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der Col. Goodman. The troops occupy Fourth
street from WHlnut to Spruce. a party OF the
lmiad' lphia Grey's h1v" just brought Ia the Nav
or's G.lce, arrested al kensing,on, a boy named
ltess, tlken in the act OF communicating tire 10 :,
house.


The City Councils have just met


Orders, II IS SAID have been seat down TO Fort
Mlfilln for L S soldiers. The city is all in con
fusion. Nothing but vigorous efforts which can.
not be expected from the volunteers, or the civil
possec, will prevent Philadelphia from becoming
1t prey to the mob, and preventing general con.
fagration.


Il ocLeCK. The Governor is said to have Just
arrived in Town. and To have declared the Cuyot
Philadelphia uader MARTIAL Law!


1t Is suggested that the Mayor should con-


GENERAL TOWN MEETING
OF the Citizens OF Ph'iadelpha to day Tor the pur-
pose oC protecting the lives and property of the
community. II should be done


During yesterday at!csnoon, the large school,
formerly conducted by the Sisters of Charity, at
kcnslHgton. was burnt TO the ground by the pop.
uIacc, together with several neighboring houses.
st. Michaers Church, and the School House, aud
so private dwellings, nll in Kcnsington, are now
in smoudcripg RUNS.


TIE house Of Alderman Hugh Clark, has been
completely gutted-aso that of his brother


The house and store of Mr.. Graham, large
and handsome building has been completely
gutted.


Soon after sundown, several houses were fred
within view of the troops.


The property Of Mr.. Mandcrson has been
gutted.


y frame building in Master street, was destroy
cJ Ia,