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Georgia NOminafi0ns.-A State Convention was held at Milledgevile the 5th and 9th ls at which John c. Calhoun was nominated fK the Presidency, and Calhoun delegates were chosen to the National Convention to be held ct Baltimore in May Is44 All went Calhoun wise. The Van Burenites hardly made show. -a

 It is said thaa James M. Porter cannot obtain more than six votes in the Senate of the United States for confirmation as Secretary of War.

 Revoiaiisaary Sold;ers-A large number of these veterans attended the Bunker Hill Celebration on Saturday. Free Tickets were left for them at the several RailEoad Depoes, to and from Boston.

 FIRE IN ,WARaEN.-A barn belonging to Mr ). C.. Howard of Warren. was destroyed by fire on Moa- day evening A carriage. sleigh. various farming utensils. and some three or four tons of hay, were destroyed Loss about sl0OO -insuVed for e50O at the Li,ch6sld Mutual Insurance Of6cs.

 &rOur subscribers in Warren complain that the Enquirer is iTregularly received their office. The papets are regularly sent to the post office here on "Wednesday evening. and there is no good reason why sAey phopA nos reach Warren On Friday by wsg of fcemwall Bridge.

 .S1The Hartford Courier states that tss HOa. Joha M. Niles continues in . very poor ssats ei healsh and shat owing so ths dsFnnged sssss of his Fina M risnds are obliged to wnseh hin continual y. lss hsp recently uaaas sassgsl atiemPis ig get lnso vell st WiRepog.

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