New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Ry This Mornings Mail.
Tbings in Philadelphia.
Corrospondence OF The Tribune.
puII.ADFLPEIA, June G.


Things IN Phsihdeiphia'
e''''''''"''e Pu1,pr,rE,. II, sr y .luns &c. p. Nj.
p,er Tie Buckeye Blacksmith. arrived
,Sph, yesterday afternoon. and will be gre.cn, at the
to- morruw evening. IN the First Congressional
81 He looks and appears Jealous crcr in the good
N.rr.,. Tho Ioro..
lEsr.r MEETING OF Tis NAri. tS'- lie largest
s ever held in The src, Of S%%ihwnss came last
s.@r a. one oilc old leaders of;hc Loco Focn party pre-
ssese,cchc, made by le"sC Ley!n Esq.. Philip
ghss- s'' OF JuLY.-rhe Wings o, the First.
getkIrs, r,,,h p,,rics VIII celebrate the coming Ann
T Of Aa'sgi ginnc The venerable John FIr pa;pp!p "ppo
gOutop WI, pc E e,csrn s a n,s, a .' 1,sSnhed
3c are w ,o,, h., n,,.e,. "nn IL, - , "S'e
that VII 10 Ill ,.n,i,, ,,' ,,l t
l this morning very suddenly while bathing. his
i.ne sulincs wore DESTROYED by fire in RaSer>,cee,
,scusue one or two rows took place an1nc the fire
H. Ahou, "Tg T. ',S , IN % o,.r, ai'sS were 0'sstoyen IN
Il I!s, I!Ss,tts ihe tirencn OF SoutlwaIk.
as,NSxs-rh'rc was general decline in stocks
~ srde feeling oi c!aTgoic; any thing hu; favorable.
3sa. 1r 1 l, ut 'i ~ Win >n', 9 n
t'ssr. NC GrsrI Bank i; Wilmington Rnir"nd
stsr ko,sp-S0 Reading HnilTosd 3. 20 Wilmington
y io.d r"t -" - nS.s no q" 'e ~ S.tITa sank
"a Man and Mechan,c>' Rank az, $ Cnmmcrcini
ilxia $1,000 Sine Eve ~. Sio.NV d. do 75 30 New
s.s Ecn,ncST EonIs ioli loo W,uon n,,,In M c
II ~
saS so State 8 2s and int 70 1000 do"
Wv a. F ~ H ,, an s s -, snare, reun'CNn
sGo Reading Ero Bonds p
MP - :" ot"rSu ,sI 'A'S ytt7hoon-
Jsa Carver, Pend.,om Mon,ev,deo brcs Vi"lst' Now
hea n, inaleS " r. tT tan , hm,.o" L.Te, Wn.h-
tSSH Halifax NJ: Ellen Bc,n Wiimins TN. q: ,.t,,.
E sa'se g:n2a S,'S %,s % D. eHlnon
Ssy. Stubs. Fail Rvet; Achrni -. nuea>, BRISTOL H.
,s Fsmnsn rr,o:,h n .ss nre He~poFi r IL.
Zee; Ezabe'h. Doc, New York barge, Comet. New
1-,d-Rrc Charlotte. I,,tl.,obn. : div. from ro.,o,
l,,OS.l Rnsl'ns We>tcol, days from rhmond; New
l 's' '"'' -''''' o'soS' '"'' nom ffo'
I,ahsf-TheTmomeieI 81 IN the shade Wind s. s. W.
-
lsior from tn HARRISON Dlstrc, and for many
Lsa leading Van Burenie III that region. has in
I5ir,.ss 10 the public avnwed his opno,i,iou IN
l,,nd D4lrs and mis- determination 10 vote fpr
/, sir. Van Hurrn was li- fiest choic- but that
tAeman having be-. n cnentrd out 0i his nnn.ina-
lby Intrigue and management, and nv Delegates
te,ing the insiruc''ns o. ther constituents, Mr..
Ibu taxes his SECOND cheicr-flenry Cav
Ee nui- this as II sign "i the ,r"d-n,y Of popular
bns in the northwest part of the Srate-a region
tggS interested in II stable system of p,olection 70
ic.sc Industry. We shall not ie sururise. 10
EAr real hofv Of The people uf that reoiun fol-
lhe lea Of Mr.. Sniua. IRichm,ud Wing.
I-Y Mr. Srephers M Ga. in his Speech on SAT
~, reCerr,,o IN ,ho ,r,o,.,'c. ub;.l, mr.,
:, como c,a,;e,s IN rel .,;op ~ rho T.,,F
lfa IN N"'e qua''e's III 'e'''o'i 10 INC arm
a'e s'oss .i's'ep ''.",I'''' wiz" ,'''u o'' i"
lsgis back woodsmap. who. bcipy ON, .,nu,ino
Ia,v and meyer having seen ar heard ot -
i,m car. auproacbed the railroad in The nine
Ids and saw Car approaching. Horror.
I,ck he TOOK to his heels and ran some two
les to the nearest house. when, being asked
II was the matter. replied. terror Denoted on
nv fe4turc-Hc did not know. unless the abom.
lie Tariff had broke loose! rich. Wing.
l. ---
IsRREcrioS.-lhe Cincinnati papers have made
Iral Measurements relative to the diiiicnlty
Is Hopkins and John b. Clay, son Of Hon.
IHy Clay. Nr. Hopkins, 1t Is true, vi>iied-
T. henry LAY al ashland ana was M, mos, e cour
Esy ana hosP.apiy en'el'aineu pt r'i ~ anu
sy ,ts-s pu = t ,bo ,onns ", Aer ,fs
E,;nment raIl at ~ Ashland hIr. HopNins and vonnr
IClay went 10 Mr.. Hopkins hotel in Lexing
and there the difficulty, whatever it was oc-
rsd., We deem II proper that this correction
tsld De made particularly as me Locofoco I @ pa
nn,"cis j. ;nT u" 10 mae no;tical csoi.
la, OF the false assertion thu. insult WAS Of.
Inrooi.
I statement is correct Mr.. Hopkins is author
Fsrit. .---l Louisville Jour-
| Dsruep,ycE IN WErnERsr1ELp STATE
1ioy.-Wc learn that Mr. Norton, an Overscer
Eais prison, was violently assaulted by con.
laon Saturday. He had received several SC.
a, blows upon the head, from club, when he
|msaved by the interposition of another convict
lmfor this act we trust will meet the consitcr-
pa of the Legislature. The convict who com
nd the assault, is u desperate fellow. Tic at
saed TO kill the constable, when arrested 10!
crime for which he is now confined.
| Hartford Journal.
| ,,u A.,
| IHE CRoPS-IHE SEASON. ic warm "tau'ei
|t the genial rains of the last week bring OF
lysa,ion most beautifully. Com Is not very for
Iai. but looks healthy. Grass Is stout, anf
IL, III, ,.ra,kahlv well. Fruit also promises
llSaS.I,, Tic f,os;s nc Nav did not nip il Sc
c., e,,,nnsoJ Tn tho val