New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
PHILADELPHIA.
Arrests for Carrying Concealed Weapons
DisOrder-Fugitive Slave Case-markets.

DisOrder-Fugitive Slave Case-markets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March -.
In consequence of the interest felt by our col
ored population in the recent Fugitive Slave case
quite number had congregated in front Of the
State House laAt night to hear the result. The
crowd blocking up the sidewalk, the Assistant
Marshall ordered it to dispense, which not being
done as promptly and as quietly as was desirable,
about dozen arrests were made by the police
Upon each oolorsd person arrested vvas found
deadly weapon. This morning five OF the number
were bound over to answer the charge ofcsrrying
concealed weapons, aud the rest were discharged
with a reprimand.
Last night a blood named George Fernandez
was arrested for kicking up "dldoes.' In at
tempting to lock the prisoner up, Michael Carson
the turnkey of the Cherry st. station-house was
roughly handled by him. Upon Georges person
was found q six bRTeled revolving pistol loaded
and capped. This morning he was bound over
in SllC0 to answer the charge Of carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons, and assault and battery
upon a Police officer and the turnkey.
William Garrison, colored, was arrested last
nieht for burglary. lie was committed TO answer.
The fugitive slave case which has been before
the United States District Court since Saturday
last The proceedings OF which have daily sent you, vas
brought 10 conclusion last night about II O'CLOCK Ine
ties mopy for he claimant given yesterday afternoon ater
closed my letter. clear and conclusive tcould leave
no doubt on the mind TO the prisoners hsnnah and DICK
10 we're really named Ellen aud HenTy) being the idgt-
tive slaves OF John Perdu, Of Baltimore.
Tie Counsel commenced their arguments ~ aoou'
O'Clock last evening and concluded before IL a. night
Judge Kane reviewed the testimony at great length aud
pointed the discrepancies and contradictions IN 9 i3r
rad worked for various white persons IN CoumDia pre-
veus 20 the time OF their Sleged escape IRON MMyand
Why had they been brought here 70 TESTIFY Ana way
was not The pastor Of the Methodist Church she was sAd
10 have visited regularly before g suopoen4d mere
ubstsnuae this assertion IRE oDlecuon -nai sue oi
rot 10 removed from this state nle IN her pregnant con-
con be consider ed unsound IN Jaw ILe master na4 No
Fame gi over his slsye that iaaer WQo naVs M 90 ne
daus hter il she were in pregnant cJl-o III lleai
held from his CUSTODY The fart OF her pregnancy "ou1
not prevent he father from recoyerg s possession anu
Gust dy Of bis child He reviewed tl4s Polu ~ soIio
Ter c;b and concluded BY REMINDING the alleged gYes
70 lie keeping Of their MASTER and ave Inn cefucals 70
TbsHoruing they were escorted 70 the By large
force Of the Marshaps Police AID safely Placed ~ltnn'
src no Doubt bv his time they within The jurisdiction
N he Bsimore Courts Very few followed the
fugyes the cars, and not = sig oIt.uiosu-e DC
CURED. detachment OF he MarshAS FoAce accoAPa'
CoTToN IA held firmly, but The sa.es are on limited
la2o0 bses prircipaHy piano. a. q - 49, 10
res coed brands Iold Tor export az 0 per Do ~. 70
re general asking price The sales Tor he supply OF we
iy bakers and retailers a. 80 10 $ FOR common ana ex
ia brands ard fancy brands a. higher rates RYE royk
ard Com MRAL dull, and no fuhef sses nave 0esl
reported GRAN-The demsrd Tor WHEAT CONTINUES
limited cargo OF prime Pennsylysnis RED '0a ~ =
en-. and while Al O. per bQshe Corn Is 10 goO1 een@nl
or shipment, and prices hAyeimpfoVtd S4.es o 80
hufhes yellow a. 40 cts afOaL lfeslerday ne types
made - saw sses Of CORN Al 53t. adoa instead OF ~
ct, ard e cts f. store Instead Of % cts a. written
OARS IN steady demand a. former Lacs N " s ~
ans here Is more doing, ard prices OF COFFEE sCSAE
erd MoLAssEs are fully maintained. A cargo o. IUfks
Island sold Oh terms not made public. WHsEY-Demand
limited Sales Ct Lids II l. and bis a. - CO. . 49,,
strEs or sTocKs-FSi. BoDd-S5'eo sac es, 20 ~
1fe.. .te Reading RR 81; $50 do. ~ 100 90 SVt 10
G,,f Rs"E Isl 81 Sch Nav. II; $3.50 Spring Garden
6. IS. IoiI $500 WI RR g. ss9 p Pis.,ers' BsnE
Tenn 70; s5Cte Read RR Mort g. % 500 90 seryiel
slate 81 sSi $500 Lehgh Nevi6s sSi; slooO tennessee
S. 65 II Mechanics Bank 81 IS Manu- and Mechanics
S1e6sS Baard-s26co Spring Garden g. rs, 1913 leo
Ciessrd Del Canal o.; l06 Girard Bank ~ Farmers
sr5 Mech Rank 7rf; $500 &c. 81 ll6i 900 tsaning
PR sts II Kentucky Bank, l06 Pennsyl vanis X 80
eImsntown Turnpike, 4Ci; 5000 Sch Nav es, %, Do