New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
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Things in Philadelphia.
PKop.r1r MyKpxR-There is considerable excitement
existing b yberry Township ew miles rom 'ne ct III
consequence W the body Of Irish servant girl III the iani
Of Charles Merrick Susan Brown aged about Is ha'
iug been found well, with evident marks oi ''oTHce
upon il, The girl Saturday morning as usual 10
.uarr breakfast but when the family .ot up she vas not 10
b, found An AK and of the gs shoes were discovered
clotted with Blood also the atch OF gate near the well was
found with blood The body of The deceased was
NOT discovered until late III the ai,eraoon The affair
,hrourhou, iud.e one but the Coroner IN
quest vas of the belief that Susan Brown COMMITTED SUI
eide She universally esteemed IN the family
FROM HAvASA.-By the brig Elizabeth, Capt Brooks
which arrived at this port last evening III IA days from H
vana learn that the markets were well supplied with most
kinds of American produce, a"d prices generally were low
The General Of Marine, Uiloa, Still, administering the
Government ODonnell the Governor General not
having arrived Elijah Montgomery, second otctr OF the
Elizabeth died the lcth INST The ship Norma
for New York was port when the r. let-o sail soon.
Business MATTERS &c.-The excitemen. attending our
Elections having fairly subsded business has again
assumed former activity number OF foreign arrivals
have occurred since the close OF the past week which have
materially increased commercial matters, aud given qt-
hustle along the wharves As evidence Of the abundance
Of money would state that Of our City Banks with
capital Of only s75O000, has deposits TO the amount of
ST 500 600
speaking the Banks good and
no, find 70. all the funds now al their respective
command Good paper readily discounted al and Per
cent while in have no doub! has been Ia
ken az lower 1a,e OF course in speaking Of our Banks
allude only to those which have the confidence Of the
communicative Moyamensng Bank has not and never had
FRASKLls INSTITUTE ExHIglTloS-Ihs sPlendid EN-
hbi,ion opened this morning and has been numerousy VS.
tied throughout the day Every thing of the most beau
full and worthy characters but regret time viii not
permit of extended notice to-day Inc display o.
Silyer-War is really superb
Issr.LLrp-John NJ. Scott, our worthy Mayor, in
stalled into office this morning, by Recorder Vaux
HARD TIMEs.-ln passing Pa"norok1rTs T sale TINS al
terpoon at the corner Of Sixth and Callowh da
mond beastpn with nine brllan,s OF the first water
Knocked down to Mr Rogers for s4o the original cost Of
which was $780, It from the rwe!ry store of Les.
Of Third and Mafketssets which was robbed
THE STEAMER PRIScEToS did no! leave our waters for
New. York until this morning.
Exchanges appear be gradually improving. New Or
leans is quoted to-day at premium Mobile III dis
count, Bills on England. Paris, and Amsterdam remain
without change. Relief Notes stand % One of
Brokers (Nl'er offering high cents premium for
Spanish Dollars.
srock sALrs-The business in stock market TO
fair to-day with little change In prices State ves
advanced ! selling AZ ol
MAD. CINT1 DAMoREAU's CoNcERT-This lady
who has acquired an extensive continental rcpu-
tation as one Of the best vocasts Of he day
gives concert, on Thursday next, at the Wash
ngton Hotel She filled, for number of years,
the situation of Prima Donna of the Grand
Opera, Paris, and the reputation she has gained
has made her name well known on this side the
Atlantic She will be assisted by MIR. Artol, a
violinist of much reputation. We have now an
opportunity OF hearing artists Of the first celebrity
without visiting that hot-bed of musical excel
lence, Paris
l7 TIE NATIONAL GUARDS, CAPTAIN YouE
from Easton, Pa. arrived in this city yesterday,
and have quartered at Washington Hotel, Broad
way. They left Easton on Monday morning by
Sandersons splendid line Of Coaches to Somer-
Vile thence by the Elizabeth and Somervil!e Rail
road to Newark, where they were handsomely
received by the Newark Union Blues, Lafayette
and City Guards. On arriving at New York
yesterday morning, they were received very ap-
propriatcly by the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Companies of the New York National Guards
and were escorted by them to their quarters The
Company is composed of spirited young men,
well disciplined, and presenting true Military
appearance