The New York herald., 1845-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, ls45
The weather for the last few day has been delightful
and the fact tells with great force upon the business OF
city. Every body to be deeply engaged in
their respective avocatons, merchandise is being packed
up fr transportation west mechanics to he fully
employed, and almost every face business like
and contened aspect.
The Wing city and county conference, nominated
their candidates for the State House yesterday
stronger ticket never was put the course and
affords idea of the wisdom, and extraordinary
gy put forth by the Wing party, in retrieving their DIS
aster Of lSli The following the candidates Coun-
ty Treasurer Penrose ASH of Southwark, one of the
popular and urbane gentlemen in the county Pro-
honotay of the District Court, Edward C. Dale Of the
1 city proper of old Commodore Dale. and
whose gentlemanly department, and kind and oblgng
disposition has made him immensely popular. Both
these gentlemen are the present incumbens they being
offices. Coroner, David Rutter, NJ d of Southwark,
physician Of high standing, and one will poll more
COULD have Register Of Wits Robert
Conrad OF this city. The tame Of Judge Conrad
needs no commentator from The tragedy Of Jack
Cade, which displays the hstrionic powers OF Forrest
such advantage. is familiar the citizens both Of New
York and Philadelphia. As a he is amiable and
gentlemany and he commands the esteem and affection
by of Byberry township. gentleman OF acknowledged
respectabllty Clerk OF Quarter Sessions James Clark
Of o., Ksn;ng,on don't know him Clerk Of Orphans
y commanded two pieces OF artillery at the battle Of
ing: He is gentleman of high character, engaged in
agricultural pursuits, as also is Mr. Cowley Prothono-
tary of the Common Pleas, William +. Boone, of the
city formerly member OF the Legislature, and law
yer of character and standing County Commissioner,
don't know him. Auditor, Thomas w. Duhield, of Ok
ford township young lawyer belonging to an old and
respectable family OF Frankford himself popular whig
but he does not do much at his profession better
nation might have been made.
This is the ticket and place beside the hers that
have been formed, confirms me more and more in the
opinions have before expressed that will receive the
Native vote while the Wings will give support to the
Native legislative nominations.
sore Of fremen could not let the poll pass over
without indulgng in little Of their customary amuse
mens riot took place betw cen two rival companies
in the southern districts last night and this morning
still serious outbreak occurred in the city proper
between two OF the companies Of the northern
districts. In this latter melee the police were
driven off and officer Alexander Jackson beaten
and cut in the most shocking manner. The officers,
however returned to the charge with enforcement
and captured of the rioters who were taken be-
fore the Mayor and committed to answer, trans-
ferred to the dock Of Quarter Sessions where bills
sent up to the grand jury and were found against them
They will be tried on Monday, and in the mean time
committed in default of $4,000 bail Warrants
against all the other rioters and there will be great
work for days to and considerable consterna
The two theatres in operation the Arch and Chestnut,
doing excellent business Hsckett drrws well
Mr. and Mrs. Kean commence an engagement at Old
Drury on Monday next, and our play-gong people are
well and Will doubtless reap rich harvest
There was conside able activity at the sockboards to-
day. and sales heavier than for some time past
Prices however with the exception OF State SIS, Will
mngton Railroad and Grand Bank and Texas notes, re.
NAMED the at last quotations. These securities
advanc ed from to with decided upward tendency
Pennsy SIS reached 76k but receded again 76
which they closed firm the efforts made by the State
and the growing belief that Pennsy vana has
resumed permanently contributes to this resutan will
drive the stock par AL the sales reported for
vestment Texas notes improved on tho last quota
tons.
Sales OF Stocks nt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp, Sept l2.-4oo shs Girard Bank 81; 600
Wilmington I5i 900 do l5a $500 State IS 76t $1,000
do 10Y $1,000 Ches Del Canal Loan 7sA $1,000 Reading
Railroad 65 20 hs Mechanics Bank 2sa $4,000 State 90
tots $1,000 do 76i $500 do 76s so shs Reading Railroad
24i Phada Tren i06; $1,000 State SIS 76a
SECOND 600 State SIS 5ds 1896 5000 Reading
Railroad Bonds DIS 65; $4,000 Texas Notes l6 $4,000 do
10 l63 $1,000 do per cent Bonds 29 100 shs Whining
RR Bonds o l5s; 700 do do w l5i $50 10 do o5
DIS I53; l25 Reading Railroad 2l3 Phllada Trenton
lo63 900 u g. Bsnkbt; 200 Girard Bank ds 81; ~
schuy lkill Nav 80 l5 do do 3o
PHILApELrHIA, Sept II, 1sls.
have just returned from visit TO New York city
When ! cast my thoughts back, for moment upon
things that arrested my attention. the Herald the most
prominent object within the range Of my thoughts
Passing through the spscous halls Of the hotels there,
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