New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-04
Things in Phliadelphin.
Correspondence et The Ncw.York Tribuae.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. SPIN
Another active disposition manifested to day in the
purchase of State Stocks at the Board of Brokers' and yes
terdays prices fully maintained Indeed every drsrp.
ton of Stock anupward tendency during patso
days. and the Adjournment Of the Board Si5 freely
offered for Pennsylvania State Elves Wilmington Rail-
road Skies advanced and Wilmington Railroad ssae,t
Tennessee Bonds are in active demand and prices never
were rer in our market The following the sales To-
day SS,ce0 Tennessee Bonds May and November eel;
81 00o Tennessee Bonds, January and July, 95 500 Viii
mipgion Sxes 1855. 81; 81 SEQ State Fives 1861, i g
shares Wilmington Railroad 81 is generally believedt
stocks will continue TO advance in price, and that saie.aa
will fall.
During the past week there have been no transactions
wholesale market Of any consequence, and the Fgr
Grain, and Cotton markets remain without any materisl
change. There is shipping in our po and there ba.
one vessel now up fora foreign port
In Country Produce, cur retail market to-day PRESENTS
gratifying Second.streei Is lined with country wag
| ons, containing produce of every description.
Between 8 and o'clock last evening, young man
named Shuer dangerously stabbed In the face and
neck, in several places in fight at the cerner
Second and South streets The wounded man was mue
da!ely conveyed to the Hospital where he now lies ina
doubtful situation. An oyserman named Sargent, who
keeps the cellar the corner arrested and committed
for the offence. large knife was discovered lying e
gutter, with which the villain supposed to have inflicted
the stab The pavement and steps Of the cellar
with it when found.
dreadful suicse occurred last evening in the Moyama
s:ns Prison. middle.aged man named William Bahb,
who had been committed the previous morning for dis
orderly conduct found suspended by his neck itea
in his CELL about O'clock He has LETT wife and four
children.
have stated upon than occasion that charges
grave and serious character were alleged against The
Judges OF our Criminal Court, which, by Intelligence from
Harrisburg last evening, appear be about undergoing
Legislative scrutiny. Judge Doran WHO has ever kept
aoof and amos, universally differed from his associate, In
tho proceedings of the above Court be made the sub
ject onvesgaon. charges having been preferred against
s conduct Judge by member The Judiciary Con.
mtee in the House OF Representatives aud is but proper
TO add tnat be has demanded investigation OF the most ue
quiyocal kind Here sport In earnest-mpeachng The
Governor and one OF his Judges.
The Court OF General Sessions was finally abolished on
Wednesday by both Houses, and only requires Gov
Poters signature become law Judge Doran has pro.
ested against its repeal on Constitutional grornds'
The memorial referred yesterday, signed by 5s Doe
me:tc Creors now in Harrisburg, has bcen presented 10
the Legislature asking that the pay Of their claims
testing against their cancellnon As matter OF csursc
this matter created considerable noise particularly in the
Senate, where The subject referred to the Finance Com.
mttee. go
Mr. Kidder, member Of the House. has reported bill
authorizing The Banks of Pennsylvania to ssue srza notes
Ins Is an important matter and Is deserving proper
The senates Apportionmeu, Bill has pussea flo third
reading by vote OF II to IL. Bnurrs
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