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u JOHN Quincy ADAMS was expected at
Cincinnati or the morning of the Sth inst. which
is the date of our last advices. He had been
received with the highest honors and a universal
out-pouring of the People at every place where he
stopped on his route-at Erie, Pa. Cleveland, Ak
ron, &c. He has consented to deliver Lecture
at Louisville, Ky. and the largest Church In the
City had been engaged for the occasion, and
would be crowded. This testimonial to the worth
and services OF Mr.. Adams is the more striking
as rendered oya slave-hoding community, which,
1t is popularity supposed, never tolerstes an open
opponent of Slavery.