NASHVILLE. July 8.
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The Boston papers are literally filled with details of the particulars of the Presl- dents reception and entertainment in that city. Our previous arrangement for to- day will not admit of their publication in this paper, but we will endeavor to furnish some of the most interesting accounts here after. The indisposition of the President, arising no douht in a great measure from the excessive fatigue and exposure, inter- fered with some of the arrangements and prevented his being present at some most gratifying exhibitions, intended for his spe- cial enjoyment.

 On Saturday, 22d ult., the day after his arrival, he repaired at an early hour to Ia neuil Hall, where he was received by the city authorities and met a concourse of cit izens. He was then conducted by mili- tary escort to the State House, where he was received by the governor and state of fcers, After shaking hands with more than 200o persons and partaking of an ele- gant and sumptuous collation. i'll the Senate Chamber, he returned to his lodgings, and after a short interval, was escorted, on horseback, to the common, where he re- viewed the troops and witnessed one of the most splendid military displays, which our country could any where present.

 The next day, Sunday, the President was too much indisposed to attend church in the morning, as had been designed, or to re- ceive the visits of the ladies agreeably to previous arrangement. He was present 1 however at the Old South Church in the af- ternoon, and rode out to Mount Auburn the beautiful burying ground, in the even ing.