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PHuApriruIA, July g, ls45.


The Native American Convention concluded its labors
last evening and wound up by mass meeting in Inde.
pendencc Square. The meeting a failure though
the natives made great noise To show the dabolical
spirit which prevails in this faction send an extract
from the speech of the presiding officer of the conven.
ton, Gen. Dearborne, of Boston, which was received
with shouts of applause by the of listeners.


He said that his Interior object was the total preyen
tion of emigration. Short of this, the convention had
better break up and go home Unless stop emigra-
tion, can't preserve the liberty of country f
continues, the time will come when will have to rise
in arms and massacre the foreigners make them
slaves, in order to preserve the free institutions
country, and transmit them unmpaired to children )"
such the language used the leaders Of the party
and hailed with iendish delight by the rank and file is
it any wonder that such party subject disastrous
outbreaks and that its presence among us should be re-
garded with fear and trembling both by the objects of
its denunciaons and by the sober and sensible portion
the community It IS however, gratifying know that
the mass OF the American people have sympathy with
such infamous faction and that those in the cities
who have been msled by the cry OF native fast re-
covering from their deluson. The excitement which
overturned the judgments Of the people has
and the leaders of the movement feel that they
pdly losing ground. They feel that nothing but nj
excitement can them and they endeavorieg
produce one Last evening between and s o'clock
minute guns were fired in Southwark in honor Of the
martyrs they called, who slain their vile
attempt to destroy St. Philips Neri church. and get
up religious massacre in streets the 7th Of July
ago. All this is producing its effects and not
checked will result in similar those enacted in
1874. What astonshes me most is that our quiet and
thoughtful citizens do not frown down this faction at
once and resolve TO hold terms personal or other.
wise with all who countenance it. There comfort
in the midst Of all this and it s, that what may
citizen sodery always be relied upon sustain
the laws and preserve our free institutions.


The weather continues excessively and the horses
are dropping down in the streets from its effects


Some excitement exists among trading people by
the discovery of extensive fraud which ha been pc
perated by individual doing business in this CITY who
has hitherto been largely in the confidence of our er.
chants. An immense amount of goods has been obtained
and shipped off and the has blown the Mot bv
spirng himself away TO Europe But little the goods
have been recovered and city has suffered
bly, Persons in your city suspected of being enga
ged in the Transaction, and rigid investigation IS abou
being instituted by the creditors
The stock market was heavy to-day and prices


further decline This is attributable In part TO The
warm weather and the absence of operators large num-
oers OF our citizens departing daily for the Capes and
other watering places and partly to causes
with the particular stocks. State ves fell OIL an add.
tIona eighth The continued heayness of this stock is
caused py the interest being Off and il also suht
icennB from the rensai OF city banks with one or
two exceptions to advance the quota Of the taxes of III
ever, have but little influence as /, is M, dnrb,ad
that the interest will be paid promptly and In full viii
rnngton Railroad shares declined 1 and the 4 nor ,.r,
bonds Of the company suffered heavy fall on The i.s,
quotations Other stocks remained Without change a.
will be seen by the following sales al the Bosrd ~


Sales Of stocks at Pi,iiatielp.,,n,


FInsr BoaRD-s25o State ss 10; $1,000 do 739: 81 sh
Com1 Bank, So; ~ Farm. 4 Mec i6g; 100 WILMINGTON
la; $1,000 State SIS, 7a u shs Com Bank, =, 500 Z
$. Bank Notes, 73


srcovp BoARp-SI500 State SIS ) dis < int. 7sI: II
Wilmington r. r.. l3i; % do DDS l32; II Southwark k
~, 1000 Wilmington H. r. IS 81, 81; 1900 do 81