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Compromise pith Rioters.-A Philadelphia pa
per, speaking of the late riots says that commit.
tee OF" Native Americans called upon Gen.
Cadwsader and requested him to withdraw the
troops from the City and promised that thoy would
see the peace preserved and defend all property
DC. The General refused to confer with them.
They then went to General Patterson at Head
Quarters and said q" Unless the military be with.
drawn, terrible consequences will ensue and
promised that if The troops should be Withdrawn
ins.anter, the district shouidlbe cleared of the RI
oters by O'Clock P. NJ. "Sirs," said General
Patterson in reply, "within three hours shall
have troops here from all parts of the state.-
The district shall be cleared of the rioters by 4
o'clock. without occasoning you any unnecessa.
ry trouble."-They withdrew.