New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-17
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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Correspondence OF the Tribune.


PsILApELrHI,, April iS-F, NJ
IT, transactions IN The Stock Market on SATURDAY.
only 70 r-iidm with improvement prices
,,ri Farmers aad Mechanics Bank which advanced TO
,---nr the SANE The following The sales at both
h,,-I,3 share< Farmers and Mechanics Bank at %:
do Pe1ay Bank ii $50 - DO Mechanics Bank al S
SocO Cincinnati Beads, At 81! saa'es oaA
AZ IS.
IT. Pun.rIv,n5. Bank Will resume business tomorrow
fNudayl apo, pretty oundstion and II Is most dc
vouty hoped thai officers Will NOT again permit
"a h. imposed upon BIZ uupfiReipied and cort"I'
ration The institution question long enIoyeu Se t
soc4 Of our comuiur lty and IL WAS with pam tiA' l
4s.. her yitals proved upon BY Others not icF 'e p
good bur their OWE PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT
No alteration IN the 81 Exchange Mobile sun ecu
.;ns a, u 10 discount while Neworleans remains at
I. premium :;
noticed this raornns from Third 10 Broad streets IA
Chssuut no less than sfrteer stones and d"eihss
pied lrr the latter beng IN that splendid row between
Eleventh and Twelfth owned b. the City and Sne"A -
Ciirarc' Row The Stl extfar1SaAty hSh ai
though hev have been greatly reduced
HosRrsLy NrRpER BY intelligence from ha!Ti>onIc
last evening learn OF horrible nuries beias eFe'r''
ed on Friday betNS 10 aud II o'clock About 'he
miles from HlTr5urg the Jonestcwn F'td IN e"'Gr
hams township Dauphiu county, upon M aged
and sons John Furthermore, Sen and his wife
1t supposed the muresrs rshnrcn wh' "ef seen
IN the ishborhoed Short lime preylous-hey "e badly
clothed sout athletic After the preparation OF the a"
mi 54,d the bloo-thgsty wrrhe robbed the house OF from
sl6 10 so IN Relief" OF the Enc Northampton anc
Penn Township Backs. and Harrisburg borough notes but
mostly OF the Erie Bank
reward OF $500 offered for the apprehension and COMIC
NON Of N. mur!srers By John Furthermore, Jr, 81 The
murdered persous.
FIREs-As usual SATURDAY evening aud SUNDAY nlonlnS
has been oc of false alarms and ms several OF the Tor
mr having occurred last eveins one OF which was attended
with serious injury lad named Jenkins who " Is Knocked
down and rsn oye. About thr o'clock this montnI sew
sa small ffaI, DESTROYED in B-achseet hensinGton
and ,t five a small stable thrsrp between Schuylsi
Third and Fourt-stets also DESTROYED In hot Gases
the hand the nceGdiaTy had evidently been Al ne
s;sbl. h,d been irs upon thrs previous occasions
An incident connected with the latter fc would mention
merely 10 show the dangerous tendency of racr The Naon
and Niagara Hose Companies, located about one mite ana
half from the tire up together CheSnut and Eleventh
streets while the latter attempting 10 pass hr LOT
ner one members eli PROSTATE upon the ground ana
without the least apparent notice being iad nun te
y,ei onwar-the Niagara proving victorious 'hid
shouts trumph Fortunately the fallen man reserved no
other injury than amndiy hce.
A mes, brutal fight between FnEli>hmm named free
man and butcher brck-naker belonging TO this city
took place Yesterday morning the Goose Tavern aoo"
IS miles this city the presence oil several hundred
PERSONS The parties started from HammondS Tavern
Library street the OF the United States Bank "herr
immense made the result. Sc am informed
that lis rounds fought aud that Freeman IS now yng
III precarious situation. hS HE being despare Oh IN
the 5O,h or c6, round the Phairphans Were cont
ey closed bur through the interference OF friends he con-
tiuu-d 10 fight and eventually proved vctouons The bet
between the bclliscrents alone, am told was 500
the fight physician called M but ~ attempting 10
bleed blood could be extracted lie pronounced
his recovery beyond hopc.
Our police most culIabe.
In the afternoon after the Of portion Of the parties
20 city, Library most lssraceui street hight
nook place in front HammouH hose The police this
case attendance, and after much difficulty succeeded
III arres,ias sever, Of the ruffans. BRrrus.
HoaRrB1E-The Norwich Courier gives brief
report of q trial for mansiaughter, revealing an
act of barbarty almost incredible. The prisoners
were David Frost and his wife Mary. 1t appeared
in evidence that the prisoners and the parents of
the child lived in the same tenement. That they
met in the apartment occupied by Frost, on Sat
urday evening" that an alteration took place be-
tween the women that Mary the prisoner seized
Sarah Gardner, tore her clothes, forced her out OF
DOORS and took from her her child, whom she re-
tanned. When she forced the mother ont of the
door, she told her she would burn up her child. In
one hour the mother returned, forced open the out
side door, went to her own room and found her
child living in front of the fire, in the agonies of
death 1t had been placed so near the Goals as to
roast it to death. The jury found Mary guilty,
and she was sentenced to two years imprisonment
in the State prison.
STEAMER J. VI. WHITE LosT.--On the 30th ult
the steamer J. NJ. White, from this port for ST.
LOUIS about III miles above The mouth OF the
Ohio struck rock, and almost Immediately sunk.
One person, a negro woman was drowned. The
j. VI. White was one of the finest boats upon the
river, and cost originally about $4,000, at which
sum she was valued. There was no insurance
/ The celebrated traveller, Sir William Drummond
Stewart, was among the passengers \. O. Bee
+ CAPT. SMITH OF THE TlRoLNTl we are hap
/ py to learn, was alive and well at Apalachicoa
on the Sd instant, and was expected to sail from
7 that port in three days. The account of his
drowning, which we took from Lloyds List and
the English papers, is therefore incorrect. Courier.
SmELroN's BopY FouND.-F'rom the Vicksburg
Sentinel of the Sd inst. learn that the body of
William III. Shelton has been found in Pearl river,
short distance from the place he threw himself
in. Shelton was President of the Brandon Bank,
now dcfunct.
Court observation-disclosures
SUPERIOR Couar-Nos. &c, 80, So, 40, 43, II,
90, o. IL, 25 %, II, y, 49, 30, 81, % 81, l0l,
60.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 2. 4, s. Is, I, 20, s, II,
II, II.