New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07
Things In PHILADELPHIA,
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Corfesiondence OF Ine Tribune.
PMLADRLPHIA Dec. g. Is47.
The non.6rrival OF the steamer has OccasioDed
st-mporary oe.s-on Of business which viii probably
b last until her arrival.
Cotton Il without change Flour noiuinal - ss 50
Corn Mea g. l2i 1900 bush prime red Wheat ~ CTS
A snail lot of white Corn pes. isken u % cls.
We snt Groceries and Provi.ions q1iei. WHISKY
not much doing 81 e 629 cts bhos and bo.s'
Toe sock market remains qaiei - . 49,
Fgsf Beoyd-t2OQO PENIS o. - $500 GO % 80 :
200 q s Treas Ho,ss Sc 100 1000 Wimingn o. - :
/ 100 Read Bts 70.. - - . -
Seeora Board-i 9oo Penns Sc. q 10000 90 IS 73i ;
4 600 Gov, Tr Ms &c. 100; COO LehRh Sc 60 100 Do
COL s-rlu 81: LOCO Reading )Dos 70i 2sC0 Cow
Loan 81 s7 egs. 200 Glrsrd Bank l0l 20 Flemin gion
Copper 10; 50 Reading r. 30
E1y~ Ex-President Tyler recently came to this
city sud stayed all night yet none Of citizens would
have known Of hs being here but for the publication Of
toe lists Of arrivals 81 the hotels In the newspapers We
told that be neither called taken BY the
bsu3 by solitary Individual ia ths city lie went from
here Frankfort aud the Frsnkfor, editors did not
even hear Of bis being there untl time after bic
departure. Louisville Jour.
SUB TREASURY OPERATloS.-The Sub-Treasery
In this city repenished yesterday By the reception
OF about s51OCOO from the Sub Treasury a. Chicago.
Ills very pretty sum and required only eight or
persons 10 guard Il on the route OF course u cost
nothing 10 pay them for the time aployednoihng for
tsnsportion-snd no risk was incurred Of loss By land
or water. 81 Louis Rep Nov. p.
DAMAGES FOR SLANDER-In the Court Of Com
Pleas for Mlddesex now W session At East Cam
bridge Jonnison OF Newton sued White Of Wslertown,
lr damage for slender In charging him With being
thief Tbs case was given 70 the jury on Fn5sy. and
alter being out an hour they returned into Court With
verdict OF 81 s25 damages for the plaintiff Bost Post
IY' DR.. JosEPH MoRIARTY, Attendant Physi-
cisn At the Hospital Deer Isand died In Boston
Saturday last He had partially recovered from tho y
phus ever but suffered a relapse lie was 80 years Of
age. lie had exposed himself very much by the Jealous
devotion 70 the duties Of his Office at the Island.
SHOCKING ACCIDEsT.-On Monday afternoon last
Hr Bella Rose, who employed In the wooden fac
tory Of Henry Ferry 10 Plymouth Hollow while engaged
about the picker had both hands drawn into the ma.
chnerg sud instantly torn from the wrsit-When drawn
out two bleeding and scerated stumps all that r..
rnsned OF what few seconds before portion Of
Natures most periec, work Astounded and writing
With psD the unfortunate made for the door to Oh
tain assistance bu, ess be had hands 10 open H. and
compelled 20 nick Of the psDnes before be
could make his misfortune known Drs Salisbury and
Woodruff found 1t necessary 10 smputass both arms
above the wrist His recovery is deemed by his medi-
cal advisers quite pTobemsticsl
Waterbury CCt) American, An.
BosToN AFFAIRs-A certain portion Of the Wing
party, unwilling 70 support Mr Quincy for Mayor, will,
II l. ssid put forth another candidate Operations
the Water Works now generally suspended for tho
Winter. In the time the work OF preparing aud
accommodating mstorals for the remainder Of the work
will be going and every thing will De made ready for
al early resumption Of the work in the Spring aud a
vigorous prosecution Of Il during the next Summer
The work OF excavatinR the two tunnels between Lake
cochiiuee and the Receiving Reservoir will be couiuu-
3D. day aud night during toe Winter The Commission
expect 10 have the water Introduced into the city
snd distributed through nearly every part of 1t by this
tmo twelve months.
MISSIONARIES TO SOUTHERN INDIA.-Rev Chas
Litse and wife destined 10 the Msdurs mission uuder
the direction of the American Board sailed this morning
ia the bsrque Mary Adams, for Madras. Rev. C. +
Heysr goes In the vessel on his return to mis-
sion among the Telugu people short distance from
Madras under the direction Of the Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church n the
United states
Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock, Of Esst Boston. conducted the
usus re gous services 10 the cabin 9th Mary Adams
earnestly commanding the missionaries 10 the care Of
Hn who ruleih the winds and the wsves
The mission at Msdurs commenced in 1884. Rev.
William Todd and Rev. Henry X. Hosington with their
wives the first missionaries located there. IL now
consists Of stations and outsstOns 10 missionaries,
/ male aud 10 female assistant missionaries, native
preachers and a other native helpers.
Boston Traveller 4th.
AMERICAN BoARD-The receipts last month
were 25l6l Is Ia November Of sst year they were
Sii, 326 ~.