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FROM THE U. S. GAZETTE. MAY >.


We have rarely, if ever, seen our city moro ex-
cited than it yesterday, (Tuesday) in conse-
quonce of the outrages committed in kcnsington
on the day previous; at an early hour. Brigadier
General Cadwalladcr issued orders to his Brgade
(that of the city proper. to parade in the aftor-



Meantime, n meeting. (held by resolve Of ono
that was held IN tho Assembly Building on the
night previous, was called in the State House
Yard, for 3 O'Clock, 7. NJ. Previous to which. a
great number of persons boro through the streets
tho American Flag. much injured, accompanied
BY placard. bearing in largo lettcrs tho follow
ing: This is tho flag that trampIod on bv
tho Irish Papists. (We arc not sure that tho
words exactly


At 3 O'Clock. tho meeting in the State House
Yard was very largo. and the call contained
the addition. that those who came should be 'prc-
pared for Defence some appeared with deadly
weapons. The Mayer, who was walking round
tho yard. quietly withdrew tho persons whom he
saw armed. Ono of the persons thus arrested
had gun. and another n double barrellcd pistol


We believe that Mr.. J. Il. Newbold was called
upon to preside. Among the speakers wore Gen.
Smith and Col. G. Jack. The Rev. Mr. Perry
offered the following resolutions which were read
and adopted by acclamation:


Whereas. gross and atrocious outrage has
been perpetrated in the District of kensington by
which a meeting of the American citizens assem-.
bled for the purpose of delibcrating the affairs
OF our country. was broken up, and the lives OF
citizens wantonly and murderousy sacrificed by
bond OF ruffians firing into the crowd from pla
ccs Of concealmcnt.


we, tho Native American citizens of the City