NORFOLK, July g.
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a,,srci of the President ct tue Rip b,ns--The President of the U. States ar ssad 'sg at Old Point Comfort on Sunday a,n;no at SIX o'clock, in the Steamer Co., ['mba Captain Mitchell, from Washing fa sI He was accompanied by Andrew EseEson. 1T. Esq. and lady, Mrs. Donelson Ha children; Col. Earle, Dr. Thomas, and f P Blair, Esq. and lady. The Presi- Ent ddnot land at the Point, but proceed Eimmediately for the Rip Raps with those Fho accompanied him, where quarters had Een provided for them. A salute was fired bm Fortress Monroe on his landing. As

 was understood to be the wish of the Resident to be retired, but few persons FEted him, during Saturday, from the {hnt. In the afternoon, however, when h steamboat Hampton left for Norfolk, at s request of many of the passengers, hpt Selden, whose obliging disposition on i occasions, is so wei known, ran oyer to

 Rip Raps, and gave them an opportu- H0l paying lleli IeSPectS to tile Nliel

 agsrate, by whom they were received at

 landing place, in the most graceful and kmteous manner. After a few minutes Hmersation, the party took leave of the Eesdent highly gratified with their short

 interesting visit.

 The General, though much changed

 eehis visit to Norfolk some years since,

 are happy to say, looked well. and

 ened to be in excellent spirits. Ne sin- aeB hope that he may derive much ben-

 from the pure sea air and bathing, and nm the repose which he much needs and @n0t fail to find in his present place Of re- #ment-