BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Philadelphia
Correspondence of the Herald ]
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PnILADlLrHIA. Oct - lsl<.
Ths encampment Of the Misrites at Darby about
miles from this city, was broksn up yessrdsy pss-
qIence Of the nonfuimept of the prophecy
uded people returned to 'h.ir homes They remained
out during the whole OF Monday night In the rain end
the cold at ed In their ascension robes result Of
which IT, that the msJorisy q the women and children
hav been seized with sickness One OF the Psincpal
preachers among them decsmped yesterday. taking with
him 81 300 belonging 10 the general fund.
The sggre ate Congressional vote Of the twenty four
districts this state gives the whigs majority 7s
This inclusive Of the two districts for which native
Americans have besp elected.


DR. Robert Dunglsop. OF this city, will deliver ad
dress before the American Society
row. on the life and character Of the late venerable Peter
Duponceau. Esq


Charlotte Cushman makes her last appearance at the
Arch street theatre tonight prior to her departure Tor
Europe, ON Saturday in the Garrick She will sustsin
the character OF sdy TeaIs. in sheridsn's comedy Of
the School for Scandal


The Grand Jnry found bill to-day sgainst Alder
man Boeau. Tor misdem eanor


The case Of the negro Joseph Harris for the murder
OF Guilty Tod s still under trial the Court OF Oyer
AMI Ternine-


sALrs AT THE srocg FscHArot-, shares u 3 Bsr X,
ST $4,000 Tennessee. o. s6i; III state g. 80, 6shss
Mpysmensing Bank, ~


escoNp BoARp- $500 State 81, 744. so shsres Girsrd
Bank, !, $1,000 Tennessee bonds, SOY; $1,000 STATE ss
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