From Philadelphia Gazette, July 49,
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DEPARTURES OF Troops. This morning at nine
o'clock, the Lancaster County Artillery, Mannheim
Guards, Susquehannah Rlhemen, Lancaster Fen
cibles, and Lancaster RiAemen, the whole under
the command Of Major Hambright, left he ad quar-
ters on their return to their homes. They carry
with them the good wishes of many of our citizens
for their future welfare.


CoMMITTED.--An individual named Edward vir-
tue, who yesterday testified against several persons
for riot, was last evening committed by Alderman
Mckinley, of Southwark, in default Of 81 COO bail,
for perjury.


AFFRAY.-Ths morning Capt Fairlamb, of the
Wayne Artillery Company, and Capt. Saunders Of
the Marke Rifle Company, were bound over by the
Recorder TO keep the peace in The sum of $1,000
each The captains fell into controversy in the
Slate House Yard respecting the occurrences Of
the night Of the 7th inst, and Capt Fairamb made
certain lmputatons discredtabe TO Capt Saunders
and his company, in regard to their conduct as SOL
dlers on that occasion personal attack ensued,
but the parties were separated, and were arrested
by the Recorder