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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

SO We Go.-Is seems in their progress of usur
patton that the Secretary Of the Navy has been
taking on himself TO create new rank 10 the Navy
TO give the Pursers rank and epauests. But is il,
90. somewhat remarkable that be did not discove or
the necessity OF 1t until bis young son was ap-
pointed Parseri Bythe-by, what stock Of
conpsccnce that gentleman, Secretary Mason,
mus: have. to sit by and witness If not assist, in
plying tue Pok sallloiine upon the Becks Of al
bis Tyler J,teaGs lyle, who brought him from
being among the poorest Ct the poor, to be q mem
Der cf his Cabinet with $1,000 year. We be
lieve he has W. tnsssed the execution Of the very
lsst Of bis Vsrglnla frseads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For SAFE, Of s,oess, &c. see Fourth Page.

For SAFE, Of Stools, &c. see Fourth Pas,.
FslDaY, Pm
The marSet Tor Stocks today was buoyaut, and
there was good demand Tor the Fsneiss This dsscnr
ton generally advanced Ia sound Stocks there ss'
change Treasury Notes sold 30 at ths First Board ssi
81 az the Second There is constant demand for TIE"
ary Notes for paymen, into the custom-Hou.e.
In Bills there is but moderate business asd
prices are much unsettled Sales making hon sDie
per cent; Francs are 25aj ~
In Freights there is fair business doing Es'
gsgsments Of 900 bbs made az 10 9dGS, snd ts
bushels Grain At In bags Cotton 10 held at H. and o.
has been done that could be shipped at SLED 10 h.n
burg 400 erces Rice taken at Sos aud 30 bales Co.
ton al Ct. Al engagement ot 1900 bis Ro'o for Loo
don was made al IS.
The ST. George, sailed today for Liverpool b"
$4,000 10 specie.
The Exchange has been the scene Of consider
bic excitement for the last two days. The immense "
tate OF the late Henry Eckord has been brought &c ne
hammer aud the Exchange has been a. irnes crows
ed by the pany drawn together By the .ons HofPF
er;y to DO sold The prices obtained said TO b 'sJ
satisfactory the and nearly Up 70 the value
1856
The National Dcm0krat, a German paper q
Washington states On what authority we 90 not f''s
that The total expenses Of a voyage Of the Wsshf"'
from New.York 10 Bremen and bach, including " Ps
cent for reserved fund, and largo for inedsnA
repairs smo0nt to some $50 co. while The receipts o. hs
fret two voyages were $1,000 ,hus yielding pr'hs !"
S4 tho capital Of s15oooo this ~ percent
four months, or - per cent. per
The Greenwich Insurance Company have O.
clsrsd dividend Of per fo1 the last mon'ss 30
The Bank q Mobile a dividend Of a per cent :,
One Of the morning papers mentions rePoH
the failure Of the Bank Of Ithaca Of the safety sss
Institutions There is no foundation in truth for The |"
NOR Tho Bank ia c0nsdsred BY those who have he ~
means Of information 10 10 sound condition - Az
ia the state
At ah.lo the Money market is still stringe"
the Banks doing nothing Ia tho way Of dseoan bat se
ing their Affairs ia sang condition cfreancsas'
viii ssmi, o. The amount q ansuffent money sfes
light beyond precedent, aud Ohio aud other wes's"'
particular Is extremely scarce. Even Csnsds fanH
DOT offered freely la the general masket there .
change 70 note.
At Baltimore the Money market continues ns'
ly II not quite - strnseo, ii DID before he e'~as'
ment Of the ye.r, and tie dsmsu5for m0asy
active. Rates on the stree. Tor undoat;sd PsfefH'
per month.
A bill has been reported 10 the House o. ne
sentstives BY Mr. yinton, from the COMMITTEES Of ~
ard Means. BY which a new lo. Of es,1ooo0 go
zed. At the close Of tls session repor VS. -.
from the Treasury Department, stating thai -,
er.or has been discovered in the secoHnso Of Us q.
meut, as reported 60 Congress, BY which the mf@"
Treasury are .hown 10 b 50 07s more thsn "
M.Aips his correction. &c REDUCES tbs estinsea
expenditures over the means the lot Of 's''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CONFERENCE.-The members q this
Convention agaln assembled atths Common Council Room
las. evening r The purpose o. Teccvus report OF the
Committee on the Organization Of Ire Police Depaiimt M;
which was accepted and ordered 70 be printed TIE Cen
ysnion then up the document relative 70 the Board
Of Education reported IN iu BY the Committee Of the
Whole, which sfsr few amsnlmcuts cf minor imfQr-
tance was adopted TIE Convention then went iato 4
Committee the Whole and again took rp for
ton the bill On ne Board OF Eigcston "ir TIA purpose
Il liking additional clause ~ proposition relative 70
evening schools" Amer much DISCUSSION On me suil'e,
series Of propositions suhofitrs ce Beard q ki1caon
10 establish sv ming schools adopted The Commit
tee then aud reported progress afer which me "le
bin was referred inc EogVossug Cemmiitee-lhe Con
ventioa then adjourned until Monday next
PARRY FArR.-Not long ago beautiful young
lady OF this city who had formed al Attachment %
gentleman of worth snt address but who was untoru-
ratcv not acceptable the parents Of his ladyofe, and
Rad in &C. been MED the house found means.
nevertheless 20 communicate with him but a stric.
watch being kept her by her friends she was no; abe
10 make her escape The matter however AZ length
arranged ihey One oesuiful SABBATH day she
attended Church with friends bui during The course OF
the service found necessary toseek the open air car
riage was In waiting AZ the door, into which she eniesi
with her lover. and the relieved and happy couple drove
over 70 Trinity Church where they were Immediately
married. In defiance Of all opposition We believe that the
parents have since become rsc5ncei 10 lheg eueprs-
ing son. Eagle
PoLIcE-Oficer Coleman on Thursday evening
arrested a named Christopher Daiy. charge Of
having committed rape upon the person Of Cathsine
McDennough After being taken 20 the station hoese oy
the officer he embraced opportunity OF uasins MS 60
cane but yesterday arrested by officers Coleman ard
squres after desperate resistance the part OF the
prisoners aud his associates tie was comu'ted of taA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

OCCUPATION or OUR LE6isLAroRs.-The pres
'nt The EFs House Of Assembly which has bean elc.ed
u' g tue sosle District system aud effect has been
aeiesarn O. Ea unusual small number Of pEaclsing law
S~' ne House contains bu. member Of oar cs4lt
1' Nues Brooks. Elilor ofhe Nee rgk Eprss. There
~ - i'mers Is mechanics II merchants; sailors or
's@'''' one Of them being "fsrryma an" srd t'oiher
"A'l~ mannfaeiurers; 20 lawyers, ineuting
'D' eek and ssntlemsn intsogrApher;
.'''' A' ae'e-kesPsr. They are described As &C.
''e ''D'As inso see ane willing 70 ansac, cuisines u
'1''ss 'n' pa'ne 'ndrs siven them in charge. We
'''' one OF two Europeans BY birth are in the
mouse ana ae res are e<ens BY BIRTH OF the LEGO 900
Inhabitants OF this State 1t has been es,,r.... ',
one fifth not born within the limit Of IN. r,n,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

The CosT OF GLoRY.-We do Mt know who to
call upon unless it be the chivarous and indomta.
bic chairman Of the Military Committee, to let the
people have simple list of all the officers Of the
army, in the pay ofthe Goyernment-not the names
but the aggregate number OF each grade IIncluding
Secretary Marcys son. whose commission, how.
ever, We believe, is rather of money changing
money making character and who belongs to Col
Stevenscn's private and confidential expedition.
The one that Governor Wright scrupled to sane
tionl-~ith the pay and emoluments OF each rank,
the number of the whole, and what their pay
amounts to per month and per year, designating the
names and rank Of those who are absent from duty
in Mexico, and by whose leave and for what pre-
tence. Ii is matter both of Curiosity and in
terest with the people to know how much this
much boas'ed OF military glory is to cost the ua.
tion. They want to know If they are not paying
too dearly for the whistle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

LEGISLATIVE TEMPERANCE SOoIErY.-A large
proportion Of the members Of the Legislature Of yasss
chuseits with the Governor their hess are associated
IN Temperance Society. This Society he'd its 4naiver-
sary on Wednesday evening, Gov Briggs In the ehslr
when addresses made by him ard other prominent
individuals ioeiuilrg Lieut.; Gov Reed and the Pressen,
OF The Senate, Mr. Scuader The latter thought We were
under great obligation TO the constitution orr bodies
rs TO the constitution OF the Commonwealth lie had
taken cath TO support both these constitutions for three
several years We could wish that sim lar Societies
organized BY tie Members O. every legislative body the
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

HENRY 0iAr.-lncluding Mr.. Winthrop, there
have been eighteen Speakers Of the House OF Re.
representatives. since the adoption Of the U. S Con.
ssi.atiop; and OF these, Mr., Clay has presided ia
Congress ten years, haying been six times chosen
speaker-frst in ISL, next in 1918 again in 1915.
1917 and 1919 and las, in 1929 to 4th Of March 1925
Nc man living has more intimate knowledge of
our political system politicians and people, than
Henry Clay, not even AIR. Adams himself Mr.
Clay was Speaker during the last war, unit! be
was sent 10 Client to negotiate a treaty OF peace
with England, and more fearless advocate Of
American nights never sat In Consress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

WisooSsiS.-The As,cotSee Sensigd brings US
the proceedings Of the Constitutional Convention down
% the 5h las.. when the article on Suffrage was under
consideration. An amendment 70 the article restoring
the oneyeM qualification adopted; also an amend
nent suihcrzlns The Legislature extend the Rsh; of
Suffrage 70 cocrei persoDs provided any sw for that
purpose, bSicre taking effect should be submitted to the
People al the general election succeeding the passsge
OF such law ard 30 sanctioned by msiory Of all TIE
voles cas-; Al such election This last amendment WAS
passed. IS TO q. The Single District system Is likely to
OBTAIN for both senate and Assembly the former tie
number fixed upon viii probably 90 ena the latter 50
as the maximum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

r. Our Mexican Officers whose name is e.
gion. coming home to favor Congress and the pub
lie with their opinions to the proper course to
be pursued toward Mexico, should be required TO
wear something to give warning Of their position
and employment Let every one be compelled TO
mount his epaulette and his sword. that the people
may know how to weigh their opinions that they
may the better Judge how disiaterested they are.
and how great need there is for the appointment of
500 more Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

~ Advertisements for Tie Tribune Of Monday ought
40 no sc in before 10 o'clock on Saturday evening e
vuhcsos Office Of this paper Is not open on euaosS~
subse1ber. the City who do not receive t' pApef
hour are requested to leave word a. the Ofee
arrangements are enable ell the carriers 10
- ,h,,,b their routes before o'clock. Carriers fail
d. 10 accomplish this will be required to give up their
p~.oas wishing TIE Tribune left al their dwellings
l.ees Of business regularly every morning viii please
i..,s hsr address the Publishing Oee, send note
through the Post Office Terms, I2i cents week psys
,ls 10 The Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

ES- Wont some Wing Member of Congress as
certain snd state wha, will be the quota Of tie Ma.
nenal Dst payable % each STATE. when these
5000 additional troops have been landed at Vera
croz7 Maryland. for instance, after hard and
glorious struggle just begins to see her way clear
ho~ viii he like To shoulder her proportion Or
does borrowed money not constitute debt She
Was told when she began TO borrow. that she
~o1'o never be called on to pay but sore expe.
rience mas taught her that those who 60 in Geb,
must sooser or later expect day Of Judgment.
We hope some Member Of coDgres. Will work !,
out; Mr.. STEWART from Penusy Fania--he' : great
a, figures. as Nr. WALKER begins to feel - h;s
sorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
lsumora Of Pence.

Il will be seen by the latest telegrsphic dis
patches from toe South that there are rumors from
Mexico to which the New Orleans papers give
credit, that Great Britain has commenced negota-
.ions With view to efectiog Peace. We hope
these ramors may be speedily confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
Sennfor CorWiu.

COLUMBUS. Jan. ~, lsi-.
The Wing Convention has adjourned after the
passage OF resolutions denouncing the and sup
porting Senator Corwin in his position that sub
Jet. No expression Of opinion was elected as to
candidate for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
New Publications..


~ HISTORY OF The HAwAuAS IsLASDs
ely BY Europeans In the Sixteenth Century Re-aiscgvery
b. Cook with their Civil. Religious and Political History
ron the earliest TadiuonAy Period 70 the Presen. Tine;
br JAMES JACKSON JANIS; third edition !" printed aud
published a. Hoaoala BY Charles Edwin Hitchcock This
work Is IN tho form q pamphlet Of 40 pp I.
printed with degree OF uestness and accuracy hat
would DO credit 10 any press IN part Ct tbs world IL
work Of great historical and vs!ue 10 all WHO
wou. siay The Influence Of Christian Civilization upon
people sunk IN ignorance and barbsr-m. The present
edition has been wholly written. and c'mprses though
in Cheaper f5rm double the amount contained
in the former editions. The author having been since
July, lsi Director q The Government Press snd Editor
Of the P'neiaa, the organ Ct the Government. has
respects what ought to BE- We presume that
have been taken 10 saPTly the American ceuAnd f5s his
available history.
~ THE JOURNAL OF HomEoPArHr ii.ei
by Drs :. K KiEBY aud r. A. SNOW has reached rather
than the middle Of the second volume and through
fully maintains high position cesr and Logical
exFourcsr Of essentiai principles. (Ters 81 per annu
Editors Offices 81 and 30 Bfo1Iway)
- The FLOWERS pERsoSIFisD The l4th
Ssnber Of ibis work Ia oui puolshei b. r. Martin 10
BrcAlwxy. The illustrations are Marsh Maliows. The
Primrose and The snoedroP pretty conceived and
elegantly executed.
ITHK LIVING ACE. No. 1873 full OF the choices,
selections from foreign and domestic sources Is for sale By
Bssford & Co. As,or House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
From sanfa Pc.

81 LoCIs, Jan III 2. VI.
There have been later dates received here from
Santa Fe but there has nothing OF particular inter
est transpired.
The territorial senste had adjourned sine die but
the House was still in session, debating the right
OF the Senate thus 70 adjourn.
Capt Peltzer still remained in command at Fort
Mann. The troops were in the same dsgracefu
state Of INSTRUMENTATION and men doing
just as they pleased.
Col Gipin was at Fort Bent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
Mississippi 4. =. senntor.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. n.
The Legislature Of Mississippi has elected Hon.
JEFFERSON DAVIS 10 the United States Senate
the station he now holds by appointment OF the
Governor Of that State.
Hon. George Poindexter, heretofore prominent
Wing spoke in the Mississippi Convention in Tau.
ds,ion of the Democracy and in denuncsion Of
Mr. Clays Lexington speech and resolutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

CsotD PgNs-GoLD Purchasers Of sod pens who
desire 20 get the best pee the marse arc requested to
trv The Rchel.eu" Disuosd pointed ren which ns-
ecoxnrea recognized the besi ard oags IA tie world
They are ,oi exclusively by B. T. WaTso> Co = va.
liam - ons door below Wsl't aDd J. T. sa'ASs 81 Fs
tons Price - only. Gold Pens Gold and Silver Pea
ell and Pen cases. &c - wholes,e and retail Cod Peu,
made 10 pattern repaired exchanged " BFof every
.ReheieuT pen that the points come Of one vii
be gwen without charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
Ponce Proposals..

PETERSBURG. jan q.
The Southern mail brings New. Orleans dates to
the 10TH Several arrivals from Brazos and Vera
Cruz. New Orleans papers credit rumors Of peace
negotiations through the mediation of England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

CIRCUIT CoURr-Mouday not yet made out
No Calender for to-day.
COMMON pLEAs-Part Nos. 65. 10. 90, II, rs ~ ST.
ST. ss Part II-Nos s.. 81. H. 90, 6s. ~ u, 10, So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

NEw-ORLFAxs. Jan. 1

NEW-DALEANt. JtH 10
Co,tou-Prces the same. Sugsr-FIir. 3gs4. Mo-
l1sses-lsi Flour-LanRud. Freighis-Nothlng
new. Exchange-Large transactions n Sterling Bills for
the steamer.
CIEAHED-ships Clyde aua Persia for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

GES. HARRIsoS's CARRnGE.-The Frankjort
(Ay) Cors HEsalA eontaiEs Giyeriis ment offering
ior sale the sPlsstt family carriage OF the smea,ed Gen.
Harrison. Il presented 70 Gen. H. BY The young men
% Baltimore the original cost s2500, and 1t Is row
vs-y rerly IS good IS when Hew; though {. viii be sod
fer greatly less than cost Tie circumstances OF the fA
ny o. te hnen,ed hero. are 10; such viii permit them
90 keep H. and they h.ve Advertised in the hope tina. they
nay dad in Hsntzesy. among their tred friends pr
chaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

IF Hon. jefferson Daris, it will be seen has
been elected BY the Legislature OF Mississippi to
the u g. Senate. He was a member previously
by appointment OF the Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

JoHs NJ HoLLET AsD CHEF JUsrIcE SPENCER
Extract OF a letter dated
LYoSs Wayne Co Jsa 70
hr. Hollsys health has some improved since
bis arrival at Jscksnvil'e florida although be had
very faugaing and vea-isome journey Judge
Spencer Is yet alive. His phy sicAns say be may
live several weeks. or be may die within twelve
hours, so uncertain is their Judgment
AID. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

Hr ALsrkr GALLArIss Pamphlet on the War with
Mexico may be had gratis At the Office Of The Tribune
Any person ordering loo copies less will be supplied
GA Express or Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

II The Telegraph hence to Philadelphia was
out Of order last night, aud the latest dispatches
from the South were forwarded from that city by
mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22


I~poRrAST CONFERENCE.-The following conclusive
certificate aestng the efficacy q DR. TsSLoss chfe
no-Therma Basam Of Liyer~or "a from Of the great
est practical chemists OF the age. msa greatly aud Do
servedly esteemed
NEw.YoRK, Oct 7, 1871
certify that for pain Ia the breast and cough
with fever which have been subject Tor macy yea,
causing frequently to leave my ounes', have asss
DR.. TAyLORs Chfono-Thermal Balsam OF Liyerwou pre-
pared BY Dr. LEEDS. With great advantage and relief
am now occasionally taking il, and have used seven
bottles of this valuable preparation. Knowing the pres
pal articles Of which It is composed, take great ple"s
10 recommending It to all predisposed to dise~e Of hs
chest who may be similarly affected
JOHN II. CURRIE, Belmont Laboratory
To @. } LEEDS, Md SIS Bosery, Proprietor Of Dr. rr
LoR's Balssm Of Liyerworl.
We commend tho above 10 the notice Of all who have
are disposed to consumption, asthma liver compaai
They may depend on It that this Is medicine ssa
the best ever discovered Over 50 600 persons have fsJ
tested curative powers and # the directions are faDJ
attended TO- they will not bs disappointed 10 is ense"
Therefore, Try Il by all means.
IL Is certain for coughs and colds and should "
10 every family for chdrens 10 prevent Group &c
See Dr. LEsDss signature 10 each bottle Bay S5 bowev
Leeds Heard, ia Waerst and lj9 Fulton st. biooAJo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

I>Di, RVrsrR OvkKsHoEs.-Lidie,' Misses and ehils
rons s. T. ard e the pl.s lGcodyeafs psentl. Al
ways glossy without vanish and the very best sind
ufactuTed. Ladies WI. please cali al b. MLlsss, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

baltimore, JAN I'LL p NJ.
There is not the slightest chance In market which
ranges about as before the steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

~ II you wait to gee 5000 Boots ami Shoes ehssp
Just 20 % our friend JoSss Anus. and get thsG sai
you will find great saving IN your boot bla SO s.y'eat
exrerlence. y. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

TELEGRAPH oPES TO CHERAw We learn that
about noon yesterday quite long conversation took
place between the operators 81 the telegraph stations
Cnera~ ami In this city, communication having been
opened between The two points. several dispatches
business were also transmitted.
We have The Pleasure o. announcing that In all proba-
bhty IN week to-day. the iDe will completed
% Petersburg and C.1rl>f0l and Bos,ca. ard Br51o
a7d Cincinnati and other dsanf cSs. I'LL b daly con-
rsrss
II the course " the ensuing week, the wires viii be
reaiess 70 pu. up between Augusta and Brsnchve so
nat Augusta viii sso shortly be IL communicst al with
the North. Charleston Cour. l7th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

FREE NEGROES IN LoUIsyILLE-The Mayor Of
Louisville gives notice, dated ih inst that after twenty
days from that time the Of the legislature passed IN
the session OF 1856, VIII be enforced against free negroes
10 thst city That &C, provides that any free negro who
shall into the State and remain thirty days. shall Do
liable TO arrest and upon conviction # The fact snail give
reccgnlzance with sufficient sureties the sun. Of
$500, leave tho State within ninety days. and
turn and upon failure TO give recognizance shall be
sod into Slavery to the highest bidder for year. An
atrOclous law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22

THE AFrER cLAPs.-The authorized expenses
OF war make bat one item when the people come
to foot up the bill. Some opinion may be formed
Of the e ooteras when we see that some man has
Just presented claim for the use Of has team"
pressed for military purposes in the last war some
thirty five years ago. The pension list at the close
of the war will be several millions. What nation
that has ever existed in the tide of time has made
such rapid progress in the decay of popular lea.
lousy of Executive power in submission 10 military
supremacy, and in being reconcied 10 an eror.
nous public debt as have the people Of the United
States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-22
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things I'm Philadel phia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1915.
The decision Of Judge King in the case Of Mr.
McMakin and the Saturday Courier was postponed this
ru.ng.
Early this morning tho shoe and dwelling OF Mr.
A. b. Fhan 32t Sorth-seeond ST. considerably dam
sged By FIRE, occurring rom defective sioye-pipe.
Breatsufs continue dali. Flour heavy AtS5 95. Corn
Neal Is held 81 S3-no buyers Red Wheat IS to l a..
Yellow Corn 81 20 81 cts Oats IS to Is The sup
lc~s about to +. Groceries, Provisions and whisky
unchanged
The sales a stocks were
FtrG Bdrd-c oO9 Penns SIS. 69i a /; l2,ccO Treas
Notes, 8. % Loco d. in 100 s9i 100 NJeIsey Copper
y 65 G.rArd Bk. q.
Sec0rd B0rrd-i0O SJersey Copper. u 100 Fleming
ton do 5; 4o0o Treas Notes. In 500. y - 1850 Do. 6s
ssi &c. 900 Sehuyi Nav S. IS, %; 50 Reading RI ,
IS 1900 Govt Loae, 90, o. s7i 5000 Penns s., eg ;
p Beaver Meadow, 23f