New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
Things In Philadelphia
spondsuce OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. June 4 ?. N.
Messrs. Reed and Beatty, two Of the most active
operator. of the Magnetic Telegraph this station who
With Messrs and Bay have given such satisfaction
By their exertions to make the line useful and available
started for Baltimore this morning. arrange the nsru
men, there and have strong hopes that the permanent
connection will be formed night The line will not be
opened to the public until ii is perfectly tested and
placed beyond the danger of such interruptions AS at
tended the first attempts between .wo cities The
Ne~Yors press must stir the Jersey City operators up
to greater activity here ind cots and mattresses IN
the Office and any hour OF tue nigh! Cheerful attention
10 paid to the public requirement.
Business continues inactive. Flour hndsno buyers
at 81 al which prices holders anxious 10 sell The
receipts very large au1 immense stock sccumu.
lsrng. Corn looks lille more active to-day out al
other Grains and Meals are much depressed
Cotton has exhibited much frmness but little
chanre-a indications however are favorable 10 hold
ers derived from the foreign sdvices.
With the exception OF Sugar all groceries are
dull and Provisions meet no sses in bulk
The Grand Jury OF the Quarter Sessions, al lts
final presenmen complained ot the great evil OF the in.
creasDg humber Of licensed taverns II astonishing
with IMMUNITY the laws are violated. aud perjury
resorted tor securing license TO Kill by alcoholic
poison. The law provides that certain modations
shall be imperative aud Jet there are many I"s rooms
large a sry., which good farmer would think
unworthy lie hogs which licensed By the Courts
And worse than his unlicensed houses by ths score
sell liquor Under the very noses OF The Police and 10 me
Police unless they get grauitousy asa hush Offering
and not n word 10 sad | hold omswhat different
opinons az to License Laws from friends Of lem
p.rsnce believe there should be no licenses granted
and no prohibitions made toward the sale otliquOr Let
every house 10 community be gros shop. ii the swine
nhsbitants will waow and then let the voice Of Per
suasou go forth correct the evil License laws in
least the wcrfu political engine
ever used, and they seriously detrimental to the
Wing party II rum be sold unrestricted as butter or
bread Il would destroy half tie groceries and pub.
lie opinion would soon eud the remainder.
We had about 700 immigrants, by ships Provln'
ciais Cumberland and Lehgh. this port yesterday
a negro stabbing case an aggravated assault and
battery and several before Mayor Swift might hIl
fuller letter but have itile ambition TO chronicle
such things and believe your RAIDERS IS little about
reading them.
SALES OF STocKs.-l5 North Bank Kentucky 90;
50 Farmers & Mechanics Bank 40!; 20 Scnuyk.ll Bank,
81, $500 State 6s 69!; $4,000 State 6s b5 65 SOsO do
Co. rw 65; $4,000 do do, cash. 65 SSoo0 State s. nv.
65,; 50 Lehigh si; so Norris b5. IA; Kensington 64
So Reading cash. 32 100 Grard. 81 iUo do st. Beteeen
Bodrds-2 Commercial Bank, 49. 46 Schuykili Bank. 81
SECOND BoAars North Bank Kentucky 49, So 600 State
IS, G5i 5000 State S. 65i; $4,000 State IS rw 65
Is Union Bank. Tennessee, 5c; After Second Board
s 500 County IS, 1885, $500 City S. lC0l; IS Western
Bank, A.