The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL.

Our city front pre- sentsa lively appearance from the
number of vessels loading with grain and flour for
Europe. Their freigLs hurryipg board with the
greatest activity; and others do no. soon arrive TO take
their places docks will te bare Of large vessels se
veral ships and banks the Stocks engeged to
take freight at certain rate when reody for Tho
captain OF ship just cleared for Liverpool in obedience
% orders from his owners chartered the vessel at Liver
pool return to that port with -FOUR at the rate of 81
per bare and had the modification TO find that the rate
of freight bad very nearly doubled since the bargain
had been made
ton which has been about three years in progress 0f
erection. will be dedicated on Sunday.
III, sSsan os ,hs h;sSss nsS true
the State Of Kentucky, charging him with swindling
number OF merchants Of this city A police officer has
gone hther with reqnsion upon the Governor of that
State, and is expected to return in short time with
prisoner II txpec,ed that the trial will be rich
The navgs alton of the Delaware is entirely open and
river boats are making preparations resume their
daily trips The communication with Baltimore, by
canal, hes been open for more than week.
The indications Of early spring have a favorable
effect upon business and all Ia hustle and activity The
only men who are ohoplalen on account of the mild
weather are the ice merchants, and their crop of tns
indispensable luxury Ia about onehrd of the sup
ply.
tho murder OF her infant have given her the benefit Of
the doubts which existed in their minds and rendered
a verdict OF acquittaI.
The Quarter Sessions IA now engaged In the trial Of
WIN smier, who caused tho death Of young associate
named Pitt by dschargDg gun al him ming no
der only The ~ediing entered his side and tetanus
ensuing, caused death xix day. after As the wound
evidently inA cted eninn.lly, the Jury vii
most probably acquit him
A man supposed to be named William Cummins was
drowned late last evening, BY falling into the dock
Arch street wharf
The Coroner was invesg atus mysterious case yes
terday. The body OF an unknown man was found near
the first gate the Germantown turnpike, with his
sncle brosen and dreadfully ejured alb body
II run over by some vehicle His panaloons had ne on
torn awsy. leaving the wsistband AMI poe kets only
There were no articles Of value upon his persoa, or
any papers To lead to his idsnh cation cave receipt
by Ally Tsllmsn to Mrs. Wilson for ANAL sum OF
money The investigation made by the Coroner did not
lead 70 any discovery - to the cause OF his death,
Sales OF stocks Philadelphia.
FEE i3-FIRsr BoARp-30 Ksntueky Bank, Tlk; s7ooo u
Loa 6s 81, IolX $50 ehanaah Cana .; Si 200
State 81. 70; $1,000 Heading RR Boads. cab IA; leo s
Baak, Commercial Bank, 81; 50 Southern trust 6k,
Farm and MschanIc Bank, 4a<; q Merchants and
Bank, Ptbnrs, n; l3Kentueky Bsnk 7tk; Union Canal
u 40 do a.; sadiDg Rh, so, 80 do o. az 800 Lelign
Mortgage Loan, %
ATIrs sALg.-sn Mechanics, Sank IS; 5000 Tsxu Trss
sary Note. - I,k; 50 Gifsd Bank, do IN; $1,000 VII
snoorp BoAap 5000 schuyikil Nav ss IS. b3 s 5000
90 3, %A 300 Loan S. s IS lot; 200 Vicksbufg KR
arIEs sALgs-7oo Girard Bank, IS II; sseo schuyikl
Nv6s. ,@x loo Morris Canal, IN; 5000 Loan, -
IS, b3 Iol $500 do IN lots 80 Ecadns mr. IS sok; 10 Me-
chsnics Bank, as; 5000 u Loan, IS, 81, ioi.