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A gentleman of this city was present at the great meeting at Philadelphia on the 2oth ut. It was computed, from measurement of the ground, that from 40 to 45 thousand persons were collected together on the oc- casion. The papers state, that some riot- ing and bloodshed occurred after the meet ing had dispefsed-small portions of tho citizens, on their way home, having been attacked by bodies of Jackson men, hired for the purpose. One of the citizens, Mr. Katz, has since died from the wounds ir- flicted in the combat. He IS the first vic tim !--.Mo. Rep.