New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
Things in phiiadeIphIa.
Correspondence OF The New.YoIS Tribune.
p,,t ,nr; rCIA March, 2

Core ;pondcnce of The NewYoIs Tribune.
Pant ApELrTIA, March ,, F.A
Quite an animation prevailed to-day N orr Stock Ms,.
ket The sales though not large were spirited bessf
feeling manifested III la'ot VI ieh'S ai'' o'ase se
bu, no transactions occIrred
The ruo,ored detacaon aladsd to yesterday IL the
,,s o The Treasurer in one OF the neighborng districts
ono.ars 10 have some seuAblance OF truth, lrem
nroceedinps of the Board OF Commissioners OF Moyamee
sing Samuel F. Reed ESQ., respectable member OF he
pbadelpbia Bar Treasurer OF the District Ibe alleged
detaulter. - c.
ferrsd % was, Predicted, ocud gaiy ofth.
charge of larceny The Jury returned their verdict about
half past O'Clock last evening, when the prisoners coGl
moved tor an Of judgement asa new tal-ao hat
Porter might be permtea remain on bail which Judge
King xcd al 5000 No ball. however, was entered thah
past ct whch lime the Court adjourned ordering The prl
soner to The custody Of his cousin Sheriff "m A. Pcrsr
Instead of the custody OF the Sheriff be left the Coutrooa
in company of High Constable Byrne and two or three
| friends. Kissing goes by faSer''
Nothing of interest doing at the last advcss IRON Hatri-
| burg by either branch of the Legislature
M! Collector Blythe who he's eeea visit 10 bn pso.
pl. was conveyed into Harrisburg Trscdly last, lys
horde OF oiceseekers in carriage employed expressly TO-
the OCCASION told there mol less than $50 appta.
lons for office the Custom House. and that no removals
of any coDsequ encc will be made until the hrsl OF May
There ii quite fleet OF vessels below most of which are
at the Delaware Break water and prevented ron reach
ing our wharyes consequence OF the large quahuleso
floating ice Eeween the Dreakwaier ard Newcastle. "e
have but one Ice boa, Of any consequence which oeons
the City, and the cost towing up vessel from the Break
water is SO great, that merchants are unwilling 10 en-
counter il Dh''ON
From TESAs.-By the arrival on Saturday OF
| the steam packet Neptune, Capt. Rollins, we re-
ceved full files of Texas papers to the I'D instant.
| There is little local news OF Importance. Inc el'
fects Of the late freshet on the Colorado and Bra
EOS rivers, though disastrous, quite so CO.
Iamitous as had been represented. large num-
Der of cattle and quantity of produce had been
DESTROYED, and in the neighborhood OF washing
ton the damage done by the food was very great
| The bodies Of three white men and i've negroes
have been discovered floating down the bsafos
river. This makes twelve persons liz ali dro~aea
by the freshet
The nett revenue for the year ending the ) la
January, l343, arising from exports, imports, &c,
at the port of Galveston. amounts to $lO3,58l %.
The whole amount OF Exchequcr Bills issued
| by the Government from January, 1912, 10 Janu
arv 9Th, lS43, is $l35,88 of which $4,000
! have been raid into tho Treasury. From the Ie'
ports of the several Collectors, it appears that tlia
amount now in circulation cannot exceed S20,0oO.
Az Foods arc constantly arriving from Northern
ports, it is fair to presume that the entire amount
now in circulation vii! be absorbed IN the couiSe
of few weeks.
a number of the prisoners captured at Nler mad
arrived at Victoria, having succeeded in making
their escape. They report That % or 80, in all,
mad escaped about the close Of the battle.
We can find nothing else in the papers worthy
of extraction n. 0. Bee, 2Sth ul,'
CAM?EAcHY.-Theb brig Coral arrived yesterday
from Campeachy, and VIC are indebted TO her COM
mandcr, Capt. Grimes, for file of papers up to
the 5th inst Capt. G. had papers OF the 9TH ara
9Th inst, containing detailed account OF the ae,
lion at Ghna-7-in relation to which we received
verbal information from Capt. Boylaa, of the schf.
Two Sons, some dayo sincc-brt on his vessel oe'
ing overhauled at Lerma, they we're taken awsl
by the Mexcans. The Coral left Campeachy on
the 7sh inst, and on the same day the ci'y was
| placed under martial law, so as to render ine re-
sistance more ehectuul and available. On the 9h
inst, the C. was alongside of the Mexican heet'
and on the evening following spirited acton vas
fought between the Mexican steamer duadaiooPe
and the Campeachy gun-boats, which resulted IN
the former being beaten of
During the whole time one incessant cannopa''
ing was kept up from the cninence and the iorts'
which continued up to clock on the LIN 'Ies,' ~, ~
and was distinctly heard on board tbs Coral %ni'n
vessel was becalmed in the neghborhood. CsP1'
Grimes touched at Sisa on the 18th instant ous
could learn no further particulars beyond th's'
communicated above.
The Campeche Bolettn of the 5th inst, contains is
an account of some horrid cruelties prsett.ssa
by the Mexican army after the battIe OF onns'
which for the sake Of humanity we hope are eAss =.
gerated 1t mentions for instance that one o' l"s
prisoners, after having been subjected TO seSy.s
tortures, was crucifed alive and exposca u .se u
burning sun for FIVE hours, until be gave up .os
CHEST. The press entreats the Yucatancse ta'ass
to be buried under the ruins Of the city than ~,
render to an enemy which violates al principle' Of
humanity. w. - Dee ~
U. s. SUPREME COURT. March ?, isis NJ,
No. S. William Minor, et at vs.. T. li'9;'a " sa Ceurt
Chief Justice Taney delivered tho opinion OF ,ns o'A
overrnlino The motion 10 dismiss this writ OF 'rfof.