PHILADELPHIA, Nov. $, ISIS
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 8, lel5'


All hail New York The people in this city are IN
transports at the overthrow of the natives but tney
were greatly disappointed at the limited supply Of he
atds' to give them the full returns Iieoer was run
down for the paper though he had ordered an extra
NV vet tbey did not arve and before two O'Clock the
boy. were selling them for shilling The Tribune and
Express are comparatively unnotced-they lie dead on
hs counters and the cry is ncessantly the Herald the
rYao,ai the Herald Ysu will have heard before this'
- tho election in Camden has resulted in the
~ the democrats and the entire prostration Of the
ve Camden was tho last nook and of creation
J.; which the faction had foothold but, alas that
!. now taken from them They dead dead dead, aud
rites can hereafter take warning from their fate, and
avoid the crimes and folies for which they perished


About ~ o'clock, to-day the planeing and sawm Of
Mr. Caiman, in Camden was burned to the ground Ih'
Is an unlucky establishment, as 1t met with ssimiihr
tate on the 7th Of June last.
There was a crowded house at Mrs keans beneht
last night at the Chestnut street theatre The play was
Romeo and Juliet ,s- - -..,,.a =.
The Fakir Of Ava has been humbugging our people s


great rate, performing nightly 20 "h ~ n"r czaos
pro wing successful by the help OF sucn OIL our caons
r. orskt ~ - emuoyed in a better busineM The sen.
son ~ halls ba, come around, and by the rumprs
sS;ns ,hs Thing will be entirely aground. Con
srts ton arc being given but apprehcnd tney c'nno
nrovs successful The opera VIII he tle Only r' ~ VI
mu,;cai performances our people will tolerate Tue ss