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oc-The health of c. M. Clay was improving at the last accounts, and the prevailing belief was that he would recover, though his physician did not consider him out of danger. What may be his course, if his health is restored, is not indicated, but we doubt not it will be worthy of the cause he has so warmly espoused.

 In consequence of the dastardly outrage at Lex ,ngton, an intense excitement existed in Ohio, ln- diana, &c.,, and at Cincinnati one of the largest meeting ever held in that city assembled on the evening of the 25th ult and passed appropriate re- solutions in relation to the affair."

 Similar meetings have also been held.at Pitts burgh and other towns on the Ohio.