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RECEPTION OF Mn. CALHoUN.-Owing
to some accident which happened to her
machinery, the Maria, on which Mr.. Cal
houn left New Orleans, was detained at
Natchez, and did not reach this place till 6
o'clock yesterday evening. The Ambas-
sador had Left our wharf in the morning to
meet her, with large company OF ladies'
and gentlemen and both boats came up
in magnificent style with torch lights and
music, and the thunders of cannon in hon.
or of the great Carolinian.


The detention of the Maria made it inn
possible thatshe could remain for more than
a few minutes and reach Memphis in time
for the Convention; and on this account
Mr.. Calhoun did not come on shore as an
ticipated. A large crowd, however, rush.
ed aboad and met him with more snthusa-
asm than we have ever seen evinced to-
wards any ether man except General Jack
son.


He seemed deeply pleased with the
warmlh Of feeling shown in his reception /;
and promised to spend day with US on bis