By This Mornings Mail,

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has exhausted itself and now sleeps amid The
,, n,,,c,l Ic.ola,ion it has created, All our ac.
l", .,n,s .rrec in representing the scenes Of yo.
t., ,an.o and blood which have made the last few
I,n,, co memorable, as about to cease. We sub.
ioin what particulars the Mail Of 'hS morning
bripgs us. from various sources


fF,,.o on. own Correspondent


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;,:,,. IN pursuance OF resolutions sdopi,d
. ,l, ,,ca,in, in rhe mOrning hFc no" Organizing
AZ W.. oo bodies Of patrol police, and IL.
~, s must necessarily be The prevention a
o,,tbreak on the part Of the mob. This m1
hs srntifying 10 every friend OF o'de' peace az!
quietnes-. ...- sbctis, took nlsce ,b;s ,,.-
ing Mt 10 oclocH nc wa. one o' ;a'
InIgcst and most imposing ever Witnessed IN that
'i' 81 ,h. countv He was taken from his re,i
f, =, Tho huyial ground nj tic corner oi !ian0yer
"'''' I nj" sfre.fs, kensincfon. His coffin va.
,,,,cI ,,;,h the taterrd flag which was tom ,nd
,r..,,hleI upon on lond"y e'rnl"S ih't. Sesenl
,.l,rr,fc:. together wI,h large n""ibrr oi N4iae
-, ,,,icia rG iu the solemn ceremonies.
~. Chi,rch. in Fourth below Prdn, street,
ii :, J,,scoh'. m Wl.liucs A!ict. are n'-o ggsri.
~ ,,,,,,,y nnd have been dunn je who,
1i,f,a,,Lt All the vollabIes belonging 10 ibe,e
.,',,-Lcs Lnvc been taken ont and conveyed To pr.


rcs;,lcpres IN different qIarers o; tie City sal
COMFY. ,-.,.,., "a,


.,, 49,. - walls. Tie residence 81 DR.. NCnafy
.i.ar.d the same fate -Four house. o. the Or.
.;i, of The street suffered some oy Inc bum.


,L. ,oof.. ,corclirg Of doors, window SHIT.
~ " Tho houses on either side Of the Church
,-. J,rnocrd somewhat, particularly tie one O.
,be south SIDE II GEORGE Church, opposite, rs:
not suffered .I . ,.o.,..o,; 1,
cIa,;ur and proclaimiug that citizens, or other per-
uot be permitted 10 stand coneregais
?o, street or public place and that no fire CON-
ony shall take their engines or nose carriages mo
r. hl;c streets without first obtaining permssloc
of III. constituted authorities.
o;c IN state thai no farther violence has been
ot,cmyted toward the several CATHOLIC Churches.
An their valuable contents nave been removed 70
,laces nl safety, and strong bodies OF military are
tF,o,;oncd in md about the same. The Arsenal 10
I,,;narstrsct. has been well secured severn! piece.
-, rarnon being planted at each gate.


o',r ciry is Glltd wiki youn,ccfs from tie adiol'
ing towns. ,,...- =, ,,,,, ;,,,,ol. 10. v;c;,;,,
of fbr Churches are all removing 10 otler sections
the city. - s.,,.,,,,,,o,t -.
now ~ amin themselves to protect St' Philips
Church. Queen street, near Second.


Several arrests have been made.
MARTIAL. Law has not been proclaimed lA
r,mor this morning proves incorrect. -.


The Catholics are all removing from me Fcihti!
of Paramount. .,o,ooL I'M
Sr JouS's CHURCH.-At halt-past o CLOCK, Nv
sand Of arms with 100 Irishmen TO use them IN Gss
of attack, were placed IN TINS Churcn' 'oea"o
18th street above Chesnut. =, 40
KEyslNGroY, Thursday. 3 o'ct0ck i. -H'-AA
is at this hour Tranquil in the DISTINCT OF hehsng.oI
'rhe remnants OF buildings-the bare, black walls
consumed houses and public eGlhces, preseh1,
lamentable and truly desolate appearance. AUS
sadness and gloom--woe is pictured on almost ever
obrct-busincss is totally AT a stand-priYa'e az
nnblic houses closed with black Grape hansni
rom many knobs-hundrcds OF houses are no" uf
renamed their occupants having deserted mem !es
rerday and fled with their lives, anu some it'e PO
perlv The reflection upon these scenes VI ues9s
ton. gloom, misery, woe and death, mas caused "
TOO much distress 10 write.


po.tyc ri y t..............t. - D. I. NJ


An E.xnress has lust arrived with news that TIE
Irish have seized upon the Arsenal at Bridesoufs
I'VE doubt the correctness OF tins report, as the AZ
senal had been previously supplied with ioEce SUI
ticient o protect H.


The following is from the Philadelphia Gazette
of Yesterday evening:


Twelve o'cLocK.-All is quiet to-day IN the "
cinity OF the scene of the recent disturbances IN Net
sington. Some few people are scattered about ouI
our Reporter states that none oil that excienehl
which Yesterday prevailed was visible. About oH|
hundred buildings OF all kinds have been destroyed
We understand that the Native American party II
Southwark have issued proclamation requesting
their friends TO meet in the several Wards this aie1
noon for the purpose OF armine themselves to Pnl
tect th. Catholic Church OF ST. Philip against al,l
attempt that may be made TO destroy II. he "hoi
OF the Southern section of the City and Ceunty !
free from any symptoms OF commouon, and but yer
little excitement Is observable among the people,
In South Sixth street, and othar small streets i
that vicinity, the Irish population are quIeily Feme
wing their furniture aud other eiiecIs iTo!a uie
dwellings, fearing they may be attacked.


AFRICAN SoUADRoN.-An arrival at New VI
leans furnishes us with accounts from the U. S
Squadron on the coast of Africa to the 18th
March-at which time, the health OF the Squa1z
ron was perfectly good-no fever having appesre
on board.
The u. S. ship Saratoga, Capt. Tatnal,
Monrovia, was 10 sail for the Blight in te% day|


Norfolk Herald.


NAvAL.-Thc L. S. frgate ConsteIlation, Com
Kcarncy, Al days from RIO Janeuo, anchota
Hampton Roads Tuesday night.


Sailed from Rio 20fh Marci-lcf, in port
5. ship Columbus, would sail rs soon as lee1;
by The Rarrtan daily expected.


L. ). so1p John Adams. Capt. Vorhees, #
rived 18Th March, from Montevideo, and wo]
sail ior the L. 5. in about days. The [
fngatc Congress sailed 10Th March for Mon
vdeo.


CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
BY THE REPORTER OF THE NEw-YoRK TRIBE


WAsuINGroS. Wednesday. May ~