New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
CITY ITEMS.

FAipaI. HaTch 10.
Ma. CLAY AT THE CRY H,LL.--At II this morn
t~r Nj CAY reached The City Hal with his Honor the
Nor and the members OF The Committee o;ReeePton
great number OF gentlemcn thrs collected waiting
r Lis srivet; .hey received hirn vi:h the usual mani
fsfa,ious A. saol IS tn Toos th9 Governors Room
g,sr, throw o. he crow bsr4atc II through there
aud s,esiy scam Of person., eager 70 exchange sauta
tons with lhe lusuous vor occupied oil the avenues
TO the plae !, was imposoIs % OBTAIN admission e1-
cept by tsklas place IN tie and moving with u
gradually ~ The starr - ard the door, and the number
Of per,ons ws 80 great hat must have required nearly
An hour fr single Individual 4 reach the Governors
Room, We never knew such large assemblsge on any
such occasion.
In order that the horsses VITO had collected outside
endirg it utterly nposs 10 effect an entrance might
not be disappointed ia ib wish 10 see him. hr CLAY a
pesro on the balcony a, he Of his eyee. After the
.e cheering will which he received had sub
sided
Mr. CLArtaid he had here with the expectation OF
shaking al Bis friends hy the hand-he had been under-
grg mat operation for the last three houis-nceto ever
since ne mad en- IN City Instead Of working under
the Jaw 81 allowing ~ hours labor he had been okrs
under hat q 2iand he had given all that were In
the irlte his hand he now gave all on The outside MS
heart
AstcpoTE oY Mr. CLAY.--lu the midst Of the
shaking Of hands with his friends, Democrat, among
many others stepped forward and holding out his HAND
said There Sir Is good Democratic hand perhaps you
may refuse It," "Certsnly not" responded Mr. CLAY
at the same time taking him BY the hand" came not
to call the righteous but sinners to repentance
rY- We understand that Mr.. CLAY had an unu-
suay interesting interview yesterday afternoon with
delegation OF Wings from Pougbkeepsie at his rooms at
the New-York Hotel. They were presented by Mr. Psii.
Editor Of the Journal and Eagle and after the ceremonies
OF he Introduction flushed Mr. CLAY was so much
interested that he detained them several minutes IN con-
versaon and finally took leave by shaking hands rt
mem second trs at hi. request presenting several
with bis autograph.
CoYNENCFMEST AT The COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS The annual Of this insti-
tuition took place at the College Hall m Crosby'st last
evening and was well attended In spite Of the storm.
Prot STEVENS introduced the ceremonies Of the evening
ty some brief remarks. This followed by prayer by
Rev Dr. BALou after which the of the Candidates
were read by Prof. WATTS and the degree OF NJ d. was
Conferred upon them in order by DR.. srIvEss There
were hty-two of the young gentlemen whose names were
as follows:
Henry Dawes Apple on, Maryland; John Bsbcock Ar
den, H. New.Yerk City; John Hiram Bacon, Jefferson
County, Newly York; Richard Aaron BaTne', Dutchess
County New.foIki samuel cyrus bf-l1enosen, renpsy
n9ber enf,on Jeorsi1, $780, wstiss~ fn.sS5h
Csashaa, Alb. NewYork City; Richard @ Cotb, North
aroma A9sSn pn,'o TyaI ciiv' Wbt6sd STE
pbeu Coursen, NewJerssy GIeenleaf Dearborn Dssget
name natnanitt heynoes 80 49, viI,sy
Blame Eager il Grange County, n Y; John Fellows
Elg. Michigan; Leonard CsrPcettr orsen DutS,es
Gun George 0ssSod Gum Ne v.York City, Hampton
hsiriott, NJ do do; Alfred Hssbroucs AN UlslerCo
~ Nns nD'S ison. Icob.on Nsayort Civ Wi
lam bous Jones, ABB Georgia; William Kelly, A NJ.
Nsw-York CIty Daniel EmpuIy NISSAN, Long ,s,Suo,
Kearney Turauand Macksy Canada East Ira Msny, Jr.
Essex Coun'y, N Y james Lewis Nancy North I y
M ma, \ n Nrs,cbeepsp Conoty NewYoTS William
Bovine Minturn. ABB '~-Yors styi Ste Moses Miller
Rhode lsapo l','y w cssv Austin Led
yard sands Jr AZ Ne~-Yors Cityi John Peter sbarer.
B. Long I'sra, y. 'hTie, Wilhsm shu%Tsy, rs.
Cnnn,v n y Ma, Putnam y imam. Onond ,gs Coun.
~, N. Y; WILTON Co.gm'us W"tef, Georgia; ZophE
man sWne 20 ctT ~ 49, w. n Navr.
York City; john Martin Wtherwex, losai Auun Mel
son Woodmsn, Massachusetts
The ceremony Of comforting degrees was followed by
an sdares. nv Dr. STEVENS In which he set before the
-o.,,a1,o ,he d,s,itv NJ tho rrof,ssion ihev had
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