New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHrLApELr HIA. June l, P. NJ.
The topic Of The day in The absence Of later news
from the Rio Grande IS tie denomination Of Henry Horn
n the Coleciy!sh of the port His personal nents are
actively engaged among Wing merchants in getting up
An expression in hi. favor but hardly think Il Will he
successful Mr. Horn has carried his ut!asm against tie
business wants of our community Ear, and denounced
too reckcssy ALL Directly or indirectly connected
with the banks. 10 receive sympathy from class Of
men who are daily the habi. Of doing banking bust
ness Nor can whs OF eight years standing for
get the part which Mr H took in ls3s in accusing them
Of corruption and hcug bped by British gold because te
voted reclarter oi the United states B-nk 40 sot
think any efforts here avert hrs fate VINO WI" ne MS
successor Richard Hush spoken Of ou' Thos
McCuly strongly ufGee hy the same interest In our cry
which active in procuring Mr. HORN fejecIon'
Nr McCuv. viii remember WAS defeated in TIE Fist
Congressional District in 1913 By Edward JOY MOTIFS III
strong LocoFoco district md the grounds OF Ms defeat
his Porter and Ty!ersn. Whether these objections
will have weight The Senate you can Judge as wen d l.
It's nv opinion that his rejection will give pleasure 10
large me- ority all parties and sections of parties
The exports of breadstuiis from this port during
the pas, of May have been pretty large aud In
rlude Flour a al bbs Corn Meal eO.l4S bols, Rye
Flour 1871 bbs Wheat - 600 bushels and Corn about
$1,000 bushels. Several large shipments OF Flour and
Wheat To 10 0OO bbs Of the former and fO0co
bushels of The latter were made during last week.
There We're 40 foreign end 2s' coasIwise arrivals
during the month. and 8 foreign and APT coastwise
cenrsnces during The period OF the four largest
class vessels.
The general inactivity of business has caused the
aggregate o imports foot up lightly The primo,
pal articles ae-759 bags co-e 5763 bales cotton 800
hbds T0s bbs 1859 boxes $3.50 bags and 100 tcs sugar
2J75 htds 1927 b1s 7ia casks IA ties and vs. puchs mo
asses 1900 bha oil sos, aachs "eo bushe's 1900 t.es
and 7s0 salt 1852 hides $3.50 pigs lead and l0o9
boxes tobacco beside some go hhds and bales.
There has been n general decline In prices during
the month Flour has fallen of so TO 62i cents Corn
Meal Lilo; Wheat LILO To /; Corn cts Oats cents
Provisions all tending downward slowy. Cotton at
the close of las, week showed advance OF 10 over
the sales of the month. Sugars and Mons'es
declined materially account Of the very ni-
ted receipts.
Eben r. Clark, late Postmaster nj Cherry Ridge.
Wayne Co tas been sentenced 10 ten years mprison-
ment for tmsezzIing some 500 from letter. 1t was
done under unhappy influence, and the crime con
fessed Immediately The same lenency which pardon.
ed Babe for piracy will be appealed TO in his fsvcr
In my letter yesterday noticed the usual Gun
day alarm Of irr-the usual fight also OF under
the very Of the Mayors Office and rio'er An
arrested The Police the alert this time, endbui
few blows were struck before they iOtcrfrred.
The greatest curiosity in town TO day has been q
sight OF the sun He been behind cruds for wees
days bu hi. eye he perped at today look
ed as warm. bright and cheerful AS ever.
The Stock Board was very dull to-day. and but
one or two stocks operated IN. Girard 81 Lehigh
Mortgage Loan -! North American Bank 397 Leh igh
stock -i Beaver Meadow II Reading 81.