Things in philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan. l3-P. NJ.
The Oregon meeting last evening, 1T the Museum,
vss arpe but composed of strange material Boo Tyler
presided assisted by such men as Calvin Blythe Col.
slr0nce Dr. Bunting Col Jack, Col Dickson, and some
half dozen other COones. kinsloe the Editor OF tue
Times presented the resolutions, which Of course went
ia for the whole Of Oregon, and were unanimously
adopted. ~ IL, l;
lecpre- Labor The basis of the Rights OF Property
tomorrow evening the Musical Fund Hall, for the
benefit of the poor, and crowded house he VIII DC
greeted with.
evening in Second.st. near Chestnut.


Edward G. Dale has been elected President ofthe
Wilmington Railroad Company, and John Tucker OF the
Reading The Stockholders OF the latter Company held
their annual meeting yesterday when very satisfactory
report was presented by the Board OF Managers


The release of the notorious Jack Gibson, charg
ed with picking the pocket OF Mr. Matthews, and oHct
corviced) upon bail by the Court oSessions looks very
suspicious Gibson is an expert rogue, and "eahy be
hdes


Alexander Marshall. quite an elderly man, was
this morning convicted of passing s. counterfeit notes
spon the Mechanics Bank, Baltimore and sentenced to
years imprisonment.


Benny Blink, the burglar will be tried tomorrow,
also, McMullen. the rowdy.


fair amount of business was done in stocks to-
iay. but prices fuctuating throughout. Penna
piyss sold at &c. decline of U. States Bank at a.
decline l. Reading sold at 2a, an advance Of Ken
msky fell q.


A large meeting was held last evening at the
County Court House TO discuss the expediency of ap-
popra,pg the proceeds OF the Public Lands for the
tbrora,ion of Slavery. resolution was introduced to
bu effect by Thomas Earle Esq. Alter number OF
,eakers had addressed the audience amongst whom
ware Messrs Earle Cavender Rankns Benson, Coeelns
md a colored man named Hsrr;son-whosc remarks
were received with great applausethe resolution ask
ipg Congress to consider the expediency OF appropr
upg the proceeds OF the sale OF the Public Lands Tor
he purchase OF Southern Slaves, submitted to the
meeting and was carried with few dissenting voices.
Ater appointing Committee. consisting OF Messrs.
sehoseld Mullen. Earle Cavender. Benson, PEBBLES.


Rankin Coggins Jackson, Atrnore and others, 10 petition
Congress in conformity to the intention of the resolution
The meeting adjourned.