New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The New ork Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept c0-6 p

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s0-6 Z. NJ.
COURT OF SEssloNs-kIoT CAsEs,-ihomas
WALL charged with rot tried yesterday and acquitted
Isaac Hare. j. charged with murder. shooting IRISH
ard and plead Not Gully lie is HboId young man '
VIVA b. Reed. Esq counsel fer And,ew NJ Clean char ged
bnnce, desired to know what dsposon be made with
prisoner demanded ms 'rul. The Court will reply
day: ,.n
against Solomon Vcke. who escaped from the New York
City PRISON few days since. The bill presented against
Southwark with ball. &c ignored by the Jury. and Black
was discharged ffom all participation IN the affair
new OF mas Gansey. convicted Of at
St Augusnes 'hutch and reasons were accordingly filed.
be utterly unworthy of belief.
Edward Sherry. cha,gsd with throwing brckbu,s at the
Kensnzton meeting III May last was red yesteony utter
the Jury returning INTO Cour, tins morning with yer
ihonas Mullen was then placed upon tral charged with
like offence OF Sherry. and the testimony being all one sided
against bm-he Jury convicted him without leaving the box
OUTRAGE-Dur!ng large meeting oil the Native
American pm'y las, evernS. IN The Northern Liberties. two
rce passage through the crowd with two onehorse veh
ffy were nny arrested and held 10 bail Two OF three per-
LIBEL SuITs.-Wm. +. Burton, of the Arch
Street Theatre. has prosecuted the propretor Of the Daily
Chronicle aud Evening Mercury for libel and Edmund S
Conner actor ut the above establishment has commenced
civil laying damages nj 5000 against the proprstors
oftte Chronicle Nlcssrs. Alexander and Scott,
MYSTERIOUS FiKE-At about o'clock this NOR
ola small alley IN Eighth street below Chestnut. The upper part
which occupied the Armory OF the Iberna reens
G d'S SS seS, @ md The aS S be1s '
"n e ; n N Name s,c The adjoining building N the
occupied by ShcemakeI Cv. piano forte nnnuinc.
Boa,ke, No 2O7 Chestnut street An exnloon to.k pnce
dnrnE The fc which blew of portion Of the ROOF. nnd IN
ured the adjoining buildings. II snd the Greens had
quantity Of powder IN their Amcry Total loss, $1,000 In
mTance $500.
BuKGLARY.-The dwelling of Mr.. Wilcox, few
nile entered Inst night of
The SI1FEREEs.-The sum of SlOSOO has been
differed in the Southwark riots.
STocRs.-A miserable business was done in
S 6py Fries Tema" nsa'red and no feeling r'
Frat Board-ZSN Grard Bank M s34 State IS. 49,
o Merchants Il Manufacturers Bank, Plltsburc 46 StCO
Tennessee Bonds 81 50 S,quchanua Canal. u sloO0 Lehsh
AS,'snss can b. ,,f o. " n g. s,oq 10 -, -
1 $50 old G94; 80 GaId Bank. ll7s 20 Schuvlk Ma
,saion b. 3z: ss00 Reading Rd BIDS IL. u Farmers
TREMENDOUS GALE Ar APALAcHICoLA, FLo-
hDA.-A tremendous gale occurred al Apalachlco-
Ia, Florida, on the Oh inst, accompanied by great
loSs OF property. An extra from the Othce OF the
Commercial Advertiser, furnishes us with the par
nculars, giving li-t of about thirty houses that
were unro0ied or lost their upper STORIES others
were entirely demolished. Shantees, stables, out
houses, fences and trees, iii innumerable quantities
were seen flying about i'll every direction Fortunate
no'Hes were LOST, ana very ht,Ie bodily INJURY
sustained, though several had very narrow escapes.
me loss is estimated at about S2O,Ct0.
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PRETTY Goop.-The keyeie tells a very good
aneecoie OF Cupt Alexander Scott long and we'll
Aaown as having been Que of the most sigilant ott-
SeE ever on the Western waters. At night, scys
Me Revele, his favorite look out on the cap
Nsi, night opposite the irrnaces. One night, after
N'efe io he fell into doze upon his seat, during
shich some wags cautiously aud silently TUNED The
Npsan Til the sleeper. face was opposite the boil
Hs. when, an alarm being given and the furnace
ofs thrown opcn suddenly, The Captain started up,
sas met by the fash, aud erred out in voice oi
suuder-'' Back her. back her by tho Lord, a
& even. boiler boat right into u.s.
I ExHIBITioN.-Thenteresting exhibition ofwax
A5ures, representing the Trial of the Saviour, is
low open 10 the public at the large Hall over
Veleman's Bookstore in Broadway.
FRA FIRE byoke oui in Paterson n. J. about
o'clock on Friday morning in the machine shop OF
9s Union Wsrks, and before it was extinguished,
0es'toyed some valuable patterns belonging TO that
Establishment, in the lower part OF the mill The
reond and third stories were occupied by General
o0dSln cotton MILL the machinery Of which
+ rs entirely DESTROYED. We understand that the
unaon Works were insured. We much regretto add
%SC. V. w. Post and another person were much
~i ~ GO by the breaking of ladder.
d. The Newark Advertiser OF last evening states
I ss'he Factory was entirely destroyed nothing
sss,ss walls being left standing. Loss 100000 10
isE WOODEN FACTORY Boy.--In his carly boy
~ WILLARD FILLMORE was apprenticed to a
sn men Manufacturer, in Cayuga County! He
Iissed one year Of his time, taught school, and,
s isn nnadcd efforts, acquired the knowledge
t,sa mas enabled him to earn for himself the
Ess@. Statesman, and which will have led to
3d., "sssSon to the high office of Governor Of the
/ dw. VI u NeS. York How true was the remark
s;is,'. .0kANGEa the other evening, that the only
hi.iIscy IN this country is the aris'ocracy of
'' and virtue. Rochester Dem.
hsee &c Ggndenand the Eccsleobon or Egghaching Ex-
has been literally and inshonaby patron
stass lnfnet 10 be Continued during portion o..
a.c We ndvle ell who take any interest IN tbs I'M
N ~ 70 pay pn early visit. The production oil life
n 7of ap,ner .eleniifc practical point OF view. /,