The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

correspondence OF the Herald.1
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, 1913
The Wsather-D Marshal Bertrand at The Navy Yard
-Banqwt-GfiIitury DEPARTURE Quarter
Sessio~s-Bau refused in Homicide Case-Sud-
den Death Theatricais- Business
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
This lisa cold shivering day-the cutters were fill
ed this morning with thin ice, and the pavements
that had been early cleaned by some frugal housewife
were in most beautiful condition to dsmember
the limbs of careless pedestrians. The great profu-
sion Of Schuyki water that is thrown away on
every seventh day of the week, the splashing and
dashng OF which frequently almost drown me pass
ers by, s subject Ell great annoyance, ana the IN
fiction of the abuon has always TO be borne with
the greatest imaginable patience.
Marshal Bertrand after eceiving the salutatlons
OF our citizens at independence Hall, visited the
Navy Yard, where he was received by Commodore
Read, Captain Stockton and other U. >: Naval and
Army officers, in full uniform Passing through
the yard and inspecting The stores, military depot,
marine barracks, ship houses, and other objects OF
interest, he was taken on board the U. s. irigate
Raritap, and u. g. steamship Princeton, OF which
beautiful vessels he spoke in the highest terms Ga
of cannon booming over the broad bosom of the
Delaware. gave q character 10 The reception most
delightful, and the salute was repeated at the de-
parture of this gallant and distinguished general
sumptuous repast at Jones' Hotel, where about tw
hundred sat down to the table composed of the elite
s the city. mainly rom among the French resi-
dents. This morning at ten oclock, he was waited
on by the Field Staff and commissioned officers of
the lrst military division OF Pennsylv in uni
form l observed among those present, Major
Gen. Patterson, Brig Gen. Hubbel, Col. Hurst,
Col Page. Capt McAdam, Capt Scott, Lieut.. Dill.
Ter, &;. &c, numbering in all nearly one hundred
officers. The Marshal was delighted in the ex-
IRENE, conversng freely and unreservedly with al
most every gentleman in attendance. He leaves
this afternoon for Baltimore.
In the Quarter Sessions, this morning, before
Judges Jones and Campbell, Alexander Riding,
committed by Justice Culin, of Kingsessing, on a
charge of killing William Patterson, on last cleo
ton day, came up writ of h. beas corpus, pray
ing to be readmltted to bail, which was refused by
the Court, and the prisoner remanded TO prison
A sudden and distressing death OF a young lady
occurred on Thursday evening. She resided in
Broad street, near Fiizwater, and named Eliza
Abernehey. She retired to bed in apparent health,
as appeared by the testimony of her husband, who
on awaking in the morning, found her quite dead.
She mast have died without struggle, her counte-
nance being placid and calm if asleep; the ver-
dict OF the Coroner's Jury was, Death from causes
unknown"
Corners benefit, tonight at the National Ma
cready, as Werner, at the Chesnut, and Horne 8
equestrian troupe, at the Walnut. Full houses will
be the result at all of them.
On Monday, Macready will comply with " nu-
merous requests" and appear as lago part there
has been great desire to see him perform. He
will conclude here on Wednesday, leaving imme
dstely for Boston.
There is considerable activity yet in business,
the revival of this week continuing unusual brisk
Tor this season.