

Correspondence OF the Herald I
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept rs. ls4<


The recent suits for libel are likely end in hunbug
after all The Du Sole has bsen postponed, and
and John is out this morning with about half apology
He rather inclined to think in paragraph his infor
nation against Lewis c. Levin was erroneous in the pro
misses " But in his leader very things
said Quere little man, that Du Sole McGnl x se-
verns of the Evening Mercury have had final hearing
OF the charge preferred against them Manager Burton
the Chronicle win be finally heard to morrow.


John Kramer an intemperate character, died suddenly
in cab yesterday, while being conveyed to the Alma
house


The fine ship Saracen, built for the Mesars Copes will
be launched on saturday She is intended as Liver.
pool packet and is about 1000 tons burthen.


A small boy, named Smith, met with q most horrible
accident this morning IN Dock street, Third He
curse to the people Of Phladeiph. and nuisance Of III.
worst CHARACTERIZATION, in attempting to get Of he ie
the wheels passing over bsth legs grinding them to
jelly The sight represented Of the revolving
kind The sufferer was conveyed to the Hospital where
he soon after expired.


Be.bv BsrPs- sbai'Gstr dm iegs crushing them in =
dreadful mannerindeed, was completely cut off He
Immediately brought TO the HosIitn. but survived
only few hours He leaves n ifc and eight children


The Natives" try ing to kick up another fuss in
Kensngon about the reading of the Bible In the public
schools What blessed, moral party they are


Charles II HcpbuIn--the arrested, Ibelieve,
time since charged with the seduction OF amia
bic gir-was yesterday bound the oil $4,000
the consideration paid for settling his last offence
and why he not brought to trial for the alleged



make in future letters, which know will make
people trembls and the world Ut the immoral and
centious character Of many prominent individuals In
Philadelphia So let them look out.


Thomas Parker and Alexander w. Shaw, were this
morning required TO give security in 81 oe0 each TO
the chaTge OF an ASSAULT and battery.


The riot have been postponed for the present
the Criminal Court Several petty cases were tiled this
morning, and several persons convicted.


JAMS Mcdonald and Lucy Mcdonald unfortunate crea-
tures committed TO PRISON by the Mayor this mern
ing on a charge OF larceny.
The Recorder yesterday held to bail for farther
hearing So 900 John Daley charged with being
tive participant in the Remington riots Daley Ma
tive"


The trial Of young Hare for murder, to commence
Monday next, will be an exciting one The lfish aro
sraning every TO convict him and bs not furpr
ed Of general should they succeed Perjury be
obtained in Kensingion for trhiDg sum
Enos D Brown, mate Of the brig Bridgt0n has been
held bail the charge Of having committed violent
assault upon the cook OF the said vessel whilst on her
late passage TO this port.


Coppe Jones' admirable Eating Saloon to-day oppo-
Hotel in Philadelphia and entirely distinct from sll
others Dlck" Jones is universal tavorite with the
whole community and "Dan" Coppe has superior in
his line


Stocks down today, and the market quite heavy
United States Bank fell off !. aud Wilmington RR T.
FiRu BoAnp-450 Wilmington RIl. 23a; 100 u. $ Bk g.,
so vick.buTg, III $1,000 Reading Bonds, II, $4,000
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal o. 6p4 $4,000 do, %
S4o0 County 5' 03; II Northern Liberty Bank ,401
SECOND Bo.Eo--50 Girsrd Bank, lla $4,000 United
States 6s, l04