From Philadelphia Papers Of July 10 [
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No RIoTs.-We deem it proper 10 repeat the re-
mark, which we have more than once made within
week, viz that all is peace, quiet, and perfect
der in Philadelphia. There is no symptoms in any
part Of our city, its districts, of disorder In
deed, "the riots" have not been in any business
part Of Philadelphia; and we may confidently as.
sure distant readers, Chose at home know it,)
that Philadelphia was never more quiet, and that
the channels and course Of business unob-
structed as ever they were. And we may add, al
so, that the pursued and being pursued, must
efpctuay guard from future outbreaks.


Hudson Greenleaf, young man, was arrested
yesterday and brought before Judge Jones, charged
with being engaged in the late riots of Southwark.
He was committed in default Of $4,000 bail, and
together with Two others, committed by Recorder
Vaux, was sent down to prison IN cab, escorted
by detachment of horse from Chester county
VIM. House was also arrested and held in $1,000
to answer a similar charge.


Yesterday, before the Recorder, James Sweeny
was charged with being in the Southwark riot on
Sunday, throwing stones, &c. Committed.


Daniel Kane, same charge, was also committed


James Coffee, on similar charge, was held to bail
in the sum of $1,000.


W. A. Morrel, tor being in the crowd and using
improper language, was held in $500 to keep the
peace.


s. W. Mckinley was held to bail to keep the
peace in the sum OF $500. He was present at the
firing of the cannon, and expressed his gratifica-
tion at the fatal results of It's discharge.i