The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

addressed by Mr.. s., who swelsd nigh to burst
ing IN his effort lie finally succeeded in delivering
himself, much to dissatisfaction. The response OF
Mr.. Clay, though brief, happy and much 10 the
point The day being gloomy as the hearts of
the conservatives and ocoiocos must have been on
beholding so interesting a spectacle to the wings.
the procession, one and halfmes in length moved
towards town, which was reached about noon.
The enthusiasm manifested by all classes on this
occasion beggars description. While passing
through the principal streets of the city, all the bells
were ringing, from the mammoth Episcopal down
to the dinner bell on st. Johns Chapel A fine band
stationed at the Dudley House, playing Jenny get
your hoe cake done, Jim Crow Rosin the Bow
&c. gave universal satisfaction. The lion was at
length safely escorted to Ashland without anything
occurring to mar the JOY of the occasion
Mr. Clay looked we-was evidently pleased with
his receptions. though somewhat chagrned at the
successful efforts which the ladies IN the process
son made TO divide the attention of the crowd,
which was due TO him alone. committee has
been appointed to prepare barbecue in honor of
HIM, which will shortly come off, and TO take such
steps cannot fail to his election al the
next presidential canvass. TO suppose that he will
remain IN retirement, unless compelled to do So Is
all hunlbus. lie can prepare for future state OF
existence IN Washington better than esewhere-
Maihtt says
On Thursday last, Lord Morpcth dincd at Ashland
IN company with number OF our most distinguished
ctizens-distinguished for their intelligence opl-
lcnce, and n long line of noble ancestors. The
pedigree of some of these gentlemen would doubt
less be interesting to the noble lord, fine Choking
intelligent man, though somewhat dffdent--it NAV
be timldity among so many of the Notwithstanding
sons OF the dark and bloody ground. The English
man. or freshman, was delighted with the attention
shown him. and is now on his way east to aid Ash
burton in bringing the difficulties between his and
our country To a successful issue.
Our city appears to be the of attraction this
spring. Mr. Van Buren, Is expected here in day or
two. Very little preparation appears TO be in pro-
gress for his reception save by some landlords, who
are very anxious to be honored with his company
and spare cash these hard times. They will be dis
appointed. Mr. Van Buren, visits us upon special
invitation OF Mr. Clay and will doubtless spend his
time chiefly at Ashland.
Great preparations are making by the people of
our county for grand cele ration of the settlement
of Kentucky, 10 take place in June next. These
frolics should be suspended for few years Thou
sands will be there, squanderlng time and money
which should be appropriated to the discharge of
their debts and support OF their families An ac-
count OF these exhibitions shall be given in due
time.
Times, with us, are very hard. The banks are
dong nothing, and no money in circulation except
dimes and half dimes. with which our worthy bro
kers have mos flooded the country. Our banks
resume specie payments IN June, when 1t Is hoped
money matters will be easier.
Our churches are also in deporablc condition
The Methodlsts look for an Improvement when their
new building is completed. The Complexities when
the weather and water grows warmer They are
also erecting church, and are very impatient
TO get out of their old one. the smell arising from
Cornwalrs candle and soap factory, in the basement
story, being intolerabe.
President Davidson has at last been ousted from
Morrison college, and has gone once more to his
old yocahon-preaching the glad tdings of salvation
Peace go with him. The Mvthodists, it is hoped.
will revive this institution 1t must be so with such
men at s head as Brother Chipley, President Bro.
Their lladington, Professor of Languages Brother
Halter, of Mathematics, aided by the great ]. l..
There has recently been prodigious row between
two of our exquistes, Mrs. NJ and Mrs A. j. They
are now undergoing trial before the star chamber
where, i IL hoped justice Will be accorded them
DR.. Flshbuck has chosen himself pastor of the
Creole church, which meets every sabbath at three
O'Clock, 2. NJ, in the market house. the weather
permitting. lie is very orthodox and has always
been consistent, never changing his theological SEN
| tlments. SAM PArCr.