New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
BY THE UlDIIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL.
Things In Philadelphia
ce Of the Tribune,

Correspondence efIhe Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Sunday, Sept O.
Yesterday afternoon the Northern Liberty Hose
Company returned to this city from their delightful
visit to Albany and your City. They expressed
themselves highly pleased with the hospsabIe
manner in which the New. Workers entertsned
them. number of our fire comp uies rece we'd
themyesterdsy and escorted them 70 ths Exchange
Hotel, where they parsook Of dinner, offered 70
them by the proprietor.
lseldomsee fremaps procession, without invo-
unfairly thi king, tina! if that eful body Of men
would but purge The mselves oil that portion which
brings disgrsce upon the whole, What preeminent
stand they you d take among the worlds phllan.
thropists. II each respectable Ere company in
this city would resolutely reaolve to TOWN down
at every FIRE, any attempt at owdyiSm.-would
in fact form themselves into Police, fire
riot would become as rare in Phlad iphia snow
in July. The plan is feasible, and one our dremen
should adopt In order to place them once az ain in
8 position where they may challenge the admra.
ton and respect OF the country and the word.
Apopos learn that the Marion Hose Company
OF your city spend few days in Philadelphia, com.
nenoinR on the 18th inst. They may rely on their
reception being a hearty one.
Thomas P. Chester printer, employed on the
Dei0udre State Journal of Wilmington, fell into
an srean hsrketst lsss light and broke his leg
George CorsoD, Northern Liberties Police or
fcer Friday evening held to bail in $500,
for assault and battery and melting to riot in large
beer saloon, and $1,000 for allowing a prisoner
oharges with passing counterfeit money to escape.
Ih' sc are serioas charges to be brought home TO
Police Officer.
The printers new scale of rices went into oper.
alton in this city on Monday last | learn that the
newspaper offices, with one exception, have agreed
70 pay the ADVANCE and that the book offices gene.
rally have yielded. The printers of this city de-
aerve great credit for the quiet and unanimous
manner in which they have carried their object
There have been no chickering's no petty discussions
all have been actuated by one feeling, and all are
well satisfied with the result of their efforts
A distressing accident happened on Friday az
ternoon on the Reading Railroad, near Phenix-
ville about tWenty-one miles from this city. Az
some worsmen were engaged in repairing breach
in the road some heavy props to an embankment
of earth fell, burying about twenty men beneath
them All were more or less injured Que named
Costello OF Manayunk, was emoat instantly killed,
and another named McClasbey was brought to the
Hospital iD this city He will probably recover.
During the coming t all Election, Mayor Jones
will be the Independent candidate, and DR.. WI,
Brkey the Native American candidate for
Mayor OF Philadel phla. The Wings have not vet
dominated their candidate On Tuesday evening
last, after nineteen unsuccessful ballots they ad.
journed without nominating one. They try it again
on Tuesday evening next
In the City and Liberties. during the week end.
ing yesterday, there were 20l deaths, Of which la
were under five years of age of Consumption 49,
There WA hut limled amount In STOCKS TO day.
The kei opened dull at he First Board but at The
close here wes better feeling and part of tho decline
roliced Yesterday haa been recovered 8chuyki Manga
lion Ga closed firm at So Reading Railroad Bonds at 7i
and the .hares at 2l NO reliable Estimate OF the actual
damage the schuylk Canal mas yet been formed
but meeting OF ihe stockholders to be hsld Mon
day next something dednite with reference TO 1t will BE-
made public Yhe con mon loans OF this company amount
10 about IS 600 COO the eater portion Of which 10 held In
this city. The eneurising hodea entitled to the SYM
ptYblic hairT
Of Reading Rsllr0sd shares and bonds have well
maintained, The damage upon this rous has not
week the steady Mt l0ll0t the latter
for the There has been an aciye demand for
MONEY and f'tclss paper rhpges from u to 81 P cent
and other descriptions at higher rates
understand Il al the Tepaife on his road will be com
pe!ed snd business resumed on II BY Monday week The
txpsnaes OF epsis will not affect In the slightest de.
gee lbe Dividend sund " tho Company They VIII be
tnrey by the Renewal Fund, hitch was set apsrtby
The holders for ouch emergencies and Is now amply
Borrower the outlay for repairs and tue loss 6y
The great OF business for the remainder Of the
son caused by the suspension Of the Schuyihi Canal tor
Lehigh Canal for several which viii throw
upon the road the bulk OF he coal transportation for the
Busness orally has been suspended sod6y. conae
que ofthe uclener cy.of the weather which Kept buE
and hCcers have succeeded In realizing advance Of
cent? PER ID saes Of $50 bales Upand and Now Orleans
tuue ul and prices have enden.
Fresh ground s freely offered al s. vi bh Limited
scarce small sales S S. oan quote At
So " barrel WHEAT n,inues dull hut there is yerv little
ntryire. Sales Of Red al 05 aud White at 81 $50
81 le RYE Is scare and wanted at 65 cents CokN con.
nues IL fair rques al 65G66 cena for Ye low, and 6062
cent? for hire Oars much 'nq1tret for Sales
of scuitern Pen,yvtns SO a Is cent? y bushe for
new spd old In GROCERIES ard PRoyIsIoNC there 10 no
change noiCe WHsKEY ls In steady demand al % cts
In barrels, anG q cent, In hhds.
SALES OF sTocKs-fvst board GlrarJ, I24 81 900
City R. 1877 IS 600 Reading S. 75t so DO 3D. ga SO
Morris Ia Penn Az Florence City STOCK, 6S
Sl3 500 TtXas9 Ger CT bcnds, bt, 30
Betueecs Boagds 200 Reading s5wn 25t 100 Reading,
2.3; 900 Reading 6s, b5. 73k
StcGnd Boerd-5 mecha BIZ, 29i; LOCO sch NAY '6a,
S4 SO do SO; $2OUO Ready S. bs 73 81 900 Penns
81 81 q Kepsuchy b. 1864 loco Cam ard Amb 6s'7O
e55 $50 Reading s. 254. Harrisburg BIZ, f53
After Heards = 1000 ReaoR IS d. 131 % 800 TeXAR