New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

W. I r I>GrRsoLL Of Pa. was the irst speaAe
..iI.f IN. He responded ably IN short speech
en- concluded with the '0.ioHing happy sehl1nieH'
- Ff,osaoa- The spriag RI scelee and ne ram Q"
a. W,.pfycrov HrSr Of y. Y. was next
called out By complimentary al--.-n -. -
s-tions In seniicg relief 20 the siar'iH- P.Sp'e
I.sls,d He maze an eloquent though ofel reply
and conc udet by Ills sentiment ..,-,. .,.,.,..
.. p,.,gt literature and Parig'Hm-A Wip-s A--iA''0
MAY Be- never e Dissolved. -,.s q, 90,
brief remarks elo4lently and aPp'oP''A's' a
Hon + G. CHAPMAN Of Nd. followed 10 axe
bsnov manner. and ;. appropriately IS ne leP'
-sssrts in Congress the spot on "nlcn the MAY
49, p1g-irs first landed snd as he Is also Ihe
Cbsirrnsn Of tie Committee on the Dl''H'' VI
Hon. HuoH WHITE. Of Nev-York also iouowea
ia a brief speech which called out i'eiuoH
of applause. -, como very
DE- Hovsr0S. Senate Reporter maze some tely
feeling and appropriate remarks about me s1o''''0
scene now witnessed al the Capita" H..
q n q. NrDn. graduate Of the College Aso
mad few happy observations -
W. F.. Robinson was called OUT h come - ~.
with Ireland He had been entrusted Win &c"
iryitations 70 deliver which he had done. ana re
portsd them seversily. He resd the io"o"ln5 "o'~
which he had received from Mr. CLAY
,rsr1E,frx: received and thank you ior the iny...
.,- n, ..fe-I the annual celebration az the inAo-cl-
society Of GEORGETOWN College. should oe mos. H',ll
ID b. present OBJ such Interesting occtsieui 'l.
,-et bal. necessary arrangements when al l." -
rr f,r my departure from this cry VII N'- "''
Your o5t servant, H. CLAf,
49,, c,rrrrrtD FoRsrALI, IASDEY, SMITH arc Tx
Frsiieg,5a. 2lst Feb. ISIS.
Nr n concluded By the following toast ,,.,
Dr. James RDfr. Presiaerf Qf NJ CcHg. q .- ~.
CO, Wor,fr Hass - None knew him blt TO love hi'
ne made great many Irish bulls during h.'
snoscb. which I would expose only respect n.'
I feelings as 30 my own. Among o1leis in 80 80
ing of bis native country he sali, IN referring ~ '
TACT that General SHIELDS was reported no. -r.l
,rounded At Cerro Gordo and aiterward sisut'.
wounded u one OF the battles 40 the Cry OF MeN'
i IN tbat nobodv but an lrishman could have $1,000 q
bs killed first and return 20 the nted states a''9'
ward wounded. r,,....,.,,,,,,
DR. TYLER and Mr.. CRAWFORD OF Geofge'o"
. NJ Rally. Editor oi the National Era &c p.
/ so,te well and o. the point. EVER thing passed. 81
/ nieasanty and the company separated ABOUT
o'clock p NJ. highly delighted. ., =.
/ sent you By Saturday afternoon mail w
.ontooce and resignation Of Col Fremont IN 40
/ vance Of other papers. Why did you not get y
Other letters which put In with yours went sa''
| telegraphed you on Sunday the correct terms
the Treaty.. and yesterday at O'Clock the sIIa0
If Mr. ADAMS. but believe the telegraph IS out {
o-Jer For the asst few days have kept you az
yiscd correctly and early Of matters OF interest
RICHELttu.
The letter TO which correspondent refers fe''ne
u the mail Of Tsesily night. together with some oinei
which hat taken their time for the transit hiheT' 70
explanation Of the delay, We refer aim TO tho ro'A'''
General whose admirable system OF slow tr4nspor'Auo
h. not vet thoroughly appreciated b. rs I'D. hto