The New York herald., 1844-09-08
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

go rHfLADELPHiA, Sept z, 1874
mere Is nothing especial stirring to-day, which.
'osr'ner with dislnclination to write, must be
suncient apology for brevity. The extraordinary
a.A "ade upon the Hfrald IN the Episcopal Con-
el'""' oy the Rev. DIR. TyNe, has caused consid-
surprise among those who knew the real mo-
use OF the Rev gentleman II was. thar the nro-
ceedngs in which he was sho,, - al. -.
part, In deience OF the very moral Rieh, R.v P;sh
up oseEhDoNk, might not reach the nnhl,c 80
smo~,hg Iull well that the Hrai< would not SHRINK
from the performance of its dury He knsu, ~,
serious and solemn charges were nend,ng 90. T Ia
bishop-ihat IT those charges were touched one
PRINT, at least would dare blaze them for,h m IN
abused and injured congregation and the commnn;-
ty az large-aDd that in such an event, his reu,s,,op
ana standing IN society might receive q rebuke thar
could not easily be withheld The Rev genfle-
man, IA the angry debate which ensued was not
particular as to the language used, otherwise he
would never have alluded in that unge nlemanly,
ana certainly unchristisnlke, manner towards the
proprietor OF the Nec York Herald, ga notorious
PRINT" He missedlhis mark, too, when he spoke
OF ths proceedings of the Convention being "rdi-
cnied' or "garbed." No-unlike such men as
iIngersoli and Bnney, he shrunk from permitting
Iorth 10 the community, knowing full well, in such
an al event, ne never could be chosen ASSISTANT
BISHOP. station to which he asplres But, enough.
your hands, F' "
Tonight, the Natives assemble in mass meeting
IN DOCK street, fronting the Philadelphia Exchange
- VIII De an immense gathering, and brilliant
quent statesman, Augustus De Kalb Tarr
one OF the most Important arrests made by those
engaged IN the kensington riots, took place las,
evening In the person OF John Daily an Irshman
ihis morning. he was arragned on TWO bills OF in
dictment found by the Grand Jury, one charging
him with the murder, on 7h May last, of Wesley
Rhinedo'lar, and the other with the murder of
Matthew Hamntt. When called upon to plead.
the prisoner stood mute, and the Court ordered the
usual plea OF "Not Guilty" to be entered His trial
Is set down tor Monday Henry M. Phillips, Esq
will appear as his counsel.
Ihe business prospects OF our city were never
brighter. Every thing is hourishing, while our me-
chanlcs and laborers are all employed. Our mer-
chants, too, are driving profitable business, the
tall trade being unusually heavy. The times are in
deed encouraging.
Tonight, the American (WalnuD Theatre opens
with an excellent company. Conner takes bene.
NJ at the Arch, where Mscready is engaged
Welch IS drawing good houses, and richly ne de-
serves them.
Stocks were less firm TO day. and prices somewhat fell
on Pennsyvania SIS continue firm at "a
FIRST BOARD $l677 Penna SIS. old annuals 6sA; l0
Lehigh Coal Co i2 s0 Wilmington RR 25; 5000 City 6s
1859 1886 10 Comm rcal Bank SCI $1,000 Kentucky bonds
lO2.
sEcorD BoARD.-5O Girard Rank liz; 80 DO 8 d. ia;
ioo DO O. ~; 90 Wilmington r b 8 24a $50 do ds.
24l, 275 do 2ti So 900 Penn 6s IA 50 Nor.
ristown X r., 81 i5 Farmers and Mechanics Bank AL;
100 Wilmington r. r. 2si.
Previous TO the meeting Of the Board of Brokers the
rotunda OF the Exchange:S3 500 Penn SIS ~ $500 Le
hieh 9s as 39 100 New Orleans Gas 321: 35O do do 32
400 Northern Liberty Gas Co., "a; u. Bank s1 Aeo
do s3a. I"
NAvAL-The u S. brig Oregon, It. Com. Sim
cair, from New York anchored on the Naval Hospital
Africa June 26, for st. Thomas, Africa-Nofoh Hyrid
Sept g.