The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-01
Our Philadelphia correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30, 1919.
.E,neate IN the County Board-Fuemen's Process
s,on-A Case of .Seauct,on-Ihe Eecdly Case
The Ship S,catara-M arkets-Stocks, &c.
The county board, composed of the members Of
the.State Legislature from this county, held ses-
sion this morning. About the time OF the adjourn
ment, war Of words commenced between Mr..
Steele of this city, and Mr.. lenszey, of the coun-
ty, upon some unimportant subject, when, following
the example of our national legislators, the former
made public expression of his belief that the
latter was liar. This was promptly thrown back
by Mr.. I'll. with an elegant addition, too refined
TO appear in print; Mr. Steele did his best to In
crease the emphasis of his original assertion by a
arderexpletive, and the scene was concluded by
his opponent calling him little puppy: No mention
has yet been made OF pistols and coffee
Hague says tomorrow will be clear, and our
fremen, trusting that his prophecy will be fulfilled,
are making every eXerons to render the pageant
for tomorrow of the most imposing character.
Sixty-six companies take part in 1t, with their
splendid banners and apparatus. , ~
ktriendless girl, who supported herself by stand
ing in of our Second street. stores, having been
deceived by a brute in the shape OF man, one
day last week prematurely gave birth to an infant,
and 10 screen herself, threw the Neless body into
the ciss-pool attached to the house in which she
boarded. Unfortunately, the BODY was discovered,
and the poor girl exposed, through the mistaken
conduct of our coroner, whe, having increased IN
selflmportance by the recent exposure in the
Freddy case, thought he a horrld murder in
this natural act of the poor victim OF seduction.
The affair has, however, created virtuous feeling
of Indignation against the seducer, which, 1t is
hoped will not let him escape unwhipt OF justice.
Mrs. Freddy was brought before Judge Kelly,
this morning on a writ of habedS corpus, for the
purpose of procuring her release. The Judge,
however, decided the proceedings In her case
10 be regular and remanded her to await her hear
ing before Alderman Clark, tomorrow morning.
A message from Lewes, this morning, states
that the Swatara was full of water but hopes were
still entertained to get her off, through the aid OF
the steam pump. Her passengers have been
brought up the rlver, on board OF steamboat,
but will be detained at the Quarantine by the new
regulations. There are said to be some cases OF
small pox among them.
MARKETS AND Srocx SALEs.-First Board.-S460 Penn.
BIS SO; $4,000 Wilmington r.. Il. 6s, 3d. $1,000 do 20;
$4,000 Penn. SIS SO: $4,000 Penn 6s o6 siloo treas
Notes, 109h; 81 900 Nav. 6s eS. 46h $1,000 Ches.
and Del 6's s61s $500 Texas Bonds, 49, 100000 Penn
Us So; $4,000 do. So 81 200 City Gas 6's t2 1O2;
shs Lehigh Nav. Co. 2Sh; 81 900 Penn 5s 3d. Second
Board-S7 700 State G's, CO. S65l6 do 5s, 81; $4,000
do. s3h; S94O do 1914; S51 SO Sch Nav interest 81
$500 Viii. r. II. 6s So; $1,000 Ches. and Del Canal
6's $40; shs N. Bank, KY 1861; $500 sus Canal
Bonds. SIX 500 State 6s 80; % shs Girard Bank,
121s: IL do Phil. do. lbs.
The -four market Is without animation to-day. and
the only sales that have occurred were small lots of
good brands S. IS Some extra brands for city use
disposed of at So 121a Corn meal sold at 81 ga
The demand for wheat is improving lot Of fine
white wheat sold to-day at 1l0c. 900 bushels OF rye
were also sold this morning at 5Slsc Corn is
and the only sale reported lot OF yellow at 56c per
bushel There is but triang demand for oats
Whiskey sells at dc for hhds. and % for barrels.