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The death of Gen. JACKSON was made known in Washington City on the 18th, by express from the Hermitage, in 2 letter from Gen. HoUsToE of Tex as, which is published in the Union. The following proclamation was immediately issued by tie Presi- dent, with the accompanying General Order by Mir. BANCROFT, Secretary of the Navy, and in the ab- sence of Gov. MARcY, acting Secretary of War:

 By the President of tke Ualed States.

 ANDREW JACKSON is more He departed this life Sunday, the eighth instant, full of days and full of honoar. His country depores his loss, and will ever cherish his memory. While a nation mourns, it is proper that business should be suspen- ded, al least for day, the executive depar:- ments tribute of respect 10 the lllustrous dead according y direct that lhe Departments of State the Treasury, War, the Navy, the Post Office, the office of the Attorney General, and the Executive Mansion, be instantly put into mourning; and that they be closed during the whole day to.norrow:

 JAMES K. POLK.

 WASHINGTON CITY, June Is, lS45.