ABsALoM FOWLER, July 26, 1888. of Liale Rock.

WAsHrNGToN. July 4. 1893.
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 The President, accompanied bythe Vice President and Secretary Of tiie Navy, Navy his Private Secretary, and Col. Earl, arrived In this city at 10 o'clock this morning. After reaching Concord, he found that his strength would not enable him to undergo a repetition of the labors which the various en- agreements he had made, would require of him. And the effectof further eyposnret te the North Eastern winds, it was feared, might prove permanently detrimental to his con- stitution, after his indisposition at Boston. He was, therefore, under the necessity of giving up his journey, without going to Portland, Tn Maine, which he intended to have made the termination of his tour at the North.

 The President left Concord, for Wash ington, on Monday, the 1st instant, after breakfast, and reached this city at 0 O. clock this morning, accomplishing jour ney of 474 miles in three days. His strength has recruited considerably since he commenced his return. The ordinary fatigue ofa journey in the states, ,reheved by the repose obtained III the steam-beats and rail-road cars, was found light in compari- son with the personal exertion necessary to sustain him throughout succession of days, in exchanging salutations and greet ings with the immense number of his fellow citizens who thronged to meet him. He would have found 1t impossible tohaye borne up so long under the fatigue, but for the inspiring animation imparted by the enthu- siastic kindness of his countrymen.

 As our regular publication is suspended, in consequence of the National Anniversa- ", we have deeme5 1t proper to issue this early notice of the Presidents unexpected return, and the reason for it, lest supposi- tions might be indulged, calculated to pro- -duce uneasiness in the public mind, in rela- ton to it.-Gtobe.