New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-02
Things In Philadelphia.
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PHnADELpHIA, June ], I. NJ
EXTRAORDINARY EscIrEMENr-OurRAGss, Ac-Ats
o'clock this morning the books opened for the sale o.
Stocs Of the Delaware Division of the Pemsy irana Caaa
1t the Exchange and such OF outrage and rrci
men witnessed in that building IN our ety.
Men, known be of the desperate character were
hired for the drowed purpose of bullying aud beating Oh
from the purchase of Stock aud amid the most
dsgIacelu struggle, the High Sheriff Of the County,
WILLIAM A. PORTER, stood laughing, and locking on
the frglfu rush which took place, men lost heii ha!
coats vests and even shirts Several persons Were seriously
njured The conduct of the Commissioners, who are
mostly Loco-Focos was dsrepuabe throughout Al aoou.
10 O'Clock the books closed with the promise o. cs
opened again in few moments but the ontiagr' Of We
gangs Of DULLES employed by the democracy deferred %
political from fulfilling their promise fiaa
1t was announced that, at o'clock NJ the books "osa
BE- again opened but tho crowd still fingered afound %
did not disperse un;il the hour specified ~
Alb F. M-The excitement intense, and hundieas
rowdics present stripped aImo, the buff win tneH
heads baadaed ready for the conflict; Eggs were hfeHh
about, and the Of the most disgacefni chae
Threats Of serious nature were heard and the I
ers, fearful Of consequences, RETAINED from opening -
books
Is Minutes 10 4.Eundreds of persons are now through.
the rotnnda OF and passages leading 10 the kIchanseu
excitement is still increasing and the Commissioner 30
resolved not TO open the books until Tomorrow mofnus
O'Clock
Unless other mode shall be provided for The d'ps'
ton Of this stock can be sold in this city
have time for comment. ri
lSTEREsTfSt tEREMoSY.-Ihe remains oil ihoHS ~,
trey, the Discoyerer of the Quadrant were leno'e -
afternoon from their resting place TO Laurel iii!i II
under the direction Of the Mercantile Library Company
intend erecting handsome monument 10 BIS msus"''
very appropriate address be delivered by Df.
a VALUABLE Tow.--The tow-boat Virginia IaPs Pc
Nets arrived last evening five hours from ~ I'm
CITY, with IL Underwater boats in tow, all laden Tia
cargoes OF wheat, flour, cotton, corn hemp fon' ' ;,
the largest number Of boats that has been bfough y
tow since the Tdewaer Canal went into oPsfaD. I'd
Their casgoes are very opPortune, particularly IN I0-
grain. -,
A R.,E-Good brand, Of Whea, Flour held t0dss
s., and small lot of Rye has been cold nj So C0fa
also advanced So So Whea, still ard n 'e'
request.
sSow.-Thefe Sigh, fall Of snow this norpS
about sin miles below the city -.
IL TOwS-Rob.rt Tyler the Immaculate SOC Of 'o
Tyler, acting President of the United States Sotrts
Ing the announcement Of the Madi.onau, hi, mis,,aa ~ ~
city IS ostrnsibiy connected with the Cust0mh'u''
poiHtments. :.
The animation in our Stock Marke. thi, morning ns
OF such an insane Character and prices for most
rsceGed to tnfng Manufacturer and hs' 1Iou
Bank improved /; schuylk Navigation, ?; and 'A''-
Bank OF Tennessee 81 over previous sales.
u Col. JAMES CHgsToN most estlHlaMe d'.e
exemplary citizen of Baltimore, died on "easSf
day after few hours illness, in the 64th yea ~
his age. In the last war with Great Britain ~ -
Cheston was Adiutant of the Fifth Regimen
Baltimore Infantry, and in that capacity mI ~
ed with the Regiment to the defence of the as,
tional Metropolis, in August, 1914, and was . ~.
sequently at the battle of North Point, IN e n
following At the time of his death he was ~
sident Of the Farmers and Planters bana %
Baltimore. bait. Amer
u Gen. Wool has just concluded q tour o. ~ !.
spection of the United States works and troop -
New York harbor. and returned to his head qua.
ters in this city. Troy Bassss