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The celebration at the Presbyterian Church yes- .erday, was rare aud interesting display. After the usual preliminary prayer and reading of the com sti.uon, (which by the way, performed in full clear and manly tone of yoice,) MT. Greene deliver ed an excellent oration, exhibiting graphically the character of revolutionary struggle, and the in- hucnce which unchecked intemperance must have on the permanency of its results.

 The most unique part of the exhibition, however, was the singing of the Sunday-school children. This was performed in admirable time and harmony

 Alter the ceremonies were concluded, the chll- dren, spectators, and all, adjourned to the Barton Academy to partake ofa cold collation..

 On the whole, we presume, this was as pleasant and appropriate way of passing off the day as could have been chosen. Intemperance has been so much associated with the annual return of the Fourh that peaceable people almost dread its approach. Hap py, however, the crusade against this beastly vice is from day to day gathering new recruits, and we shall not despair of seeing some leader spring up tc lead them on to new victories-some Father Mathew that great moral Napoleon of the age, whose wal cry is peace, and whose laures green round the hearts and fresides of his regenerated country men,