Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribuao.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan 2l-P NJ
We have had most severe storm oi snow, hail
and rain since last evening. putting stop to oil
business rendering the walks and srcets shock
ing To Traverse.


From Harrisburg learn that the bill for the pay
ment Of the February and August interest on the State
debt has passed both branches OF the Legislature ana
only waits the signature Of the Governor 10 become
law.


All is anxiety for the Steamer 8 news, and most
of The newspaper offices have for the past two nights
kept their hands waiting for the purpose oi spreading
it before their readers In fact such is The competition
at the present that several expresses are arranged by To-
connective and horses. between the two cities.


Stocks fell off to day, Penn Fives selling at 90,
the market closing heavy Reading shares deciiued
selling at 7f vlcksbuc l. selling at H. u States Bank
sold at u. For Texas Notes 10 asked but no buy
crs in the market.


Hon. Lewis Cass lectures this evening at the
Museum on The Progress of knowledge for the ben
ctit OF the poor.


DR.. Chambers, of Southwark has been arrested
and committed TO prison By Aid. Mckinley charged
with an attempt 10 produce an abortion.