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mob attacked the house of Mr. Glenn, DI- rector, which they sacked completely--de- stroying all the furniture, dsc. to the amount of ten thousand dollars. On the next night, Sunday, ) they completed their work of de- straction at Elr. Johnson's house, carrying out the furniture and burning 1t. His loss is 5,f t;s5lig t!l rot less than eight or ten thousand dollars.

 About r or is ot of tic tic rioters gre said to have been killed on Saturday night, besides a great number wounded The police sue ceeded in taking and lodging in jail some 60 or TO, who were all subsequently, released by the mob.

 Monday and Tuesday nights the city was tranquil. The organization of an armed bo- dy of citizens, which hourly increased in numbers, appears to have oyerawed the mob, and was the means of preserving order. We have received Baltimore papers of the 18th, up to which time no further excesses had been committed. h the Baltimore American, of that date, we find the following:-

 The following letter was sent for puhli- cation yesterday by the Mayor: