New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
pIrrr .Drrpttr. Nov IL

PHILADELPHIA Nov. ll--P.M
The weather is now clear and pleasant ever
way favorable TO outdoor transactions, and glad
learn there ia considerable animation prevailing in
mercal matters. The Flour market is very firm tie
sales reaching yesterday and To day 5000 Dbl.
So rs for ordinary and s. s7t for good and selected
brands Rye Flour is scarce, and in demand al 81 %
81 37t-prces having advanced 37t cents per barrel
Corn Meal has also gone up, and Pennsylvania sells q,
50 %. In Wheat good demand exists, about 49,
bushels Pennsylvania reds selling 81 ~ a | 90
Corn is also wanted at 81 cents for old yellow and Penn
syvana flats and 90 cents for round. Southern Oats
command 40 cents.
Gov. Skunk, accompanied by Hon. Jesse r. MI.
Ter Secretary of the Commonwealth arrived in the c!
last evening, and they are now ut toe Merchants Hoe
Their visit this particular period when the Bonds d
the State rapidly declining in value may have Is
vorabe influence; and is said-with what truth know
not-thRt the public mind will be at rest 80 far
CARDS the condition Of The Treasury and the ability
State to pay the February interest, by official state
ment during their present visit. | know Mr. Secretary
Miller hes expressed hmsel! to the effect that The i1u
could BE- paid IN full but of the sentiments OF the Gov
ernor am not apprised. However, all hope for the best
While upon this subject. regret see vioen, at.
tack upon the Secretary of the Commonwealth in ihJ
mornings SPiri. Of The Tmes-itis ill.,imed.
The case of the Bank of Kentucky against the
Schuylkill Bank is still before the Court Of Common
Pleas.
The long contested case of the rival Churches
Catholic and Prcsbytcran-is now in the hands Of ID.
Jury Judge Jones having delivered long and eabers
charge, exhibiting considerable legal talent. 1t bore
strongly in favor Of the plaintiff Bishop kenrck of ts
Catholic Church
A young girl, named Rachel Peters aged abOc!
l9 years, residing in John.st near Poplar COMMITTED
suicide yesterday afternoon by taking arsenic. Car:e
disappointed love
Yesterday and to-day, near thirty persons wes
charged before Mayor Swift with drunken and disods
ly conduct What melancholy fact
A sad accident occurred in the marketho *
evening near sth.st A small boy who was runningr
the stalls az is frequently the case fell and was cal
in the cheek by OF the hooks used for hanging H.
upon. He hung for moment or two, when he wa.T
leased and conveyed home. His life is dcspaired Of
The Convention of the friends for promoting u
abolition Of Capital Punishment met this morning ia
large Saloon OF the Philadelphia Muecun The agz.
ance was large and highly respectable This eyera
some Interesting and eloquent addresses are expecv
The America Society, organized at New.York in W.
last, will hold It's first Annual Meeting tomorrow ere
ing when Hon. George NJ. Dallas will preside Tt
whole proceedings will be full Of interest to the OPP
nent9 OF the sa!ows, more properly speaking iga
murder.
a student in one OF our medical Universities b.
been held TO bail for drawing n concealed weapon ups
aperson in an oyster celsr The practice ia entreym
common here and should be frowned down.
A young lady of high responsibility, residing
few miles from the city las lately had cancer extracted
from her breast, Tie effect Of tight GciR9 She Is about
30 years OF age and has been long addicted 10 the oes
Of this life. She has suffered most acutely