New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Oct l.
About o'clock this morning Andrew Lowery
stables, situate back OF Third-st. below Green at
were fred by an inoendiary, aad destroyed to
gether with the drug mill and stable OF Charles V
Hagner In the latter stable, two horses belong
ing TO poor carriers, were burned TO death. Mi
Lowery'g oss is not known. Mr.. HRgDer il In
sured TO the amount of 81 500.
This morning, young man named William
Wals er. was arrested charged with setting DIR.
Lowery's stables on fire. The circumstances are
strong az ainst him, and he was therefore commit
ted In default OF $4,000 bail for further hearing
The Philadelphia Baptist Missionary AHsocis-
tion, commences it's one hundred and forty third
anniversary in this city shis afternoon,
AS General JOSE Antonio PAEz ex.President
of Venezuela, is expected to leave your city to-
morrow morning for Philadelphia committee OF
gentlemen will meet him at Tacony and accompa-
ny him on the steamboat to Wanut-as wharf,
where military guard Of honor detailed by Ms
Gen Patterson, will be In readiness to escort him
to independence Hall. BE will there De received
by the Mayor and Councils, and will afterward De
conducted 20 his quarters at Glasss w sahingson
House, Chesnus st above Seventh.
For some days past. IL the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer, the rial of Andrews for firing the pistol
at the notorious rowdy, Dick Manly she balls
from which struck and killed the tide boy Charles
Armitsge. has been proceeding. This morning the
evidence for the defense commenced and entirely
demoliEhed the case 81 presented by the Common
wealth The Jury rendered & verdict Of not
guilsy,n without leaving the box.
William B. Reed, Esq the Prosecuting Astor
ney, in stating the cshe to the Jury made te y
ost eloquent remarks in reference to the present
disorderly state of society in portions of our coun
t.. BE drew mastery and feeling picture OF
the child hero, who, suffering as be must have
done. from his wounds, sae most intense pain, for.
sot his own condition to sooth the lacerated tssl-
in=a ofhis mothar, and hih in the agonies ofdeath
called upon those around him to calm and comfort
her in her disiress II said shat the image olghas
child, dying in HE parents arms, aud calling upon
hsr not 10 weep for him, would haunt the con-
scence of tho pcrpetrator of the desd until the lat
eat hour OF hia existence Many in tbs Court room
ahed tears, and there was scarcely dry eve 10 the
room.
CorToN con,!rues IN coed demand and the market ia firm
bn the particulars nGvs yet rsnspred Tie Flour
continues Gull sale OF 500 for export at 81 8lt
In o,n 10 The trade ct 81 87aS5 io common aud good
brauds s. for select branda and extra, and $40
FLOUR nj rfe less than g p Dbl CoRN MEAL is scarce
held fl MY at S. There 10 fair amount OF WHEAT
offering but the deuand il limited Sale! Of oiaary and
prime ked al Sd$l o. and inferior ats5090c. y bushel
Saes OF so SEQ bushes Southern RYE at IS cls. CoRN
continues in limited demand sales OF 20cO bushels Yel
wing Gales Of Southern at 570S9c 2 bush WHISKY Is
dull salea a. 27ta27c IN hb is and hhds ,,.,,.s
2C0 Bank, p; zoo do q 400 Reading RR. 8lii s.
schuyA Sank, Il! 100 Lehigh interest 1911 Florencs
Gig Ga II Union Bank TenneaIee 6G3 1000 Sch Nav
&C. '39; e79 Wilmington RR SIS, 80; II Lehigh Naygi
tton, 81; IS Harrisburg RR Is.
Second Boards eco ech RGv6s 49, SO $4,000 DO S9f;
1858 Lehgh Inereai 76; 81 eco City g. III 1861; Peun
ea 45 silq CoTbeG and Amb0y RI g. 10 s5t S5S So
mir eon bR 2ls $iG0 City IS, go So 100 do, 81 88
s.. SCu sl@!c 50, 1924