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ScKFKA AT THE EPREsIEENT's HoUsE.-Yes. terday morning. man nained Milton Fowler, aged about tlirly-hve years and apparently deranged in mind, walked, n all consequence and dignity nto the manslon, carrying under each a,m d loaf of bread, and in each hand bottle of wine Having deposited his provisions. with extreme niceiiy. in a safe place

 and afer resting few moments on one of the very soiiest cushions of lbe reception room, he began t, take wholesale ieyiew of the capacious premises, and appeared extremely pleased with the adornnens especially the pier sasses winch reflected his beauty. Bui. from his manner, every thing belonged 10 hiu, -'sprincpalities sni power-"-and for fear of nno- yaton and to drive of all rivals, he drew iron his pocket knife, and fpuri'hed il miiiiaire. as he passed through the empty rooms. Atlnst. however, he came upon foI bidden gtound-ihe private a

 pertinent oI the ades-who, having received no card of annuncIaion from ibs uncouth vtster, and, as consequence, not expecting his approach, and not being altogether pleased with the manner in which he brandIshed his weapon, called for assistance, which, happily afforded; and their fearful appre- hensions were thus removed Mir ]. w. Dexter, one of our most efficient ppce officers. arrested him. and brought him before D. Clark, Esq who, (ihs prisoner not being able to give good account of himself, and in ihe asenoe of baii,) committed hm to jail t' await his trial, the charge of disturbing the peace, and putting the inmates of the Presidents l'ouse in bodily lear.-I Madisonisn.