nrr. Clay tn Augusta.
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Mr.. Clay arrived in Augusta on Wednesday
last and was received with the same unbounded
enthusiasm which has every where attended MN
in the South. The Hamburg Journal says:


We need not dwell on the good wishes which
the people expressed for their honored guest, but
merely state that it was spontaneous burst OF
applause from the thousands congregated to greet
the venerable patriot to the city. TO enumerate
the procession and the concourse Of citizens will
be out of the question; among whom were vast
number of ladies', all anxious to catch glimpse
of Mr.. Clay, and hear him talk. The procession
having arrived at the City Hall, an appropriate
introductory address was delivered by Col. H. II.
Cumming, when MIR. Clay very feelingly gave
his sentiments to the multitude on some OF the
topics of the day; also touching on his past and
political course.


We saw at least five hundred persons, (ladies
and pentlemen) arrive in the cars On the Georgia
Railroad Just before MIR. Clay mace his appear
ance, and we understand that the city is crowded
by visitants from other parts of the Country But,
enough. The scene to-day is sufficient to con
vince Us that the people are moving in the right
course.