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E"ry IN 'hc day, the prtJ '.ic r.tIL'as Of the
county. with their equally patriotic @onsorts am
RISING generation. has,cucl to .ho scene of th
days lrsllvty, with hearts swelling with grateful
remembrance ofour ancestors, who had b qucalhrd
the Blessings ofrccdom upon their dc>ccn Ianls;anI
with cmLlndInd PRIDE al the fac; that lIcy stood
erect tho siaIwlrt sons cf frcciDm-,hc envy of
all tho World.


a barbecue was prepared at the crossings of
Frog BayoH, near Mrs. Ross; anI from those
who irod the good fortune to attend, we learn that
the tables eroanci under the buuntful supply Of
vrandS, which were served up in most excellent
style. Over three hundred persons were present
happy, joyous, and not single incident to
mar their pleasure: among whom were more than
ono hundred ladies'.


Tho Declaration of independence was read by
JoHN T. WILLIS, Esq; aud an oralIon was de-.
Hvcrcd by IlENaY WILCOX, Esq.,-whosc glowing
strains Of eIoqnonco won for I.ln the admiration
Of all his hearers.


The day passed of in Ccnsing and exchange
Of patr otto sentiments. AMI what must be graf


flying nows to all lovers of good order, thcro was
hDI vi uuNCi lilull Oh lIlC SIOuIlb lnul uay ne
samo can be SAID in regard to the celebration in
this city.


The Clergy Of llexico.-Tho N. o. Delta is
fully satisfied that there is no doubt that the Ccr-
gy of Mexico, notwithstanding tho attempts that
arc made ir this country to enlist them in the
war; by misreprcsonting the intentions of our
government, are decidedly in favor of peace.


G. At the Funeral of O'Conn, II, at Genoa
which was celebrated with much pomp, the L.
States Consul appeared in his official costume
and tho Consus Of all other nations, erceDt Eno
land were present.


Not Cashiered, but ThGnkcd-A contem porary give,


he following historical anecdotc, which II contra
| with recent act in the Navy:
during the last war that famous IIutspur Crogban
receive positive orders from his superior Gen iIarr
son, to retire from Fort Megs refrain under nm,
circumstances, from attempting ts defence CGoghar
disoheycd ORDERS and at the hazard of losing
man OF his small command. defended the crazy for,
triumphanty against combined force of British ane
| Indians, ten or twelve times stronger than his own


io was neither cour. martialed nor cashiered but re
ceivcd the warmest praise from his General, and a
! vote Of thanks from Copgress.-Er paper.