BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2, 1874.


"Mr. Benefits Roman Catholic Philadephia
Correspondent" has caused, il would seem, consi-
derable trouble 10 the two Native papers here, the
"Nave American" and the American Advo-
cate" for writing simply what every body knows
to be the truth. have desire to injure either
Mr.. Augustus de Kalb Tan, or Gen. Peter Sken
Smith, in the estimation OF their brother Natives,
but must insist that both desired Office, and thus
far, both sadly disappointed and farther, that
Mr.. Augustus de Kalb Tarr has boldly and publicly
threatened, not only to expose certain candidates
upon the City Assembly ticket, but even to demo-
lish Mr.. Levin, in case he is nominated for Con-
gress from the First District Deny that, and you
shall hear more.


The wings are likely TO have trouble the for
nation OF their ticks after all, from the fact that
John M. Scott has declined to stand any nomna-
tlon they may tender him. He has bolted from
State Senator. Try it again


The Captain Of the brig Mary Jane, Of St. George,
Name was robbed yesterday OF about $500 In bank
notes, by Charles Miller, the cook, II supposed,
as he has cleared out.


A desperate fight occurred last evening between
two negroes, Samuel Fulbert and John Harty, in
Glls alley, IN the lower part of the city. during
which the former seized axe and inflicted a
dreadful cash in the head Of Harry, just above the
eve, from which the blood flowed copiously. He
was taken the hospital, where his situation is
very precarious. Fulbert has been committed.
The sailors Of this port are now, and have been
for several days, strike for higher wages-they
demand SIG per month.


The splendid barque Louisa, Capt. Gallagher. in
eight days from Havana, arrived this morning,
bringing dates four days later than those received
by the Hellespont. Business was dull, the place
healthy, and the market well supplied with all kinds
of American produce In political matters every
thing was quiet. No additional executions had ia
ken place.


The news from Europe yesterday created great
excitement about Zeiber's news depot-cvery body
was after the New York Herald and the active as
sistants of this splendid establishment were kept
busy for some time; in fact until the whole edition
was exhausted.


In the Court of Sessions this morning, Judge
| King charged the Grand Jury ut great length
The Judge declined enter into facts OF the late
disturbances, remarking that they were painfully
known II the community already, and confined
himself principally 10 the right OF individuals to
arm themselves from violence at the hands Of riot
ers-the extent to which that right could be car
| ried-and when it could be exercised legally. In
short, II Is document OF much Importance, and
one which will be extensively read.
The Kensngton riot cases will be tried first.
/ busy week this in Court matters.
| The Hibernia's intelligence is at hand.
The same dull feeling exists III our stock mar
| ket the news from Europe having been produc-
| tive OF not even the slightest change. The sales
| were as follows:


FIRST BoARp-$43s Penn. SIS, Co. Ss6s do do e6t; $1,000
Lehigh o. 9i5, 81 Camden and Amboy Rd. ll3; 100
Wilmington Rd 2sA 200 do 23s; $1,000 eincinnati Wster
| Bds 100.


| sscoNp BoARp-lbO Grard Bank Ill; 4o4 do do III;
S447 Penn 6s 1886, 7o Wilmington Rd 233 $4ooo Penn
| is, l847, 70.