New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In nPhtiadoiphan.
Correspondence OF the New.York Tribune.
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PMLApELfalA, March E-Py
This has baen day OF ponp and pageantry 10 Phias.
phia. will long be remembered IN the annals OF P,
Department. and viii eventually be productive q
ncnlcnlable good. From the moment OF The arrival No
IA from your city, II O'Clock last night al hue az.
activity The guests fron EewYosk met with spsaans-
ous rese c,iou late was and have ssy eced eac
miums of the fausriug Character At about eeek
,b, morning different copaaes began IN move o..
der receive ,he. banners horns and other Testimonials
regard from adie.in various sections es The city, TIE
banner presented the yiean, Engne Company by tr
n,mesakes from Baltimore, in the rear OF the Exehance
w,s magnificent aEas-reh and superb in the eIiyer.
| costing $:so
Ito sclotk The vast body Of hremea moved from Area
street in the order previously arranged The sprsrns
music the dazzling silver, brass and raging OF bells, lie
Banners the garlands Of roses TIE splendid equip
and beautiful apparatus, formed decidedly one Of
,ba mas, Imposing scenes witnessed In tbs or e
c,y of the Union The route over which tse whole pe
mon passed could have been !eas haa fifteen miles
| the number OF fremen S,'e'
Up to the sour closing my letter. FIVE O'Clock the pro,
bad got concluded having been seven hoas walk.
ng occppe over one hour and half TO pass any oee
;patcuar place No. II, OF your City, was saowerei VIII
gar.aads of beautiful fowers throughout the route Tky
were the admiration OF all especially the ladies' The coz
OF the whole parade, Eh is parspaernaa, ssnnst aa
| short Of S!eo,o0V'
The transaction, at the Board OF Brokers lml.
Pennsylvania riyes SO being offered and rcfpsed The o
lowing are the sales 5000 Kentucky Boops s iesh
Western Bank at $1,000 Tennsss Bonds III s
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at 2si 5000 Cnennaiwa
| ter Bonds al 80.
desrnc,iye FIRE occurred last night between ls sna
o'clock, in Diamond-sreet, below Walnut and above T
teenth -Four small Three story brick dwellings, wsfe al
most entirely destroyed together wlth considerable pcp
~ belonging to the inmates, who arc poor people, sev
of whom had barely time to escape with their lives oa
6remen were TOO busy with the events OF The day to res
with that urcmptness which generally cparacteEes h
| upon other occasions.
The Senate of Pennsylvania have negaved the bill tore.
duce the amour, OF relief notes required 70 be Cancelled
monthly TO $50 oo0 the original amount being SscoGa
Tins the efforts of the Executive 10 prevent the desucea
Of these otno.iors have bsen completely frustrated
The bill providing for asaie or all 'he ssoc' ovreey
the Commonwealth the proceeds 10 be pad over to!s
nomes,ic Creditors still before the House OF Repfeen
lives An excellent amendment was made to the bi! adT
since by striking the name OF Gov Porter
If t Commissioners and asserting The names OF the Speak
srs of both Iouses TGe Governors irteacf wse ssts
chaerined. He can Y be F1'led'
Mr. Barrett, from The Judiciary Committee, has lengthy
report against abolishng CAPITAL Punishment, andM
sharsewocd on his city, at the same tle made ,hot
The election Of Stale Pnter will create grand fa up
! Ia both branches of the Legislature. bsF'r+
/
Chesterfield, last fall was executed at Ellzabeth.
town. agreeable to sentence, on Friday last. He
made full confession upon the gallows, and as :
signed as the reason for his desperate deed, that
three of his neighbors were in the habit OF visiting
| his wife in his absence. He was perfectly ccCl
and collected, and gave the signal for the drop.
The rope having swollen by the storm, the kno;
did no, render, and the poor wretch suffered
| world OF aeony-struggling with convulsive etOl,
far more than 1--WE minutes. Our informant made
Journey of fifty miles to witness the scene end,
saws he, "I have had enough. Sleeping or wax.
inv. I am haunted with it, and would give all
nosse.s could shake off the horrid recollection
Huntington (Yt.) Free Press.
Two NEcKs BRoKEN.-At Thorold, in Canada,
a drunkard came to bis death by falling from
bridge upon the hard ice below The bridge had
no railing, but was otherwise in good repair, and
wide enough for troop of cavalry, though moi Tor
one staggering drunkard. When found he was
perfectly stiff and cold, but his icy hands sui
erasped the neck of whisky bottle, which sila
his own neck and thigh, was broken by the fsl-
Another drunkard has thus literally staggered 70
the judgement seat
Posr OFFICE RuMoRs.-Tbere are rumors tha;
Cant. TYLER has removed the Postmsstsrs al Az
bsrn and Rochester, and appointed Mr. Howe IA
; the place Of Mr.. Beardsley and Mr.. uouid IN !l'
place of Nc Andrews. We do not know wbe"
these reports come from what credit they y
entitled to. Albany Eve jour-
estate u.s. LroSlpAs D. WALKER, for h !
. killing of Mr.. Farr.-This case was saoal''a
to the jury about o'clock. The jury al'efn
absence of about ten minutes returned into cols'
verdict Of Not Guilty The trial, throug ghoat, US
excited great deal of interest, and very lsp
audience we're attendance witness the trial
/ [Si. Louis Republican.
{ AUBURN PRIsoN.-The inspectors have y
pointed Hon John Beardsey, Agent, and NO. |
u. F. Doubleday, Keeper of this Prison.