THE INTERPRETATION.
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 cs oi the Supreme Court, the presioepf oi the Senate, and Senators, the Speak CT oi the House of Representatives and members of the House of Reufe- sehtaiises, the Marshal of the District. ana the Mayor and corporate authori- Hes of the City, and vast coneoorse oi citizens and strangers, entered ti,e iiaii ei Representatives The PpEst- DENT took the seat of the Speaker of the House, with Mir. Fan Bmen on his olsas, ,,''1,a aa h!s nrIfait s,a,4elars Mir. Don. etse1as on fiis rtgit. After ifttti q pause oI n few minutes, the President rose. and was greeted by the cheers of the large assembly present. He then proceeded in an audible and firm voice to pro- nounce his Inaugural Address, at the close of which he was again greeted with cheers and applause. The Chief Justice then approached the President, and administered the usual oath, at the conclusion of which he was again cheer cd by the multitude. The oath was al- so administered to Mir. Van Buren, The President and Vice President then retired afnid the plaudits of the assem- bly.-Eyoaa tFe Globe of Mareh ,.