New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
THE PANIC s.GNs-pUBLIC OPINIoS-TEw-yIRsEH
AND DELAwARE-LOCAL TOPICS.

TIE PANIC s.GNs-PUBLIC OPINIoN-EEw JERSEY
AND DELAwARE-LOCAL TOPICS.
From Our Own Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1850.
Blue Monday comes, according to old expert
ence, only once week. But mp 20 this writ
ing, every day since Sunday has been tinged with
blue. Yesterday was somewhat exceptional;
there was more daylight at the Stock Board, but
out of doors the monetary sky was ike brass.
Money was difficult to be had at any price. 1t
was everywhere lying loose around, but holders
refused to part with it. Last week, our banks
curtailed over $600,CC and this week it is un-
derstOcd they are contracting even more heavily.
Other institutions are demanding the return Of
call loans. and our two sensation journals ara
eagerly clutching at every wild imprObabilsy they
can scare mp by telegraph from the South. Timid
people are alarmed by these Geographic lies,
which require days TO contradict, and so go to SELL
ing out and boarding. The shock to public conf
fGelce thus thoughtlessy and most wrongfuly
given by journalists who certainly know that they
are every LOping and evening working gross liz
jury to the community, shows itself at the Stock
Board, where the tances have come down with a
puverZirg crasb. Sore OF them VIII be quiet there
Tor months TO come. The best State and city bonds
have shared in the depression. MOneyed men re-
fuse 10 buy, waiting 10 see bottom. As Ia the
brokers row carrying stocks on a margin, 1t cannot
be DONE for capitalists decline collateras and pre-
fer TO buy their own hook when the turning point
cones. When that happy moment arrives stocks
viii mount upward as on wings OF eagles. Bus
meantime, this political panic Is working It's fuU
share OF damage To numerous interests. Prices ara
down at the cattle markets. and mercantile business
is very dub. A one machine shop whose Hares
ara oh only in that tnld rhav
they were taking on more hands, but at others the
stcly is that some being discharged. The plain
ruth is that people are frightened, not hurt. The De-
mOcracy have he'd sturdly TO the South touching
the character and objects OF Mr.. Lincoln, knowing,
nOIeOy,r, that all was talse that they now ind
themselves taken ut their word. The South be-
.ieyts them, and hence the trouble. To sbirk this
responsibility their journals here are impudenty
calling on him 20 give some sign or token, word
only, OF his intention to do the very justice which,
many S the time aud oft, he has most emphaticaly
pledged himself. Two parties here who, a. my
tain knowledge have the ear and full confidence Of
hr Buchanan, told me the other day not 10 sell
stocks-that things would come right sooner than
was expected
Delaware and New-Jersey constitute two prob
lens. The latter was bowed down with mOrtifca-
ton at the shame of losing Pennington and permit
ting Fusion to succeed. Both events We're soTe
grievances over which the Democracy reoiced
bosteIously, for time al least But the laugh is
now the contrary way, New-Jersey having turned
up with four votes for Lincoln. As to the Beu
PARTY in that region, they now see how completely
they were used by the Democracy, and how effect
ualy tn were sold, also at the cheapest possible
price. Their leaders once Wings and then Amerl-
cans, have since gone over 10 the Democracy turn
cut III their parades, and illuminate their houses
when the said parades pass by. But the compeusa-
ton for some of this shame at losing Pennington
comes Unexpectedly from Delaware. We knew
that change was going on among her people and
though We hoped Tor much yet We have done better.
In lc,6, Delaware gave Fremont only COS votes,
while Buchanan and Fillmore received Il, l79. But
now Lincoln has pOlled 3 Sj while all others have
only lZ,236, tie total being 1861 or only ! 40
moIe than the vote OF 1856. Thus the Peoples
party there have gained the whole of this Increase,
and more than $50 from the old party. Here il q
momentum which must be irresistible within tho
next four years, unless lost by disagreement in
high places. As it is, this Peoples party have
eltsted Fisher TO Congress, knowing that he would
there act with Mr. Lincoln, Wherever schools
have been extensively planted, the Democracy die
out. New Castle has more of these than any other
county, 20, though il gave Buchanan 500 majority
in ley6, it this year eit him in minority Of 1870.
This county also zealously opposed the lottery
interest, as another of these gigantic hum
bugs Will be fought for from the next Legislature.
Ben " God, your new Congressman, has a grant
Wood Eddy 4 Co.--wmch expires in lSt2, and
they want it renewed. Now this Legislature is
divided, or tied, one party having the Senate, tho
other having the House. Lottery or no lottery had
a good deal To do in some places, and money wss
spent freely On tins issue, while more was No doubt
promised. In iast the lottery question was some
times more absorbing one than politics, and some
revelations likely to be- made touching the scan
dalous oorruptons supposed 10 have been practiced
To procure the last grant year ago. That grant
was made 10 France Broadbent n Co. OF Balti-
more Tor twenty years for bonus of about SS5 900
per anhun. Bat these parties have quarrslej, and
biOadbtrt, who drove the contract through the
Legislature, now threatens 10 show up the dark
crels OF that engineering. France now cautions al
persons against receiving negotiating the following
piomlssOiy notes signed in the name Of France.
BIoadbeut a Co., or X. France 4 Co.:
dated Jan. ~ 1889, at two years for...... $1,000
dated Jan. ~ 1899, a. two years for...... 1000
dated Jan 81 1859, at two years ior...... $50
or other notes obligations of any kind dated prior
To Jan. j, 1850, the same will not be paid-therv
having been no consideration gwen.
stephen Gerard's estate furnishes as much aid
and comfort 10 the lawyers as Trinity Church itself
new bill IN equity has been filed by the heirs for
the recovery OF all the Grard estates now held by
the city, except such may be- needed 10 maintain
the Colege. The bill covers ~ printed pages, aud
dcaies that the city able ~ execute the proysjenS