



Correspondence OF the Herald


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PHILADELPHrA, July III, IS44.


The law is resuming its supremacy. This morn
ing warrants were issued by Recorder vaux against
Lewis c. Levin, Editor of the "Philsdelpha SUM-"
and r. c. Kramer, Editor Of the {. Native Ameri.
can" charging them with using in their papers Ian
guage calculated TO promote treason and rebellion
and excite resistance TO the constituted authorities
OF the Commonwealth. They were both brought
before the Recorder, and after iull hearing, the
first named was bound over in $4,000 to appear at
Court and answer, and in $1,000 to keep the peace
in the mean time, and the latter In $500 in his own
recognizance 10 keep the peace. This lenlty TO
Kramer was on account Of his backing out Of the
position his paper has all along taken and comiag
out In favor OF the authorities. He denied writing
the artlcleswhichwere exceptional and excused him
sef the ground that he had not supervised his pa
per IN consequence of lndsposltion from being
thrown out Of buggy some time since. John u.
Watmough, Esq ex-member OF Congress rom In
gersoll's district, and ex-sherlh of the city and
county, was also arrested Tor using language calcu-
own recognizance in the sum Of $1,000. to keep the
peace Tor three months William Il. Hanna
also brought before the Mayor for using violent
and threatening language and resisting the police
held To bail in $500.


The citizens are taking decided stand in favor
OF the authorities Al a meeting held last night AZ
Independence Hall, Horace Binney, Senior, pre-
sented address 10 the Governor al proving Of the
course Of the authorities, which was adopted, or
dered to be printed and was TINS morning circulated
for signatures A large number of our most re-
, spectacle citizens have already signed.
| This morning an attempt was made to set fire TO
the Columbia Rail Road Bridge over the Schuy-
kill, but the matches and the match rope attached,
| were discovered before they had time to ignite
The attempt was for the purpose Of causing an ac-
cldent to- or lntercepung the troops that are hourly
arriving In our city.


The people begin,o rally in defence Of the militia
ry, and altogether spirit il beginning TO be arous-
| ed, which shows that whatever sudden excitement
may overbaance the reason Of our citizens, they
will eventually rally to sustain the laws when they
| see them endangered.


| number of warrants Tor the Of the rioters
are. out, and some Of the respectable ringleaders
will be caught.


| The Native American Party OF this city have in
volved themselves too deeply in this riot ever to be
| able TO extricate themselves. Three hundred Of
them attended the funeral of the notorious Cock,
| with Native Amerlca an badges in their coats.