New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
Things In Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jane IL, 1916
The focus of interesting events seems now 10 be
Washington and we are provokingy thrown back upon
cur old resources before the era Of Electro Tele
graphs. By 6ersD cement of the machinery. The
have had for instantaneous has bur whe..
ted sppetes for snd the brief inarrup tior
fairly Il g. however great pity tea, cam
not learn shat s doing in the Senate the Protocols
submitted by the President for the advice of that body
Any good news this point cannot De communicated
too and any untoward result should be known
soon that our people may prepare for the train Of ias
tiers which would inevitably follow feel every conf
derce that the Hoernis will next week carry out the
intelligence that the British propositions hare been &C.
ceded ,s without important alteration and that Mr.
Pakeuhan will Immediately conclude Treaty their
basis without awaiting farther ordsrs from bis Govern
ment This, if effected will indeed De triumph OF pa
cc policy and tend with magic influence 70 revive de-
pressed business.
trust you received the dispatch I sent you by
telegraph this morning. twas written here ard probably
passed through though rot acknowledged from Jersey
City and it is since ascertA!ned that there is breach
some where.
Outdoor business is interrupted by drizziy
weather Cotton continues In fair demand aud Arm prices,
To-day has shown that the fall in Flour anticipated Is
certain and quote 1896 the highest notch in common
10 fair brands with quite large sales that Holders have
such large stocks they must submit buyers terms TO
aze. Wheat Eye Flour and Corn Meals are dull az yes
terdays prices. Southern Yellow Corn sold yesterday
afternoon al So and to-day shade lower morning pa
per quotes sale Of superior round 81 OF which have
been advised but 1t is quite probable ii the article was
Provisions and Groceries dull and Whisky stsgnant
The days OF 20 are TO be revived, as far posi-
ble in the appearance OF old Independence Hall The
fixtures Of the Supreme Court have been taken away
and the painters work The old chandelier Is 10
be rehung and only regret that modern furniture aud
carpets are 10 be substituted The chairs and tables
which stood there SHOULD have been preserved for ever
or like Capt. Cooks vessel, until one piece of the
original remained from constant repairs
Candidates for the Offices vacant in this district
are sprncDg up like mushrooms and thick backber
res Judge jones, Mr.. Ineraham Henry D. Gilpn Judge
Ellis Lewis Judge Grer, and score two others may
be put down down the anxious bench They all are
pretty confident and OF those of least pretcnson tbs
most confident Judging that Mr. Polk will syUpa,h,ze with
them They think he could De elected President they
certainly may aspire United States Judgeshp-ani
they are not far from wrong With Polk for President. 1t
would be appropriate have pettogger succeed the
lamened Baldwn-some Texas bully to dlsplace General
Scott and the Empire Club TO officer regiment of
Flying Artillery.
see you quote the remarks of the Pennsylvania
on the Executive Message covering the Protocols Do
you observe the cummings 1t inmaes that the terms
offered favorable expected he refers the
matter TO the Senate 1t will not acknowledge that he
lodges the responsibility and seeks himself
from the attacks OF the Western democracy under the
advisory action OF the Senate We are great people
and democracy Ia par excellence, the artul dodger
Stocks tluciusted considerably to-day. Lehieh Mort
Loan IS 6s So State 80 81; do 30 70 Read 3ii bond
IN Girsrd 10 to l0!. L. s. B. a to /. Vcksburg Ct
No eastern stocks old