New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
PHILADELPHIA.
The Pres idcnt in PhiIadelphia-MOrc about the
Christiaua Riot.
Correspondence oil Inc n \ IIuNht.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, sept. L., 1851.

Correspondence of The Y Tribune.
pnILADELrHlA, Monday, sept. L.. 1851.
Pres dcnt Fillmore arrived IN this city this
alemOou, cg route TO Newly ORR and Boston. The
President has merely stopped To dine. and Will con
rnue his Journey IN the O'Clock New York line.
The fonowlng Is the finding OF the CoroneTS jury
on the body of Mr.. GOruSch
Lancaster COUNTY, $ An inQusition ndented
taken at salisbury Gap, IN the County of Lancaster,
the 18th day OF September, \. ID. 1851, before me,
Joseph ID Pownall, Esq, for The County of Lanca>-
lei, upon the view of the body OF man then and
there living dead. supposed 10 be Edward GOrsuch, Of
Baltimore County, Md, upon the affirmation of
Georee WMtson, John Rowland, Osborne Dare. Hi
ram kenuard, Samuel Miller, Lewis Cooper, Geo
Firth VIM. Knott, John Ellis. William MlllhouSe,
Joseph Mchwmc, and Miller Knott, good ana law
ml men of the county aforesaid, who beng duly
anImed and charged To inquire on the part OF the
Commonwealth. when, where and how the SAID de
ceased came to has death, Go say upon then athTma
IONS, tina, on the morning Oi the llth INST, the
neghborh0od thrown INTO an excitement
BY the above deceased and some I'VE or SIX persons IN
company with him, making an attack upon FANNY OF
colored persons living In SAID Gap. near the Brick
Mil about O'Clock IN the morning. for The purpoS OF
afeSnR some fugitive slaves, as they alleged Many
OF The col0ed people of the nelghborhood conected
ana there was considerable hTng OF guns ana Othet
hfeaIms b, both parties. Upon the arrival OF some
OF The ntlghhOTs a the place aeI the not had SUD
Nded found the above deceased living upon ms back
ornshi SIDE, dead. Upon post norton eNamIna-
non upon The body of the sand deceased, made 10y
ld'NiNon anu MdItlN. ia tuA titSthN'' w "
heve he came to his death BY gun shot wounds that
ne received IN the above mentioned riots, caused oy
some person or persons 10 US unknown.
IN witness whereof, as well the aforesaid justice
as The Jurors aforesaid have 10 tins mQulsltlon put
lner seals, On the day and wear, and al the place
1rsi above mentioned.
Joseph ID. Pownall. George Whiison, John Row
iand, + Osborne Dare, Lewis Cooper, Hiram hn-
nard. John Hills. VIM. Knott Samuel Miller, Joseph
Rchwnc, George Firth, Miller Knott VIM. H. Mill
house
Ann Met loSkev, OF Canada, now IN tins city, IN
destitute circumstances She has been the victim of
some SeducW
Charles WilhamS'S barn, on the Nut-SNlTts Of the
city, was dcSuo, ed by Are Oh FRIDAY. Loss $2500,
There bit little business dong -day The receipts OF
lloUR continue sal OWING 90 The ow stage of water IN
At country. which prevents the mills grind and
he stock ale materially reduced holders generally
e1nd - Dbl for fresh ground tu, no sales have been
ftpotted Moderate sales for city consumption al - 81
Nfo Old Sock and fresh ground. sAd 5, l2e4 81 oT
ect brands and extra In RYE FLOUR and CoSN MEAL
We're nothing dong We quote ihe former al IS - and
'ee latter at 50 81 Dbl GRllN-rht demand for Wheat
hnted. and there ocTBc Sales OF 2.0QV 63VOO
eosf good and prime southern rcd - sass bush
including prime Old PenSy White ~ 90c SOOa
mo9sh Pcnnsy wanna Ky sold \. 6tc Com good de-
ard, ana several lots of yellow sold 6SS 4 sale of 0tO
Ssice, and firm al 22ic IN both hhd> ard tbls
Nlks or SrOt KSflTSf Boar = coz Penn. o.. C., 81
sh~ode o. ~, $4,000 do o. lee - Ooo &c 6S, 100 $40
~ 100 500 do 6s leo Sse0 do ts. 100 slOo Whining
YIN -, $1,000 Reading Il &. is. 20, Il. 5000 do
~ S23S lehlgh Nav Int S. sec do 81 SS0O do
500 dc Sl $3.50 do, So SIEGE ;. Nay Is 81, INT of
50 l@ Reading X RI, lee d.. c. q. 100 do. is
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