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The American flag torn down from a New York shot Tower. --About nine o'clock, on the morning of the 23d ult., the flag which had been flying upon the summit of McCullough's Shot Tower, in Centre street, New York, was torn down by a Frenchman named Louis Jovadini. He had ascended to the top of the Tower, and proceeded to cut the halyards, when he was discovered. Two policemen hastened up to arrest him, but he had succeeded in his purpose and was about to tear the flag in pieces, when he Tower, in Centre street, New York, was torn down by a Frenchman named Louis Jovadini. He had ascended to the top of the Tower, and proceeded to cut the halyards, when he was discovered. Two policemen hastened up to arrest him, but he had succeeded in his purpose and was about to tear the flag in pieces, when he was seized.--He made a fierce resistance, but was speedily overpowered and taken to the station house. He stated that the flag on the tower was plainly visible from his apartments at No. 122 Leonard street, and that he was infuriated at the sight. He took an iron bar, made his way into the tower, breaking the glass in the windows as he ascended, doing several hundred dollars damage, and finally got to the roof by breaking the scuttle. He is suspected of insanity, but strenuously denies the i