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sensitive heart. A, Cincinnati. although he ART
veJ some lweniy.four hours sooner than o"''c'pa''
ed no was greeted by the most numerous crowd
tina, was ever seen in the goodly "Quecn C'ty,'
and all, of both parties turned ou. 10 welcome The
Chief Magistrate of ,hi, great and mighty rePub-
lie. At Washington his arrival issPoken OF By the
Globe as follows: i
THE ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT. 4


The President cleo, Of tho United States arrived
this evening at o'clock. He was received with
great enthusiasm BY the great mass Of the people;
the democratic associations directing the ceromo-
nies.


Throughout his whole progress from his home
in Tennessee, the President has everywhere been
chccrcd by the popular accIamalion. Bright skies
have welcomed him 10 tho capital of the Union,
auspicious of happier destiny Than that forboded
by The gloom and storm which attended the advent
Of his venerable predecessor in this city-an omen
of the mislorlunes of tho administration which he
in,roduced.--Giobe Of l3h uh.


We look forward to the administration of Mr..
Polk, with great expectations, certain that tho man
who is thus honored by tie nation cannot but be
apabe of great and nobe things. Ills election
is unparalleled in the history of any nation since
the Romans, for like Cincinnatus ho had retired to
the Tranquil shades of his own home, and sought
not to impose himself upon tho notice of the peo-
pie for houonrs which they wero unwilling 10 bo-
STOW. Like Cjncinnalus was taken from his plough,
and now Sat he is as he should be. from lis great
anl comnanl NJ talents. placed at the head of the
affairs of ,Gc aaIion, may we no. look for results
equally as happy to our country as was the fruits
Of Cinnatus' toll to the Romans Of old.


Perry, the runaway negro who killed Captain
Stephen II. Timmons. pilot at Savannah, has been
arrested. Mr.. Timmons was taking the negro. with
others, back 10 HE master, when he jumped into a
skiff' alongside tho pilot boat to make his escape;
Mr. T. wen, after him, and tho negro beat him TO-
death with an oar in sight of the crew.


Tho nominations of Messrs King and WaIworth
for appointments TO the bench of tho Supreme
Court, have been withdrawn. and those of Judge
Nelson, of New York, and J. NJ. Read, Esq, o
Philadelphia, substituted.


"Tho Bostonians havo funded 100000 for the
benefit of Mr.. Webster says the New York
Evening Mirror. Does Mr.. Webster 90 into the
| U. S. Senate as the representative Of the Boston
gentlemen who have contributed this fund, or OF
tho State of Mnssachnsci,s.-Boston Posi-.


The Legislature Of illinois has refused to repea
the law against the intermarriase of whites anC
blacks.


Our civ has been in qItc 4 hubbub for sevcra
DAYS during the crossing Of the Choctaws on thoiI
way to their territory west OF the Arkarsas.--
| HorU uro-,,pw-i-r 'nnn ~ hn haya now crossed
The agents deserve great credit for the order they
have been enabled to keep among them. So ma.
ny together, and city where it was impossible tc
prevent their getting, liquor We feared would pro
duce the usual amount of fighting and disturbance
among them; but we have not yet hoard of any
thing Of Tho kind Viclsburg Seminelof IAN uh


Newspaper Enterprise. "A Though the Office anc
contents of the Tribune were entirely destroyed by
| the disastrous fire in New York on "Wednesday y
the 5,h inst. and that of tho True Sun flooded by
water and entirely disarranged, yet both pa pers ap
peared the following morning, in all their fuI!ncss
brightness, and propriety. Thcyare undoubtedly
among the best papers published in the United
States, we cordially " ish their publishers ncreas.
ed prosperity, and speedy acquisition of more
than they have lost--Iron City.


The Rumored Duel.-Wo yesterday stated. on
the authority of a letter from Washington in tho
Philadelphia Ledger that unforl luna,o difficult.
ty had arisen between John Tyler. Jr., second son
of the President, and Lieut.. Avery. By a card
in the Madsonian Of las, evening, signed by these
two gentlemen, We perceive that the story has no
foundation at all. no difficulty having occurred be-
\ tween them.--BaH. Sun.


Mr.. Calhoun.-The Washington Constitution
snys:-We notice in several of tho Northern pa
pers, alIusons to the character of Mr.. Calhoun
illness, calculated to produce impressions as pain.
full as they arc erroneous. Mr.. C. has, for some
days, been suffering under an attack of pncumo.
mia, but wo are happy in being able to state that
he is decidedly better, and is rapidly reganng
health and strength.


We, few weeks since, copied notice from
some Of the Northern papers, which stated Mr.
Calhoun had confirmed disensc of the lungs, q nd
that he might possibly recover from his present
attack, but that his disease was seated and of so
Sorious n nature ihoi he roud not lonr survivo II