New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
BY This Mornings Mail.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the New.Yors Tribune.
puI1 ,nrLpIrIA, July ~.

Correspondence of the New. York Tribune.
pH11,nvtp,1, July 81. NJ.
lHE ANNIVERSARY OF AnkhlGAN - ph,i,to,-
DEScESe,erday of hcnor md glory 10 inaue, a
pha Never va there such pun, n Of on.y The Native
American pTucssson Wa he n absorbing theiao " hen
under the largest ard most imposing lhUE o' We
6ecgaton from NewYcfk had auren place n he he Pto gro
Ses nyn I f. e5 Sf & iee were no; les, ,ba
dad person, an The PROCESSION. The utmost borno"v rycya
ginning 10 end commit the slightest breach "t The peace
There was leo osmpe,ance nm9ns the Reap '7 rTs @ f n
paying due e.p"ci the sacred and memorable, day e
The procession IN passing, occupied one hour ana MY
selected for the conclusion of the Of the
ths c9rr,,1" 9? peore %ss e. r AZ SH Sas H M
the eIpen.ve attempted PhIlndeipha-t e',,.
mated that enst 30 o mae and emae were unun
the ground The ierminne without sInr thing oc-
curing mar the ,viues ocrnspn and the great
@ the peooe retned to the city al an eury hour peed
with the fe'tv'ie> OF the day Much credit cern,hy On.
the Naive Ameucan pnriy Tor the IN which things
were conducted Throughout, the entire duy 49,
The " HIGS.-A glorious time had the Nhics oi
the Fr.t Second and Third Districts yesterday n Smiths Isl
and Serern hu"ded assembled N Mas Meems ana e ps,
,nae hy Hon. RsvEKpY JoHSs"S Hon. f. JOY MoRRI>.
were warmly responded To The Why's of the Second bi
trc, celebrated the dry y dnnet at the Chinese SeIvo'
The LaCO-FocoS- -Tnis desperate parts mad'
bu; poor show. They held several meetings. at which
Ierhe. made, ptiucipay CONFUSED oi the stale
sein n as G"S' m S e s. Ell, aa tT Yad s nddse by Cha
Brown and Vim. p Kelley. Eslrs.
FIR enHn. EG seriously injured yesterday nfern""n by
the nccden;!d' d. charge OF flask OF Gunuwdef at sr''
>rEAMBoAT CoiLisioS-tr O'Clock last evrn-
inr rs tho ,icabos Ken; proceeding dywn ihe III
~ te !inr.c @h nenr kad Bank, ~ ruei a;-y ua,
taihors Of voter he nns>e1cerS ,"d ct"w wei- titc
of by the r Ofu,l 10 the c!ty IL II feared aumoi
ST Jo4s's CHuRc4.-On rhe nj. hi Of The 81
hrra u of taken ~. Johns Church.
1hteeth street above Chesnrt or what urose the public
OurRAGh.-B-rween one and O'Clock hi
morning. Naive American .sion yesterday nf
,ern"on Ind been n9.' eney les ~ The hand, m q" few
the ground until Inornns. par,y q" about nifty rsmgn
beat sevei md vdmn!s woman md Il, have been serl
ouly narsted Con. derabe esceVemt prevailed uponte
"% as % Of ab waiG g. rhe1n laec Gs Torn ~
and burnt Other ncs oi y,i-nre we're cGmmed a iuli
acrouat the particulars OF his outrage will appear oInor
STocKs.-Th- sales to-day were tling. Stale
5, ire Down nc pin. selling at q
First B%a,ds9 GO State s.. CSe P. 40 ~ oo,,..,
.H,s; w,%i"s,Hn Eait"S$ -; $ d. ssa Is do 4.
SHIP NFws-4l +. Nj CieoredMi nf.rnoon-
3, bars Re!e C,.oe Purchase, Nlaunns b1Tk s. E!S %%
PeIuginn. Watson Boston Snla. Bangs DO Sch,s $ Rock
d, GGsdeI, days from $@ c6iScSea Robinson. iays
"g SS % Ss y. Mfs ,am So N voa any I S@
sds, from Thorn MSks !s5 Say' from do
NavAL.-The u. s. schr. PbeniX, 1t. Command
ing Sinclair, from Chagres, via Carthsgenn and Ha,
vana, 81 days from the latter place, with mail,
rived here yesterday and anchored off the Naval
Hospital.
The Phenx has been absen, only 80 days, having
sailed from this port Odd Of May.
The brig Persia sailed from Carthagena on the
18th ult. for York. On the morning of the
Goth, passed brig, (supposed be the Persa,) run
ming under close reefs with smart gale from South
and East.
The bark John Harris of Boston, sailed FROM
Havana on the 9th ut. for Europe. Two brgs.
names not known, sailed the same day for Boston.
The Phenix arrived AT Havana on the eth ult. in
: days from Carthageno, perhaps the quickest pas
sage that ever was made between the two places.
Every thing is now quiet in Cuba. There are
bove thousand persons confined in the different
prisons, under convictions or suspicion OF having
been engaged in the late attempt at Revolution a
mong the negroes. The most active and energetic
measures have been taken by the Captain General,
O'Donnell. Every free black in the Island is said
TO have been engaged in the plot, which has been
growing ever since General Tacon left the Island
vast number, no one seems TO know how many,
have been shot. II all known 10 have been engaged
were 10 he executed, there would not be enough le
to cultivate the soil. The Governor however Shoots
some of the leaders occasionally, by way OF exam
pie There were several white men Charged VIA
being i'll some way concerned, among them Two A
mcrcans, who will most probably be shot soon.
siWe learn that of the plans of the negroes was
TO have destroyed the entire garrison OF the Island
t25 600 men) by putting poison in the bread, which
is baked for them daily The poison was iouud III
the bake-house, the time that the reservoir,
that supplies the city with water 10 hive been
poisoned also.
There had been no rain on the Island for six
eight months, until the middle of June, when the
rainy set in. In consequence of the drought
the crops OF the Island very much injured
One gentleman, who cultivates very large Coffee
plantation told the u 5. Consul that his entire crop
was destroyed, not blossom having matured Ev
cry Orange and Lemon in the Island is said
10 have been destroyed by small worm. Not
Orange or Lemon could be procured at Havana
There OF Yellow Fever up to the
time Of the sailing of the Phoenix
Norfolk Beacon, July 4.
II The New JERSEY PILoTs brought into porl
last month sc vessels, IL of which boarded
out sight of land. two of them 208 miles east ni
Sandy Hook. They pioed ont 40, making totai
OF lOl vesses-a heavy months work, without loss
or accident.
From LIBERIA.-We find the following para-
graph in the New. Orleans Commercial Bul!c,in