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om a late number of the Boston Post the following in regard to the manner in which Generals Buckner and Tilghman pass their time in Fort Warren: Generals Buckner and Tilghman are the two greatest lions among us. Their residence is at Hotel do Warren, in Boston harbor. They room with Marshal Kane, and, thus far are quite satisfied with their accommodations. They talk and smoke, eat and drink, and read the Boston newspapers with great satisfaction. The other day General Tilghman remarketo see Bunker Hill, and said that if he was to be executed he should like to be hanged from that spot. Your request cannot be allowed, said the under Marshal, "the ground upon which that monument was elected has been consecrated to freedom. General Warren fell there — it is no place for you." The Southern General did not pursue the conversation any further. Gen. Tilghman has been in Boston before, at which time he became acquainted with a lady upon whom he must have made as impression, fo

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