Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of the Herald ]
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PHILADELrRiA, Oct "a, 1874
There is quite fare up here among the 81 natives"
One OF their candidates upon the County Assembly Tick
Ct VIM. Little, rabd ocofoco, who never should have
been trusted-has kicked from TIE traces and bellows
quite Justify Tor Polk aud Daes The result is that the
natives" are down upon him, and charge the fellow with
fasehood and hypocrisy They'll force him TO resign,
mark me.


The Grand Jury yesterday made two presentments.
Native" end Anti-Natve but the Judges would only
recognise one, end that the latter which you will find
published in several OF our morning papers Every
whose nsme is appended to it, with or three excep-
tons. democrats and some Of them, George Guier
for instance, the most violent in the country VIM H.
Hartnet another one OF the M has gained
from the infamous course he pursued upon tho
trial OF young Hare, which few need de-
sire This mea mesniy entered the lonely cell Of
the prisoner, obtained confessions from him, and
voluntarily came before the Court and testified agenst
him But more


telligen men, mostly wings who fasten, beyond contra
dcton the sole orgn Of the Kensngon riots upon the
trust shall be enabled to forward the Herald tomorrow


am told by Zeibers mer " Md -and he is a compl te
bulletin of news-that the Millerites have not yet
ascendedha the world he's not ceased to exist and that
the hew York Herald . &c popular es ever!


The democrats Of The county Of Berks had great jub
tory in Pennsy lvpnia. There large number Of
persons IRON the city and county OF Philadelphia and the
sbunk wps ,ossher % i've o fsc. Mr. M
chanan and other distinguished gentlemen A process.
sion ives formed, and marched 'hroHgh severa OF the
principal streets accompanied by several hands music
banners, &c. The houses occupied by democrats were
decorated many Of them with mnch beauty and ta.te
with flowers. paintings, wre this, &c. The whole
presented view quite gram, snd added much the en-
thusasn which Prevailed throughout the hole day and
evening The procession moved short distance of
the borough. where om stand addresses deliver
ed by Francis Skunk. James Buchanan. Georg. w
Barton Reah Frazier nnd others The ole affair pass.
ed of much 10 the delight OF all pr sent The meeting
promised 5Ooe mso y for Polk and Dass in Old Beiks
0rj- We are authorized 10 state that the sIoop of
war 81 Mays b. launched at the navy yard
row az half past three o'clock in the afternoon Globe Of
The 23d inst