Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of the New YORK Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, May 23-P.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 23-P. NJ.


As a rare instance of the speedy manner IN which
iustcc is administered In this city, will state thar on
THURSDAY last colored man. who had been orGered 20
disuerse among Others from crowd. committed
sault and battery upon AID Hcfner was arrested sent TO
prison. true bill found him III same cay tried
and convicted the next and on the third o-aay) SELL
fenced TO an Imprisonment of two years
In the Court OF Oyer and Termlner, this morn
lng Paul and John Daily convicted OF murder during
the Kensngton riots were each sentenced 10 Tour years
In rrisoleE, ard Henry Haughy, convicted OF man
slaughter ysars Thomas Love, for an assault ana
battery upon wScman, sentenced TO two years i'm
prsonmcnt.


The fifth Anniversary Of the Sunday Schools Of
the City and County under the auspices of the Phlade-
phi1 Sunday School Union, will be celebrated in cnec-
lion with Floral Procession Thursday afternoon next
in Washington Square. An Address Is announced oy The
Rev. \. L. Stone, Of Niddetown, Ct


Timothy Abbott, o1e OF our oldest, most esteem
ed and wealthy citizens died yesterday at his residence
in sixth street. Mr. \. WAS member CT the Society OF
Friends.


Gouverneur Morris Ogden, Esq. Of your city, has
h..n committing with OF the daughters
the late CaJwalader EVANS OF this city, man OF wealth.
Mr.. o. in addition TO wife, has also obtained handsome
fortune.


Boston papers of Friday morning were received
in this City by the mail Pilot Line the evening about
l0t o'clock


Our markets are now abundantly supplied with
the good things Of the land This morning Butter of
superior qualty-and the Pennsylvania farmers produce
the Butter-sod II 90 cents per lb; Eggs l2 l2
cents per dozen green Peas 81 2 cents per peck Straw
berries 20 25 cents per quart; Cherries IL 2per lb
Caulhowers, Cabbage, Salad, &c &c. were plenty, and
sold reasonable prices Veal selling ut l2 cts
per 10.


Two of the young fire rowdies who committed
depredatons upon the gardens Of the citizens Of German
town. the morning Of the lst Of Nay have been
fenced one 10 six the other months Imprisonment
in the County Prison.


The Temperance men have commenced work in
good earnest against the numerous groceries lower
part Of the city and districts number OF ths pEopretOrs
having been and held bail Court
This morning named McCabc, convicted of selling
liquor without cerse sentenced TO pay fine of 500.