Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-15

Court oil Charleston being session. the one motion OF H.
BAILEY, Esq Attorney General the other motion of O.
X HARVESTER, Esq, acting Attorney General adjourned,
enable the jurors and other citizens attendance TO witness
the reception Of New Engands avoe and their Honors
Judge 0NEALL and Judge Rec among those who ten
deed him welcome among Several of the clergy
also presented to the great New Highlander.
JAMES l.. PErIsRu, Esq Chairman of the Bar Com.
mitee, neatly and happily addressed Mr. WEBSTER on
half Of the Bar Of Charleston rendering him their congrauIa
tons and welcome his arrival and their respect and hom-
age for his eminent abilities and high character and inviting
him to Bar Dinner at any day that would suit his
nience Mr. PETIsRU concluded by saying that il high
grateful to his feelings to be the bearer Mr. Wa
sTER Of such an agreeable message.
Mr. WEBSTER responded with much felicity He said that
being professional manand very young one-t was
highly gratifying his feelings receive such token of re-
gard from the Charleston Bar That with professional men
attachment professional associations increased with years
The social feelings of the Bar sustained and cultivated
by the habit Of dining together which ancient custom
much honored in the observance and it would be highly
agreeable TO him accept Of Bar dinner from his profess
sional brethren Of Charleston on Monday next.
Mr.. WEBSTER then waited by E. p. MILLIKEs,
Esq Chairman Of the Committee Of Junior Managers who
rendered him and his lady and family invitation C-
zens Ball. to be given Tuesday evening next which Mr.
w. promptly accepted on his and their behalf
arranged that, Monday Tuesday morning next
(of which public notice would be given, Mr. WEBSTER
would receive and be introduced to the citizens generally at
the Hibernian Hall.
RECEPTION BY THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.
The New England Society, an association for the cuiva-
ton of social feeling and the diffusion Of charity and COM
posed Of the fellow counymen cys ustrous guest
Of his rocg home, also rendered him their cor
dial welcome and hospable festivities He was waited on
by committee from that body, consisting Of B. f. HusT
chairman, ]. b. CAMPBELL, Judge RcE OTis MrLLs #.
TurPEn, and Jos. A. WINTHROP. The chairman address
ed Mr.. WEBSTER follows
slR: The gentlemen whom have had the pleasure to
to have been associated with me, committee
of the New England Society of Charleston wait upon YOU
your arrival and to tender you cordial welcome among
Our Society is composed of emgrants from New Eng
land and their descendants, and those Of the community
pleased TO aid in promoting Objects and mingle with
commemoration of those national his
tory which peculiarly dear As born and
ed the part Of the Union have avaed ourselves
Of your ourneyng the South, to ask Of you the favor
tary awhile among and let talk together Of New Eng
land, and gossip those and which awaken
in endearng recolecons of early days. Be pleased, sir
accept bidding, and rest assured shall be happy
rendering the short time you may be able 10 pass with
agreeable to yourself and family.
We have appropriated your time Tomorrow for family
dinner with the New England Society, where hope you
will feel yourself at home and then shall be glad to unite
with your professional brethren, and fellowczens
rendering your visit pleasant to yourself acceptable
and gratifying to our community.
Mr.. WEBSTER very kindly accepted the invitation, and
especially well pleased to the Society and other
friends in the unresaned freedom of family party, and TO
talk those domestic matters which interesting
his New England felowczens and their associates of the
Society, who anticipate very pleasant time with their dis
tnguished guest.
The entertainment rendered Mr. WEBSTER by the New
England Society will off this afternoon, at ST. An
drew's Hall.