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Docking of Old Iromsides.--From the Boston Atlas of Tuesday. June 18th, we learn that the Dry Dock at the Navy Yard in Charleston, commenced in June, 1927, and lately finished, was openedeon Mon day morning at o'clock, to receive the frigate Constitution. The veteran Isaac Hull had command of the ship, and with his speaking trumpet in hand, he trod the deck, as we'll he might, with proud spirit. On board the ttiile ffiigate were the Vice ffIesi- dent, the Secretary of the Navy, the Secre- tary of War, Hon. Joel R. Poinsett, of South Carolina, His Excellency Governor Lincoln, His Honor the Lieutenant Gov ernor and many distinguished strangers, who are now the guests of the city. At half past 5, salute was fired from the bat tery in the Yard, and the gates ot the Dock were opened. In about 26 minutes the gallant ship was safely lodged within, and the hundred horse engines immediately commenced pumping out the water, the Co lumbus "A paying grand salute to the oc- casion with her long 32 pouaders.