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We have a raw northeast storm with plenty Of
rain which renders it disagreeable and puts in mind
of the approach of winter fire broke out yesterday
afternoon in the of houses opposite Moyamensing
Hail. which destroyed the roofs of all of them. 1t caught
from bnrning chimney. This row Of houses is the
that partially destroyed in the election riot of
1892 when the Irish Orangemen and wings fred out Of
the windows Of the house upon the election
ground which directly opposite. Mr.. Robb, the
owner of the row, received, after much trouble by act
of Assembly compensation from the public purse for
his damages The fire of Saturday revived in the minds
of the public the scenes of 1882


The natives begin to hold their meetings for the CAM
paign The whole city startled on Friday night by
the firing of heavy ordinance which sounded like mi
mute guns. The next morning there was enquiry in
every direction to the when it was ascertaned
to have been firing in honor of the native meeting at
Gloucester Point j. on the Delaware river opposite
and little below the city That party have ratification
meetings Monday. They had one at Cedar Ward
few nights since. II was failure.


The wings hold mass meeting Of the Northern dis
trcts tomorrow, (Monday) evening Edward Joy Nor.
Young man Of Superior abilities as an orator and poI
tican has taken the stump in opposition to Nativeism
He the whig candidate in s4A for eelecton in the
first Congressional district but the wings abandoned
hi to defeat the democrat Dr. Lehman and assisted the
natives to elect the notorious Levin As warm and en-
thusiastic admirer of Henry Clay he popular among
the adherents OF that statesman in this sections they are
ncensed ot the shabby treatment he az the
hands of the party, and they VIII exert az .ei inhu
ence and he will all his talents 70 crush the natives
IL remains TO be whether the wing party VIII CO
operate. have my doubts however, and the ols now
in circ uation for Monday nights meeting contain the
names Of the whg ticket for the row" only, an ndica


on that here the wings of the county will concentrate
anJ eive the natives a for their county ticket


Ths Ripht Rev DR. Potter, Bishop elect of Pennsyl.
von;a nreacbed at Christ Church, in this city this
,nornng The fact not generally anticipated,
and the attendance consequently very extensive
The trial OF the fire rioters has excited great sympathy
among portion OF citizens, and Is said the Jury
will not be able to agree. They into Court Sat
urday afternoon but the Court sent them out again and
they to be at the windows Of the al
lotted to them What will be the result
tcpate but is feared that the laws will not in this in
stance be vndicated.


Du Sole, of the spirit Of the Times" is said, goes
to Europe bearer of dispatches to our Minister at
the Court of St. James. lie Is in New York, from
whence he takes passage 1t is believed today for Liv
erpool.


The body of Capt. De Lutzen, who was drowned
Tuesday night last, while walking from the ~ York
steamboat towards the shore on the gangway plank,
has been found, and inquest held over it.


The Keans had another full house last night but not
crowded previous evenings the play being fa
miar all, and the people desiring novelty. To-
morrow, Monday night, both appear second time in
'Much Ado about Nothng.n Kean's Benedck Is excel
lent and the adys Beatrice unrivaed The repetition
of this performance is because Of the universally ex
pressed desire Of the public


