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Correspondence OF the Herald.]
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10th, ls45
salute OF one hundred guns fired to-day at Bush
Hill in honor of the defeat OF the Native faction in New
York. Nothing can exceed the qualification depicted
upon the faces OF men of both parties at this important
event is astonishing what anpathy its short reign Of
terror has excited in the breasts Of all good and liberal
men. They regarded it as common enemy, and its
overthrow is therefore followed by the heartfelt
oicngs The Herald comes in for large Of public
gratitude tor its manly independent in defence
free principles.


Robert Owen, the great philanthropist lectures to-
night at the Museum upon the subject Of progress
The weaher has changed within the last twenty four
peraturo OF spring.