New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF Inc :lOune-

PHILADELPHIA. Nov Up. NJ
The ELEcTIoNs-1he greatest excitement pre-
walls in this city, each party claiming the triumph OF
its candidates. The Loco-Focos are in great gee,
and fred number of salutes last evening. Upon
the arrival of the boat this afternoon at o'clock,
from New York, thousands of people crowded Dock
stceet, Walnut street wharf, aud the various news
paper offices, shouting at The top of their lungs for
their favore candidates. The news, by the friends
of MIR. Clay, is viewed in the most favorable light,
and the State Of New-York ID looked upon, in the
present state OF affairs having cast her vote for
him. which Heaven grant.
NATIVE ENoMisArIoss The Natire Aaericon'
newspaper of TINS civ. has hosted the name OF Gen.
| WINFIELD SCOTT, for President and John Nc
Lean for Vice President of The United Ststes the
most suitable persons be supported by The party
in l348. This il taking the field III time 10 do battle
| Court OF SEssioss.-The Jury, in the case OF
John ucReown, tried yesterday for arson, in SET
ting fre 10 The parsonage-house belonging 10 ST
| Michael's Church, Kensingrop, during the nots,
| rendered verdict last evening of Not Guilty."
without leaving the box. fhe principal wit
ness against the accused was an Irishman named
| McMuiIin, whose testimony was impeached by a
number of respectable Witnesses. McNullin,
learn, will be tried for perjury.
| Parick Mauay, tried for not in Rensington in
May iasr has been found guilty.
SUicIDE.-Helen NJ. Coonnell, o widow lady,
aged about so years, residing in Prime street near
5In, committed suicide on Friday week by taking
poison and was not discovered until yesterday, shs
having fastened herselfin in her room. When found,
me body was n perfect state OF dccomposition-
The deceased was teacher Of music, and has
step daughter residing in the City of New York.
RssPlTED-Samuel Z-pphon, the colored man
whose execution was 10 nave taken place to-InoT-
row friday has been respted by the Governor un-
Ill the third day OF January next.
The RIoTs-Two verdlcts have been rendered
in the District Court of Philadelphia for damages
for the destruction ofproperty in Kensington during
The riots. The amounts are small, but there are
many Of like character TO be tried.
STocKs.-Ths market to-day has displayed an
upward tendency, State 81 having advanced a over
Yesterdays quotations. Girard Bank has also gone
up, and the favorable news from New York this af
teInoon will have q strong bearing upon the sales
Tomorrow.
FIRST Board-l5 Girard Bank H. 200 Wilmington R. "a, 100
s Bana Ba K @ @ % hdat do DO d.
70: 100 Wilmington X. 6, '55, S. ,,,, 49,
s sefsa g,ate g. is new aaSuas, s $50 do DID, 6
ss5 T. s s. ss iosiz 20 n Bank, Kentucky, & sl1s
SHIP SEwsE4l P. M.-Cleared This afternoon
Brig, YIN Pitt Baker, Boston, Home, , Howes, do: Balt
Leighton. do John Randolph, Mershon, Albany; Ho
ver Callahan, do: T Hatfield, Inserso New Haven; Eu
nice Rose Games. Hartford J p Lohand, Clark, Prov
dence ~ W Caldwell, Brndbury Alexandria Barge Comet
4rrired-Bns Pearl Harding, days from Boston schr
Il Erickson, Smith, rom Fall River Spartan, Rogers,
Haven barge Delaware, Cresse, om New York;
IIonsides, MORRISON from New York.