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PHILADELPHIA. Sept GAP. NJ


MORE NoMINATIoSs.--The Wing County Dele
gates met Yesterday afternoon and made the iolow-
ing excellent nominations State Senator Capt H.
). Mallory; Assembly. Enoch Taylor, releg D.
Savery Samuel r. Simmons, Michael Barrow, John
l.. Passmorc, George Master, Thomas Smh, John
w. Trump. In the Fourth Congressiona, District
Thomas w. Duiiield Sr. nominated tor Con-
sress.


The Loco. Focos in the First District nominated
last evening, as their candidate for Congress, Dr.
George f. Lehman, Judge Pettit, the laVoiite 0 lhe
party, having declined


The Native Conlerees in the First District nom
mated Lewis T.. Levin, Editor OF the DAILY sum- tor
Congress. In the Third District VIM. ID. Baker,
Baker Editor OF the American Advocate, received
a moorty of the Wards, and will most probably be
the Native Candidate. The LocOs have fe-uCLh-
mated John T. Smith.


WING GATHERINGs.-The rain descended in tor
rents last evening, but it did not prevent The Wing,
of Philadephia from responding 10 previous call
ior meeting at the Clay Club Head Quarters. 1t
was indeed spirited response, and happy were the
remarks made upon the OCCASION. General lRvis,
OF Centre County, was Introduced by the President
OF the Club, and received by the meeting with much
applause. He spoke for upwards OF an hour, and
touched upon the leading questions involved IN the
coming contest, in an able aud eloquent manner.


General LESLIE COMBS, Of Kentucky, another
faithful pioneer in the good cause was also present.
aud made an excellent and amusing speech. Judge
Conrad closed the meeting with one OF his usnal
happy addresses. To night there will be grand
ru!ly in The District Of Kensington at the corner oil
Front and Master streets. Gen. Irwin, Hon. Joseph
K. IOgersoll Hon. E. Joy Morris, and others will
be present. The Wing spirit is fully aroused IN
this section Ot the Stale, you may Judge from our
frequent large aud enthusiastic gatherings.
DREADFUL ACCiDEET.-A shocking accident oc'
cured last night upon the Pnadepha md Readinf Railroad
about miles above the Borough of Reading during the
ted The boiler Of the Tremendous engine Of which much


been sad in praise by the newspapers aray bun and The
oibe accident fdspute among of science IL


confidently asserted by that caused by lightning
far prssumpton that the uccent occurred this man
ner and whnt renders wore probable the nct that
raln attached the locomotive empty and therefore ve
hight bs-des the busting o.! the boiler OF locomotive 81
mosi the rarest thing in The world.


STRANGE CoNDUCT.-A young man, whose name
$ withheld very coO!ly walked into house OF Irthst
ans1 na @ sw s sye.G and u ss % S esS S
gave the alarm. when The wretch escaped.


COURT or SEssIOSs.-In TINS Court, Yesterday
lternoon Bennett Lowe. relative Of Thomas d. Grover.
sa was cha,sed uo"a tas oath Of Murray Ra.h. Deputy
ut6ancs and with having proposed to hang Genea Cad


Isaac Hare, Senior also brought before the
Court; charged the oath ofc"n,tabc with being engaged
Ia the Remington aifuir the 9Th OF sIay last The wnri
nedatey alter Hare who had been arrested three tme


before a the same charge was committed 70 the CRIME


Wm II. Dunn-biother OF the Priest-was bound
over N Sod 70 the charge OF illegally armins The
ChGrch OF 81 Philip de Men. and creating not.


in the Court this morning, the boy Frederick Hess
wa' pace hs inl He charged with ,efring IRE tos
dwelling house IN Remington during the In May last


SEVERE STokM.-Our CITY was visited last even
ing with Tremendous show rn with much
lightning and thulde brick house in Budd street one
OF Two other places were slightly nured with the gkinins
ana several peons were stunned from the effects Of the same
The storm continued for seyera hours.


SrUcKs-Ihe market displayed much better
feeling uday having assumed an upward tendency
Wilmington Rail.ond advanced u :6


FHst Boera:-Si5.0 GO Reading Road Bonds 50 30 ihsis
Farmers and Mechanics Bank i3 q United States Bank "a
Gas Is. 1850, lI4j1.


Seeond Boqrd-s4a2 Wilmington Railroad ei 81 Gc,dd
Bank ~ 20 Reading . United states Bank 3: "
lsi old ennual. 6ia $50 Wilmington RalIroed 2s; ~ %


SHIP NEws-4IP p. Cleared his nfteraooR-
Bark Anna Reynolds Matthews. Boston Sclrs William A.
Caldwell Hornet, Maynguer. r T. Baltimore. pisu.e, pi.
Rnndop1 MnhgIe. Troy, n. u. Genoa. Lamphef. POS
ion Statesman Nap. co Charpeii Sawyer. do Oe<gg'
Wines do Splendid Saunte Hartford Junus. Brfd. W.
YORK. HarFe star New. York. Steamer AGthtacie.d do


~ No arrivals up To the hour fcipsing.


II The examination of VIM. E. rockingham,
charged with killing j. T. Bell mate Of the str amer
Lasalle, was concluded yesterday evening, and tne
prisoner bound over in $4,000 bonds, 10 await ms
trial before the Criminal Court


[St. Louis Reveille.