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Cry OF PHILADELPHIA,-We are very glad to
perceive that at public meeting in Philadelphia,
aeasures have been taken to unite the whole OF
the fauboWgs, or liberties" as they are called, Of
that city, under one municipal government. 1t
seems that the wings, who have the power in the
"city proper" oppose this, but as the Legislature is
democratic, there can be little doubt that the mea-
sure-so necessary and proper-will be carried into
effect. Nothing else can secure peace and prospe-
rty to the city. Had we in New York not possessed
aunited municipal'governrnent we would in all pro-
biity, have been also disgraced with riot and con-
hagration during recent periods of excitement