New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

Robbery az Cape sIay-FataI Effects OF Hot
Weather upon the Intemperate-Sale of the
Museum-Iireworks-Sl Case-Markets
Stacks
and stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, sunday, July 20

Cores onGence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, sunday, July 20.
A Reading lady was robbed of $500
while bathing at Cape May on Tuesday. She left
the KEY of her room over the door professional
gentleman, evidently wide awake for job, entered
Tor, 60 her trunk and carried oil the sum above men,
toned.
The extremely warm weather of the week Just
passed has been fatal to persons excessively dlsSl-
Ialod in their habits. Most of the persons VINO died
suddenly Of mtemperancc were females.
BanumS Museum IN this city has been disposed
OF to Nh Spooner, who contemplateS conducting 1t
on the old plan
Professor Jackson. who employed by the city
to exhibit some fireworks on the night Oi the ith
INST and failed, VIII make another ehort al the py
IOtechnIca display tomorrow evening, At Broad ana
SInng SIS. bearing The expense himself
he keel of a new steamship OF the largest class,
has just teen laid al hcnsington ship yard She Is
intended 10 ply between this port and Savannah.
\ new nat-boliomcd steamboat has Just been I'm
Isl ed al Camden \. j.. which ) intended 10 ply on
the Delaware River between EdStOn and LambertS
vide She VIII leave This city on Tuesday morning
next for Easton. She draws treirc inches water
her engines are fifty horse power, and her name IS
MAJOR William Barnet.
\ colorod woman. named Matilda, was on Friday
brought before Judge Kelley on hGteaS c0rpas. The
WIT was sued ont by some of the members of the
AIt-Saycfy Society OF this city II appeared that
the woman came 10 this city with Mrs Augustine
>valne. nom the State OF Louisiana, where she
vas held IN bondage. She belonged 10 the estate OF
which Mrs. :. Is the representative. There was no
denial OF the facts alleged by the REALTORS, and the
parties were agrt cable 10 whatever action the Court
urCCr the laws OF tins commonwealth, would take
ia the premises. Judge Kelley informed Matilda
Hat under the law OF this State she free, she
could gOwheTe She pleased being no longer under
TIE control Of her owners. II she thought proper
lie could make any arrangement with her former
mistress 70 render her future service aS She might
TIM k best for her own welfare.
There has been hut little business done to-day, The Cor
rON narAc continues unsettled The export demand Tor
ILCUR continues limited. and tn market dull sales OF
2o htl, standard and good brands q, 8fG p tbh The
sales for city consumption continue On very restricted
scale thin the range 81 last quotations The last sale
ct RYE FLOUR AZ 3l. and CORN MEAL n 2 - hOl
The demand for quite moderate sales u
new Delaware red al 9Oa9l,, and PRIME old Penls 4 am
al OIL bush 500 bush RYE sold II &c There l. bn little
CoRN arriving sales 4 yellow a 6lc al0at. OATS are
coming freely 700 bush Southern sold at 39c AMI
some Pens. wanna al ale z bush WHISKY stead sales
OF hbls At z3ic hhis are held AT the sane puce.
SALES Oh SrOckS-FlrSf boards ! 900 Reading B.. 70,
rs 81 81 900 do. 2ds. - 800 Reading CBder -, 50t
50 UtC DO sol $3.50 GadCn 20, 100 sGJ do, 81, lOu
81 COZ Harrisburg 6. 90 3 900 Ches and Del IS bj %
$500 do do ", O00 Cam aud Am Is, 70. 81 50 Grrd
hk. 81 do. 2i Penn b., ll3i 10 ~ Bk, loJ; 1870
Readu hR. r..
>ecoad Board-iOo Reading RR h5wn, q 80 de-. bi~n,
81 50 do b. 81 81 do, b. Il 50 do jd,, 27s 10 Penn
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