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AMERrcaS FL.G.-The London cores
pondent &c the Boston Atlas. in giving ac-
counts of the opening Of the Royal Ex-
change, says


"The stree; presented one mss Of human
st-siBsz- As he's Majesty passed along the
dense multitude from the street - the roui,
continually chccrcd, and shouted and waved
heir hats or handkerchieis. The buildings
were nearly all decorated, the flags iloaied
from numerous windows or even stretched
across the street. Al the American rcPps-
TORY in the Strand the American F.dg wa
ved between two British flags, and II was
:he only one seen west Of Temple Bar Il
was stretched across the street, and the
State coach passed directly under it. Itwas
the first time that the American Flag ever
waved over Victoria 3 head. Ii was large.
new flag politely loaned for the occasion by
Capt. Brunting, Of the New York liner
.G.adfator:'"