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Remorsag the deposites. rascal,

 no doubt one of the descendants of that con- federacy who threw the tea overheard. took an occasion during stormy night 10 saw

 oil the head and shoulders of he figure of old Hickory, recently placed under the bows oi the Constitution trigate. at Charles town. The collar presses are furious about It, but they are mistaken if they think that ten. Jackson will be equally furious. He Will say 1t was a deviish clever thing far single man to cut his figure down, surround edby seventy-four gun ships, and guarded by sentinels. lis anger will very properly be directed against the want of vigilance in the officers and guards. You could not catch old Hickory asleep during the war. The following IS from the Boston Commer- cial.

 "fhe city was thrown into Q high de- gree of excitement yesterday morning by report from Charlestown, that the figure head of President Jackson, which was placed onthe bows ofthe trigate constitution by Com. Elliot, had been mutiIated during the night of Wednesday by some unknown hand. It appears that the head and shoul- ders of the President were fairly sawed off and carried away, no one knows where. The night was dark, the rain fell in torrents, the thunder rolled, the lightning flashed, and the sentinels slept upon their posts The Constitution lies between two seventy tours, and the act is considered on all hands as one of most daring character. The affair produced much meniment and exul tation among the enemies of the President yesterday. It Is, however, matter of very little importance in itself if 1t do not lead to some measure on the part of the authorities at Washington, by which the Naval establishment at Charlestown may in some degree be broken up. If the public property IS not safe there, it is possible that the Navy Department may order the Gov ernment vessels to other places"