New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of Tie New-York Tribune

Tvr ARoLlrroSlsTs.-iioR RoTISG-it having been
previously announced that the hnt-SIaTery Society Of this
city intended celebrate, In connection with the coior
population the annive!sar, OF the emancipation OIL slavery
m m. British West Indies, at the Assembly Buildings Jas,
evening the people began collecting in and about the neigh
borhood early hour anticipating repetition Of The
chtful scenes OF tina, hight Year ago, when Smiths
ral' and the African Church were burned 10 the ground
by an nurated mob. At o'clock several hundred penens
had assembled and among the number We're naay females,
aprecny all Quakers Not cooTsd person was upon
me. ground short time after the hour at winch tie
ns was called there every symptom manifested for.
lacking the Abolitonsts, and noticed an aoieoedied lei
low walking Though the crowd relating very paFticuayd.
insult Of the English Government to thus couat through
L. strange Circular Of Lord Aberdeen, requiring niom
ton from its agents relative the condition OF slaves, slave
~ sc. in the | niied States:
Charles O. Burloighwith his long hair, white hat nd
of the building and stated ha; the
managers had mos, positively refused the OF the roon
coorrd people be admittedwhereupont three cheers
were gwen by the crowd. Mr B. also stated that 1t was tbs
determination of the friends OF freedom 10 OBTAIN build
Ing IS soon possible, which due notice would be given
the public papers when the glorious event OF the emancipation
900 slaves should be celebrated III Inappropriate mag
ner roans aud Kisses instantly followed tins declalaticn,
and rush was made towards the speaker he very pp
IDENTIFY however withdrew, but large number OF persons
followed after him opposite corner where they bscaE
quite noisy. Mr.. Burieich proceeded up Ierto street in
company with several eiuale and male friends, and thus
escaped the rude assault of people indignant ct the proceed
ngs Of the Anti-Slayery society.
On. young arrested by two officers and nksato
the Mayors oiEcs
Au,icin.,nr A dstur bance oar worthy SI.o
ou, preserve he peace of the City from violent
had summoned eaTy hour in the meming strong re-
lice who were KEEP: constantly in waiting, ready or any
emergency About thirty OF me number apPe+Fg,a Ia us
above neghhorhood after the arrest Of the young
man. soon after winch the crowd gradually dispersed audi
10 O'Clock al! quiet.
!, Celebration took place among the coored people few
miles from the CITY NewJesey, at which several hua.
drei present from thu. City.
lioLp BARS, S>c.No clue vet The late robbery. Oar
police are ,he alert although the who'll affair itl
doubted.
lioRrIc Arrr,rr TO Co,r1rr surc,pr.--A sel.flins
man, whose could be ascertned, att,mpsdb.'
four aud iy. O'Clock yesterday afternoon 10 commit
suicide various ways all OF winch he prevented
In the frs: place, he entered cooper shop Wstar.r,
below South seized and inflicted two blows
upon his head The being taken from him. he 10 the
wharf and after striking his head with leaped into
the Delaware, lie instantly rescued carried to phs
cIaLs, where his wounds dressed when he ken
the Hospital The appeared evidently deaugsd, aud
determined upon elidestTueon He had also short tune
previous attempted TO nhct injury upon his person wl'ha
shoemakers knife, and then with backSmh's hammer
used in blacksmith shop.
The MARXErs.-But little has been done In our flour and
grain market since the close of las, week. Small sales Of
whea. flour have been made 81 62 but holders ask s
Rye is held D. Corn meal commands 623 upwndi
Of 1909 barrels having been taken thar price Sales ofRew
wheat have been made 81 per bush For Old 81 O! los
IS sked. Rye held s. Flat yellow AT 55a
81 cents. Oats, Pennsy yaaia 3D. aud Delaware 80 a 81
cents per bushels.
But wis, bountiiul retail markets continue to have.
Produce Of tie choices, k, are exposed TO sale almo',
every street lane aad and Of cur ely; sad
market places proper greater abundance Of every variety
exposed sale Prices have Yet materially
'ated since Saturday AID til, morning the following anu
ceS were selling pfices annexed Peaches Of very lar
quality 37 30 cents per half peck; Sweet Potatoes .
first OF the season 10 cents per pound; Tomatoes la 10
cents pr half peek Egg Plants 10 cents sach NumsSi
- 20 ce"ts EACH green CnrGs 10 per dozen; saca
lint Butter u 20 per pound Eggs Il II per iozsn An
pies Pears, Beats, Squlshes, ad numerous other articles are
plenty aud sell At very reasonable rats.
Our Stock Market to-day quite animated. and the IT
tendance at the Board much better than n2oB ssvr pe,i
Gus days State Skies firm 81; State Elves az Ks
Tennessee Elves at 50: Cincinnati Sizes al Couaty Of
Philadelphia Loan Al 91at all Of which prices sales were
made. There certainly better feeling prevalent a.
both Boards and may inferred that stock and lcas OF
various descriptions vii! bea lock up the
fall trade gradually commences.