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Fort Jleigs Celebraion.-A great assrmhlage of the friends of Gen. Harrison from Ohio Indiana Michi- gar and Western New. York. convened on and about the site of Old FoTt Meigs. on & ,he Mnumce River, commemorate the gallant defence of Fort Meigs in the spring of 1913, by portion of the Army of the Norfh-West, commanded by Gen. Harrison. aagains,

 large force of British and Indians led by Proctor and Tecumeeh

 We learn that the nnmber who attended md mi ted in this ceIe braon must have exceeded 2O,O0O- = Hon. Thomas Ewing of Ohio, was President of the day. Gen. Harrison was himself in attendance, and addressed the vast multitude for hour and half, in exposition of his principles and views of public policy. His speech will he puhhshsd He was followed by jor Clarkson, an Aid of Gen Harrison in 'he Last War Mesers Paddock. LSve and ChambersiCs. s. Of C. Dawson. of Michigan and others. MT. Corwin. Whig candidate for Governor of Ohio, twas detained on the road by sickness.

 Tine celebration was concluded and the assemhaGe dispersed on the evening of the lrh-not a single cident having occurred tomar the endowment or dnrip- en the enthusiasm of the vast multitude assembled.

 Nesc. Yorker.