DAVID r. PORTER.
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Govefffof OF The Commonwealth of Pennsvlvani,


70 ommander'in-Che!, &c. orders as follows:


he Governor and Comma nder-in- Chief deeply
regrets that the renewal of riot disorder and blood.
sneo' has again compelled him to repair to this
CITY, for the purpose Of aiding in the preservation
OF peace, and the restoration of order. A crisis
mas arrived OF the most appalling character, in
winch every good citizen is called upon by the
h'shest Obligations Of duty to stand forward in the
maintenance of the Laws. The origin of the ex.
SUNG disturbances sinks into utter insignifcapces
hat must inevitably result from their continuance


Whatever opinion any citizen may have enter.
'ained W the outset of these Disturbances, as to
liie cause, no man can view without the most
poignant ieeilng. the deplorable state of things,
already produced and certain to succeed, If they
"'e 'ot Immediately arrested. The question is
nov siaii an irresponsible mob, or the regularly
CONSTITUTED authorities, be forced to yield. No
gooo c'izcn who understands the nature, and de-.
s'ius 70 ENJOY the blessings of our free institutions
WIZ hesitate an instant under which standard to
rally. Ihe friends of peace, order law and liber-
~ WIZ put forth their utmost might in supporting
.ne efai Authorities in the discharge of their Duty
nose VINO are enemies to these sacred Objects
viii aid and countenance the efforts of the insur
gents. =


The Commnnder-in.Ch Chief feels preat sa.isfac.
tion in announcing his entire APPRECIATION Of all
the measures that have been adopted by Mai. Gen.
Patterson as well as of the High Sheriff. for oue.
ling and dispensing the tumultuous assemblapes of
persons that sought to ointimidate and drive from
Inc ground the military force. while peacefully en-.
saged IN performing its duty. The retribution
mas indeed been terrible, but it was alike unavo;d
aoie and justifable. Ifthe laws cannot be main.
'ahed without the use of force, then force becomes
ps n'ucn ap act of patriotism of duty, and must
90 aPP''ed when ths-awful necessity arises. This
len'orK Is made 10 tie hope that no repetition will
% required o. this most painful and terrific rem.


ordess have been issued to the Major General
Of several Of the nearest divisions, to have all tie
volunteer Companies under their command in
readiness to march alta moments notice. and in
pursuance of this order, large force will be mus
tered to repair to the scene Of disturbance at anv
hour which may be designated.


10 be Continued.