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Jun. 3.-According to usage, the Mansion of the President of the United States, was yesterday thrown open for the reception of visiters, and large concourse of persons, of both sexes ayailed themselves of the opportunity thus afforded of paying their respects to the Chief Magistrate. Among these. besides the Heads of the Public Offi- ees, Members of Congress, Officers of the Army and Navy, were the Mem. bers ofthe Foreign Legations generally.

 A number of Ladies and Gentlemen also paid their respects to the Ex-Prrs- snEN~ of t!he United ::,ii;ood States States and A:s !a- dy, at the residence of his son, Mir. JOHN ADAMS, and were cordially Ie- ceiyed.

 MT. CLAY, now before the People for the Presidency, received the ylslts ofa great number of his friends, resi- dents and strangers, amongst whom the. honest Working Men of Wash ington were not less numerous than any other class, nor less kindly and respect fully received, many of them availlne themselves of this public day to take him by the hand.

 Jan. Ave understand that the nomination of Governor CAss, as Sec retary of War, was confirmed, by the unanimous vote of the Senate.

 Jan. 5.-We learn that the non1lfa. ton by the President of the United States, of LANES Rsesss Rsesssl.ss4sis, q Penn syiYania, to he Minister Extraordiaaf; and Envoy PIenipotentiary to Russla' was yesterday confirmed.