New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09
Matters in Philadelphia.
-respondence Of The Tribune.

correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, March !, 1916
Nothing more clearly demonstrates the secondary
position this city has assumed and is contented with
than the large circulation enjoyed by the New-York
papers within this city Many Of them in fact are
more generally subscribed for than come of the
journals Of the city which are considered profitable
concerns. Ihis may just be peculiarly apparent
from the TACT that ye, the railroads the great supper;
Of the life OF business OF Phil.6ephls are ye; closely
clcgsed with snow. 20 that there have been few or
arrivals OF goods from tho West Goods forward
ed on Monday last from place not 30 miles distant from
mere have rot get arrived and will until the snow
ahall be melted BY the action of the The POSSIBLE
y oI pTopety OF clearing il away by labor has no; JET
entered into The Calculations Of any one. The Canal
little is done, though The knowing once promise a
season OF great activity. Upon VIVA. premises they
formed This conclusion cannot divine hoFever.-
The r!veT is flied with iostne ice which leaves
Us and returns with every tide in such masses as
10 render it Impossible for ship Ascend the stream
and almost TO descend Considerable feeling he's been
excited here by the reprosches heaped upon ?Eiacc
sdelpha By the Pttsburg press on of :he exc.
lions made 20 defeat the right Of way OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Ths h the subject Of the leader OF
more than one fthe papers OF This morning The Chron
ce thinks 'het the city OF Ptburg wiEhes 10 build up
tse 81 the expense OF tho whole coI3mcn wealth, and
Pittsburs being rather farther the West retots IN
terms which surely lose nothing Of bitterness from the
emeuiiy Of the presses through which they publish
CO. CaaIges OF bribery anc corruption are fsEy PAM
hinsed at having been made b the CITIES Of Baltimore
and Pittsburg to effect this great object The se tho'
tee two cities antagonists each other ia admitted
and that both cannot thrive such being the case ~ho
will attempt 10 southe their wrath
new enterprise has been undertaken By Mr. Erastus
Brooks, formerly OF the Esw-York Express. and Mr.
F Adens Of The Forum in tho publication OF 81 even
ing paper OF independent pclitic5. ne enterprise
promises well, its Only opposer being the Loco'Foco
Tylerite sleepy Sentinel la mechanical execution ths
paper is OF the best printed in the country and
se,nhles much in general appearance NJ. Wykct 9 Re
public. nr Brooks wi remain In Washington for tha
present charged With ho poltics! management OF The
psper. the miscellaneous department being nnae- .ho
supervision OF M Adams h=s employed !. !s sa:d
exoercuceG and able associates.
Tho Native Americans are making their lat kick hay
ing called meeting to take place on Monday nAx
They expec. the littc HPitsor Levin about The 10Th
Thst thcy cannot succeed Ia universally recognized
Il IS said BY the Baltimore Patriot ihst the Committee
o: the Legislature had recommended tie RECESSION OF TIE
charter of the Lehigh Bark The report here ia general
iy believed.
You mus: not be in The least surprised ii in day OF
you hee7 oil The weavers who now arc
e strike for higher wages shsl! send YOU The par
;iculars snould any suck affair occur. Yours.
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