New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
PHILADELPHIA.

Correspondence u The n. 7 Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Sept :. 1,


PHILADELPHIA Monday, Sept. : 1851.
The company of jersey City Contlnentals
contemplate a visit to Philadelphia on the Goth.
They Will be accompanied by Adamss Brass Band
of your City, which, while here, will give Concert
in connection with Burleys Brass Band of this place.
At an early hour this morning, the Eagle Cotton
Factory. situate on Wlllow-St, between Schuylkll,
Second and Thrd.sts was completely destroyed by
FIRE. Total loss about 100000. The principal loser
is Mr. Richard Holt, the proprietor of the factory
MesSrs Brlte & Stedman. who occupied the second
story for printing wall paper suffered considerably
An unknown young man, about % years OF age,
very genteely dressed. was attacked IN Chesnutst.
last night with symptoms Of apopexy lie was i'm.
medately removed to the hospital, where he expired
at II o'clock. There nothing found upon his
person by which he could be identified. An original
piece of poetry, headed I'll Think of Thee was
found IN OF his pockets.
John Kline detected i'll a burglarlous act this
morning, and committed, in default of 81 500 ball. to
answer.
The Circuit and District Courts of the United
States met tins mornlng-preSent Judges Grler and
Kane. John W. Ashmead, Esq, |. ). District At
tomey, announced the decease of Hon Lew Wood
bury. an Associate Justice Of the supreme Court.
He sketched briefly his public career and paid
high tribute TO his Judicial talent. lie then moved
the adjournment of the Court.
Hon George VI. Dallas seconded the motion, ana
made brlef but impressive speech upon the charac-
ter and services of the deceased
Judge Grler, speaking for Judge Kane and HIM,
self expressed the entire concurrence OF the Court
IN the remarks made by the gentlemen, and spoke
feelinely of the loss sustained by the Supreme
Bench and by the country IN the death OF their DIS
tinguished brother He then adjourned the Courts
TIL tomorrow.
COTTON continues good demand and prices are fully
maintained BARK net inquired after, and no sales have
transplred. The FLOUR market hrmer Sales OF 800
hbls fresh ground fer Shipment AZ 50 81 66l some
holders however, VIII accept tins rate There ~
moderate demandi for the supply of the cay trade At IS 81
- for and select brands and 81 l2iG>i % f1
choce brands and Extra RYE FLOUR nomna! AT - p
Corn MEAL hut little INSURED after small sale at
- 81 Dbl The supplies If WHEAT continue small, and
there inquiry for sales OF 1000 10 600 bushels
good and prime Southern Red at S]c bush RYE,s
worth 90 Gle. COIN Is scarce and much wanted small
sale Of yellow at SIC afoa, which further advance
OATS are IN good demand at 3id3jc. bush WHISKY u
held firmly sales If bbs al 22ic. and hhds at &c
SALES or STo,Ks-Ftrsf BoTd-s3O0O Tennessee IS.
bj. l0lj; SLIGO LehIgh Mort, So $500 Lehgh Int B'
- l3O hes 6s % $3.50 Lehlgh Int, 8il $4,000 6s
'o7 ll5s II louisville BIZ l02, Penna X r., 81 30
tnion, $50 Reading X X rs. ~ so do, % ny ~
Second Boqrd-s6O County 6s, Is, 1901 100 Read kR,
27, Il 800 State Gs lo0t 81 900 Ches Del Canal os
'6T o.. 81 900 Read X 6s 90 IL $4,000 State IS. 81
d Morris Canal II. 10 Girard BIZ. 2s 1893 NoIstown
X X, Gs SO, n A BIZ 1861 5000 L Is, ~, ll3t :
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