New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
PHILADELPHIA.
Fires-Nan Drowned-Verdict of the Coroners
Jury in McGaryans Case-Curious Law
CaSP-The Markets. &C,
corespondence OF The " 7. Tribune.


correspondence Of The " Y Tribune
PHLADELPHIA, Wejne sday, Oct 90, 1851.
The storing room of VI. d J. Michigan.
manufacturers of horse collars, was partially de-
stTOyed by IRE tins morning. Several stores IN the
same building lthe Shakespeare were much damaged
by water
arrested yesterday on a charge Of larceny.
Joel Porter, of Wilmington, Del, was accidental
~ drowRed In the Delaware a, spruce-st. wharf, last
evening.
The funeral o. Henry McCaxy, the unfortunate
young man who brItally murdered IN MOya-
menslng, on Sunday evening, takes place tomorrow
morning. The CoToners Jury III the case have re-
turned their verdict, which CHARGES the commission
of the murder upon James McFadden, and Robert
Louden. McFadden Is IN MOyamenSing Prison, and
bouden as still at large 1t IS probable that he has
escaped 10 your city.
The Permanent Bridge across the Schuylkill ac
cldentally took fire last night but was soon extn
g1ished.
The Coroner's Jury, in the case Of Mr. Carroll
Nho died from the effect of lnIares received on sun
day night last, by being pushed violently from
step, have returned their verdict, which attributes
his death to accident thereby exculpang every per
son from blame.
Dr. Thomas Oliver Goldsmith, Coroner elect Of
Philadelphia entered upon the discharge Of his of
fetal duties yesterday.
The case OF Rowland rs. Coleman and wife, the
opening Of which sent you yesterday, is still under
NAL in the Court OF Common Pleas. The examna-
ton to-day was confined chiefly TO the pecuniary
condition OF John Rowland, when he arrived in this
necessarily have begun business with his brothers
capital i, came out in evidence that in the Jewish
Synagogue the male members OF family are the
called by their Christian names bu, are known,
where the surname is Abraham, and the fathers sur
name Isaac-as Abraham the son of Isaac. The ex-
planation gwen for this was that in Europe there
were great many families " hose male members were
named Abraham Hart, Isaac Abrahams, sc. During
the wars OF Napoleon, when conscrlptlon was rife
all Europe, for the purpose OF filing up the ar
mes, much confusion was OccaslOned by the similar
Ifva f M a "A dill
OF the numerous families whose names were alike,
should append something TO their name so as to make
them distinctive Hence the system adopted by the
Synagogue this country and hence the reason for
Mr. Pelter S. Rowland being known IN the Syna.
gogue Peter 5. Solomons, or Peluer, the son OF
solomon
The evidence for the plaintiff closed about u
O'Clock, and the defense was opened by j. Mcintyre
for the defendants, by denying any Indebtedness of
John Rowland, at the time of his death, to Peltler
S. Rowland. He took the position that neither as
member of the Society, nor as an executor OF ms
bro.hers estate, could he claim to be creditor.
He alleged that at the time of the marriage of John
Rowland with Isabella Nathans, his bother, Petler
s Rowland, held out to her and her friends the idea
that John worth ST. 600, and III consequence of
this representation the marriage took place. lie
could not now set up the plea that John was
bankruptcies property not belng sufficient to pay
his debts lie argued that n 1t could be show
that Peltier agreed to perform the ceremony OF
taking of the shoe" and thereby caused the
LADY, AT considerable expense, 10 send to Baltimore
for learned Rabbln TO perform the ceremony
and then IN the JEWISH sanctuary, Nitl
was about to be performed, refused 20 give the re-
lease unless he was liberated from all pecunlary
claims that liberation Was invalid and ne cannot
now set II up IN bar of the clam. That was eAces-
siyely ineQuitabe, he had the power oi conSigh-
ing her 20 perpetual cehbacy, ny refusing to give me
release for her marriage or II she married Nllhou'
IT, 10 be considered, by the Hebrew laws when
govern this ceremony, living In state OF concu-
bnaee That the demand OF release oi claims,
under the circumstances IN which she was placed,
Was nscionablc, and ought not To receive the
Mr. Mel pf ~ * II add
the Jury IN his opening for the defense.
Black and gloomy looks the weather tins alter
noon. 4 storm Is brewing. | should not be sur
pIlsed II snow accompanied 1t.
RaRKis N good demand, and further sales Of $50 hhds
No bee made at So Fton lnCorroN there Is no
change 10 There has been some little export de-
psp for PLOUR and 500 barrels were disposed OF yeSter
DAY afternoon On terms made pubic. The sales iot
CONSUMPTION small AZ Si0Si ~ for common ana
select bonds and 81 81 asa - lr extra according 10
quality In RYE FLOUR anu CORN MEAL no further sales
have been reported There Is but limited amount oi
WHEAT oOrne aud prices are far Sales OF 3tOO bushels
good and piiue Red 8Udgl cents buShel. and some
PRIME Whit 81 Sass cents There IS NO RYE here and
wanted foI dnUmg CORN ~ dull. A sale IT good Vel
low at 90 cents afoat In OATS NO chance. WHISKY Is
held At 22i cents Ia barrels, and 20 cents M hhdS
SALES or STOCKS. FIRST BoGrd-4O0 Read X X, III
3 1907 " sch Nav 10, 10 Bk OF Penn lO9 80 do lO9s,
100 State S. 81 5000 do. 9s 30 Girard Bk. l2t %
Mechs Bk 2Sl 200 Morris Canal, l4l, SlOJJ Sch. Nav
g.. '6g So Si,o00 City X. 6's, ~. lO2i
Second B0afdsOO Read X X, %, IS Bk. OF Penn, 1921
81 coo Sch Nay.ts o. 3)3.