New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

H. VI.
From HARRISBURG The number of pardons
granted BY Gov Porter during his six OF adistra
ton numbers SOL.
The bill providing the resumption Of the Beaver Di-
vision has been indefinitely postponed in the Senate.
Petitions from the citizens OF Northern Pennsylvania
protesting against allowing the Newfoih and Erie Rail
rad Company TO construct their road through portion
their territory, have been presented.
The Senate have passed resolution 10 adjourn the
18th of March.
The Attorney General has been authorized to bring suit
against the late Clerk OF the House for funds due the State
| By him.
Join; resolutions in distributing the proceeds
sales OF the Public Lands among the several States this
Union, IN proportion TO their representation have been
introduced iato the House. and made tie order Of to-day
bill 10 protect married women their property has
been reported by the Judiciary Committee, and will
doubt pass both houses.
| GIRARp BASE-Mr Smith, of B.rks, from the Com
miitee on Banks reported the bill 10 reduce the Capital
stock Of the Grard Bank accompanied BY adverse
port.
and 800 cclored citizens, asking for alteration in the
Constitution OF the State, allow the latter the right
suffrage,
a CHURCH or FIRE.-Last evening the Firs,
German Reformed Church Germantown took Ire acei
ientay, and, bat for the timely aid OF several persons
would have been destroyed
TIE WEATHER.-The ice and snow are now
last disappearing from our streets and sidewalks. The
weather to-day Is mid and pleasant.
DEATHS during the week ending ON Saturday.
we've from Consumption Fory;ive adults, sixty
children.
IMPORTANT MEMoRIAL-The Native Amer.
CANS Of the City aud County Philadelphia are about me-
moriazns the Legislature upon the subject OF RenssIr-
ION Riots, aud asking the appointment Of Committee 10
investigate and report upon the same
SrocSS.-Ihe Transactions to-day were large and
Prices generally show advance from Saturdays QUOTA
TONS with the exception OF Girrd Bank shares most
wrr;che freg In the market. Tlventy-iogr hundred and
Twenty-Five shares were sold IT the Board. opening "A
and closing II with sales 4, which s decline OF
There no ho Of relief from Harrisburg This instii-
tion. and indeed merits State the amount q;
$4,000 sold II 49, Reading Railroad Bonds and shares
were lFIn At last quotations, Sc ani 23s Wilmington,
bonds ties) and shares improved Norther Bank u
kentucky 1.
fLH Boa-a-S5o9 Wilmington Railroad ees 1885, - ;
100 shares Farmers and Meehan;cs Bank IL $50 VII
rinSton Railroad 2ls lo0do 2li 200 do 2l, 1925 Gil
rard .nk. rariccs ways "a 80 do q; $4,000 BE .d
Railroad Bonds co. $4,000 State various WAYS T3l
80 co 6i!; 5a5 State 6es 7a $500 al; Feunsylva-
MA Bank ze5. Bank OF Commerce 10; Northern Bk
Of Kentucky s6; 10 SchuylkH Navigation 2TI 100 VII
lnipg;on Railroad II.
SeocHd Eay,i-359 Girard Bank various ways ~ 800
40 40 az 80 Reading Railroad 81; 5000 Ing Railroad
ioFds 3 s. W. &C; - Wilmington Railroad 5d q! Is
scIayti Navigation 2T; $500 State S. Sds T3,; $1,000
81. - -
sur E.ws-tt J.. M--osearei this afterncHu.-Eris
Aniafss, iia!es,, E.siDn.
Nc arrivals. River i'l; Of fastinS lee.