THr EAeLE.-Among the multitude Of plea.an,
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THE EAeLE-Among the multitude Of pleasant
occurrences and condolences on Thursday after.
noon, while tho Wing members of Congress wer,
entering the city, one which is worthy of spe-
cal notice A fine gray eagle, Joves own bird, =
came down from his mountain eyrie, and sailed
magni6cently among the assembled host until h
foand it convenient to rest the sole Of his foot
upon the sopmost round of some ships top-gallan-
mast, whence he would utter TO another, scream
ing at times his freedom notes, as if in the fast
nesses of the rocks and il concert with the huzzas
Of the crowd, and the of the artillery. 1t wa.
q fine sisht and glorious omen. The bird Of ILL.,
CITY found the atmosphere congenial when it wa
rcn, with the cries for the principles Of freedom,
AID freedoms nob!est son, Henry Clay.


Phiiadelphia U. S. Gaz.