PHILADELPHIA RIOTS.
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Great Ercitement-Thc. Disturbances,


From n report that muskets had been takes
81. Phillip. de Neri' church in Queen siressl


Friday, large body of pc sons collected d
evening in from. Of that building, who manifd


rioious disposition. AT an early hour
Sheriff detailed 20 men and proceeded ind
church and brought out number of m I'd
which we've carried away. Tho crowd remaI
on the ground without doing any serious aej
violence until II o'clock, when they wero dis
cd by the corps Of Union Fencibes under q
Lee.


On Saturday, consdera ble commotion vas /
ceptible in the immediate vicinity Of the en- L
during tho day, and after night fall, tho mob /
gan to Increase to fearful size, and seseraI]
lacks were made lupon the church with std
ana. other missiles. General Cadwal,der,
tho head of several infantry compaties
one OF artillery repaired to the spot, and took
lines on either side Of the church, at whrh he I
toned cannon. The military were mnh ann
cd by the mob. and frequent attacks made ul
men, but the crowd were each tine dri,
oack. AT one time the word fire was gwen, wi
Mr.. Charles Naylor threw himself in foat Of
piece to prevent il. He was Immediately arr
led and placed in custody in Tho churcl, whom
crowd gradually dispersed. The companies
ward daylight were dismissed, excep the C
Guards, who were leftin possession of ne chur
! esterday morning, this guard was elieved|
inc Markle Rifles, and Hibernia Green whenI
MOB began again to assemble, and demanded
roieaso OF Mr.. Naylor, and ON finding thot
would not be set at Iibetv. rush mad, at the q,
o' me church which was partially boken in,
n' 'nis moment, party Of men and toys broul
up two cannons which they had prxured 4