The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-08
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

tn, Ocean Sifa Navigation Company Commerce Of fle
Port TIE Hungarian Refugees Horrible .7eeii,ni
TAs Canal Co@nissisner'' Report The Markets, Sc
During recent yiit to your city, spprised Of
fact Which may not be generally known TO the readers
81 the Hsrod In New York or Philadelphia. The New
York, Southampton and Bremen line Of steamers will
resum. their trips the 2eth Of next month instead
q waiting until The sprDg, A. before announced The
Washington will sa first. The principal cause Of with
drawing these because the chnery
required OverhsuiiDg, but account OF the usual
emulation Of ice in Bremen hsrbor during the
Ocean Steam Navigation Company. learn that the
yroh Of the past year fully to their expects
tons aud that they start the yesr under the most
encouraging auspices IL l. not the Intention Of the
company to male such alterations In the machine
~ Of th,ir vessels ss will insure an increase Of
speed. Their passengers are quite sausssd With
"Trip across the Atlantic In fifteen sixteen days; and
long that satisfaction continues IL would b. the
height ct folly TO attempt 70 lessen the duration Of the
mp at the rsk Of inuring the hull and engine OF
steamers The success Of this line msy In part be at
tbuted 70 the fact that IL Is almost wholly ovned aud
controlled by the German merchants Of your city Who
act upon, better than any class that am acquainted
with the principle Of Let coed enough alone They
msy be century behind their p@ghbors Ina that dsE-
ding sprt 81 snterprs. which psrtases largely % this
gsrius of s~indiins; but they are unscruPalou,iy
IL and Invariably give Satisfaction 70 all who may have
dealings With them.
The foreign arrivals at tAis port duiioE the pat
year amount to bs5; eosstwse Including the vcssss
engaged 10 the coal trade 2Isss fetal zjlo9. Nun
Der % sugrsnis arrived at this port during the
1sis 1885 In 1888. the number amounted TO IA al.
The new County Treasurer, Solomon Wagner, Esg
assumed the duties o. his Once this morning
1be skating ON the sehuyltill hexcsllsat. Yos,sr-
day Sabbath though vas ct leastt~o thousand male
tihnsrs S,re engaged In this manly sport
Count Nsss. with the hungarian refugees are
Tsctsd to reach this city this afternoon They TO
b. received ut the Musical Fund Hall, this e'eainx
with appropriate civil and military bonors. An era
ton in pur. Anglo SaxeB, and, Il perfectly To-
teiiiebs TO the noble exes will be delivered By David
There 4 eonsidersble floating ice In the Delaware
which trcusly impedes the arrival and departure q
vessels.
Mr John T. Nicely, Of Bucks county, net With
serious sccidont on fntay evening last. NE as
standing n the acbvsy sotrsnce leading to the depot
Lshtb ap ga caught by the forward car 81 the pas
ftLs.f train, which had Just arrived aud vas oouinr
into tie depot hen he vas ar adfoiiy crushed be-
t-tsn the boy u the aud the fraGe partition of
the nee aud pressed corn PROSTATE upon the small
platform aonetide o. The track a be fact that The
iofts q bis BODY against the eide Of toe broke
q The panels through gill gve some Idea of the honit
naBnsr in -hich he vas jsm ned lie rss considered
tie morhirg b. bis pbJ seian strange 20 say out q
Danger
tbs ate les already been made public. rne gross
receipts all the lines for the year ending Nov -,
1919: snoant 20 81 sSs27 ~, ssPsn,es s5SstoO ~,
surplus. ft54TOo % kxccss u tolls preceding
ear s7gtaa "a Excess % net revenue. sSsJ1sl 10.
The ne sEd dkssrcea weather has checked out
DOR tIshsaoioBs tlsur quiet e. previous rates. but
huie shipsng small sslss Of rJs Eour a. 50 ssi
Gers meal a. t9s5 Wheat quiet No sales rsportai
MS mining. f.nnsyl'sn. re. 02c. com u 10
sctits d'Ha,d. is- ssies Of new yslio. a; $40.
Iioasrs q cotton are v,ry arm At the late advance
IAs apius tts We sales a. the stock beard to-day
80 t 90 ~ sg,,e ts s,.9 sat-. ss'sgs1s ifn,
tstfi stfFsre Bosss, ~ ~ shs rsnnsylvsuis R.rssa
AZ ~ s.s. Ss,t as 20 Lshlsh -. q ssseg ~ =
"a. si'i' ~ Chssarsst. snd Delaware C,s,i cav.