New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Things i'm Philadelphia.

.....sudence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May l6, ls47
,.ss;d by several persons in the secrets of the
ar department that there was frost In this vi.
-, at night scarcely believe this myself although
- IN /, cool and dssgreesbe, notwithstanding that
= m shines "a bright as June and the leaves and
-. are ss green and fresh midsummer morning
Ii Not being In the habit OF investigating the out
- temperature Of sunrise sn not prepared TO give
s,,lsd opinion a. 10 whether Jack Frost has or has
- made bis appearance.
ne streets this morning presented beautiful appear
"a 4, church. time. Such professions of beautiful
-. a. made the duh sidewalks bloom with loveness,
~ ~ the principal streets and would not have dis
,.ed Dor discredited the high tide of Broadway on
s,pssy One could not help going 10 church when he
,,,,o many angels vending thitherward
fssp ave you no local news worth the trouble OF my
,snng your printing or your readers perusng. There
,hsndsome variety of petty larcenies and vsnies OF
~ usual character and Philadelphia is becoming quite
,Eopotan In the character and frequency of It's crimes
gdpecsdilloes
siIrs OF sTocKs-Fira Board and Ahr-3O0 L s
snk b. a; 100 Susquehsnna Canal 49, lo 80 do, -,
n 30 DO b5 lsi: 10 Bank Pa $40; % Flem Cop Co. 2ct
20 DO 29t; 20 do %; 6 Phils Bank l2s 1900 Read
a. IS wn 723; 1000 Read BIDS, 50 10 57s Girsrd,
800 DO IS, l2i l50Hsrrisburg Blk, "a 100 State IS,
- 10000 do, b5. 75i 10 Union Canal AIT 10 do, AZ
100 Read Bds ia 20 Norristown l23 so Mesh Cop
Cs $50 Allegheny Cop Co l3 100 do l2i $50 DO, 49,
81 1871 200 do, 10. IS do l3i so Morris Canal S.
Il 80 Reading RID, %; $1,000 Notes b5, lO5t.
Soad Board and Ajta-l00 Reading RR, b5. % l9
erUd l2i 100 do l2i 500 Lehigh Scrip eli 100 susq
rgs Sd 49, 100 do do ls 1900 6s, SO LOG; % Elem
% Co. 29t IL Susq Canal. Tues, ls; so Blk. 4ii 50
bssnck 81, 200 Susq Canal Bds O.; 100 Mesh Copper
% 81; 100 Alleg Copper Co, l3i. 100 do do l3t, 100
1sdng RR IS psf 10000 State S. Sd, TO- 5000 Read
aids IS, II; 25 Mesh Copper Co, st.
Loss or SHIP ANeLo-SAxoS BosTOS AND LIv-
u,ooI PAcKEr.-Tho schooner Hope Capt Jsques OF
ud from Yarmouth n 3 arrived at this port yesterday
ln,rpoon in IS hours, and brings the unwelcome lid
u, Of the loss Of the splendid ship Anglo Sanxon, be.
ans to Trains line Of packets between this port and
lTsrpoo Happily no loss OF life attended the scci.
Int The Anglo Saxon was commanded by Capt 10
,ph r. Gordon. an able seaman and an accomplished
.rsstor. She left this port on Wednesday, the 5th
slant at noon, and subsequently had eastery winds,
nh stormy weather. and went ashore Duck Island,
tshss HsIbor. near Cape Sable, Nova Scotia. on Ss-
-risy night sth inst in rain storm. wind 5. E. No
formation has been received directly from any one on
hyd. Capt Jaques understood that the ship laid on
:, beam ends had bged and was nearly full of water.
Tao Of the passengers to his house at midnight
asuudsy, and engaged passage In his vessel, but the
giher being calm the morning he left they did not
cone on board but informed the owner of his vessel
AT they should take the mail route to St John, n b.
,d proceed thence by steam to Portland or Boston.
jsst @ he leaving, letter was handed on board
sdressed Mrs James P. Halliburton, Portsmouth, n
a. The person who sent IL was probably Mr.. J. p.
Halbur,on of the passengers in the Anglo Saxon,
and he probably OF those who had engaged pas
a;s N the Hope.
he A 6. a very superior ship of e94 tons,
ssnssi last Summer and cost $4,000 but at the pres
ri fns worth considerably more. she 10 Insured
6f TIE shove amount at four Offices In this city Her
fsish money valued at $4,000 of which half only.
eOpgins TO Messrs Train Co. was insured. Her car
y was breads,uh, which with 600 bbls pork, was 90
lssish account and risk She had 25 boxes and bbls
sbt out by Mr. L. l.. Warren, agent for committee
Il relief for Ireland in of the neighboring towns
The cargo consisted chiefly of the following articles -
5000 busheSIQdisn corn 5000 barrels bread, $50 do
,di biscuit 500 do -four, 1000 do turpention 400 DO
ptrin turpentne, 400 do. rosin, 500 do. pork, 300
aiin, lard, p barrels shoe pegs, Jome leather, &c
ulued At rough estimate at more than $4,000.
Boston Advertiser. 18th.