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The illustrated Weekly Herald, which we will
publish tomorrow morning at O'clock will con.
tain number of engravings, illustrative the mos,
prominent scenes in the Phadelphia riots. One
OF them will be a representation of the "Head
Quarters of the Military" at the Girard Bank with
the parade OF the troops, the seatres on duty and
the crowd Of bystanders, takers, spouters and
Others. mixing promiscuously in the throng. An
other will represent the fatal contest at the
OF the streets designated in the description, from
which 1t will appear that the rioters had mounted
their cannon on drays, with muffled wheels, and
had brought them very quietly to the scene of ac-
ton, where they were directed against the militia
~, being uader the management of sailors and
other persons who had been initiated at sea into
the use OF such deadly instruments, and also num-
ber OF boys from l6 to Is years of age Another of
the ensravngs will represent the church of ST.
Philip, with the crowd around it, and the groups
which were collected in that neighborhood.


All Of these engravings have been executed from
sketches taken on the spot, by an artist who was
IN the thlckest OF the mssiee throughout the whole
period of its continuance.


The descriptions accompanying these engravings
will consist Of the accounts furnished by the pa
pers of all parties in Philadelphia, together with the
very accurate and impartial reports Of our own cor
respondent on the spot. This will be by far the
best history of these deplorable occurrences yet
given. The papers in Philadelphia merely give
their own particular report, but we give ALL thus
presenting the fullest details Of the evidence in the
case from all quarters. Accompanying this descrip-
sion will be all the incidents, characteristic and
otherwise, Of the week.


This Weekly Herald will also contain an admira
bly, executed-taithful likeness Of the Mormon
chief, Joe Smith, who was recently massacred in
cold blood by the mob, at Carthage, Illinois II
represents the Prophet in his military uniform, as
commander-in-chief Of the Nauvoo Legion This
portrait will be accompanied with full and CON-
pese account of the arrest Of the Prophet and
all the circumstances connected with his murder.
This altogether will be the most splendid specimen
OF an illustrated weekly paper ever published in
this country.