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JOHN c. ADAMS, EX-President of the C. s. deli vered the Fourth of July Grafton at Quincy. The Boston Patriot, speaking of it. says it fully sustans the reputation of that accomplished statesman. The which produced the revolution and led to the Independence of our country, were descanted upon at some length, and several new and striking views of the subject were presented. The succeeding events of our political history then passed in view and their effects upon the destnies of Europe were briefly noticed. In commenting on our excel lent constitutional form of Government MT Adams adverted to the preensons of the nullifers, treating their doctrines with that mixture of satire and rid- cue which Is often as potent more sober argument The oraon occupied something more than an hour in the delivery, and was heard with attention by q crowded auditory"