New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-11
PHILADELPHIA.
Coal Heavers' Strike-C OnvictIon for Murder
Markets, &c.


Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feb 10.
-Trhs Goal hAsvers n, PC mond still continue on
the strike for higher wages, anu still continue TO
manifest a turbulent disposition. This morning,
two Germans were badly beaten as they were
proceeding to work. Two or three arrests were
made
George Pharaoh, on trial at Westchester, for the
murder of Rachel Sharpless, the school teacher,
has been found guilty Of murder IN the first de-
gree. This Paroah is q nepaew OF Jsbez Boyd,
who was convicted and hung for the murder OF
Wesley Patton, in Chester County, about SIX
yesn ago. - a.
This morning, Henry Berkeley Holdsworth, the
Young, good.lookng English fugitive from Justice,
was discharged from custody, there not being sui
fcient testimony to hold, and requistion has yet
been no ade for HIS delivery. am glad oft, as this
crime was his first ofense and he has been taught
a lesson which he can never forget Beside, he Is
no Young, and why crush one so new In lies ex'
perience NJ,
Pabst and John Astfalk, charged with numbering
George Emory, was commenced this morning.
There has been little business done today owing 70 zoe
rain which has suspended out OF door operations
The OUR continues dull and inactive; standard
brands are offered At 81 bol but sale OF 500 obs was
made on Saturday At something beo~ this hgsre small
sales FOR city consumption within the range ofi 564G5 l2
for common and extra brands and 2506 p for fancy
Ohio ard New.Yorh RYE FLoUS-A small sale al So
CoES MRAL s Qurt We quote Penrs ylvanis al sat- and
srandywine al Is y bbl In wHEAr we have trsnsae
uons TO report Rye Is scarce, and wanted Coax con-
store and 6l3c sdOa OATS In demands 1000 bushels
good Pennsylvania sold Al 4Sc 3 busheL Az import OF
about l20oO Lagusyra Hides has arrived When was pre-
viopsy disposed of on terms made public. WHISKY
Small Gales OF barrels nj CSC and hhds a. 2itc.
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boy RIG 10 set; sSteo state e. go sec C,y IS 50
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Penn RR, 4St; loOo Sch Nav S. '6S 4ei 5000 do 4si
$500 Cam Amboy RR IS. 20, 80 1000 State o. lOl
STATISTICS OF THE FREE PREsBYrERIAN
CHURcA.-Tbis body is composed of the three
Presbyteries of Maaoning. Ripley and Felicity,
constituting by their Union the Free Synod OF
Cincinnati The Presbytery of Ripley withdrew
from the Synod of Cincinn All ia October, 1896 1t
was divided, and the Presbytsry of Hillsborough,
(sfterward called the Presbytery of Felicity
formed In Oct 1887. The Members who formed
the Free Presbytery OF Mahoning left the Old
School Synods OF Pittsburg aud Wheeling in Nav
and June, ls47. This Presbytery was organized
on the Goth October Of the same year IL was or.
ganized with three ministers and five Churches.
The ministers were A b. Bradford S. A. M Lean
and Joseph Gordon. The Presby teries Of Ripley
and Marlborough at the time the Free Synod Of
Cincinnati was organized numbered niue minis.
ters. The Free Synod of Cincinnati was organ
lied on the 9TH Of Nov, 1876, In the I'd Church OF
Ripley.
listers Felicity 2, and the Free Presbytery Of hs'
honing 10.