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.qnother large .Mesling. There was another
overw helming attendance at the Native Ame-
rican mass meeting at the Three Tun's Tavern
last evening, which was addressed by John
McKim Duncan, Joseph Breck, and ]. c. iIol-
land, Esgs. and others. The utmost enthusi-
asm prevailed. There was also a large and
spirited meeting OF the Native Americans of
the 3rd ward, at Logan Hall, last evening,
which was addressed in an animated speech by
DR.. Holmes.


RiOtous. A party of young men met at the
tavern of MIR. Gremes, West Pratt street, on
Sunday night, and so conducted themselves
as to compel the proprietor to seek the aid oi
the wa,chmen. Jacob Deems and George Pur-
per, charged as aloing in the riot, were arrest
ed, and committed, hom the watch-house yes
terday morning, by Justice Showacre, for fur
ther examination.