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The President of the United States, 1t will be seen, had so far recovered his health at the last account, as to be able to leave Boston and to proceed on his journey eastward. The arrangements of the good people of that city were some what marred and interlered with, by the un- fortunate indisposition of the object of their hospitality and attention. l: is probable, however, that this circumstance, unpleas- and and much to be regretted as it certain ly was, may not have been without its ben eft. It increased no doubt the sympathy and interest of the people in the welfare and comfort of their distinguished guest, and called forth many attentions and acts of courtesy and friendship, which will tend to draw more closely the cords of esteem and mutual regard between the chief magis- trate of the nation, and the citizens of that important and thriving section of the Union. --.NashviHe Banner.