New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Correspopdence or the Nev.York Tr;bup.

PHILADELPHIA, March i2-P
But "A very limited amount OF business was tooe o,,.
Sock Market Saturday, and at the Alter Board Pen,
,ylvasia State Elves declined onehalf. 1t the irpr.
of many well informed brokers, that State S,ock.x,
now gradually continue 10 decline, Rniil they reach @
b;,h must AT once alarm and exc lie holders 10 surh
gree that they will ultimately sacrifice The sane for d.,
apy price offered The conduct OF Pennsylvania q, :
stance is sufficient. justify the impression thus eyos
and the ,rifing OF cur Legislature in relation 10 The
mept of the interest due the first OF last month is nm,
prehensihe indeed
The following the sales at both boards Sa,rrd,
viz shares Mechanics Bank al Is, &c do Union g,,t
Tennessee at SO; $500 Chesapeake aad Delaware Co.,
Ioao. 6s 1856, at I7i SIS Lehgh Mortgage Loan !, q
b,re. Pennsylvania Bank no; do Formers, a,a ~
cbep,cs, Bank at 25.; do Pennsylvania Bank a, I;s
$500 Pennsylvania fves a! So.
soth branches OF our State Legislature have r,es,s
hes dsgraced by quarrel between portion Of Its
hers In Inc Senate, Messrs. McCuley and Champns,,
abused each other bsasied Of their courage and ,,a
s.inc their difficulties manner becoming tie le-,
Of pentemen, Blu, Mr.. Thomas McCu,ley loo rss
koowp 10 friyh tcn any In the House, Mr. Deont =
suited Mr. inchman and the latter gentleman very -
ely signiied his intention OF pulling Tie formers sssa
he repeated TIE offence Thus matters stood al TIE Ia,
| counts.
Oar Catholic fellow citizens are adopting measures b,
wards erection Of another ifceni Church. i, n
| N.
| cost of which is estimated at 100000
| The Pennsylvania of Saturday morning son,,r, :.
able and cutting article relative to James Madison p,,
and his new appointment II gives most ccrrec, bisx
Of that gepemans past life, and viii doubt BE READ ri
interest; coming does fom the leading Loco n,
per in the State. Speaking OF the appointment OF Penn
by President Tyler, asSecTeiary otWa the Penay,p,s
saws If he had wished 10 insult them The Loco sor,
and 10 show contemptuous indifference their t,ei,
and opinions it could have been done in more uor,l
| manrer.'
The case now penSing before the Supreme Coursp
Washington City in relation to the validity Of the WI a
Stephen Girard is beginning 10 excite considerable tes.
of attention in this city. From The fact Of The Court ,Hs,
ordered the subject to be re.argued fears enlsran
,ba, decision may be obtained adverse to the city
We have had yesterday and to-day, quite largeurs
Der OF arrivals only three Of which, however, are oo M
egn ports The business along our wharves |, begnrhs
to brighten and, from the fact of the navigator beng
eptrel, unimpeded we may reasonably anticipate rr.
val in comercial matters. During the pas, two weeks,
oreaer amount of merchandise has been transported sse
the Camden md Amboy Railroad than for any given pSi
for several years. and the arising from the saes
said to he immense.
The friends Of Col Johnson turned pretty wei lat
evening and the meeting thing but pleasing b,
friends of either Buchanan or Van Buren,. However, d.
gentlemen who laboring for the gallant old yeean rs
auv thing but popular aud influential, consequently her
movements excite very little interest In our community.
shall refer TO this matter again.
James Madison Porter, Secretary Of War; Calvin Blythe
Collector of Philadelphia; Hon. W. Irwin Charge dAflis
at Copenhagen: pretty we'll managed for Western Ps
sylyauia What is to be done with Keim!
There is now on board OF schooner lying AZ Dot
street wharf tomb or ancient sarcophagus broush! cn
the Holy Land by Commodore Elliott in the fgaic rot,
mac intended for the Philadelphia Museum, TO which ia
tuition the suspended Commodore has made II pe'ell-
7, was sbipped at Portsmouth, Va for this port BSufVa