New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-21
ThinS. In Philndelphin.
Correspondents Of The Tribune.
PHILaDErPHA Wednesday. NJ


PIILapErFHA Wednesday. March 20
The bark Paez Capt. wilkins arrived here
this afternoon. from Porto Cabello in - days From
the reports brought, IL appears that in Venezuela al
fairs are completely settled. Mousgas holds undis
puted cou,rs Of the country. and outbreak amons
his opponents is not spprehended- This arrival does
not confirm the reports Of Instructions among the par
tisans Of Paez In the provinces which appeared IN
several papers in your city.
This morning about o'clock, a. young seaiaring
man. named George Fighter, son Of John {. kghter,
shipping master U. : Nsvy, WAS returning home With
friend he stopped IN a small street Noysm-n
sing by two men. WhO asked him 10 give them some
money He gave them All the change he had about
him. and was turning 20 leave, when one Of the men
stopped him and demanded more money. Mr. RICHTER
sad Indignantly that he had no more but the rufians
not needing the assertion determined u use violence
During the scufe 4 knife drawn across the atdD-
men Of Mr. K niicing such a asevere wound that his
entrails prutrudcd. The young man taken to the
Hospital where he now lies Ia a very critical condition
Nc friend also received severe stab the right
side The superstition IL that the men who committed
the Outrage belong 10 lswless gang, calling them
selves killers
Dsy before Yesterday poor Immigrant family arrived
in this city from New York and subsequently, left here
on foot for the West While proceeding along the
Lancaster turnpike tae driver of dung wagon ielt
pity tor poor little girl with them, named Ellen
Clean and kindly offered 10 let her ridc. While getting
into toe wagon she fell through the shafts inigring her
seiseverey. She was admitted to the Hospital last
evening.
The arrival Of shipping At this port this morning was
very large consisting Of two ships three bsrks, four
brss and fourteen schoOners. one Of the ships, the
Tu.carOra brought two cabin and three hundred and
one steersge passengers.
The Flour marke. s finn and farther sales of 800 bbs
common brands are reported at 81 IS per bbl Corn
Meal IL steady At 80 with moderate sales Rye Flour
Ia quiet and some small sales reported at oct a
Oper Dbl Wheat is firm and held above the views
of buyers the last sales of Reds al 100 l03c for
fair and good reds Corn IN good demand 1000 10
5000 bushels mostly Pennsylvania Yellow sold at SIC.
In store Osis sold at 30c. for Southern Cotton is
rather easier nd 1000 bales mostly UPands, sold
&C. for Fair In Groceries there are cargocs Cuba
MOlasses held alta price not public 900 bags Rio and
1900 bags Lsgusyrs Coffee At full rates sugar Is hrm
with farther s.les Of New Orleans At 81 81 la Seeds
1000 bushels common Clover sold TO 60 East at 10 a
- prime parcels are worth 10 a 81 per bushel
Provisions dI at previous figures Mess Pork
is held at sll without sales. 80 casks saed Meats
sold at Sc fer Sides a for Shoulders, and az for
Hams Lard and Butter no sales Coal, the market
unsettled. Wiisky dropping bbls sold at 22i
SALES OF S7ocKs.-Fbsf Board-iOO Girard Bank,
l2i 3 do, l2i 500 U War Bounty Scrip, l0l; 80
New Jersey Copper, $50 I ; Treas Notes les; 500
Lehigh Goal Scrip, ~ 80 Morris Canal lot; Penn
Bank 2963 $500 state IS s0s
Second BOgrd-66 Farmers and Mechanics Bonk. 90
81 900 State S. sol; $1,000 DO sos; 80 Mechanics Bk
27i 500 City 6s 10 1914; 81 900 Reading RR Bonds
ssh $500 City 5s o. e6; $1,000 Cincinnati 6s OF sOO
Lehgh 6s, 67i sl,726 Lehigh Interest 81 20 Gas,
l2 100 Morris Canal, l0i % do. l0s $50 Union Csns
liz IL Philadelphia Bank l26. 100 Susquehsnns Canal
IA, $500 Loan g.. O., HI; % Girard Bk, l2l.