in this his'hmded work, aud
whose distinguished above all others were H-
.4ieruGn Sanders. Constable W usinSoh Anthony
Tullv Smith Lister, Vim. Byeriy, and the FaNnteTs
In the Nav Market Ward-Four;h aud Gaskill streets
,here wraaglne aud fighting from the opening Of the
poll until after midnight Bewee the hours OF 10 and ii
Il was found necessary, Consequence OF serious tunuit
in the blfr3om and which many persons were en-
gagged close the poll here appeared mnch difficulty be-
tween the American aad lash ctArns al this ard, and
regret much 20 state that party the latter from we'll
s1tn couliug i.ago-toc7 house, there evidently
VIII. yursd purpose u rtefrng others from Foting
A. bou, tf past clock CAPT Bonnet nth 10 or 20
Of the ol watch appeared uPoa i've ground 10 qaell Dis
,ufaare5. Tlr .usu closed, BAT ths crowd re-
NAMED m ra r .,ll raf after ;ts votes were couat-
3D. !, teii Il result u}ahIEE So nHiy announced The
YIarac aa" Des-st-s were declared elected b!
shan, 80 aai7 tIa,s % Ncfsglie, aud the Hutchin
san JsirgsJ5s fts.-at Ul1lap
To- lia4trf ,tnlt Stadei, ofce there was an altsrca
non it. c,t n which lad nigh ;erulnsted IN t.ttlr
The ljtia Hf;fseH Aliesaa, Sanders aud nl'les
TuIlr. ..tila-t astUa.Hnu
Tn ,,4=i ajl'ai9aIsin- was also dSrraced by
utis5 seae- t5 fI Iell close "a the midst OF dis
talhaucr Tia, a,uis 10 tbs Wlrt equally divided
o hcrrs ts .lrf II sessions. ol the sheru's Office
cga,tables aHd Naupan figured couSpicuausy, the ma
i5rity of whom v-rs f4vartiir 20 Aictu ily.
A. fa 4. can I-aru the Delegates favorable 70 The nemi-
nation Of Tom3s Nee ally Tor Congress, and James Hutch
!r.sai FOR Sarrf Ia thu Frs; District, have been elected
THE WuGs.-To-night the Wings muster IN their
strength 70 choose delegates to tie Cry d CouIig Eon'eE-
ton.
IHE FiRfatEx.--t most d.sgracrful disturbance took
place 4, late hour LAST night between body Of 6rsmen in
the western part Of the city An Investigation into the mat.
wl probably take Place when full! exposition OF the
whole affair vii BE- made kaowuto Tire pubic.
Srocks-Our Stnca lrket exhbiteda better feeling o.
day than has Tor kline past Pennsylvania Elves
upw ard selling 49, The attendance quite large
the regular Board.