The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-29

Mr.. Webstsrs arrical-Hs Receptions at the Depst-Es-
oorted to his Iodgnss-CompsIled to walk BY anrly
Horss-Great Sale If Lets at the New Cny-Business
on tbs Wesfsrn Raiiroal-.arriual Of Emisrents- Rev.
Mr.. SINNERS Faresceu Sermon, &c.
Mr.. Webster, arrived in town last evening about
o'clock by the Long Island train He received At
the depot by the Mayor, Josiah Quincy, jun, and a
largo concourse Of the citizens Of Boston. Mayor
Quincy made speech, and MIR. Webster replied, in a
very appropriate manner, of course, though did not
hear either Of the addresses procession Of citizens
then formed headed BY the Brigade Band to escort
Mr.. Webster to his lodgings. Mr.. Webster, Hon. Jere
miah Mason, formerly of New Hampshire, Hon. Josiah
Quincy late President Of Harvard University, and
or two Others ed the journey in bsrouche;
but In going mp fremont street, one OF the horses be-
came Inmanageable, and refused to bulge another
step. In consequence Of this unfortunate and
aghed from the carriage and performed the rest Of the
journey on foot. There was something Of crowd at
tho of Warrington and Summer streets, waiting
the arrival Of Mr. Webster and just the procession
began to pass an old lady arrived on the spot and in
CURED what the matter was told her Daniel Webster
hurried of to point where she could have good
view Of the great and wonderful man.
cession passed. but did not think the enthusiasm
very great The fact il, the wings here have not
Mr. Webster declared National Bank to be an obso-
ete dea and censured the entire wing party Of Massa
chusets in ne measured terms They admire his great
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vices he 10 capable OF rendering them, but their esteem
for the and confidence his integrity conside.
member Of Mr. Tyler's cabinet The attack Of Mr. In
gersol however, has done Mr. Webster harm in this
quarter.
There be great sale OF building lots Andover
Bridge tho site of the new manufacturing city, to day.
Contracts have already been made for building Eve large
factories at this place. and dwelling houses workshops
and buildings of all kinds said to be rising a. by
magic. Real estate in the vicinity Is selling at sdvan
cling prices. These outIays of capital show that
manufacturers and monied men have confidence in
tho continued prosperity Of American manuiactures
has done business twenty ave per cent larger, this
season, than during the Same period last year.
The ship Norfolk, from Liverpool which arrived here
Sunday brought out l61 Irish emigrant passengers
The corner stone OF new Baptist Church, for the
society Of which Raw. Mr. Hague Is minister, laid
| streets.
Rev Brown Emerson, D D., who has been pastor OF
visit Europe He will sail in Of the New York
packetships about the middle Of May, accompanied by
the prayers Of his parshioners and numerous friends
Rev Otis A. Skinner preached his farewell sermon to
his church and society Sunday afernoon, he being
to remove to New York. and to become pastor Of
one Of your Unlversalist churches. The house was
nlled to its utmost capacity and the sermon was deeply
interesting. At the olose the audience were mostly
affected t. tears The speaker at times found great din
emotion MIR Skinner was ardently loved and admired
by his congregation and his friends AID acquaintance
generally regret exceedingly to lose the society Of q
man whom they esteem so highly
Stocks are still on the rise.
Sales of Stocks at Boston.
ArRIL 27.-BkoxERs' BoARD-ss shares Norwich and
Island Railroad ssl; 100 DO sol; 1856 do 81 10 western
Rsilroad, e5i; 40 DO s5t do, GOT; Is Connecticut
River Railroad. pa Old Colony Railroad 1895 6
rtshburg Railroad, 1917; Boston and Worcester
Railroad, III; Boston and Maine Railroad, lloA;
Portland saco and Portsmouth Rail- Road, est; 10 DO
se 100 East Boston Co l6f $50 do lbl; 100 do, 1871
| .sEcorD BoARo-Slooo Reading Railroad Bonds 1850;
~; shares Old Colony Railroad, l05; so Norwich
and Worcester Railroad S. 30 Western Railroad, s6;
ado, sof; 10 Long Island Railroad, 81.