The New York herald., 1845-11-27

LOUISVILLE, Nov. lS, ls45.
appearance Of the City-Defence Of Henry Clay-Tragi
Comic Afray
Our proud city wags on as prosperously as ever.
Many edifces grand and magnificent, have gone up
within the last six months and beauty and fashion
nue to stalk through the streets, regardless of " war
rumors," or the downfall of nativsm. Your cores
pondent of Oct 81 from this place. does injustice to Mr.
Clay, and sheer injustice to the great Walker of
Walkers
lie charges rather insinuates that Henry Clay and
Cash Clay are in league, in Cashs abolition movement
and that in the event of Henry's not backing Cash.
should lie again need succor, that Cash will blow on
him, with the documents" This is palpabe error
as ever man fell into. Henry Clay has, never had
any more to do with Cash Clay than you the in
the moon This writer will venture hat is locofo
CO. Mr. Ciays course through life, has proven him
directly anagonisc to abotionsm as he is to locofo
cosm; and can assure you upon full knowledge Of
the matter that no one gives an hesrter approval of the
Lexington affair, than does Mr. Clay himself.
This same writer speaks Of Walkers City Exchange,
in a very unsatisfactory manner. Walkers City En-
change not surpassed in magnifcence by any similar
establishment even IN your great city. Walker, TIE
proprietor is renowned for being the ceverest gentle
man and most courteous host in these parts. The Ex-
change constructed upon his own plan and is the
fashionable place oil resort We have Il truly
nament to the city
Business. in Louisville at present wears lively as
pect and the knowing say that the merchants are
reaping rich harvest
The assembling of the great Memphis Convention is
looked 10 with much interest IL is expected TO work
great benefit to the West; and many entertaining
high speculative notions upon its favorable result to
Western interest
Quite rich scene of in the magistrates office OF
General c., yesterday There was suit before him
in which the damage claimed was S5. The case was
argued on both sides. General p the indomitable,
OF whom you have heard before, was defendants coun
sci The plaintiff counsel ocosey alluded to General
Ps military fame, in his argument This caused the
General to punch his brother chip in the short ribs
with his elbow-whch raised the Irish of the young
sprig and he Immediately sprung knife at the Generai
this the General as quickly saw and fed behind the
magistrates chair who and declared per-
emptory manner and loud voice, that sch doins
should be carried on in his offcer p who had
ordered to Jail. This ended the suit
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS IN NEW ORIFANs.-The
New Orleans papers OF the 10th instant announce
Tonight at the Circus OF Howes Mabie there will be
some extra doings Horsemanship excelling anything
ever performed by an Arab-gymnastic feats such
were never seen IN the arena Of ancient Rome and
nundrums by the clown that will throw Billy Black in the
shade.
Tonight the first appearance of Mary Duff and numer-
GUS other attractions.
trotting match is to of at three o'clock today
on the Metairie Course. IL is to be for 800 sde-2
mile heats in harness The nags are William Mish's
spotted horse Arab and Harry Richards bay horse
Thayer.
This morning the Native American Artillery-com.
manded by Captain Forno-wl parade at o'clock and
repair to the plains Bayou John for drill and tar
get practice This being the last out of the Captains
noble volunteers previous TO dsbandng after theTexas
campaign everybody ought to 60 see how well they
manage their pieces.