Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5-P. NJ.


Th. Delaware is yet filed with large masses OF
fospc ice and great difficulty is experienced BY the
team Jerry boats in forcing heir way through some
tyyen,yv vessels are waiting 10 proceed TO sea out
cannot DO so in the present dangerous state OF naVsA
ton. ,.r.,, "a
in one OF the miserable pureus OF Moyanensins ast
evening The parties colored men and OF inc most
9anrayed characters They had been engaged IN quar-
rel when one known as yellow Harry drew large
knife, and inflicted number CT severe slses up 'ae
lacs and body Of the other, Joe BATHS The VILLAIN es
csped, and BATHS was picked up by several persons
while weerng in his blood. and conveyed to pace
where his injuries could be attended TO-


An old and respectable seaman, named Henry
Reiner. employed as Custom House Messenger along
shore. has been missing since Wednesday last and
fears are entertained that some serious Calamity has
betaen him.


The present management OF the Post Office gives
unusual satisfaction all classes OF the community
From the ccncman!y Post Master down TO the humh!est
deputy not word complaint IS uttered-every thns
moves ike clock work. it Is source OF pleasure 10
notice such state OF things which have for years been
so rare in Philadelphia.


No particular change in Stocks today Pennsyl
vnuuia flyes to the amount Of $50 0O0 sold AT ali wa.
mington Railroad "a For Reading sGares &' bid. =
asked Texas Notes -: bid % asked DO. ; per cent
Bonds 81 bid 10 asked do. 10 per cent, 37i bid, 40
asked.