Philadelphia
Correspondence of the Herald. !
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PHILADELPHIA, Ocl. 22, 1874
The Democrats OF the Northern Liberties have succeed
ed in electins Mayor otbat District through the ns,ru
mentality Of the Board Of commissioners, by majority
OF one vote the Native American candidate The
Native American candidate had plurality Of the votes
polled overh two other candidates but he commission
ers, in whom the election vested, there being no
elas'ion by the people, chose the Democratic candidate
giving as their reason tor doing that the Native Amer
- candidate Ineligible. from having resi ed in
- District two years The Natives high dudgeon
about the matter


The last day as prophesed by the Milerites has ar
rived but still the world hangs together large body
oi these selusd people have formed
another encampmen, OF them near, Camden N j.


The trai OF Joseph Harris, negro for the murder of
Cuhy Tod another negro, commenced in the of
oyer and Terminer this morning The testimony which
IS entirely crcumstantal strongly against the
colored man named Zsppon, convicted Of the same
MURDER Il now under sentence Of death in the County
Prison, and will be hung on the 9th Of November


SAlEs.AT THE STosK ExcHAsGE.-775 Gnnrd Blk, Ill:
797 State Blk, 50 " B'k 10; 1850 do a. IA 1856 u. s.
Blk 81; 100 City 5s 1903 I06t 400 do 1884 06f 2oe do
lo7l lOo 400 do, 1851 1861 23 Northern BR kentucky
81; do, 9l!; 5000 ate do, 75t; N Liberty Blk ~.


SECOND BoAHp.-25 Union Bank Kentucky, go 10 Ken
lucky Bank, 73i $50 Win RR Bonds, SO s21 400
County 6s 90. new s33 700 do old sst 80 Wilmington
RR, IS.