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PHILADELPHIA RIOTS
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1t Is due to the gallant soldiers who defen-
dec the church Of St. Philip de Neri on the
evening Of Sunday. and the following dav.-
1t Is due as much to those who remain =. n
those who fell at their posts, that e correct ac.
count should be giveH1p< We circumstances
which preceded the fiIt encounter.-Tboso
circumstances have been much misund.r-
stood.


The account which follows, dra0h fio,h The
lips Of those who stood in the foremost rank.
as we'll as from impartial spectators,-is ad.
dressed to those whose sympaihies or whose
fears thus lead them to questlea the Justice of
the first orders given:


On Sunday eveninglebout O'clock, the
troops having arrived be ground. The Cad
walader Greys, under Capt. Scott, were de-
taila ITO clear Queenr street between the
church and Second street. The citizens who
had had charge of the church, had Marched
arm in arm down Queen street, and turning
to the right, had passed down Second street.
till the last row was fairly off the scene IF
riot, when number Of men, principally under
age. armed with oludgeons and stones, pres
sed forward on the military. Gen. Cadwala.
der, seeiug the opposition at the corner, order
ed Capt. HIPS company Of City Guards 10
the assistance Of the Cadwajader Crews. and


oeniss. after iest difficulty. sue