New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28
Things in Philadelphia .

CORES pondence OF the Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. p.
T. looks and feels like autumn to-day-the trees
begin have the yellow tnce OF Fall and the clouds
hcary dull and lcadeu. We presume the last week of
sumner VIII 20 out OF existence with all seasonabls pro-
pretty and rheumatics and scatca Will be the unnved
quests of several domcils Every body has home
from Cape May and left the boarding houses, bowling
saloons surt and bathing grounds 20 their solitude
\ happy couple residing in Germantown We're
nuptnlizcd on the decks OF the soopot-wor Ger
mantown u day two after her launch-a novel place
for such ceremony.
The Gucl Guards were treated to =" catfish and
coffee. the Falls Of Schuylkill. yesterday afternoon
Tonight they visit Burtons and magnificent thea
ire by invitation. This morning they were az Moya
mensing Prison.
The dedication of the new odd elbows Hall in
our city take place the 18th proX. will be great
gala Cav as the members OF the order making very
imposing preparations i grand ball in the splendid
saloon on the second floor of the building. will take
place the evening OF the same day and conclude the
festivities of the occasion. Mr.. Thomas Mcheerer,
Grand Master OF Pennsy lrania will deliver address
\ Young lad named Andrew Ward belonging to
the schr Augustus johnson OF your city drowned
NJ the coal depot Port Richmond by accidentally fall
ing from the vessel. His body has been recovered.
StPau.s Catholic Church in MoyanenslDg IS
nearly completed and will be a fine building. The cell
ing and altar have been cmbelshed in superb manner
a steeple is 20 be erected upon the building, and
when the whole is finished will be- & very great
the sect.
y new line by sea has been established between
our Cities The passengers take steamboat 10 Delaware
City and are there transferred to the Mohegan,
engaged in the peach transportation j trip seaward
from New-York to Philadelphia has mary delights and
Is q very excellent stomachic eXcavstor Tor those
troubled with bile.
There is some fun. something worse brewing
between the Locofocos aud Natives here. This morn
nc sun publishes letter from leading Loco Foco
the city. Mr.. William A. kinsloc, supposed to be, IN
which is proposed for the consideration OF $1,000
$ 21O carry scheme. which would certainly
ducc the Loco-Foco vote IN the county some 1900
800" Cheap enough that, Fifty cents per head tor
what Senator Niles once denomaatcd the cattle
The scheme is not Developed but think know what
/, IS Mr. X has made proposals for publishing weekly
paper to b. called The Tariff Advocate, and
hopes 10 carry with him that portion OF the
Chinese Saloon and denounced the new bill OF Mr..
Walker Mr. K Secretary OF that meeting, and
offered some puugent resolutions which adopted
with shouts. He has attempted Herculean task OF
consolidating the Tyler Democrats and Reporters with
the Natives The letter addressed 10 p y. Browne
Esq the Native candidate for Mayor and was received in
proper and di-nihed spirit The ends not yet and by
tomorrow shall know aboutit In justice 10 the
spirit Of the Times viii state that Mr. hnsoe is
no connection with il for Ine hinsoe has boxed
tire political compass, and his descent has been gradual
from Wing ~ LocoFoco, and now 10 Natiyism
SALES OF STOCKs.-F'pst B0Grd-S3.0GO State
- Cos; $1,000 do 66s: 30 Bk Penn Town Is Be,seeH
BoaYdsl0O00 Read 3D.. - 200 State IS 66i 80 Read
32;. Second Board Penn'a Bk 25l: 50 Read bj 32:
100 MOI Can b b. $1,000 State IS s. 66t 80 Grard
Bk b5 10. Af;er Second Board-2 Bunk 81; - do g:
30 Read s. w 327 30 DO % WI 49, 200 do 50 VIZ 32s