New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the y. Y. Tribune.
pAnAnEIPHlA. Nav ,,

.,cl sa almost unprecedented especially "a VIII
min-tou Railrold Psun>y'ana Flyes adv a's ~ 's''
rzi.n.ssee Bouds L: and Penns' AHA slNsS
rh- b. the steamer H5erula reached e 90 49,
l ;bi, afternoon but CRATES sensation is lar rs Can
.,cs ain up 10 thu hour Of closing;
r. I,s amount O. business dly transacted IN our >'oeS
AZ increased prices appears have Created mnc SUI
i,e n the minds many while 1t i Certainty Sra,' H4 "
,a most leerly concerned Within the last tHfHiSHs.
Reading Railroad shares dSeimpT'lved no less the' PER e'
mi -b stock i now considered firm Ii ~ he femo"n
L Mechanics and Psnnsyivanil Banks have each adj
- ron the may also b. sald OF the broken
,;ir,ri Schiylk and even the L : Bank Sales o ,''
notes Of the Girard Bank har. r-a ettsc tel iiinS ls
a. p m cen discount How lonc these thin' WI remain
5;nI, y; hon: but matters VIII 20 on lmproFihs
until W. have reached that zenith OF pr'>rs'Y o "'e
,,r fellow citizens have 50 unfortunately ialeh.
Rolief' Notes coutulre AT 3. per cent useoht.
change in the demand OF Northampton BANK 'hsy pe'7
held ar1Oa IS.
whb,j an active business during the week IN CONNER.
cal affair particularly on the Delwars The arrivals ana
.,rfurss have bn and important he 's oai
Jouis, Can't Gallagher arrived YESTERDAY AFTERNOON 'i
,-,.o and Nnut.yiieo having sailed from the iofnsr
Ian nh and the latter Fb, 25t with cargo ot hes' cor
rer &c SIN, has board t&5 ceroon> o bark consis'sa "
Rowland A,pnw''l and 10 oafs o' 'lIeI ~ ~ -
,;riSvold Of your city. Business wls very dn IL
- ami Al Nonteviieo every hiu. At stand 'frh o
e with hi, army,w within me OF Nents'ieo oa ,,
l,y the t. sailed, and battle wlS every ."omsn, >st
~ G,,ch, On the 2;th u oil Bermuda, 500 miles distant
,n,,n 6; saw The l. s ship Delaware. Com Morris from
Rio de Janero or the Mediterranean steering r. \. D.
/. our Flour and Gam Market. transactions have bsen TO
There wer, >ererl arrivals yesterday afternoon
Tho former to the amount Of bushels. orexro
~ ,,Ie a; 81 - Other sales have been made At lceS not
made public.
Sugar appears firm with good business dong.
Nlo4sses coltinues without change
Coffee tull--market oyerstocked.
In Provisions an active and profitable business has been
doing.
Nicholson, splendid and costly reared by his Ill
gotten gold at the $ W of Tenth and shrn streets
cleaned and rptntrd, his wife having surre-
e.d the same ny Mr.. Hewitt the sugar relInef whom
Ncholson pIunl.rsi The original OF this magnificent
house together with the outbullngs stated TO have been
SGo0O Nicholson ed aud convicted OF fraud IN max
ns false ENTREES he being employed by Hewitt as clerk ana
sentenced three etrS imprisonment only one OF winch
he survived Pevions his death full confession OF his
guilt mad aud hsnce the surrender OF the above property
The Councils OF Philadelphia passed an ordinance last even
in. maxim. appropriation OF 1000 for the further con-
,trrcon OF C;iraId COLLEGE for orphans, which viii be
Immediately expended employing additional numbeF Of
workmeu.
The Evening Mercury Tyler, organ in this city denies
the removal of Mr. Crawford from the Indian Department,
and the appointment OF j. w Tyson It also states that MIR.
Tyson desires office from the President he having endcred
hun tt. Assistant Postmaster Grnerasp, the Cosctorshp
and Naval OhcershP OF TIN, city, whche has invariably
fused Wonderful man, thi, Mr.. Tyson, very!
MUTINY.-Wc learn that mutinv broke out
OH board the ship Mctoka, Capt. McLarcn which
vessel arrived here Yesterday from Liverpool,
siloIt tiS 'itSt nav ItIL tIltL pbIl Inc tnllTc
crew were arrayed against the Captain and two
mates, and had complete possession of the ship.
Captain McLaien when in the neighborhood of
st. Thomas, steered his vessel into that harbor
during the night, and to their astonishment the
crew found themselves next morning within the
range Of the guns from the fort. Assistance hav,
| ing been procured, the men were immediately
placed IN irons, and delivered over to the charge
of our Consul. n. .. Bee.
LATER FROM MExrco.-By the schr. Chatta-
hoochie, Capt. Doane, we have dates one day
later than by the Vinccnncs, although little add-
tional news.
1t was reported that such of the Micr prisoners
as had been re-takcn and not shot, had arrived at
Qucretaro on the road to the city Of Mexico.
\ project for another new constitution has been
started by Santa Ana, who has recovered from his
illness and was about moving out to Taculaya for
the benefit of his health lie had offered Gen.
Parepcs u seat in the Junta de Notables," but
the latter refused in a spirited manner. Gen.
7. is one OF the most influential and dangerous
men Santa Ana has to deaf with.
The finances of Mexico are in most dcplorablc
state under the present Government.
One Of the most important movements Of the
Mexican Government of late is an order to per-
mt the introduction of foreign cotton, TO some
considerable amount, into the country, said cot
ton to pay duty of Sc per quintal.
n. o. Pcayune of 9th uIt.