New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Things in Philndelphin.
respondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The tribune.
PHLADEL PIIIA, Jan. o., p. NJ.
The weather has moderated materially since
morning the sun causing quite thaw wherever ii
touched the ice.
The mails from the East and West are all in "pi,
there being no less than three due from Harrsburg-
The Pilot Line which left New York last evening at five
o'clock did not reach here until ten o'clock this morning
The storm has been unusually in every direction
The sleighbel!s are jns!ug merrly nt the present
writing
The Amboy line. which left New York at o clock
this morning, arrived Rt 81 p. NJ. The Eastern MAIL due
G2! O'Clock, is not yet in
The Magnetic Teegraphis out OF order, the wires
having been broken by the pressure of the seet in
number OF places. which will prove Il sad dsappoint-
mento many al this particular time OF excitement, when
tare anxious to learn the purport OF the news moment
uly looked for from Europe.
Our rivers the Delaware and Schuylkil, are filed
With floating ceindeed the latter 10 entirely Closed
The City Ice Boat made her way down the former this
morning with the bres sun Sulls aud Corvo, for Bos
on md the Rowena for Lagusyra A. Trenton Tor the
&lrd time, the Delaware was closed on Tuesday night
Fire still shoulders among the ruins OF the late de-
cuehve confacration the wharf and one OF the
southwark Companies has been on duty during the past
iv0 days and nights.
John B Cough will lecture in this city on Tuesday
rening next
Dr. Chambers. charged with abortion, appeared
ure the Cour, Of Sessions this morning, and held
nbsl in s 10 coo to answer.
There was very little change in the Stock Market
Sisy. Pennsylyan SIS sold at Cos and Reading Rail
rad at 21 an Improvement of upon the former and
Upon the latter Texas notes sold at L. Vcksburg at a.
and heading Bonds Mt 67
A sleigh, containing two ladies, whose names
We cid learn of with this afternoon by the
horses and dashed pieces The ladies were seriously
Injured. The accident in Marketst near Fifth
q The State Agricultural Society met at Alba
oy on the 2ls, inst. According to the Report OF the
Iasurer,bc receipts Of the year including balance on
ssnd Jan. / ls45 .s6322 81
Dsoursem-nts including loan on bond and
mortgage OF S2OoO..-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a''o 10
n .-.co1
Balance on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S946 q
he following gentlemen chosen officers for the
essuing year
p|e'idess-J NJ SHERWOOD. Pice PrssiGents-Robert
d y, Ludlow. Abrsm Bockee, Ezra P Prentice Thomas
Sa'vn Pomeroy Jones. J. NJ Speed. James Randall
ceSs T. Allen Recording Secretars-Luther Tucker
seD. Mclnryfe.
The mex, Annua! Agricultural Fair will be held the
'<iAse OF Auburn, Cayuga Co
sRElS VERGENNEs. VIA letter to The Trib-
a'e dated Vergcnnes, VI Jan. Goth, gives the fol-
lowing news.
ms morning about o'clock FIRE broke out in the
10y q b. I'D c. Eolcomb OF this place. and before 1t
u DC got under, their store together with all its
p
uyee Huntington, adjoining. goods mostly saved;
sge saop occupied by J. Rundal, stock mostly saved
s-ss ssmsl building occupied by II. Adams, books. sc
'eu' There was in the block occupied by Mr.. Hunt
nson C. fuckers law office books and ali lost-the
.tos'otaee contents saved; the Messrs. Holconb had
'VuSjQCQ in the Rutland and Addison County Mutual
's'snce Office. and 81 0G0 in the State Mutual Oice-
y nAd Sl700 in bills ot the Vcrgennes Bank also said
" oe burnt Huntington and Hocomb's stores together
'a zoe building in wnlch the shoe store kept be-
~asec to VIM II White, Esq. worth probably from :
e!eUtO, and insured In the Stale tor $500; p. c.
tueker In State Mutual Se5 also in State Mutual the
ostone buildings occupied by Acssrs. HosconIb Hunt
and others were IRE proof and the Two best IN the
s All the contents OF John Pierponts law oihce were
eo. The Messrs Hocomb aud clerk slep, in the Sd
.SsS .S narrowly escaped with their Wes-ettinS them.
uoWn on the windlass rope considerably scorchcG
,s se fafnes. There various conjecturcs-sonie
s9ese II 10 be the work Of an incendiary.
IT Neither the Steamboat Mail nor the Norwich
which left New York las, evening had arrived ar
~, ~ past ibis afternoon. |, must have been next 10
As night TRes, Trsns Thursday
q The difficulty was not in getting through the
-aa but over the Railroads as the boats this way ar
'''d at about the usual hour Ed Trtb.
l..sV Ms' sruReIs, in his valuable and instructive
"oie 'he Mercantile Library Association las,
ma, staied that it might not be uninteresting 70
pas VI .he audience know that the widow OF Capt.
Aooer Gray, the dscoverer of The crnobis y;yer and
ufst navigator who bore the American tay in ri.
round the word. resided In Federelst near tho
- nis ) remarked that he had a business cal,
earlier hr "a" .say one coo morning recently. much
,nos nSur man many OF his younger female acouan
' uaazc their appearance q, the breakfa,, ,abir
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