New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
Things In Philadelphia.
CorrespoEueACeU CT TIE Tribune.
PHILApELpHn. July 81

FHiLADELPHIA July u, Pm
! Errgcr. Of MoNoPoLY.The fare between Philad.l,I,
and Baltimore advanced yesterday from so cents 4, ss I
the price OF freight per 100 pounds from cects to 30 -
Phiiaielpha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Comp
having bought up, generally alleged the Deawarr al
Chesapeake Canal with all the opposition u.es suuas
through i; from this city.
Pr8l,c ScHooLs.--The of $3.50 $50 has been -.
pended during the last eighteen mouths Tor the pupc.s q
supporting the public schools located the cy and couty
of Philadelphia, which, am happy TO state, with two G.
three exceptions are well conducted giving entire saisl
ton TO all those who fortunate enough gain adn,so
for their children. Do away with the e iayor.tism Ia,
exisset all be treated alikeant parent viii then tsys
cause complain.
Nsw SLoop OF WAR.-The keel OF new sloop Of var
10 be called The Germantown, will be laid al our Nns
Yard in the OF week or two IN the building l;r
occupied by the ifgate Raan The vessel be co.
sructed after model furnished by one OF our most dna
cuhed Naval architects John Len,hall Esq The steamer
Princeton wall soon be ready ior launching
Cruel TREArMENr.-An investigation is being
made relative of cruel and unnatural conduct %
the part of number Of the female and other assistants
wards the inmates Of the House of Refuge The last case
Of cruelty practised upon young sr aged abca; Is
years who confined for two months, at the instgatoq
Of her teacher for offence whatever, in close ce AID
placed upon allowance OF ten ounces OF bread per day.
The girl became sick-the Maon Of the establishment p
tes,edbu the unfeeng wretch persisted in her punisy
the child when the Naon gned exposing the heara
conduct Of the tyrant question The whole matter viii
soon be known and should not be surprised If thorough
purgng OF the House Of Refuge would be the conseques
SAD CONDITION AT SEA.-By the brig Joseph Cowperl.
waite Capt Nobe which arrived here This morning In II
DAYS from Barbados, learn that the 9th inst. lat 81
40 long 81! 30 the Captain spoke brig OHIO OF Belfast
four days from Guadaoupe, and supplied her with poultry
bread water &c., the captain officers and greater part Of tbs
being sick, and otherwise placed in painful situation
The intention Of the Ohio to pu, into the FIRST port sta
could make in the United States.
CAFE M,Y.--More than two hundred and fifty persons
left our CITY Yesterday aud this morning for Cape May The
steamboat Sun carried l5O and the Ohio this morning had
over 100 persons board At the present ,kse
cannot be less than 1000 1900 people enjoying thcmy
Cape Island and large number are yet making prpan
tons leave city. Really, is does not look like hard
times
THE RErnALxRs.-ln consequence of the late daicul,is
in the Repeal Association of this city, relative the Abe
,on speech of Mr.. OConne large number Of the I'D
members have Withdrawn and are about organzoga
new Association in opposition TO the old one This Of
course will ill-feelirg, difficulty and conten,oa
which can only have tendency pjure the Of Re
peal" in this city, EXJudge Doran, formerly President
the old Association, understood to be the head Of tho
affair there be no telling where his amttiOas
may endcertaiuly not TO seat the floor Of tie
Congress the representative Of Old Democratic
Southwark ~
INTERESTING SpoRr.Thc first trial Of five, of the
Cricket Match between the Philadelphans and New.Yos
es for $1,000 side took place yesterday at Camden,
the grounds belonging The Club OF the former The plaza
crowded with spectators, the day being lovely through
ont. The match was commenced by Mr.. William Wild Of
NewYork, Mr.. Tcknor, OF this city, his opponent bowl
ing. He made seventeen runs IS bal!soue widein all
eighteen, and caught out after having been on tte
gtound one hour and fout minutes. NJ. wild played with
much GOODNESS. MI Tickaor ;hen took the stand Mr.
bowling, He made ffy.one in 81 balls--two wide
Ero al iso S1is & @ @ff R2&ise on. after beng on ss
r. was beautiful, In, the close he Appeared .fstt, ~
hausted Soon after, however, Mr. Wild took The groHas
for the second trial MI Tcnor bowling aud siter pakfa
seven runs IL balls bowed out being his iee
minutes 49,,
In this trial Mr.. Tcknor proved himself superior 10 hi'
opnonert and the decided in favor # the n1ea-
ber the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Tie AFFAIR through.
out as quite interesting, every person present msn-sng
the deepest the result The second trial will kt
place understand NrwYork thu third Of August,
and the remaining three alternately each place oHce eys
fortnight. -
AcclpEvr.-A ship carpenter employed upon sh,phhs
at Coates wharf accidentally fell and broke s hack
this morning
The PIoSEER.-Th;s steamboat has again resumed& her
trips to Salem having been laid for repairs since cnsDs
the unfortunate death Of Clifton Lloyd, her lat pilots
still in prison on charge OF manslaught-r and Captain b
eback appears have left the boat Nj l. Green os
nery his cicrh has taken the command Cap b. h'sts
vet been arrested aDughs warrant issued against nm
The transactions in Stock Market have been que
large to-day, partculary iu loans Of various descrpis
Penrs vaia Elves declined /, selling before the cioe
the Board at i9Sll 0G0 taken q. t9 and I9 Fem,
syyania Bank also it Off selling 1899 Union Bank ct
Tennessee continued firm at 525.