BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald ]
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Correspondence Of the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, July IL, lSi4.


The people OF Southwars are as much ncensed
againrt the military as ever Those who at first
denounced our citizen soldiers as murderen, and
asserted that the first fire was wholly unprovoked,
have been driven from their ground by the over
whelming testimony which has been produced,
and now assume the position that the military had
no business there at all. Well, perhaps not but
one thing at least is certain, that when there they
were entitled to al least more gentle notice TO Quit
than the hurliDg of hardware shops at them.


The examination into the recent riots and the
hrs fire, has been going on before the Court ali
dav; but nothlng new has been elected.


The CIty Greys of Boston arrived in this city
about an hour SINCE, and were escorted by a bat
talon OF several companies under Capt Fritz, TO
their quarters, the W Washington House They pa ssed
the head quarters OF our troops, and were received
with honors by the torce there posted. Large
crowds OF citizens followed them, and they were
much admired, as the finest looking body Of men
that has been here Tor some time.


. highway robbery took place in our vicinity
last night aad this morning. The roDber has been
arrested, but the particulars have not et tra inspire


Two adduona persons connected with tn, Sourh-
waIk riots have been arrested Oae an old mau
named Black, charged with furnishing the slues
and balls, and young man named Turner, CHARGED
with directing the cannon.