New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF Inc ITlDlne.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ~.
There is a suspicion here thatthe steamer news
may be ia town but think there is no better ioun
daton for ltthan that the Boston line is out Of or
der, which announcement generally precedes an
arrival the flash does the thunder-clap II such
be the case, the spectators have had their labor
for their pains, for there has been little doing to-
day the weather il dolefuy dissgreeabe and COM
pound Of mud snow and hail Is several inches deep IN
der foot.
our Bread.stus do not seem inclined to wait the tar
dy pace OF Steamers bat another heavy and serious fan
has been experienced in Flour and Corn and rGaro, ~
say of best Broadst houses went TO smash ls
morning being the second TINS week. and kno" MOI
how many more may follow u tho pressure cohunues
Fortunately however In this second instance in the
first no credit has been lost The warehouse OF s,r
James s. Co. Broad near Arch, was the scene OK inc
smash where some 5000 bushels Of Corn IN the second
story fell through the drs door, smashing some ~
barrels Of Flour, and nngling a ina confused conaoin
crate in the cellar. Our warehouses are rs u a. 'e
rranarics OF Egypt under the prOydent care OF
Joseph and the new warehouses erected on broadst
on the ute OF the large FIRE 80 not seem fitted for the
reception OF such lsTe quantities Of produce.
The opinion Of jodge Kane on the case OF Mofses
Pa;entees g. ORei'y has been published. The sppca
ton in Equity Tor hn injunction. The Judge cecid-
ed that Chancey Court had ever enforced forfeiture
on contract whether violated in essentials or by mpos
sibiy OF execution and this was not case where the
merits were obvious As % invite legal innCvauon-
The Injunction refused n abstract legal principles
but the Judge adds AZ the request nas been maze tAH
should express Opinion upon the merits OF the con
trovcrsy, have seen nothing IN the facts developed 10
call for different conclusion" Thus Mr.. OReiy has
both the law aud the merits Of the on his side ana
will 60 work vigorously % extend new lines through
Columbus. Cincianat. Louisville %. ~ - Louis
From Louisville q Ane wall le Constructed 70 Ne"'Oi-
leans and learn that the funds resdy 70 build every
mile OF these routes and that al may be finished before
the close of the present year.
The subscriptions for ireland are going on vigorously
and there will be a large sum in money and larger
NHITh 10 IMLlH
with the utmost celeriy 1900
sales OF Flour dull odsy at So %. Corn Meal - q,
TO 81 IS tor future and present delivery Torn active
but no change in prices Nothing doing N NheaI "fo
ceries still buoysni and in request .
sALEs or sTocKs First B0rrd and df0 BoaTd-93
Bank Nv b5 74i; 80 Morris Canal lli - do lls o.
Minehil 69i % Planters lMss, b. $1,000 Reading bos
s. %: $1,000 Readiag Bis cash. ~. - Norristown %
% rs Navigation 35i. 100 Ncksburr b5 = 20 Morris
Canal b. lll 5000 Reading Bds. 72i $50 Morris Ca
nal en- ia. S.e0nd Board and Aftr Bodrd-9OJ CoHn
Nv s. CO. old ga. $500 Tide Water Post Notes -
40 600 II : Treas Notes j. l0l; $4,000 4 ", 81,
iOll; Louisville Bk - 100 Vicksburg,ei