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He hne military companies Of cur sister town,
Georgetnwn, came ont, and, by uniting with our
own handsome companies, added much to the bril-.
,ancy OF the procession. The Procession reached
the Capitol al halt after O'Clock The President
OF he United !States already there. Having
been detained IN the Sound by adverse winds, on his
way from Massachusetts, he did not reach the city
until II O'Clock, and repaired Immediately TO the
Capitol, before proceeding 10 his own residence
All the Representatives Of Foreign Governments,
at present in the city, embracing those of England,
France. Russia. Holland, and Sweden. were present
and the ample Hall of the House OF Representa-
ives was crowded with brilliant assemblage Of
ladies', and other auditors the galleries were occu
pied exclusively by the military companies.


AT IL O'Clock, Mr.. Wirt rose and commenced
his Grafton on the lives and characters Of the de
parted sages and patriots, whose virtues and servi
ces he had undertaken to portray. The Discourse
occupied two hours and three quarters in its de-
livery; so We surprised to find, after its con-
clusion: for it did not seem to us half so long.
We will only say of the Euogy that it was
mastery production, worthy of the extraordinary
occasion and character of the subject, and fully
sustained the reputation of the gifted orator. AS
the Committee have obtained copy of the Grafton
Tor publication, shall have the pleasure, some
time hence, of presenting it to our readers.


MAJ Intel