The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
From me phila. Spirit Of the Times.

The RIOTS ENDED EE1NH NA-' O'
THE MiLITARY--ARRESTS AID CoM-
INITIALS.
Philadelphia is again quiet. The riots are over and
order and peace again regns throughout The ciy ana
county
We give some particulars of the occurrences OF Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday.
The man who was arrested by the military in st.
Mcnaels church yard on Friday afternoon for mutat
ing the grave stones, was in the lookup of the Northern
Liberties on Saturday. and he was properly disposed Of
by Mayor Cannon.
On Saturday morning party Of young Irishmen,
who had been out to Haverford township cutting will
lows and were on their way to the works of Mr.. Du-
pont on the Brandywine to draw their pay, made their
appearance at the corner of Eleventh and Market Sts
to take The cars to Wilmington They had their cut
ting knives in their hands, and the citizens discovering
it and not understanding it, alarm instantly raj
sed. The armed peace police from St. Johns church,
under Mr. Brown we're sent for and frightened the poor
Irishmen almost to death by making them prisoners and
taking them to the Mayors office. After the excitement
subsidized the prisoners were discharged BY his Honor
and allowed to depart
Alderman Cloud Of Kensington held to bail cn Sat-
urday woman uamed Lavery, who kept boarding
house, for ncng her boarders-Irsh-to insurrectioR
and riot on Monday last
Some few arrests have been made in Southwark and
Moyamensihg. The watch in Southwark for the las,
few nights have gone on duty at o'clock.
The wounded at the hospital and elsewhere are all
improving
No deaths from wounds have so far occurred
The dead have all been buried.
The Coroner has no new reports. Nothing new from.
the hospital
Governor Porter left the city for the Capitol on Sat-
urday.
The city is full of strangers.
Yesterday morning, the lst Regiment City Volun.
eers, the Marines and Sailors of the Princeton under
Capt. Stockton, and the Dauphin Guards, paraded and
marched TO the different Catholic churches in the city,
on a tourof observation and on their return to Head
Quarters about noon, made imposing demonstration
in Chestnut street. In the evening at g., the Sailors
and Marines and the First State Troop with Generals
Gadwalader and Roumfort and staff, paraded and
marched from Head Quarters on another tour of obser-
vation
Yesterday thousands Of persons visited the burnt dis
rct in Kensngton and hroughoutthe day the streets
were full of people.
We are informed that We were in in stating that
the collection of roousy disposed persons in Kensng-
ton, on Friday afternoon, were charged upon by the
Jackson Artillerists J. D. Miles, A. D. C. 10 Gen.
Roumfor who gave the order for the charge requests
us to say that the rioters dispersed at the point OF
the bayonet BY the Washington Artillery of German.
town, Capt. Mallory. The charge was not made until
after repeated expostulaons with the crowd 10 retire.
Capt. Mallory executed the order with promptness and
energy.
The military are still doing duty nightly in Philadel-
phia, although all was quiet. Amongthe ruins in Ca
dawalader street. Kensngton, on Sunday discover
ed the body of man who had been buried under them.
1t was in a complete state Of decomposition and so
great was The stencil arising from it. that persons re-
Trained omgoin near it. No on the ground rec
ognized the man. He was doubtless an Irishman, and
an occupant the second house above the Hibernia
Hose house.
The only parofthe ineriorofst Augustnes Church
untouched by Ihe flames, on Wednesday night, was a
portion of a6 inscription over the altar. The words,
"TuE Lo IN SEETH" remain upon the burnt and black
ened WALL almost as clear and legible as the day they
they were placed there fact which is we'll calculated
10 excite the religious feelings Of the members Of that
church. and to attract the attention Of the people gener
ally.
The Coons have discovered variety OF rhymes to
the name their candidate for the Vice Presidency
But the word pizen" appears to be the only one that
will measure with it neatly and that comes in ugubr-
ously as thus
awe are used up Coons ns sure a plzAn,
II we run Clay and Frelinghuysen."
But there is another one which will strike the reader
most opposite whenever he happens to cast his eyes up
on one Of those kennelsbeets they called, whose
whole body and soul seem one incamate untruth in
heir anxiety 10 advocate the claims Of their favoiiie
candidate For instance
The sheets that have the biggest lies In,
Are great for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
PliladG. Times,