New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19
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Correspondents O The Tribune.
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Things In PhilHdelphin'
Correspondents Of The Tribune
PHILspELPHIA, Tuesday, April 49,
The robbers of DR.. ID arlington, the President OF
the Chester Comfy Bank have AZ length been arrested
Day before yesterday M Msa the Cssnis. Of sns
marked Matauoros stating that two men hsd oeen az
rested in that own who we're supPo.ea 70 DC
rested II sppelrs engssed another TO purchase mules ana
the payments Of the same were made exclusively "a
Chester County Bank money, Which eScreo susPcI9n,
and ultimately led to the arrest Of both The letter also
states that $4,000 Of be secured and inst me
prisoners Tsqu'tion Of the Governor Of rem
ESsry d.y develop. more fully the beauties Of the Sab
Trsssayv scsms The laws which 70 environ
rosS-s prove bui ~i,p. of stated yesterday that
the opinion Of judge Kane, OF the United states Do1
Cosrt a. 10 the smenabty Of Randall Hutchinson Ins
offcers Tor embeZLiement Of Government moneys Las
cult Court He emteiI 90 neaI s.o'V sha viii o0uO'
less escape GpOn leks technlosltles
Before Judge Sherwood 10 the District Court th' morn
iog came nm the acton Of Rev James ODonne rs Inc
County Of Phad sphis brought to recover dsm.e-s or
the certain property DESTROYED BY mob ogtns me
riot- Of consisting accordins 20 the piantn es m
off lARe oil pantsss by old masters brought from Eu
rope. feet square with costly irames worm rom
$3.50 to $500 each; library VI 2b9O volumes OF oooEs
worth from 81 50 10 o. per volume beside prints engrav
ins. maps. portfolios clothing 10 The property vs In
the house II St Augusus Church At the lime
the church wss destroyed BY the mob. The County OF
course will have TO ray fair valuation Tor the property
destroyed. - 49,. ..
OF Bro.d and Lombard destroyed BY hrs about
O'Clock last evening IL ~ss Occupied oy MI MGR
feed dealer who had considerable provender and "ors
There hss been more activity in market, to-day but
s.issog sTocKs-Firs, Boards Reading ls; / Psnpa
Bank rs; 81 Norristovn ll; Bank North Amer; Il4
- O0O Tt So 7 5000 Reading 6s 3d. ITO nion
Cans. M; 3 700 sehJi Nav 6s 49, IA; Mechanics
Bsok 2ei 900 Trea. Notes 60, i0f, Farmers and
Mech B;1s 81 80 GI1 sss II sG0 s. si5s w
l2 Penn Bs ~, 500 Lehish Nsyiss,i9n Loan -;
40 I-ht Scrip 7cf 1000 Gnes
Deiss SC, 81 II Far Meehs Bk, 5lti 1000 Treasury
Notes, l6a, 100 Morri,, ioi
~ A private letter. published in the Louisville
Journal diving facts Of the death Of young
Erwin at NewOesns states hsthe did not commit sat.
eide reported in the pswspspe' bat aeeidenty 'hoi
himself while in the act Of putting losded pistol under
his pillow on going 10 bed ~ night
The WRITING ASD PRISTIS6 REFokA.-Few
persons except those Immediately familiar with the sub
ject are Of the progress which Photography and
Phonoypy have made in this country One Of the strongest
evidences Of 1t is the Of the AH9oSdron Of Messrs
Andrews Boyle, anowsPsper published In the phonoty-
PIC character which We are informed has made Its way
among many whose Previous preuices and habits Of mind
made them to innovation Ia everything relating TO
our language Itnow begins to Be seen and acknowledged
that aside from the hops Of the ultimate Adoption by the
community atIarse essy, obvious and scientific
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to pronounce all the reads with perfect accuracy
which. considering the good sense Of the Arso-saIon
race, is BY grOundless-there is an mmeds,e
and positive benefit literary point Of view, to be de-
rived from psrusng such paper. II is admitted that our
present photography is key TO the pronunciation Of
words II any ons were hardy enough deny this The
exstencs OF twenty Pronouncing Dictionaries among Us
things unknown in other 4nggsses-wouldbe asuicen
RECITATION. Experience has proved, 10 this matter, that
the resdest way OF learning pronunciation not by the
ereueAn labor Of consulting dictionaries and committing
them to memory, but by orthography which unsrring
" represents the pronunciation 1t is easy to see, thai
reading the language in an orihoaphy that represents
the pronunciation is equi ssen 10 consulting Pronounc
log Dictionary for every word that Is read. Now here
important object 70 DO a2inet-for no one viii under
value the importance OF correct Prcnuncation-whet
shows the important service which such newspaper may
reuder 10 every youth and adult in our country II mat
whist opinions entertained Of the probability
Of the proprety Of change In our present or
biography. Tie greater the probability ina. there will 81
change the more important Is Il that means should b
USed-ln country 80 large as ours, where the innux
foreign Tongues and barbArous dialects 10 50 constant
everwhelmng-to disseminate accurate pronunciation
HORRIBLE sUFFERISG.-The Bangor Ithig pub
shes letter from Capt Short. Jr Of that city from
which lake the following particulars concerning th'
/ loss Of the schooner Samuel l.. Noyss:
The day after arrival az Greenock the English bari
Euomansa srrivea from Newfork Win Capt Jane
Hatch on board the o1y survivor Of the Samuel Noyes
They took Capt Hatch ID the day previous TO that Of
seeing the rrck AZ heard that Capt. Hstcl
board the Errcmangs immediately went bo.Ts
70 SEE hin, snd most horTd state be in His feet hsS
been ro, oiIsa while 90 the wreck and are nov In bsc
state 81 n0rtneaioui his hnsers both hands II
much tbs same state. lie 10 the InrmAry yes
tsfdsy and have net heard frou him aimee Both u BIZ
feet Hi have 70 be taten Cd above the ankes and
Of h, fingers Capt Hatch told th. the schr was how
dowr on her beam ends the second day while seudn
under close reef foTesa and remained 10 that position
until they cut away her mAsts when she rghted Their
lost Of Ihs time but all died from fatigue
II joins CRUsoS was murdered near Greggs
vale, H. BY JOIN Bsr,noloueS, the "a inst BartholO
has no. been arrested Two other men were arrest