which the sssabliahrnsnt was started, was too OK
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which the establishment was started, was too ex-
tsnsive for this latitude Just now. The boarders
gave TO a select company Of their friends a genu-
inc good dinner to-day. Covers were laid for six
teen persons-all present-and among others,
Hon Mr. La Sere, La; Hon. Messrs. Chapman,
Pendleton and Bedinger, of Virginia Father
Richie, of the Union; Hon. Mr.. Barringer, Of N.
c.; Mr.. Hamanson, Of La; and others.


The city is in active effevescence for a descent
upon Mexico. A large accession of strangers
came in tonight.


Rev Mr.. Welsh, Baptist minister, from Alba
ny, New York, preached in the hall of the House
Of Representatives to-day, a good sermon, to a
large and fashionable congregation.


We had another splendid thunder shower this
afternoon, since which the sky has cleared off
with prospect of fair weather