The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadclphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l
PulTanrr ptrt. No. a


PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 9, 1913.
The Veathsr-BrigadsI Inspector R.aoyed- chrosder
Baitd-F1rthr HEARING IN Htpbwrns Cass-IAe.
atricais-A Pd,cnbrOkn IN trouble old Tscumssh
FIRE in Caniden-Businfss
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, E.o
This day is clear, cold, and bracing, inducing a
large turn out ofihe fair sex fashionable pave
in fact Chestnut and other Streets dry goods and
millinery stores have presenteda charming array OF
most beautiful ladies' during the hours devoted to
purchases, promenades and public display.
Col r. H. Bartle who was suspended from the
office of brigade nspe in the Second Brigade of
Volunteers and Militia, for some military offence
against " the peace and dignity thereof" has been
reinstated to his former rank and emoluments. by
the Governor ofIhe state. The fine imposed by the
court martial has also been RENTED by the same
executive act.
The jolly "son OF st. Crspn," who sports the
euphOnIous name Of William Henry Schroeder, who
eloPed with Rebecca Lane, the daughter of a coal
and wood merchant Of Wilmington, and ar
Iested and committed to answer the charge OF Sc.
1uction came up on writ OF hdbfus corpus before
lodges Campbell and Parsons Yesterday, aud was
admitted TO bali in the sum OF 5000
Charies Hepburn, the Third Street broker,
charged win the seduction OF Mary Ann Ken
singer, nad furiher hearing yesterday afternoon
before Alderman Brszler, and alter an examination,
when continued Tor two anda half hours, the case
was further postponed till Friday Nothing new was
elected in the case; 1t is thought, however that
strong palatlng circumstances will be adduced,
either before the committing magistrate or the
Quarter Sessions, almost if not entirely circulating
Hepburn from the charge made az inst him We
will see
The Chestnut street Theatre was crowded last
night 10 wines, Macready, tor The first time here in
comedy, III being his benefit night He played
Benedict, in Shakspeare's Comedy of "Much ado
about Nothing" and, 10 my taste, badly AT the
close OF the performance he was called out, and
stated that he did not approve OF making speeches
on benefit nights; ne however, kindly acsnow-
lodged the great compliment paid him during his
present stay as well as ON his previous visit
teen years ago. He hoped to again appear before
Philadelphia audience in the spring, on his leturn
from his Southern tour until which time he babe
them adieu. He will appear in Boston in the course
OF night or two.
At the National Theatre on Monday evening, we
| are to have the :" My series of Paris" which has
been dramatised for this house. Mr., e s. Conner
has been engaged to give effect to this as it no
doubt wi be, excling drama II will create some
commotion here, and will. 1t is fair 10 presume,
the thrilling story given in the novel, will be anxious
20 see dramat,c representation OF those wonder.
ful " Mysteres -
A pawnbroker living in South street, near s,h
street. named Lambert A. Phillips was Yesterday
brought before Mayor Scott, charged with receiv.
ing box OF valuable property which had been sto-
len, being part OF the proceeds OF number Of
daring robberies committed in the neghborbood of
Washington City, about the 10Th of October last by
two men calling themselves Baden and Moriimore
He received the box from the former on last Friday
advancing upon il ten dollars, with a promise Of
fifty dollars more in few DAYS IRE contents OF
he box was valued at about three hundred dollars,
being several bars of silver which had been melted
down by the thieves from plates stolen from the
premises OF Mrs Mason near Alexandria, to avoid
detection. After hearing of the testimony Phil
lips was held bail in thousand dollars to an
swer at the Quarter SESSIONS.
Preparations are making for the reception of"old
Tecumseh," Col Richard M Johnson, who is ex-
pected TO arrive on tomorrow (Friday) afternoon
at halt past three o'clock. There will be process
sion formed, under the superintendent OF Charles
Thompson Jones, Esq Chief Marshal. TO escort the
Ex-Vice President 10 the American Hotel, Sixth
street above Chestnut where he will quarter dur
ing his stay. There will be other demonstrations of
le.pect. understand the military intend to join
N the honors OF the occasion.
At four o'clock this morning our citizens were
aroused by tremendous alarm OF fire, great light
At the time casting its lurd glare over The entire
eastern part OF the city. The firemen soon IN
motion. and, on arriving at the wharves it was
discovered that il proceeded from the burning OF
building somewhere in Camden. have not sscer-
taint the particulars, whether any oil the fire ap
paratus was conveyed over the river.
There Is some activity in out. door business to.
day, consequent upon the clear weather. and the
demands growing out OF the stagnation for the Sc.
veral days previous.
Yours, &c.