New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
n, Hon. GEO III. PKorr1r arrived in the city
bv the cars from Philadelphia last night-on MS
~, VIC suppose to Rio Janeiro.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Tribune.

Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Tribune
PrfLspxLPH.A, July l9-P. VI.
Carr Mrrr1ys.-The friends OF Henry Clay are
!, Pennsylvania \ call signed D! several 'hoo'atH
has been published fox great meeting % Inc o s'f ;
.! W. ,-;cn viii 10 ttrtt he enthusiastically re-
a' npmb.r Of distinguished st2-hSet' WI! Dc
rrssnt aad among those enuonncea .ni most .loomept
Iuir Robert T. Conrad, Que OF iae nios.
speakers Of the day, besides uie va.
# his fellow country msn ,;oS - discharge
Nor ysr-Johu @. WaImoush cSnt.hu'S ~ r-,oysd
the duties OF Fort Surse:or, no' ~ r,I;ce
~ Tho :. Accidental No farther changes nav 49, it,-b1
:, IL ,,s,a Housa but they daily looked I'i; '
;lI h. the fate OF Postmaster Montgomery t..'e ,b
III tn. oniu;on that change will occur NOT Only ~ |
Pos, Office bat also IN the deputies u '"s
:. General throughout ouf city ,r, u, The
Co,,,rrrn 70 PKIsov.-John Lloyd, the Pilot OF '''s
seam boat Pioneer, who, 10 connection win ~. f
: Icl Sc N. Coroners Inquest caused the uea'iI :.
-, IF "a thi- -o-i:ng arrested by Const@oie
WLI.n taken before Aid GrJscomo. VINO eorn'''Ju "
to prison the not being bailaoie one ~ 49,.
rhs Pioneer Mr.. Green, was also arrested 0u' -
,aainst him not being clearly established ne " S -
-.n, e., Tho arrest Of Cant Bderbacs has also oee'
issued but in consequence OF his absence from 'e m
has not WI been taken. Il IS presumed n'"e'e.' NV
r,in will voluntarily surrender himself ne eNcte' ~
ar,bwsr where The deceased resided sui continues UNI
b,ted the friends OF Clifton expressing ihe'' usSs'''
~ prosecute the matter 10 the tirthest extent ,
EryrK,tor CLrFro>-The funeral OF the unioEtunl'e
80, ,yI in consequence Of being run down by the
Pioneer took place This afternoon about SoeN'
rom his late residence Southwark ard was attended .! an
in!rier-a n:;mter o: persons he military ' -
fr,s The whole line forming solemn and imposing cCA
cI seldom have seen greater feeling mlnie'iedi III o
half of the dead h,a was presented TO the EYES o. oss
sent and deep the anguish OF ms more dea ' 80:
friends they followed the mahsic" corpse Va P0''
ton 10 the grave, rc,
Han C,.r,n old and respectable citizen Of South
, we'll known 10 all who have business III ta about ''
urhons vas actually obliged few days SINCE through
I p, for adj
house where h now He is an excellent scholar ai1 ms
advice upon all legal matters mas invariably oeen [oHs1@fs"
of Just and sound character Why do not his ie"u' X
lieve his wants n,
Am. HorYysR-This gentleman, who was so brutai!y
attacked and beaten Monday evening" By r'otoes moo
whose object believed to afe teen the destruction o. t
Hon. Engine still lies in very precarous SITUATION being
el 10 hi, room from the effects oil the injuries received
As vet none of the parties have been arrested:
y1o,r<r A.s.uLr.--In the Court of General Sessions
tbis morning man named Hugh Thompson who commit
I'D ayer days since violent assault upon negro named
James Brown with dray pm, was held To eail N 'e sum
o $1,000 Rrown is SAID, cannot su'Nc the injuries re-
G-iveG. =
the number Of foreign arFi-
yas during the past days business along our wharves Is
by no means active a large portion OF our Commercii
men are uoy absent loving the comforts and Injuries o
Cn Nav and V. cannot therefore reasonably anticipate
revival in trade until after their return There Is compare
lively nothing doing in the Flour market ies "ea, pI's
Irn AZ - 70 with good stock hand Corn Veal IS
quoted at s. 81 aud Rye Flour continues ri -
hav. been no sales consequence Of either Abette iees
exists in favor of GRAIN good Wheat selling at lio anu
small lot has taken high ia cents per oshe he
sales at 10 have been quite large Saturday Rye com
man 60 "a Penns yvania Oats are held at }! cents
Small sales OF Cotton have been made az 81 o. cents per
I POUND, but the market is by on means animated.
Our MAnwErsCfreen corn, tomatoes, Squashes, NC are
beginning get quite abundant produce market the
prices for which have considerably decreased Every thing
else continues plenty while our market never looked better
A vev fair of business was transacted III our
Stock Market to-day, with upward tendency IN prices
A much better feeling pervaded throughout the first Board
than has manifested itself for several days Pennsylvania
Fves we're so, holders generally demanding d. Cfirarl
Bunk also firm 81 Commercial Bank OF Cincinnati
at IS Tennessee Elves were in request at 81
u THE GRAND INDIAN Council in Arkansas
is pacific The object Of the meeting of the sew
cral tribes, was to promote friendship among the
Indians. Gen. Taylor and several other officers
of the q. S. Government were present, by nvl.
taton. Delegates were in attendance from Is to
% tribes from 2 to 5000 in ALL and ten beeyes
were daily slaughtered and issued to the public
cooks, for the accommodation of the large COM
pany A letter to the Arkansas lntelllgencer, Of
the 18th ult., says
THAT YOU may form idea Of the vigilance Of the
police company, will mention that learned from the
Sheriff that he had destroyed about forty barrels al whisky
besides number Of Jugs bottles, and cider Kegs
which were found 10 rather much alcohol 10 be
formed by fermentation Every variety of dress BE-
here from the we'll dressed person down the almost naked
OsaCe. Pumes aud feathers with proiuSion, aud
every shape that be magned andkerces of every col
or silver bands for tie arms head and breast medals beads
aud hunngshir of every sharend coior-l cannot
give AM thing like idea OF the great variety Of
dress By the tawney of the forest We hate almost
great variety the color OF persons have in dress
Where has given the color paint used supply
the deficiency Besides the Indian tribes there
persons from almost every nation Here Germans, Scotch
Irish English Spanish and other nations and have
doub, if strict inquiry was made Lot excepting some of
the sable sons Of Africa"
The Chcrokees and Creeks are considered the
hosts and the other tribes the guests. On the
Sth the Cherokccs and Creeks received the other
six tribes. Considerable ceremonies took place.
The SIX tribes were seated in row benches !;
and after few remarks from John Looney, a
Cherokee, explaining the intention Of the meet
ing, and after its being interpreted into the several
languages, the Cherokces, preceded by their chiefs,
shook hands with the six tribes, and were followed
by the Creeks. There were not less than five
hundred persons who shook hands with their vis-
tiers on this occasion.
! Messrs. Stanley and Dckcrman were taking
Indian portraits, both with the pencil and Da-
guerrcotype apparatus.
SUNRISE You have heard of what is called
Creation. How should you like to have been