CALHOUN.
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Il IS vegy gratifying circumstance, con- nocted with tho great South Western Con vention at Memphis, tha! 3Ic. Calhoun Was in attendance, and presided over is delbera- tioas. l. is gratifying, in adding to the inter est and digaity of the proceedings of that body-and as evidence of the deep solici,udo felt in those proceedings, by the great South Western mind. l. is, also, gratifying, as bearing testimony 10 the strong hold upon the hearts of his counrymcn, which the great talents the great services, the exalted good ness and purity of character, of Mir Calhoun have secured for him. His journey to Mem Phis was like a triumphal procession, At every point, he received the strongest, the Tuest testimonials of respect and veneralion, from tie People-from the People of all po- Iitieal parties.

 His reception at New Orleans is thus spo- ken of by the N. 0. Bulletm:

 The reception given to Mir. Calhoun yes terday, by our authorities and citizens, vas all that the Warmest admirers of his genius and character ceuld have desired Par.y dis tnetlons were forgotten in the general anxie- ty to welcome and honor great American Statesman visiting us for the frs! time.

 On arriving at the Pontchaftrsin Railroad Depot, he was met by the Governor and Se- cretary of State, and our Civil and Military authorities, healed by His Honor the Mayor, and conducted to the carriage reserved for his use. large number of persons were assem- bled al the Depot al the lime, to witness the arrival of the distinguished visitor, and from the time he stepped out of the car until the procession, appointed for the occasion, took up its line of march, he was greeted by the assembled multitude and cordial demonstra- tions of respect.

 The order of the procession and its move ments were in accordance with the program me for ihe occasion. Throy3 3ghou, Mt. Cal houu's presence was hailed with pleasure and satisfaction, aud on taking possession of the apartments which had been engaged for han anu his suite at the St Louis lIolel, crowds or our citizens hastened to pay t!ieic respects to him. ir. Calhoun, personally. We are graliiied to have Il in our power b staie, looked remarkably well, and appeared to be in fine spirits.

 His arrival, al Memphis, is thus aunoun- ced: