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The Philadelphia Riois.-This ci,ws becom-
ing distinguished for lis RIOTS and bids fair to rob
her sister, The Monumental City" Of her long
worn name of "mob town." The papers are FL
led with long accounts of disgraceful riots and
scenes Of murder and boodshed. The authori.
lies found i, necessary to order out the Military
10 suppress this untoward rebellion, which instead
OF smoheting or alIaying the fams, famed it into
full blaze. The mob bid defiance to, and attack
ed tho military and finally the city became the
scene rfa dreadful battle. The fight became
general and many were killed and wounded on
both sides, for more detailed account the reader
is referred TO another column in which will be found
a condensed account