New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
BY 7HE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN IAN.
Desperate Fight and Nurser-P,r.-..,--
Fisht-Piiadeiphia Marksss. - E
Correspondence Of The Tribuse
PHILADELPHIA. Tues3

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Last night about IL O'Clock, desperate ss.s
occurred at the Glass Works OF Edward u
smethermsn. situated near the Wire Bridge Al
Paramount, between the workmen and gang az
rowdies called "Tormenton.' Daring the afSrsv
John Sixsmith, Sen one Of the workmen. discharv.j
a gun loaded with duckshot, AZ his sssaiaDts 'rhs
entire charge, consisting Of lac shot, eatefoi thu
breast Of William Hyland, aged sixteen years. Al.
most instantly killing him. Sixsmith and HE sou
have been committed 10 prison for afuther hearing
The general impression Is, that Sixsmith did per
fecty right in firing into the gang, end althoughths
resa, has been very fatal in its character, il was
nee. ssary TO make an example In order 10 deter
other gangs from Masking their dastardy assaults
upon innocent persons.
last evening a fight occurred in Broad-st. near
Arch. between the Paramount Engine and Fair
mount Hose Companies. The Hose Compsny's
car iage was destroyed during the melee
On Sunday evening last little son OF A. j.
Wright OF X ensington, was injured BY the falling
Of heavy castiron drum upon hun. he died
last evening
There has been rather more inquiry FOR corros and up
ward q 500 bass have changed hsrds al Is Isle D a.
~ Goa ily Ths fLovs market continues da and i0segse
so5e. % SS Tor VII s a. % nd s
l1l For city use the demsrd 10 limited al u. Us -
sS gT common ..s ss0e and 70 saa
for WHEAT aud prices are stationary sales Of 5000 bush
No sales Of RYE CoRs Is IN fair dsmsnd and sas I'd,
ysneed Sales OF 900 bash yellow al SIC now held sc
OARS are in good demand small sac q prime Penn 81
SAILS or srocxs Board 500 Reed RR 81; ISL
do. s 1000 sI.ts So sl; 500 DO si y Nosh Amer.
b. 81; q Notih BI Of Ky, los s. Sen Nav ls 50 90,
Isl sSCoo Read RR hon So 1Ss Uniea ssns rsaess-
s AZ s:s sS g. s. asr.
Isl; tIooe Tennessee 50 ISL; 5000 Sch Nav &c. 49, 81
S..s ss as.s 6. rsS f. sso
go Rsssoing RR Isl .co DO, q $500 ss,s g. los' 80
Lehss g. 7Sii H. Leigh Nav. ST. AA' 10 WV
| SUPREME COURT or THE UNrrp STATES
| Washington, Friday, May 10, 1s5o-Andrew
Wyle, Jr. Esq. of Virginia, was admitted an Auor.
ney and Counsellor ofths Court ...-..No. 10. JOAN
| A. Per1ine vs.. Chesapeake and Delarare Canal
! Company-On q certificate Of division from the
Circuit Court of the United States for Delaware.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of
this Court that the charter did not confer upon the
| Company either of the powers claimed by it......
No. 80. r. Farmers heirs, plaintiff an error W.
| b. d. Eslard ct dl.-The argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr.. J. A. Campbell for the de-
PENDANTS in error, and concluded by Mr.. Coke for
the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned until Monday, IL
o'clock.
MONDAY MAY 10, ls5O.-Mr Chief Justice Ts.
| ney announced to the bar that the Court will not
hear any argument after Tuesday, ssth instant
No. l4l. The United States, plaintiffs, vs. r. Man
| gold.-On certificate Of division in opinion be-
tween the Judges of the Circuit Court OF the Uni
| ted States for New.York. Mr.. Justice Daniel de.
liyered the opinion Of this Court that Congress- had
| power and authority, under and by virtue OF the
Constitution TO pass much Of the twentieth Sec
ton of the act Of third March, 1885, entitled AN
act more eifectually to provide for the punishment
of certain crimes against the United States, and
for other purposes az relates to bringing into the
United States counterfeit coins and also % much
ar relates 10 utteripQ publishing passing and SELL
ing of the counterfe il coins therein specified.
No. 100. W. Poilard's heirs, plaintiff IN error. vs.
G. Ki6Je.--This case was argued by Messrs Phil
lips and Coke for the plaintiffs in error, and by Mr..
J. A. Campbell for the defendant in error
Adjourned until to morrow at IL O'Clock, A. n.