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What foly !-TH the arrangements ior the reception Sf the President at New-York, the Daily Advertiser gives glowing description of the magnificent u.nsh- iag of the rooms Tor his al the Americas Hotel The rooms. it says. have been furnished answ--" new sarpsis sofas, mirrors chandeiers centre iables and window cOrtainsall oi she costly and splendid description !-n the back room a bed has been fitted sp surpsasiag in richness any thing of the kisd we save ever seen the bedstead of the latest French fashen, se' wh various woods the covering the ric- est of silk the canopy, (and why not crown T cur fa'ns and ornaments all corresponding iD taaie and eeauty. HGen. Jackson is the plain man, the unso- Phs'cased democrat which his friends represent him. a"d So "aeh Hke themsslpss, he mus, be exceedingly disgnssed at the silly aPing of royalty here displayed.

 The New-YOrk American states one fact with re gard to tho Presidents visit ia New-York and Ph;,. depiia which were sorry 10 earp--sha, accsss ,o the President managed by party leaders and from party moaives-hat "the of eiiizeas the clergv the learned professions and the great middle class cosld 70. approach him sl." We trust that ia New England this will not be the case-thai hers a cas ses of people, and pariies will have the privilege of taking him by the hand and welcome him io the land ns the Chief Magistrate of the Nation.

 Green Pens now ceiling about the Slseets of this eity.-Nsso- HaUsR Pakiadiss.

 