New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

FIRST Ward. Barnes, the VIII Unstable, Is elected
J., rhe Second and Fourth the l.aco-Focos have sue
r%eded The Native Americans polled IL the Second
Ward l98 votes, and IN the Fourth 10
IN Southwark, several OF the regularly nominated
Foo candiduIes are defeated, the keioraeTs,
lr,T,nse4 of Independent IocoS and Wings, suc-
c.aJnr. This stronghold Of srick-to-regGia nom.
,,af;ons' ! Dlrging itself OF l-oco-Focosm.
In south Penn 7'0,cnship, the Locos have PIE
y4tilcd BY small eote
In Ortord Yorasllip, the Wings have chosen eIl
.ii.eir officers. -iYiug the locoS one inspector;
II L0trlr Dubltn, the Wings nave etee'e'. we
school Directors, and the Locos Judge, inspectors
'' n the other Districts there is but Iite change
The news from other sections OF the County OF
Pbiadelphia and State, Is OF the most grauiSlhs
character. and from appearances there Is e'
reason 10 hope that the tramerS OF the celebrated
Sscrst Cirrnlar will have tailed III securing the
:. vantage ground so much desired hy them
D1sGR ,ct.FIrL-A most shameful h-tlt tooh place
al the New-Nlarket Ward poll about ii c!ocN on
Friday night Several OF the Native American ca'-
dllates, all OF whom were Locos, TOOK a pfotniheh.
part and received severe beating. l lie organ va
/ the fracas was the abuse heuped upon the naiufI-
lied citizens by those who al tunes profess ttc
strongest attachment The feeling exhibited on TINS
! occasion was OF bitter and yiruleut character.
AT the First Ward poll. Southwark serious at
fair was threatened in consequence OF gross out
rage committed upon Thomas Byrne, the Constable
OF the Ward. BY man named Calhoun, whose lite
would have probably been jeopardized had not the
spectators nterfered. Byrne yesterday prosecuted
Calhoun.
The SABBArH.-Nearly all the public bar-rooms
and saloons are sgan closed to-day Is
becoming quite decent cty on the Sabbath Gay W
had no among the Frsmsn for h-s@ {" SunGaS past
TYLER GATHERlNG,-lhe trends o! the resi-
dn-spd they are quit scarce IN this qulGrer-me az h&S
American House on Friday evening and approved 81 the N
ctv series of us0ms resolutions were adopted ana Nv
~ three speeches made X unanimously eComihthusd
at Mr. Tyler banomnacd The Presidential inidite oil The
| Loco Foco party for l6It r..
FREsHET.-The rain, which has been descending
since Thursday evening, h., caused quite heavy Ia
the Delaware aad ylkll rivers As YET, hear OF no ST.
hons den7-e being done ~
,b+ arorovsd in the steam engine shopof >ir. edward,
IN 8,h street above Market had his ann dreadu'ly 'ciuT'd
consequence Of being cauEht IN he machinery '''
was Yesterday amputa,ed II the fiosiita
SToCK Substitute large business was dohe
in State Fve Saturday upwards OF S25G0O selling b.
Gst and 6b Ia smalt 500. taken
at 65 which decline of 1t om Friday. Unless our state
wealth i'll become utterly worthless Wilmiueion Railroad
shares were request selling as hgh as ~ an advance
of ne ceu Over SEQ shares were sold Wilmington 5
oiso moIoyeJ and It Reading RalIoad was rm at q -
sales al the Second Boatd-Sv0 wilmington bs lSoI u
81 400 do do 1855 so! S3o3 49, Sat 6s 7Cf Al shS pega
W. 6sI 40 shs Wilmington Railroad u 100 do Iriio
| Bank Il 81 900 Lehish Mortgage Losn t2:.
There Is no ch suge Relief or County DanS y 'otes.-
But little doinS III Exchanges