Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The New-York Tribune.


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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l5-P. NJ.
LEGIsLATvE-Not an item of interest as yet
from Harrisburg. Mr. Coopers resolutions for the
relief of the State, have been postponed for the pre-
sent. A number of the Loco. Focos, particularly
Gen. Roumfort from Philadelphia county, are vio-
lent in their opposition TO any thing that would
seem to have the slightest tendency to do justice to
the People.


MORE OF IT. am informed that although the
Agent of the American Letter Mail Company of this
CITY, was rudely prevented from proceeding to Bal
timore Yesterday with his letters by MIR. Ashmead
of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad, another
person went on with the package and thus the let
ters reached their destination in advance OF the mail


An action for assault and battery will he COM
menced against Mr.. Ashmead and Mr.. Vic klitfe,
of the Post Office Department, again invited to test
the legality of the laws under which he exhibits so
much ilberal feeling and gross injustice to the
community.


The DELAY attending the delivery Of letters and
papers at the Philadelphia Post Office is untayora-
bic, and if Mr. Wicklitfe would turn his attention
there the people of this city, who suffer materially,
would give him particular credit.


A VISIT TO YOUR CITY.-The Humane Hose
Company of this city visit New York on Wednes-
day next, by invitation of Company No. 81. The
independent Brass Band will be in attendance
The Humane is among the most respectable OF our
fire department, and will no doubt be warmly re-
ceived.


Illc weather is colo ana GlsaSreeaDle 10 Gay, VIII
every indication OF Storm Our river is filled from
shore 10 shore with large masses of floating ice the
steam ferry boats encountering much difficulty in
forcing their way through The City Ice Boat
brought up to-day several vessels in tow.
were taken to-day the Stock Exchange State IS fell of
closing w, sales after the board :: Ssi Gerard also
Az The Second Board the sales wete5o shares Gard nd bans
do i3i S0 L-hsh Skies 1885, 33 20 schares Ken
sip ston Bank At Sit; $500 Stat. Elves 1870, AT 66'.