The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19
Philads Iphla
Correspondence Of the Herald

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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 1874.
Judge King charged the jury this morning in the
OF John Daily, charged with the murder OF Mathew
Hammit on the Tuesday Of the Kensngton riots. The
case has occupied the whole of attention Of the Court
for days and during that period the intense inter.
est has been manifested by the people and
result the trial The charge Of the Judge clear
and lucid and bore strongly against the accused &C.
cuped about two hours in delivering |, will appear in
to morrows paper The given the jury about
half past two O'Clock, when they retired deliberate
and up to half past o'clock, they had agreed upon
verdict
Another OF the Kensington rioters John ONeil IL
on trial He is charged with being engaged in breaking
up the native meeting IN kensing'on The wtntsss.
both against and for him, have been examined and the
counsel are engaged In summing up. He will be con-
victed
The Natives" His little sheet quite spirited There
seems toos something about it, which makes il really
amusing, If not profitable
Six ladies. Of doubtful reputation. among whom was
Miss Mary Miller, and Miss Mary Kline, appeared yssser
Recorder OF Victoria gaantry the charge Of
keeping houses OF doubtful repute in OF the cele
squares from the Recorders Office and fly yards from
Alderman Redmans! The ladies looked--ihe Recorder
bound over in 81 600 to answer the charge Z, Court
Let me- now that the Recorder has determined 10 do
attention to that infamous place called Portland Lane
which has for years been Of the most notorious dens
Of prostitution in existence.
John Smith, against whom terrible artery was
made as having been guilty Of treason and murder dur
ing the Southwark riots, has been discharged from
The charges against Mr. s. grave that the Court
refused for some time 70 release him upon bail!
The Horticultural Society of Pennsy lvana are now
giving splendid exhibition at the Chinese Museum The
place to-day was crowded
The Liberty Fire Company from Baltimore arrive here
at about o'clock his evening All the fire companies
who have not accepted the recent ordinance of CoHc
turn out to receive them and il there is not regular
fight before midnight. Il much mistaken
Who parade are the Paramount Engine. Weccacos Good
Will and Northern Liberty Hose Companies which have
long been engaged the most and desperate
conflicts
took place'on Monday night near the rope ferry
in which a native, negro, and an Irshman en-
gagged. The former received the worst Of the battle
the latter, initiating doubt his brethren in Kensing-
ton seized an axe and inflicted wound the head Of
hi opponent which may probably cost him his life The
name Of the injured man is Thomas Logue, who WINS
Young Henderson. charged With embezzling from a
letter. whela clerk in the Post Office this morning
acquitted OF the same in the United States District Court
The foreign news by the Britannia has caused
ton here II Is considered Of the most pacific character
day next in Dock street opposite the Exchange upon
the Lovejoy" plan. by Bender faithful and much liked
ner in business Daniel Coppe also well known and
ceedngly popular with our community The house is to
be called the !" Exchange Hotel and Eating saloon.
may remark that the establishment, particularly in the
vicinity in which it to be located will he desideratum
and great public odationI bespeak for the
part OF the travelling community particularly, liberal
The Liberty" meeting is miserable affair. More
tomorrow Rev Mr. Aaron appears quite savsge.
There qnteia falling on ia stock sales to-day.
The market less firm and prices generally dropped
FIRST Board 100 shares Wilmington Railroad, DE-.
24.; 20 4. do 2al; 2o do do 243 do Grard Bank
lis; $500 Bank Notes, W, 7bI % shares schuyl
kill Nav 81 7Penna Fire lnsnrarc. $50; $1,000 Cite SIS
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Sil62 Old Annual 1916 III $1,000 State o. 72t; share
Pnnsy vania Insurance 1885, 5000 Chesapeake and Della
aware 6's 6sI
sscoSD Board "a Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati IS;
rs Wilmington Railroad ~ $4,000 Tennessee Bonds n
American Fire Ins Co 30; do g2 $1,000 Ches apeake
and Delaware Canal %; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds
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