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FROM LAGUlRA.-A slip from the
New York Mercantile, says-We learn by
the Eclipse, which left Lagura on the 9th
inst, that Bolivar remained at Caracas, and
Il vas not known when he would depart tor
the interior.
"A letter from Laguira, of the Sd, says.
ave have intelligence, that by direction OF
the executive, all the guns and ammunition
in the different forts of Porto Cavelo, have
been removed, and that the only castle now
remaining i'll that place. is to be demolish- :
ed. The object of these proceedings is quite
unknown to us. 1t is reported here. that the
Congress has accepted the resignation Of
Bolivar.


The following extract is from Mr.. Bddle's
culogium on Jefferson -


"Thrre lies in the depths of every heart
that dream of youth, and the chastened WISH
of manhood, which neither cares nor hon
ors can ever extinguish, the hope OF one day
resting from the pursuits which aosoro US;
OF interposing between our old age and the
tomb-soine tranquil interval of refiect'on'
when with feelings not subdued but soften
ed, with passions not exhausted but mel
lowed. we may look calmly on the past with
out regret, and ON the future without appre-
hension. But in the tumult OF the world
this vision for ever recedes as we approach
it; the passions which have asitated oui