The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-03
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2, ls46

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2, 1886
The political .erneu. in the lower districts is increas
ing fever heat Last evening demonstration maze
by ofthe parties and the Congressional csndi
daes were all unping about the time in different
ocalities The democrats assembled in and about
Commissioners Hall many excellent addresses were
delivered keeping the of the throng undated
up the close proceedings The speech Of Colonel
James Page was most brilliant one, and was received
with the loudest plsudis The natives gathered an i'm.
throng at the Washington Market, by tho aid of
bonres the parade of their miniature ship through he
Streets and the firing of saues from it, little guns The
best half Of the crowd consisssd Of sys Of all ages and
zss 70 e spot ~ the prospect fun in burning
tarbsres and leapine over the blaze Had all present
to carry the ticket triumphanty The wings had thei
assembase at the corner If Second and South and
though less numerous than either the native demo.
cratic meetings quite respectfully attended, the
speeches by Messrs Latta Morris and Gibbons ELECTED
the heartiost expressions of enthusiasm.
An Engishman, John Bingham by name died yester-
day from the effects of laudanum swallowed the day
ton was discovered shortly after swaowing the drug
and every effort made restore him. but without avail
He II said to have family in England. similar at
tempt was made by young female in Spring Garden a
few days since, but the fact discovered in time
The benefits of the telegraph in facilitating the arrest
Of rogues, who undertake to hy to other cities tested
almost every day. Two apprentice boys who fed from
this city to Baltimore, day or two since, with some
money belonging to their master taken into GUS
osssfui in swinaiiog gentleman Of this city ent of
considcraoe amount OF money was arrested the other
day at Lancaster, to which place he had travelled in
private carriage The Information was transmitted to
that city by telegraph the officers had been waiting
for his eouPsge whole day before II made its appear
ance
Minnck. the killer, who made his escape while in Gus
tody Of officer of the Quarter Sessions has not vet
within the limits Of the county of Philadelphia
duel which was about TO take place at Naaman's
Crock In the vicinity OF the Pennsy lvana boundary line
between young bloods of this city, was on Wednes
day by interference Of the father Of one Of
the belgerents who overlook his hopeful son at Chester
though only years age has already figured in duel
in which both OF the combatants wounded One of
the parties 10 Passed dshipman in the Navy, and the
other a OF Major Twig. attached TO this station.
The brig Georges arrived tn is morning from Crox
with her colors 1t half mast having lost commander
The bark Philsdclphia brought lss emigrant passsn
gers into port this morning from Bremen
changed hands at the following rates oId stock O So
good brands SO rs a 80 37k extra s. So
sales Of stocks st PhIiadelphsa-
Oer 2-FIasr BoARp.-S5ooo State So, Goa; 10 Grard
A,Irs s.LF.-sooe state S. cash, sex $500 Tennessee
1850 Lshish s' So sou shares Reading Railroad 81; 100
srccSp BoAap.--N No sales.
ArTEa SALEs.-Siio0 Gin. 1uds g. Monday IS: $1,000
o eSi Is shares ". Bank a. $500 IT, 3. Loan,
TIRE AsURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, OCTOBER
Tsr.susr D,p.RrMxNr,
Amorr, a, IN. Registers Once. Oct lat, 1sae
x1a july is4o' as per records OF this OF.
Amount c;ues under act ofaai aiy ss ss's 1ss 90
psano, ..n,.,,., ,.,.. a.ssI,isa 81
accounting ON GERS. ............ l43 400 M
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r.. H. GILLET
Register Of the Treasury