New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondents OF ! he inoaae.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, P.

|, PHILADELPHIA, June 20, P. u
TrrIA-r s,pucrIos C.se.-Na,haniei Mccullough
vli know, Gambler was btough; before Alderman Reese
Yesterday ebased witt having seiuced Miss May Matilda
Hoffman who raying maeac' eoahLe1 within tho
walls of the Insane Asyium The ONCE was hitd with
bus and GiAcklecs all ready 10 petJnre themselves
Ir n screen e Vile from The punishment 50
richly n,rrs They ayowed themselves read! 70 pcYe an
chbi, The excitement, pendpg The examination, IN
,rs. h. distressed and afflicted mother OF the poo, si
was present and eyiuced the greatest suffering AZ the c
of her daughters wrongs The Villain however hed
10 hail in the small Of s. 600 fer farther hearag q.
the 3oth is ,yhca doubt not he will be suffered 90
unyhipt of instice and pouie society with his presence
| Sr1i, AxoruxR-Another Of equal atyocity win
N. above will come before AID Reman this afternoon ats
o'clock An artist residing in Pine street, also married
man is charged with forciby efecting the rum OF poor
ri who resided in his house domestic There coz
Siderable excitement existing the neighborhood where the
s es reside ard have heard threats OF soleaee freely
used. What In tins wofid are te people OF fmacephIa
BRis PgAnL-By letter received this afternoon frc,s
Barrea, dated Jane lsh leam that the hF1y Pearl Cap
Harding one of Boston packets has been got off, Ia
will pr3bably arrive in the course of a few days
B,G.MY.A Pole named Bronask, with several aliases,
was committed prison this motniag oy the Mayor de
( faut of 1000 dollars bail on charge oil osamy. lie Will
| have further hearing GU Tuesday next.
yery fair amount Of business was transacted AZ tie stock
hoard TO-DAY with prevailing desire to purchase certain de-
rptions Pennsylvania Elves Were offered al ~ but found
80 ;;,Lsrs Schulk Navigation shares In request at
IA Pennsylvania Bank improved ., and Gia.a de-
I cliaed :.
bur little dong IN our Esctarge Sia!HeI Recs
remain without material change. quote Boston and New
W nav ;, discount; Charleston a Savannah J; No.
bile Is a 10; Nsw.Or!ears a y Louisville tag
Relief" notes have slightly improved aau are now quo
/ ted a, g. a 1 per cent discount
There has been no marine arrivals Of consequence to-day
Busue along our wharves does not appear so active
few weeks since. The flour market continues rT'o also
the rain market, with but limited supplies of the latter
From THE WESTERN FRoNrIER.-Thc follow.
,r &c from the correspondence of the St. Louis
Republican:
By express we received advices last week from
the Mexican Governor and MS troops. They
were coming in as far as the Arkansas River to
escort a small company of traders bound hIther.
wards. and to accompany those on their return
from this place to Santa Fe. The Governor has
with him about five hundred soldiers, aud of
course goodly number of supernumerarles. He
intends that if our soldiers desire to cross the
line and proceed further on their route to Santa
Fe, he viii by no means object.
A short time since the Oregon Company left
our neirhborhood. They have with them large
amount of stock about two hundred wagons OF
all sizes and descriptions, and IN all probability
eight hundred or one thousand souls. They seem
to be in high spirits, and go out with joyous ex
pcctations The aged and young-the hardy,
VlrtOuS DOnepT--ltc llIlliu tilS
each braced themselves up for the trip IN anhcpa
ton of the glorious harvest that awaits them at
their new home in the West.
The Exploring Expedition, Captain STEWARDS
company, and one or two companies for the ppr-
pose of catching buffalo calves, have all left our
country within week or two past
TIE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-These Islands be.
ing, as they are, in the ar-of Pacific, about five
thousand miles from London, and five thousand
six hundred from New York, have been made
general rendezvous for the whale-ships of the Pa.
cific Ocean, and the United States vessels upon
that station. The intercourse of this country
with those Islands at first principally carried
on through the whalers, but when the value Of
the markets there opened to the world was dis
covered, the enterprises of individuals soon ex-
tended to that remote spot of the ocean. We
have at hand the statistics of the imports into the
port of Honolulu for one year preceding August,
| 1871 and the exports of the native produce OF
the Islands from the same port during the same
period. They have been carefully prepared from
official publications, and will serve to throw some
| light upon the trade Of the principal commercial!
port OF the group.
From the United States, in cotton cloths,
prints, handkcrclieis, crockery and
glass ware, hardware paints, oil, cop
per, cordagc, canvass, flour, beer,
wines, iron, lumber, &c................S $4,000
England, the same description of goods, $4,000
Chill, same as above. .................... 10000
| New South Wales same as above 10000
California, hides, tallow, lumber &C.. 427CO
| Mexico, specie 10000
| Columbia River lumber &c...... 10000
! China, teas, silks gums coffee rice &c 10000
| I L Il. e.
Total imports =. :. 49,. .S4552OO
Erports during the same period
Bullock hides and goat skins. S34,l4O
Arrowroot .......................... 1920
Sugar and molasses .............. 1880
Salt ............................ $3.50
Sperm oil $500
Tobacco, &c....................... 1880
Salt and fresh provisions ................ $4,000
Total exports. Sl25,ObD
The shipping at Honolulu by American citi
zeps was valued at 1913, 400, and that of British
subjects at $4,000. The arrivals of vessels dur
ing the year was, from the United States ill.,
England l6, France 2, Mexico | total, 49,
Phia. Chron.
CANAL ToLLs.-Account of Tolls received on
all the Canals of this State:
Second week Total received
in June 10 18th June
1895. 81 $50 Sc S45O,5a6 20
1886 so 663 AZ 42l, ass 25
l637................. &c, PIG "a 330,81 IS
1888. 80 206 IS 4s4.0G5 90
1889. as. SOC Sc 5l2.ll4 SO
l840. ....48,332 30 1886 O5
| lS4l........,..6l'45 l 68 1864 81
1912. .663 90 490,7l4 SO
| 1913. SO 229 SO 4Sl ,2i3 %
u Our readers will remark with pleasure that
the Tolls of last week were heavier than IN the
;. ;. The