Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lO--P.M NJ


Last evening there lig fall OF snow, which
how, YER soon disappeared.


Ole Bull the popular and benevolent musician.
has profered Concert the benefit OF the poor OF the
city and county Philadelphia This is certainly very
honorable 10 his heart and is worthy of example By
others. both here and elsewhere.


The entire collection OF curosities contained in the
PHILADELPHIA Museum sold Saturday by order OF
the sh rt There were two hundred lots every OF
which wGs purchased by Edmund Peale, Esq. Ot Bald.
more for the ct $1,000 The immense skeleton OF
the Mammoth sold $1,000 The collection is be
moved Immediately into the Masonic Hall building, Che.
uurst.


The meeting Of the Society for promoting tia
Abolition of Capital Punishment, which commences To-
in this city bids r prove OF most interest.
ing character large attendance will no doubt be pres
aud several eminent speaeers from Boston New.
York and other places expected TO dcver addresses
The rowdy spirit was again abroad yesterday
several Intellectual attempts having been made creae
disturbances, two of which originated among
fremen


Al extensive Rolling Mill in the lower part OF
Southwark entirely destroyed by fire about2 O'Clock
this morning The loss is pretty heavy, but | believe
there is an insurance..


About twenty persons were arrested yesterday in
the District OF MoyGmensng for dsorderly conduct in
the public streets The District contains four Churches
three white and one colored, and about hundred
places in which rum is sold


Among the imports into Philadelphia yesterday,
notice 300 bales Cotton IS hhds Sugar l40 casks Mo-
lasses, 500 bags Coffee 1894 Hides 1872 Indigo