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 The Protestam Orphan Asylum, which has been noseessly progressing in usefulness and benevo lence, ana which, by the great good it has effected, has recommended itself to puhlic favor, is about to erect edifce for it's numerous lttle ones. The ste selected is on Dauphn way, opposite the resi- dente of Chas. Le Baron, Esq, and is atogetIerthe most suitable that could have been chosen. The committee are so far advanced in this praiseworthy undertaking, that they have appointed the 4h inst. for laying the corner stone of the building. Appro priate services from some of lhe protestant clergy, and an address will be pronounced

 The 2llh ut. the day appointed in the city of New York to pay suitable tribute of respect to the memory of Gen. Jackson. The Journal of Com merce, in publishing he order Of arrangements says the procession will be immense. Political devices to be excluded All feel that great man has faen. He might have had auIs-nay, he had fauts (whp has not D but these were far rtranscended by his virtues. Among all the charges brought against him in the heat of party excitement, we do not recoect ever to have II denied that he was an HONEST MAN. He loved his country. By the moral energy of his character, he swayed its teeming millions, az by the wand of enchantment. No man except Washington ever exercised such mighty influence over inc American people. And in the main, he exercised it wisely. Considering lhe ener- geIic character of his administration, he made but few mistakes. Ills iron will generally wlled what right. Posierity will do him honor.