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The reception given 10 Mr.. CALHOUN yesterday.
BY our authorities and citizens, was oil that the
warmest admirers Of bis genius and character
could have desired. Party distinctions wefe for.
gotten in tho general anxiety to welcome and to
honor great American statesman visiting us FOR
the first time.


On arriyipg at the Pontchartrain Railroad De.
pot, he was met by the Governor and Secretafy Of
State. and our Civil and Military authorities. head.
ded by His honor the Mayor, and conducted to the
carriage reserved for his uso. a large nimber
Of persons wore assembled at the Depot al the
NINE, 10 witness the arrival of the distinguished
visitor, and from tho time he stepped out of The
car until the procession, appointed for The occa.
sion, took up its line Of march, he was greeted
by the assembled multitude, with appropriate and
cordial demonstrations Of respect.


The order Of tine procession and its movements
were in accordance with the programme for the
occasion. Throughout, MR. CALuoUN's presence
was hailed with pleasure and satisfaction, and on
taking possession of the apartments which had
been engaged for him and bis suite. at the ST. Louis
Hotel, crowds Of our ctizens FASTENED to pay their
respects to him. MR. CALHOUN, personally, we
are gratifed to have it in power 10 stale, look
ed remarkably well, ana appeared to be in fire
spirits-N u. Bui.. N0r. 8.