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STATE or THE CITY.-Great fears begin to be
entertained, by the most respectable and quiet IN
habitants ofths city, that the announced meetings,
professions, &C., will lead to some violent out
break, which will disgrace the character OF the
city. There is some foundation for such iears !;
but we hope and trust that the Mayor and other
authorities will exert themselves to prevent such
from taking place. II the different clubs and
cq.ssare leftto themselves, there is every ikeli-
hood OF an outbreak, such as would net only dis
grace the city, but the country at large But there
is moral check TO such-it is in the hands OF the
city authorities, backed by the we'll disposed Of the
community The first movement that is made to-
wardsan outbreak, at that moment must the Mayor
and other authorities call to their aid the civil and
military powers TO pat it down, or else such scenes
will disgrace our streets as have done those OF
Philadelphia within the last lew months The in


PRODUCTION of religious passions andfeelings is more
likely TO lead to disastrous consequences than any


thing else it therefore behoves every minister TO
advise his flock to observe with calmness every
outbreak which this crisis ls likely to bring forth,
and all will soon pass away. Il is OF far less mo-


ment who is President or member Of Congress, than
that the city should be disgraced by awless mob.


CouRTEsrEs OF PoLIrlcs.-We do occasionally
meet with an incident which relieves in some
degree Therapeutics Of political conflict, and casts
brilliant though feeting radiance on the dark
and troubled scene. Of this pleasing character
was the scene At Nashville some weeks since, when
the beautiful ladies of that city presented very
splendid silk banner to- Mr.. Gansevoort Melville
Of this city, on his return to the north, in token OF


their appreciation of his Jealous efforts in the cause
Of the democracy. This banner is very elegant
one-chaste and beautiful as those from whose
fair hands it came. On one side Is emblazoned an
eagle with scroll, on which is Inscribed" The
Home of the Hickores-to the Empire State !:
to Gansevoort Melville-from the Ladies Of Ten
nessee.' On the reverse the :" Stars and
Stripes" and the "Lone STAR of Texas. The
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