Mr.. CLAY AT HARpER's FERRY-BoUND
N HOMEWARO.
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& On Tuesday last Mr.. Clay. accompanied BY
one OF his sons and Mr.. Thomas Ewing. OF Ohio.
arrived at Harper's Ferry in the cars, on his way
to Ashland. Great crowds OF people were assem-
his arrival, and twenty-sx salutes were fired,
making the mountains re-echo the loud welcome.


On MIR. C.'s appearance, the multitude sent up
loud and hearty shouts, and every one was eager
to see and press the hand Of the great statesman.
Cheers were also given for Thomas Ewing.


Mr.. c. only remained the usual time for dinner
at MIR. CarrolPs Hotel, and passed onward, amid
the renewed and long continued cheers of the
people.


The occasion, though Brief was one of great
interest to hundreds who had never before seen
Mr.. Clay, and his easy and happy manner made
friend CharlestoaUn Free Press.