The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11

Of the community required 1t, and will do so again
Mr. 0oRpor---And for doing this the gentleman asks
the West to vote for fishing bounties
The question taken the pending motion that the
Din DC isid aside with accommodation that do not
pass and decided in the negative Ayes ~, noes H.
The committee then rose, and at ten minutes to three
O'Clock the House adjourned
PHILADELPHIA, May, 10, 1896
The whole city is in state of excitement in conse-
quence Of the deporabs from the army on the Rio
Grande despatched the principal ports of the intelli
gence by telegraph soon the operators Jersey
City could be got at the station The sale Of extras has
been immense and the sole topic of conversation among
the people is respecting the Of and blood.
she'd
The grand jury have indicted Joseph Kern the -four
manufacturer Paramount for cheating by packing
his -four in barrels containing less quantity than is re-
qurcd BY law, and by putting false tare upon them He
has been held to bail in $4,000 appear and answer the
charge
The trial OF the claim Of the Insurance Bank Of Co
lumbus, Georgia, against the United States Bank will
commence it is expected Monday, in the District
Court. There is eminent counsel employed on both
sides The plaintiffs have the Hon Seaborn Jones, of the
House of Representatives the Hon Walter T. Colquitt
of the Senate, and Josiah Randall of this city while
the defendants have the Hon Daniel Webster Hon. John
Sergeant, and c. w. Brooke, Esq, of this city.
The clemency to the criminals, in giving but nominal
sentences to the young rowdcs convicted Of riots du-
ring the last term, and the facility with which one at
have combined In encouraging their comrades furhc
acts Of outrage Late last evening battle occurred in
Southwark in which pistols fred and all sorts Of
missiles used TO the alarm Of the residents in the neigh
borhood The combatants rival clubs Of boys
known as Rats and Bouncers; who have within past
year conved to render themselves celebrated in the i'll
ated district which they choose their battle ground
No persons were injured far as have been able to
ascertain
The friends Of Mr.. Burton about to give him a
complimentary benefit testimony Of their appreca-
ton OF his efforts to amuse the public.
A sailor aborng under mania from drink, yesterday
jumped into the Delaware from vessel lying at Pine
street wharf and only rescued from drowning by
the bravery of young man who to his rescue in
time. The drenched taken to the police Office.
The news from Texas gave unstcadiness to prices
ofstocks yesterday they fell generally may be
by the sales before the first board and rallied again in
the subsequent sales.
Business during the past week has been fair ex-
tent rather favorable effect having been given by the
foreign news. There has been considerable change
IN prices, except that Of cotton which slightly advanced
Cotton and woollen goods remain firm Flour has been
duh OF sale and closes heavy at - IS offered holders
asking from 81 By to - So The receipts of grain
tnue light, with but little demand. Coal remains
changed in price, though the demand for shipment in
creases Coal freight continues steady at, to Boston
81 So Providence and Fall River, ST %; New York, 81
Baltimore rs to 80 cents
Sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia.
MAY 9-SEcoNp BoARp-i00 shs Morris Canal, 5ds l5it
2phndeph Bank, 100 100 Reading Railroad, b5 80 300
AFTER SALEs.-iO0 shs Reading Railroad, 33h Penn
township, " $500 State IS, g. $4,000 do, 66h $4,000 do
b5, 66as.