The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-12

In bbls. In provisions the following sales have been re
pored' 40 hhds Sides 6a c's 30 do shoulders 81 o 500
hams 81 cts $50 schooley bagged shoulders 81
c Is hhds shoulders 81 cts; 10 do 81 cts, Is do 81
c 10000 lbs, shoulders, 81 cts 10000 do. sides, q
Sales pork $40 So and lard 81 in bbl and
cts. In kegs.
TELEGRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Later from Canada Movement IN avor of am~sration
MONTREAL October IOA declaration In favor of annex
alton the United States has been dawn up, and IN the
short space Of five hours received tho signatures Of 800 of
first merchants andholders and professional men, in
Guiding TWO members of and two Of the Queens
meeting held here the 9Th against the segnoria
se no is aSa
Courtney or Oliver Cromwell has died In this CITY OF the
The Governor Genera" arrived q, TORONTO On Monday
morning, and was well received
Georgia Election.
Macon Oct SWe have heard from all the counties in
wings the House q Repesena,ves 81 democrat. and IS
S s pas Ss ss the candidate
The riot at Philadelphia
PHlLADELrnA, October lip The rstous district is
now quiet and no further appearance of difficulty.
Condition Of the ~~ther~ markets.
New York, October ll-2 m.The stock market quiet.
Treasury note 6s 1881 1895 loan IIIi sterling sI
change 10 10y premium Flour steady sales Of bbs
southern IS ii IS So Corn meal IS Is sales 81 red
a. M 10y .Ss g. e 2 ~ Gas
and 81 65 for yellow oats So cents Provisions and
small a Nsw j
Whiskey is selling at 27h cents in barrels.
PnLApELrHIA, October lI-2 P. Stocks are steady
Of oay a. IS a Com %s IS III ssa SSe.. los
lO7 cents White corn 81 81 cents; yellow 81 So cents.
Grmprices unehaSsed The cotton marLs, !. ss.ssdy~
sales small. Whisksy is selling at al in barrels
The PA,laaslphi. Riot.
The following from the Philadelphia Ledger gives an
account of the continuation OF the riots from the point
where our telegraphic report left off yesterday:
We resume the details of the riots from the point at
which account oil yesterday brske Off first correcting
nv s 1S Of s, Se %pg going the
trouble Of ousing them at midnight would, at least take
their marching Sixth street, superstition was
ural that they would be posted to be effective;
shppen street. when they returned by way Of Fh
70 Chestnut, and out the Museum building, and
The consequence was that the rioters asceraining
The military iaIoe had e.irsd, rscommeneed their lawless
w. Some ofthe rioters jumped the fence above the caor
the open space between il and the dwellings above The
cooIed population residing in the vicinity commenced
By the rioters while carrying of articles Of ianiiars
Ihe names spreading In The meanwhile, brought the
the rioters re.resrng beioe them, the Phoenix wa:
put in service In short time, however, the rioters
and the members Of the Phrns were forced 70
ny from their carriage The fremen however, rein
further spread the are which. at thu: dms had oomma-
nicated TO Of courthouses, running from Sixth
street. the roofs Of which were all damaged.
The ao9s M0m; ho'G COPsy mad a., ns, hose
the members were beaten of the carriage and taken pos
cut BY he and then carried of the apparatus into Moy-
amensing. Il was afterwards restored TO the company
tct The hose Of the Diligent Fire Company hack
ed with knives 90 as 70 be useless. The st.e House
Itary, but up eight O'Clock sufficient force had
mustered ia the sa,e-house yard % waran. their go
rom Walnut 70 Lombard streets, was ionged with PEG.
pie curious 70 see what was going on, and from Lombard
with occasional niermissons BY halfpas O'Clock the
tunut had ceased, the rioters having nearly all dispersed
and those remaining could be distinguished from the
spectators with whom they were mingled Several persons
wounded in the aiiray, OF whom the following were
| admitted into the hospitals
| James Beasey, a member Of the Perseverance, Hoe
Company received bali in his breast He conveyed
He lived in the vicinity Of Broad and Arch streets
Lawrence Mcshane, while looking out Of the window Of
with chance shot, and received severe wound which
young medical student received ball In his thigh.
while looking the ARRAY.
pia r. Ksnds badly hurt .ho, in the back Of his head
Charles Anderson stabbed in the thigh and George Tiet-
coored boy in the employ of Sheriff Lear, had three
shots extracted from his leg which were received while
young man, the con Of Captain Walker the keeper Of
tavern in seventh, below South, was wounded during
Tuesday night marble fired from muske struck RIB,
and glancng, inflicted flesh wound The marble
was extracted BY Mr.. Rizer.
Paterson and Colonel Bohsn, took up the line Of march
On reaching Of riot the companies were posted
.snne 20 %ss extended along s16 Pine shppen
and along Lombard and south streets from rih 70 Ssv
readiness. g act, nscs'. isaaed T. The companies
nc Cornelius or spee one Of the election judges in the Sixth
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