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& The papers from every direction are filled

 with accounts of the late half century ceienra-

 tion; and from these accounts we are lea to

 believe that the Fourth of July has never

 before been honoured with so many demon strations of enthusiastic Joy by this great and free people; and amid all this enthusiasm we have heard of no riots or confusion, but in the "torrent, tempest, and whirlwind' of joy' there appears to have been mixed "atempe- rance that gave it smoothness." It would be impossible for us, especially in this weeks pa "per. to give any thing of an idea of the pomp and parade with which our fellow citizens in different and distant parts of the country com memorated the glorious deed of '76. Such a