New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
CorrSspOadrucs of the Saw.yn-i Tribune

PHIt.DELrHiA, September 2a-P N.
The POLITICAL ExcIrEMEST-Thr Wings held s.ve
a4 enthusiastic meeting, last evening Tha, Cedar " art
spirited atair. Toaicht they assembled u
heir might and mal-s9 the Northern Liberties and Old
Democratic Southwark a. the latter place able,
tegent and popua. candidate for Congress E Jor Nor
as viii BE- there address his fellow Oar canti
date for Sheriff, County Treasurer, Conmssioner Auditor
sila will BE- there. oanswe! the responses OF
.hei, fellow citizens Judge Conrad, expected will
also deliver Of his spstiEring addresses Old South
walk depend upon will noby do her daty the second
Tuesday Of October
The Loco-rocos-the McCully facou-assembled ii the
COMMISSIONER Hall Southwark last evening, and made
-her sad attempt bolster up their candidate The Hon
SIr McCully called and labored and rcrutiat
iacly painful OF half hour attempted define
MS position, but such work he made Of it must have
been really norfyng his friends. he deaed a. connec
ton with Tyersm and Portsr yet the friends oil these
Nv worthless 60 nasse for HIM
Tbs meeting also addressed by (. Pennman, Benz
Brewster and Thar intruder" Col Laycock who arafla
bly, winds up. a young gentleman from Delaware couhty
named Riddle, also made speech which was somewhat
beyond the comprehension Of those present He quite
poetic vet still extremely ridiculous Very little was
about cCui!e and the rest Of The candi-
dat-s-ile evident desire Of the speakers TO hold Gov
Porter aud HI. administration up dicule and contempt
NJ Brewster said the Governor " bose rGsGbond
while MI Penniman could find nothing TOO harsh 10 hus
against him 1: IS really amusing 10 Wines the ieud now
going on between opponents the First District
The Croussilla: Anti-McCuliy hold mass meet
ing this evening the Wharton Market Southwark Their
call concludes thus Let drive the Goths from the Cap
to and wash the stain which their presence has cas-;
upon the altar OF republican, principles.
S1rAMBo.T RoBBERY.-A young named John VIII
son. of city had his pocket picked yesterday afternoon
on board me s;eanboa, Philadelphia her way down
the river OF Of Slo0 principally notes OF the
Butchers * Drovrrs Bank, New York Wilson was lying
in the cabin asleep al the time the money was stolen
BvReLARlEs-The residence Of Nh Reuben Golden IN
Washington street entered les; night and robbed OF
quantity of slv-. The dwelling of Capt, smith III
the same neighborhood also entered ard robbed
ring wednesday evening there no less than Tour our
gafies two which IN kensngon one IN me e''!'
and the fourth in Southwark.
SrocEs-The wonderful rapidy with which STOCKS nave
risen during past few weeks IS subject OF
If not alarm The OF business Transacted al Inc
Brokers Board and the consequent excitement te'ea'
only equal to the memorable period OF 80 But change
fear will occur later that will prove disastrous 10
maav who are y-nurng deeply into the
uoder the pleasing impression that all IS we'll before the
close of the market Yesterday afternoon, Pennsyva Elves
had gone up 10 Sal and Peuny vsna Bank lI2 being an
advance Of Sl2 per share in day. he stock oil TINS
Bank in September 1912, selling at $500 and IL April
1886 at s5lS:!!
Al the First Board to-day again improved selling at
The extent of the transactions all descriptions has also
been heavy and prices again advanced State Elves were
active al 81 o. So 900 being taken 81 the opening
Reading Railroad Sizes advanced with sales al 90 10 the
amount OF $40 600 Cincinnati Bonds improved !; Mama
facurers' ard Mechanics Bank = Kentucky Bank m
ion Bank of Tennessee Grand Gulf Bank l. selling a;
Vicksbury !; Grard Bank declined United States Bank
firm al ~.
large sale Of Stocks and Loans Of various kinds took
place last evening the Exchange. The attendance was
quite large, and the bidding spirited