Smyrna times., 1856-07-30
Communication.
Correspondence Of tie Smyrna Times
Letter from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July % 1S5G


OF Calamity has reached MS. then tho inai,,-
nation OF the cOmnnity is poured ont. atfer
Whlch all subsidies as if nothing had ocrurrpJ
Ihc late disaster on the Pennsylvania railroad
poftrayS SUCH disposition Wonderfully. Sixtv-
SIX IlNes have been lost the people cried oyt
'oF alh against the roud, and now the accident
appears almost forgotten, except by those who
we're SO unfortunate as to lose friends or rela.
t'"ls' The coroner's jury has returned YER
"ict against Condnctar HopPel. who had clIurge
o. tHe eAcuFsIon train, for Wlltul neplect.-
neither an example will be made of linn re-.
mains to be seen.
An eIopement has occurred of rather n novnl
character, creating considerable rossiD in vari.
GUS circ.eS. The parties are, lady of rood
i"iIiiiy ahd Catholic priest. 1t seems thai the
parents would not consent to the union of the
t"o' and they accordingly left for parts mn.
hhoWh, To have consunmatcd the object of their
ueSires. IL Is unfortunate for the priests. thai
Their church prohibits marriage. as manv. mn
doubt, would like To embrace that ttlici1ons
state, II the holy sworn injunction was only re-.
moved. But, On the other hand, whal would
necnme "l the church, nunncries. ctc.. if il was
tolerated!
y person 10y the name of Stevenson Cham.
oeTs Is now III our city, Ia sue out ms ,ai,n f,r
large amount OF property, SAID TO be worth
S2o'OOO,OOO 1t is asserted his title papcr.
are Clear, aud all it wants to SECURE the an1nnt
lS' little energy. All the Chambers family
hau better Scrapc acquaintance with their dear
friend HteVrnson, If they wish to be some"
ny having Snmc Of that sum. Send alonr your
contributions to prosecute the claim.
Politics, despite Of The thermometer roinr M
~ The hInelles, Is the all-absorbinr idea. the
Frcm"nl Farly are going about buying votes
papers, and dong everything To further the in-
lefrH's oI The " Mustang Pony" Athouwh
men success ia these paris Is doubtful. vet they
WORK VII" SpIrH. need hardly speak of Fiji
ni"F'' aa eNcFy'hing IN the shape If humanity
'SfE "nH speaks "i hlm AS the only man that
can q" i"f thc country what all good lovers @.
'he ""i"h WISH |" be done. Just TO show Won
the tc''IIne here VIII mention Ii,tlr incident.
a h"''G' was gwen Week before last that FIJI
moro ll"adqn, rtcrs would be established -,
Chestnut street, where speaking once = wcol
would tai" place. The first hirht. the roo,,
(and 1t : Il large unr) was filled to overflow ino.
Tie noEt week not unc-ri .hrh tht crowd could
get IN; they had acrurdIng!y to adjourn over
/" independence Square. At this lnpronptu
headquarters meeting, not les, Than : 6o,i mr.
sons were assembled; the reporters of the nrns.
cam" /" take account of the Proceedings bul
The president told one it was no usc ~ hi.
would bc weekly occurrence. and thtt NJ,
big gums were goivg To speak. The re-.
porter "raIrd III" r"marking that if tins was
a local AFFAIR, what would tho general affair,
he lie VIII learn ia NuvcmLcr
Lust week, delegates were elected to form
an electoral ticket mo Amalgamation wa.
lhe walchword; and you may resi- assured none
WIZ take place IA this State, as the maioritv -,
Tue American party would advance the ca,l,. -;
the DeFIi rather than that OF the Republicans
a grand p"w-wOw was held in Waslurtou
'aSt week-the chiefs IN The same bcinr Cass. ]
douglas and Pierce, who went in for sacrii,.inu
Buchanan and running Fillmore and BreckiS.
-idge. That would throw the eleclinn ~ Tho
House, and there by hocus- pocus work st,y /
ho election TIL the 18th of March. when tb .
senate must lnt0rposc and elect President
Nho would be no other than RreckinrIdon :
hats one OF the schemes! Mr.. buchanan
Elll n" doubt be sacrificed vet. The Ne,v
ORR Sotl-Shrll Democracy have declared in
aHor OF Fremont. So the PROSPECTS in tina,
State are gonc
The Republicans in Massachusetts, tr;rJ 10
Verawe The Americans on Frn. :, but il WAS
no go. The latter have rcmumlnatcd Card
er aud the other State officers again.
we ~" wItl'"nt ram yet, ana from all ac.
cunts The corn crop Is most materially atIarIrd
gentleman from Chester county informs ma
nat The corn only three feet hiyh is comlur
III in taSNcl. The farmers will doubtless nave
splendid crop Of 'nubbins" II
The nhmbrr "t deaths ia tn : civ last week
cached The high figure OF I!6-;tn lucre,rs,.
yer tho previous week OF near 100
MARkErs.-The Flour market is .yce.dinu.
active, the demand being fair both for expor, !,
M nome consumption. Fresh ground from +.
CIV wheat is held at $500 per barrel, and old !
ock at S6.21a6. 10, without fndinr buyers
'ccpt III small lots to the retailers and bakers
w barrels Rye Flour sold at ssl.J6l Cnrn
eal is scarce, aud held firmly at S3 per bbl
uraIn-There Is moderate amount of whent
ferInE, but the demand is limited. Sales nt
w" bushels prime new southern red at 81 53 "
# bushel 40O bushels mixed at 81 -. pm h
Shels tar new white at 81 30, and 200 bush. d.
good old Pennsylvania red at 81 80 in a.
ore. kye Is unchanged bushels. in y
're' sold at 1l cents. Corn is scarce and has is
am adranced-lJO0 bushels prime southern
How sold last evening ut ti5 cents. oaoot
IT'S ar" IN steady demand without chance in u
c"S-2oihI bushels prime western. in storr l., T.
d at 10 cents per buslIel, and 1000 bushels l
rSry at the same price. III
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