New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.

\.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5-P- VI.
PoLiI1cAL.-The Loco.Focc had terrible warm work OF
Yesterday afternoon and last evening Seldom he's
such excitement BEEN witnessed t selection OF their
ddaes, and although pretty fighting occurred
alter the nomination for Sheriff well the evening
believe nothing The consequence The City and
Couy Confeaes refused place, accept the de-
cnaon OF James n. hutchinson Candidate oE She!in
b. Of 90 A. .nd ;h- 9Th ballot he declared
the LocoFoco Candidate that eihce having received IS
of IA the whole number given The remaining %
beng divided among six opposing candidates.
Emanuel Street nominated for Comfy Commissioner,
and VIM Byrne for Auditors which the Convection ad
journed.
CoyCREssros.L Observation-Disclosures McCully has
been nominated as the Loco-F candidate for Congress for
the First District resolution passed by The Dele
gates instfuctiuc him. elected, every e1ertion 10
have the fine Of Gen Jackson, for the Imprisonment OF Judge
Hall refunded by the United States Tins nomination Is
considered very unpopular the party and certain
Of defeat McCulleyis at present member of the State
Senate.
In the Third Congressional District John T Smith has
been nomnaed and in the Fourth District, Charles j.
lng=roll has been Eenomlnated by an almost unanimous
With the exception OF their legislative ticke, for the city
and the Council tickets the LocoFocos have completed all
their nominations; natural to infer that they will
.,eron 10 success OF this however do
think there much fear the Wings Of The CITY
and County Of Philadelphia active and uni
ted than present Let them be careful the selection oil
their candidates and glorious triumph follow.
FIRE AND MORE FlGHTISG.-About 10 O'Clock last
miles from the city, towards which the whole of the
fire department appeared be fastening On thar
however another Of those dsgracsiul fights peculiar
this section Of the country took place the vicinity of
Eighth and Arch streets between the members of the MOy
aneasg and Marion Hose Companies which brc-bats,
stones, spaun.rs, hors, &c used the trChul
manner Several pretty severely beaten and the
whole presented fearful spectacle those no
ded the neighbohood Let 1t BE- remembered abroad that
neither OF these Companies belong 10 the city poper-one
halls from Southwark, the other Moyamensing.
have uOIy thrseI u & lyin off
the Philadelphia Navy Yard viz: the Gallan, Forward,
and Fakenberg They viii remain until after the launch OF
the Princeton Capt Stocktous grand rte comes of at
o'clock this afternoon have been told that he has appro
prated $1,000 deiiay expenses. He well afford it,
particularly when he dessert of 5000 coo upon the
Fourth of July.
Ar WoRk-The Court Of Quarter Sessions commenced
its ahors yesterday, and busily work. Judge
Parsons delivered excellent charge, which, If adhered
must be productive of immense good. He spoke in just
of the frequent riots among remen and promised
punishment in of any convictions before him.
A MIsrAKE.-A letter from Lewes, Delaware, says =
The schr Rival Capt Neeker, is still in this neighbor
hood They have succeeded in finding the wreck Of the
De Braak and are making efforts to find the ship
James Cooper sunk five years since at the mouth of
the Delaware So the enteprising Capt. Meeker Is not
her treasure
EXCHANGES, &c.-But little doing in exchange
ke Mobile has improved trite, being quoted to-day
lj l5 Charleston and Savannah /; New Orleans ,; Lou
isvil!e II; Cincinnati > Psburg discount. Relief
Notes have slightly dprecatedthey are held at . per
Domestic Creditors Scrip 10 II per cent disc.