The New York herald., 1845-09-25
PHILADELPHIA, Sent, ~, lS45

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a, lS45.
Change of Weather-Politicians, Wing, Native and Demo
cratic Meetings gs-Mhtory Meeting and Reintsrnent Of
Captain De Lutzen-Horticultural Exhibition Murder
T,iai-Soeks, &c.
write to-dayi under the influence of cold, cloudy
sky, and every indication of northeast storm. The
whig meeting last night in the Northern Districts
large and Josiah Randall Joseph r. Chand
ler and E. Joy Norris Esqs spoke the OCCASION and
were sufficiently positive Of their denuncations Of
veism in all its phases but the knowing ofthe
party shrugged their shoulders and tipped each other the
wink understand that Dudley selden did not make
his appearance The natives had a meeting in
Southwark at the tme and speeches made by
Levin and others The attendance slim and the in
dications that the faction has dwindled down
nothing, The desertons from their ranks have
been numerous, and do not believe they will be able
to carry any thing at the coming election. They GER
tainly cannot of themselves and doubt whether the
alition with the wings will avail them Unless there is
general assent of the whig party to the arrangement
they can do nothing and it remains to be whether
that will be given democratic meeting for the
Northern Districts will be held tomorrow evening.
The military meeting last night resulted in determ
nation to re,inter Capt r. de Lutzen with the
nies Of the Catholic Church and the honors Of war
hsrs Tss ne annual sxhbon Of the fsnnsyvana Hortcu
tural Society commenced to-day at the Philadelphia
Museum, Chinese saloon. II bids fair to be splendid
and interesting affair though all the arrangements will
not be completed till tomorrow The premiums are
awarded to-day.
The Court OF Quarter Sessions to-day commenced the
trial of fNlulholand and Regan, two lrshmen, who
charged with the murder of John Burns. The affair
took place about two months ago. at the Of Broad
and South streets, Moyamensing, when the deceased
shot by person who discharged pistol out OF the
cellar door Of the house at party OF men who had at
tackled the house after having chased the defendants into
il, in a which sprung from religious discussion
does not appear that Burns took part in the rot
but was accidentally killed while coming up to inquire
the meaning OF the riot Ii was about midngnt When tnc
thing occurred The panel ofurors were exnansiea m
the morning and the court ordered tales reurnabe In
The state of the stock market to-day exhibits no
cbanoe from Yesterday Sales were active and prices
ranoed about the same Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
q on.nod at 7ol and closed at 793 being advance
s,a lives opened a. and closed at 76b Wilmington
pIrood opened IL and closed at l6i Reading Rail-
road Bonds fell off about from the last quotations.
sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia.
FRsr BOARD Sept. 2-l50 shs Wilmington II; 100 do
l6l $500 State IS 81; 1000 Texas notes 30l Mechs
Blk a6 do 2st; $1,000 SIS SO l04 $4,000 State 77f
Phl'a Blk ll2 900 Girard 81; $400 Schuylk Nav, 5o
64 $1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware BIDS 79s Northern
Liberty Gas 22t.
BrrwrES BoARps-s2oo S Bank notes 7Is; 100 shs
Vicksburg Blk 81.
SECOND BoARp-s3ooo State 5s III; 5000 do, BIO ds,
~; so2s do rs 10000 do 77 5000 do, so6ds 1000
Reading RR BIDS 65S 5000 Wilmington Loan os, 90
65 500 do shares, 5ds, IL; 800 do l6t; 400 40 le
AFTER BoARp.-$l0000 State 5s, as Iosi ooVV 90,
5ds, 76t 1000 Ches Del Canal losn DDS 1st 800 WI
mington RR 6s '5s 65; so do shares loi
MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED PERsoNs-Ihe
Hon George Bancroft, Secretary oi the Navy; Com
modore Warrington Commodore Shubrick and Wlnam
Coll;ns Eso First Auditor OF the Treasury and Gen
r. Jones u 3 A. lady and son also, Francis Warning
Virginia and lady and f. J. Craand, vics.Consul, have
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