New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
Things I'm Philadelphia.
r, Ja,co of IN, N.rynrk Tribnne
correspondence uI TIC NeW-IUIA IIIUuIIe'
n,,rr Mr. nrr. Mnrch DIP

PHILADELPHIA, March 23-P. NJ
OF the election Friday last for Aldermen, Assessors
INSPECTORS of the General Election ard Consabes of the
ferent Wards and Districts OF the City and County OF
Philadelphia, hardly know what TO say In the City
proper, the Wigs obtained handsome victory ecct's
Zen Aldermen while the Natives have three and the Loco
Focos two.
In Moyamensrg the whgs have succeeded In the Third
the Loco in the First and Second and The Natives In
The Fourth Ward.
In Spring Garden the Natives have the lst and ih and
the Loco Focos the I'd and 30 Wards.
In the Northern Liberties the Wings and Natives have
succeeded the Second and Fourth Wards the ocoFocns
in the First, Third, Fifth and Sixth Werds. and the Natives
iectcd their Alderman in the Ih Ward the strongest hold
of Loco Focosm in this District,
In Passyunk, the Native have succeeded
In West Philadelphia, Wing and Native.
Roxborough Unincorportes " L.. and Bristol Township,
the Locos prevail.
In Germantown the Wings and Natives have the Lower
while the Locos have the Upper Ward.
In Eingsessing, there is mixture OF all parties
In Blockcy, the Natives are In the majority In Norh
Penn, do.
In the other Townships, there appears 10 have been
prev mixture OF candidates chosen so as to render the
general result some hat difficult TO solve.
During the evening of the election there was number
of discracef scenes enacted At the Third Ward poll
Southwark Of Col Lemuel Paynter received severe
If not mortal stab In the abdomen, by knife In The hahds
Of some unknown assassin. In this Ward the conduct OF
the friends Of the LocoFoco candidates for Alderman ana
Constable infamous. Third ward. Soutl"ark'
mas ever hsen for its strong adhesion TO
coism but it has at length been finally over'rown
In the First Ward 3foyamensng respectable member
OF the Philadelphia Bar, staunch Whg WAS unGerciiy
attacked and by gang OF ruttans about O'Clock
sn Saturday morning. At the Ssw-1lsrket "ard poh'
several d>gracef fights occurred In Third ward Spring
Garden frequent brols took place. and number oil serious
injuries were received BY the conflicting parties 1t Is SAID
in this Ward many illegal votes were pollcd.
Abont o'clock Saturday morning destructive hre
Lroke out In large aud extensive three story brick
warehouse of Messs Lea Bunker Co flour factors and
commission mel chants Ses 49, lIJ and li7 Water-st
hoyy Spruce IT commenced in the lower story and soon
spread with such rapdty that the whole interior OF the
hudinr was In flames upon The arrival Of the remen
utterly deyins all efforts to eItingulsh it. The edhce was
entirely destroyed together with about GOO barrels hour
1000 barrels corn NEAL 1900 bushels of wheat quantity
o. clover seed, &c.
The rickpockcts here I. seems, not Idle. Between
the hours of II and O'clock yesterday morning. stranger
from Kentncky-here u purchase goods-pam Visit 10
the fire. aud robbed OF over Slooo consisting o su
notes of the Bank North America, S2OO OF the Sechii
Ics Rank and S23 OF Kentucky B1nk notes. reward oil
5000 offered for tie recovery Of The money anu 10 es
lions asked. ,....
Ohio was found dead IL his bed The T. States Hotel OH
Friday, having expired in a convuisvc TT
The sum OF 5000 oO0 the support OF Common Schools
s contained In the General Appropriation bill mas passee
Tho House of Representatives by vote OF 81 70 "A
The charge of fare from this city 10 Baltimore by inc
wlI,n n.ton Railroad line commences tonorro" By me
/
New Castle ard Freuchown Railroad, 81 Passengers
leaving New York by the o'clock rain VIII no. pc
detained in this city, but proceed directly SOUTH upon
he arrival Of the line about II r N This al linpof
tant and satisfactory change TO travellers c.,
sTor6,-1he sock market on Saturday was OF lHfina,
ting cha meter with sale, to larger sno,it OF as s.
GsrI Bank Wilmington and Reading Raicai slaie' 80
IS opened ard closed al Isl. Seci,ae Q. if" Raasi
Ssss asasnE EsbaSs sa,lf9&a fs4i
Wimnsnn Railroad Bonds ls5S. l:IeIa' I'ea'u' ''''
= First Wilmington Rsir9ad y;Iaps n W. VIZ
81 DO 81 AZ: 10 New OfennI Gas g sHY stalE I: 10
IS Sc6nysi Nav; atm; I $500 Tea, tfsasaT an 70 N9Ts'
SAFE. BsnS6 penn. Bank s54 9ti 5.Lr,d - Lea.sh
CT tls l3I 5000 Reading Railroad BoGs D. a c.. d.
eoad &C. Leish IS; isii -; "a 10 i5O d. 5 IS ia
v,,,rr, ,.ly, u. iimingtou Rd 2t ~ 10 ~ <'s
~ w ,ij 20 DO cash 2I: $3.50 Che. Del anal Loan 60 o..
II ehnykill N.vis4tion 3O 5000 Wiirnirs'oe Rg s. s.
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rbSy P5l Ioi % Louisville Bk 70; Lei:h Coal 90
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