THE INAUGURATION.
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WASHINGTON, March 5.

 The Senate met yesterday at 1 I o'clock The Vice President elect was qualified and took the chair. Messrs. Frelinghuysen, Clay ton. Blob, Livingston, and M'Lean of Illinois, attended, were qualified, ,and took their seats. The oath of office was also administered to the Senators whose term of service commen ced with yesterday. At half past eleven o. clock the President elect entered the Senate chamber, supported by Messrs. Chandler and Smith of Maryland, and accompanied by q number of gentlemen. He took his seat in front of the Vice Presidents chair, the for eign ministers being seated on his iett' and the Justices of the Supreme Court on ms right.

 At 12 o'clock the Senate adourned and process sion was formed to the Eastern Porco otthe Capo'' where in presence of immemse concourse ot spec tators filling the portco the steps, and the enclosure, the President of the Unted States delivered ms Ina- gural Address and having concluded 1t, the oath to support the Constitution was administered to hlm DN Chief Justice Marshall.

 Sautes were fired by two companies ot artillery, stationed in the vicinity of the Capitol, which were repeated at the forts and by det achments o artillery on the plains. When the President retired, the pro- cession was reformed and he was conducted to the PI esidential mansion.

 Here he received the salutations of a vast number of persons, who came to congratulate hm upon his induction to the Presidency.

 The day was serene and milo, ,and every way iaVor- able the wishes of those who had come from dis tanceto witnessthe ceremony of the lnaugurat'9n- The number of persons present at the Capitol witin around, and in front of 1t, have been vanosly estima ted. We suppose that it did not fall short ot ten thou sand.