New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
Affairs in philadelphia.


From the Chronicle of yesterday morning
Ever since the commencement OF Daileys trial,
for the murder of Hamnitt, the Criminal Court has
been beset BY crowd Of persons who, having spent
day after day in lettering about the doors and WIN
dows discussing the merits OF The evidence, Inc
prisoners chances for convection or acqulltai,
the speeches of counsel and sundry topics con-
nec;ed with the business of the tribunal inside.
These gathering have been interspersed with sum
Client number OF small politicians and excitement
mongers 10 keep up the spirit OF ina thing, and so
TO annoy and interrupt the court and It's proceedings
with the clamor OF their disputes as TO render 1t ne
cessary send on; officers to Drive the clsputehs
10 greater distance.
In addition 10 this great deal OF excitement has
been go, up in different quarters by the circulation
Of absurd stories concerning the prisoner me jury,
&c. having no foundation whatever IN truth, but
calculated and inter ded to fan the embers o STRIFE
which we sincerely hope may never be revived j he
most alrocous piece OF viainy that We have as yet
heard Of in connection with this trial, however, was
exempifed Yesterday in the vicinity OF the Court
House and elsewhere, in the circulation of printed
copies of the following infamous production:
have 3r The Virgin say and holy religion: ne to
breach te peace during the ra 81 any ni our
nj nar 0 w if acaa hem and Thereby establish
the holy doctrines OF our church ana hs over @ ~ M
hs seus %na sS''""'' Fl ATRC
Bp. Philadelphia"
We need scarcely saw 10 our readers, that this
pretended card from Bishop Kenrick was lna"uiac-
ured by some base scoundrel. orperhaps by com
binalion Of such characters for The purpose oi IN
creasing public excitement, exaspsrallng the blno
passions of those who have heretofore been foremost
IN our riots, and eventually oil creating another DIS
urbance.
THE LATE TFxas NEws.-In addition TO what
we Yesterday furnished. we CLEAN the iouowlng
from the New Orleans Bulletin OF The 9Th. That
hi ht-t this VQl 81 M
but few papers. In those which we received The
,epor Of The approach Of Gen. Woll Is rot mem
toned The following paragraph, from the Wash
;ngton Vindicator, is all that we find touching the
threatened Mexican invasion:
Some few troops have been moved from the city
of Mexico towards our Southwestern frontier But
if their destination be The Rio Grandc, even, they
cannot arrive before October. AT the last advlces
which extended down TO near the middle OF July
Santa Ana had not succeeded in raising either mon
ev or men for the invasion OF Texas. He was trying
at that time to induce the Mexican Congress TO pro-
pose 10 take the required amount from Inc Clergy.
but Congress was afraid of the measure and wished
Santa Ana 10 make the proposition himself SO The
matter stood and more than probable Will stand I'M
III Congress- adjourna Touch the funds OF the
Church, and Santa Ana's power will not last one
month The above intelligence may be relied on
Ms the source from which we derive It's oil the hsh
est character"
Gen. Howard four lamented Minister had but re-
centiy arrived in lexas. The same paper which
brnss an accouu; OF his death contains also his d.
p!oma,ic address on presenting the credentials oil
his mission, together with the reply oil the Texan
Secretary OF State.
Of Commodore Moore, had closed, and we learn
verbally that verdict OF acquittal had been pro-
nounced.
ACCIDENT liz THE RIvER.-Between three ana
touroclock yesterday morning, as the steamer Hiooe
from New Haven, was abreast OF the Navy arc
she deserted boat full of men, just ahead, and nm
,nedatelv turned her rudder hard down, TO avoid H.
But in spite OF her endeavors, one OF the water
wheels struck the boat and capsized II, emptSine
into the water ali the persons on board, p!opaDiy II
III number.
II was a moment of fearful anxiety, net only TO
the immediate sufferers but 10 The persons on board
the steamer aud particularly TO her officers anu crew.
who made every effort to recover The persons III me
water. and finally succeeded in rescuing tilrteen.
The capsized boat proved 10 be launch from one
of the Mexican steamers lying at the Navy arc,
and was crossing over 10 thus CITY WIN parry VI
Italian musicians who had oeehPeioiuihs on oo0'u
the Mexican vessel.
An the musicians were saved, and il is believed
ALI the seamen except one, who is missing, and Is
supposed TO be drowned.
One was taken out Of the water wheel OF the
Globe TO which he had chung, and been raised INTO
tie wheel as it rcvolved. Jour ooih'
FArA1 AccIDENT.-O On Tuesday afternoon, as
some workmen eilig timber on the hue oil the
Railroad near Port Carbon, Pa. Hugh Bresian one
of the hands, was crushed by heavy tree III lis de-
cent. He became confused and frightened by The
lake care" and endeavoripg 10 escape, bhndiy
rusbed under the tree, and was almost instantly
killed.
M.Ry1.sp ToBAcCo.-L, ford's Journal OF Sa-
mydoy saws. in reference 10 the coming crop OF Ma
Wand Tobacco that all accounts agree IN pro-
nouncng it, from present appearances, tue largest
and Of rs good quality in general, the State has
ever produced. Some portion OF Ns already housed
SuppEN DE.1H.-The Rev. James Blake howe
Rector of the Episcopal Church in Ciaremont, New
Hampshitc, died in this city very suddenly TINS
morning He was on his way TO Indiana, and MAD
procured his ticket and taken his seat IN The Tram
ears for the West this morning. just before the
cars started he was seized with IN apopetic nj ana
c.n;red almost instan,aneousiy. He lodged at The
Mas;on Hopse last evening and left there this
,n;ns immediately after breakfast, IN apparently
narf.cr health. He seemed TO be between 60 and
S', s,rs old. The CoroDers jury returned yer-
,l;ci ri deo,h by the visitation oil Hod.
aic' Oh oo"u' " lAlbany Eve Jour- II.
T,yo MEN Dsowsrp.-Absut II o'clock on
S,,dsy n;,h, some half dozen OF sailors, who
ouuuay sSs somerbai inebrated, commenced
brsy nm the staein. between the ships Republic
ca, Jackson. and the Mary kiDgsiand, Cap'.
Ware both living opposite the Mint. In Inc scnHle
which ensued William Wilson, one oil Inc sa,i1's
oC rhe ship Republic and Il runner 10 one % VI.
ss;lors' boarding houses, whose name we eio h','
learn. fell into the river and were oolh ufo""e''
Their bodies have not yet been iounc. mt
Ae" Do'0 IN. o. Picayune 10Th.
pr 70 ST. Joys. P. R.-Official notice has