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STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PHILADELpHIA.-All is
luet-From Information received late last night,
we have every reason for knowing that at all the
,osis perfect order and discipline are maintained
At the head quarters Of the Major General, fine
display Of we'll ordered soldiery is seduousy
talned. Two companies arrived yesterday The
York Washington Blues, Captain Hay, and the
York Rife Corps, Captain George Hay. None Of
he troops left the city yesterday. On Monday the
we're discharged from service. Too much praise
'annot be awarded TO this excellent body OF CHI.
zen soldiery, who, notwithstanding the exaegera-
ed reports which had reached the country IN re-
Iation to the feeling and excitement against the
military, lett their harvest fields with grain hall
ut, and all their private interests suffering, and
,epalred with prnmptnde and pride to the post Of
4uiy.- Phitad. U. s Gasette, July II


A meeting of the friends of law and order was
reid at Chester, Delaware county, on Monday,
md committee appointed 10 wait upon Gov Por
er, and ask for call the troops IN that section
10 protect The property OF the town. meeting OF
Natives is to be held there to-day or tomorrow,
md an attack upon a Catholic Church is anicpa-
ed in that town. One of the committee told Us
hat as the mob could do nothing here now, thty
the people of Chester,) were more alarmed Tor
heir safety.


We have noticed in several Eastern papers, a re.
,ort that Gen. Cadwallader had left this city from
oelieve, In a letter to the New York Tribune The
report is ialse as it is malicious. Gen. G. has
not left the city since the riots commenced, nor
will he. There is no such feeling as fear or cow
trdce in his heart. We trust tha. those papers that
rave published the statements referred to, will dc
frn. g. the justice TO correct the eIror.-Phi,dd
Timts, July IL.