The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-18

PHrLApELPHIA, Nov. IL, 1876.
The Supreme Court its sessions yesterday
as Court Of Oyer and Termner, Chief Justice Gibson
presiding. The bench this morning was occupied by
Judges Coulter and Bell, both recently appointed by
Gov Skunk the latter in the place of Judge Sergeant
resigned Four prisoners this morning araigned
for murder before this tribunal bills of indctmen mt
found BY the grand jury yesterday and this morning.
aaay al peo1ea no. guilty to the charges brought
Charles Moser for the murder OF Eve Mosler in Nav
last last nus victim was an aged woman whom he had
throat with razor The prisoner is a wild looking in
dydua and the plea of insanity will doubtless be urged
with effect This trial will commence tomorrow morn
ing.
Henry McDonough, for the murder of Samuel Taylor
on tae first OF September last This homicide occurred
IN tavern in Kensngton the prisoner was bar
in the tavern and in endeavorDg to force Taylor out
the tavern at very late hour the night latter
FELL and striking his head against bar caused
death shortly afterwards
Michael Reddpg, for the murder of Peter Herd on
board the sloop spark, about month since The part
colsrs of this affair fully detailed in letter from
your correspondent about the time II occurred.
The last is that of Bridget Harman charged with
the murder of her infant about nine months old by
browning II IN stream OF water Manay unk the
Abridged accounts of the intelligence by the grea,
western came on the wires late last night and was
widely Circulated by the various city prints The arr
val Of the Herald with its copious details from
journals was awaited with impotence by the multitude
and the large supply received by Messrs Zeiber Co.
your agents. was carried of The public curiosity
being thus satisfied with regard this arrival there was
the Acadia the announcement Of whose arrival at Bos
ton have by telegraph. No details have reached us
and we begin to fear that the Boston wires have again
very large and brilliant audience greeted the reap
peaance OF Mr. Collins at the Walnut street theatre last
evening The style Of his personaion of the Irish cha
racter nimitabe and stamps him as the worthy sue.
cessor Of the lamented Power
The Arch street theatre was also crowded last
evening IN anticipation OF the performance of the Shaker
i.miiy The audience was, however doomed to be dis.
appointed, Mr. Burton had been notified by the NAV
aud the Attorney General of the commons alth 10
aess. rom his intention he would himself La
pie 70 an indictment The worthy manager made very
neat speech, in which he argued the QUESTION as to the
proprie oil the proposed exhibition confended that
Piso wab % OF the Peruysns in the play Of
however as good citlzeu would bow with submit
~ o. The officers Of the law, and begged
perm OIL the audience 10 substitute the tricket
upon the Hearth" This granted, though many ".
were made oy individuals among the audience
not by any means complimentary the authorities no
had thus interfered with their amusement
In consequence Of the INABILITY of Mr. Herr to procure
suitable saloon Tor his earlier than
evening, the Bsltmoreans the ~
Phsdelphis in listening to his exquisite
This distinguished artistic left for Baltimore this altar
noon where ne will give concert THURSDAY and re
turn here Friday afternoon
The flour market Is in futtering condition today
holders astounded at the decline price in England
but hoping that tho Acadia will bring better news no
and large quantities being stored await another
rise in prices
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
s vet.Sus s ssns Is'S Msss e. 200
% Reading r. IL. 3l1.
SECOND BoARp Chesapeake Canal Stock sss; as Union
Bank Team 81; 50 Guard 81. =
ArrEs sALEs-2oo Vicssburg r 90; Pennsy wanna
Bank 2O9 1000 Text Treasury notes AK.
GEN. VEGA Col. L. T. Hunt, u s. A., on Sa-
enruay, notified officially TO Gen. Vega, and the
Sner excan officers, prisoners in this city that they
peen exchanged for Capt Carpenter the crew
v, .s ons iIuxton. They informed that they
could proceed to Pensacola as soon as possble whence
ney wouia oe taken on board of the menof war
70 Vera Cruz was, however LEFT 10 tho dscretion of
Gen vega and the other gentlemen to return to their
country by the way of Havana The -ommunicsIion
containing this information was dated lvssh,,a, ,o
Tines, Noe 9. Az o''"''
DEATH OF sCHANcELLoR BLANp-A gen,loro,r
who arrived from Annapolis last night BROUGHT ma The
melancholy intelligence Of the death of the Hon Thee
dorick Bland Chancellor of Mary land lie dad s,dsn
ly yesterday morning Of affection Of the
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