New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
-Tespondence Of The New-Yofk Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, November ~

PHILADELPHIA, November ls-f NJ:
FKo>t PoRro CAHELLo.-By the arrival OF the orig "a
arcas Capt Wheeler this port yesterday have dates
to the l9t October. Business continued dull but more
acsity expected the market the season adVanceS
auL the OF the Cotton Crop which draws near
Tn. planters Of this country says letter the Phlad- ph'a
Exchange little dlsh-art-n-d consequence ol The
ow prices compared to former years. obtained Tor their
productions, united the conflicts into which they have
unotsely brought themselves by Partaking rather too
freely IN Bank funds without having wherewIth TO comply
punc,uaIly either through mscacuation other causes
coffee nominal = s. Hides g. 10; Indigo per h. F.;
Cotton per lb Cocoa SIS 20 per 10 lbs Lignumvita
50 s Miss l. s. Toord, Of Boston, passenger in
t.eC. The brig Mohawk left on The Sth ut for New
York.
FRoM MALAcABy III. brig Jane, a, this port, Captain
Pnckney dates to the 9th October have been received
Malaga, and 10 th- lllh from Gibraltar. Wechs Circus
performing Malaga, and had been successful The
bark Nashua Perry was also at NJ TO sail for ~ ork IN
days The United States Consul GbIatar had chartered
the brig Pons Of this port coec the materials from the
wreck OF the steamship Missouri.
FROM PoRr Az PRIScE.-The brig Maria, Capt Setson.
arrived yesterday from Por Prince with dates up the
st could learn nothing OF interest by her arrival
The NJ left brig VIM. Nelson, Robinson, Tor New fork,
dscharsng aud schooner Montgomery for do to sail next
THE MURDER OF THE PARKr F.MrLr.-Miller, as he
now calls himself Jacobi has made farther confession
but promises to do so in German Nj. WolenwebeT, the
Editor Of the German paper this city Really this is
singular affair.
watch while passing along the Thurday has been
sentenced years Imprisonment III the Eastern fen
tentary
Two notorious countefriters known BY the Of w
Gregory and VIM Carson have been arrested and committed
TO p,on the charge of making and issuing counterfeit
money :,
Col VIM Penn Smith gentleman Of the city, was held
to bail riday aftenoon by Recode, Vaux IN the sum
Of s5O02 10 the charge Of malicious prosecution
preferred By Philip Clawges
ScHuYLKiLL Coal TRApE:-Ihe amounts shipped from
Pottsy- last week follows: q 0l5 ,ons shipped
previously 636 ,060.
The Grand Jury Of the City and County have presented
several Of thu fire companies nuisanc-s.
BusISEss-Ths weather during yesterday and to-day,
has been lovely the picture OF Spring An anu
sua number of foreign arrivals have occurred several OF
which large and valuable An AIR OF ac-
tvy displayed itself yesterday along wharves, while
every ;ng looked cheerful and gay anticipate large
amount Of business the coming week.
Among the arrivals Saturday are Si52 bags coffee o9o
hides 2l7 c.ro0ns and boxes indigo, lis of which are
consigned TO Aymar Co. Of New York; 665O boxes rais'
ms 200 lemons 30G kegs grapes 5000 lbs og"ood Sc
An additional quantity Of coffee, hides, and indigo arrived
| this day. -,
Es-Consdrrable excitement occurred yesterday al
the mesting of the Second Board OF Brokers ana alr
amount OF business done State IS improved selling
1t 90 Reading Railroad went up Wilmington railroad
| ! New Orleans Gas Bank NJ x Mech winning
iou 6's C. * A Bonds l. selling at the Second Board
al ga P-nntovnshiF Bank declined Farmers and Me
chanics' United States Bank !; PhiladelPhia !; Mecha
MICS l.; Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal Loan ne
sburg Bank improved selling at the first board al
II was freely offered after the board at4s with u bid