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THE ABOLITION RIOT AT PHILADELPHIA--FURrHER R
PARTIcULARs.Fhe cost of the Pennsylvania Hall, which
new building purposely erected for sort Of Abo
lon college, is computed at 10000, The audience of
5000 at the Hall Wednesday evening, was composed
half Of women, and Of white and black people. Mrs.
Maria W. Chapman Of Boston was one OF the females
who spoke The fremen not allowed BY the mob
TO play upon the Hail. TO attempt to put out the fire.
but only to its extension by keeping the adjoining
buildings wet. The Sheriff, Col. Watmough, some
what bruised by the mob store with abolition works
broken open and the volumes scattered in the street
a late law OF THE State will obige the public authorities
10 pay for the destruction of the Hail.


AS indication Of the feeling that prevailed, it is said
that the house Of poor widow adjoining having been IN
jured to the amount of some fifty dollars collection for
her benefit was set on foot and money collected to the
amount OF four hundred and seventy dollars


The immediate of this popular outbreak is said to
have been the ridiculous and osentatous amalgamaon
coors in Chestnut street. during hours of fashionable
promenadng.


Whites and blacks arm-in arm, were thronging the
streets by scores wherca the populace became greatly
excited.