The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14

Cs~vIssHcs MAE AND Hss. hssar CLAv.-Phs
Cincinnati DisSssch ~ the Sth spssxss Of the
usy sn'on . condolences man inpo.ed up, the
Hon. henry Lay his return trsn She North,
FAYE He made MIR clay = aoI siotsncs the st"a
boat coming from Buffalo 70 ssodu.ky and i.sro-
duced himrsf . younger brotu.r Of slr Wiotarop,
OF Massachusetts speaker Of tho last congress. A hr.
Clay boy Levi had scoldestsiv been left behiud 1T
Buffalo. aud the venerable rage OF Ashland va in
feeble health the many little attentions no bssto ~-d
upon the absence OF his regular travelling
psnon. taxing OF baggage NJ tho various changes
and other hrtIs CHI. kind grstsfaty
received. aud the old mAus con hdenco. Saoh a
thing as the fellow bling mpostsr never crossed
his mind Upon Mr.. tiay's arrival Vt tho Broad ~sv
Hotel In this city he introduced hts tra Yelling )n.
anion 10 bis friends aud from en-. drf,r.sc. ~n,eh
Mir tlsy's Recommendation Inspired. no at oaoe mad
the snes To tho beet socistyhs lived az the t,p OF
the heap ~ the Broad say Invited frisnds TO diae
little bs even down To his ~s.hing paid ~ tue hotel
Office He borrowed mou~y Of several X. ntism-n up
pockets picked OF all his money III, b.xysrs unt
making very bulky shov, he also sp.ks of av,ux lost
MS trunks In travelling After living at sho Brosi~.y
whers ne Jared =" snmptuonsly every day" for some
ten days, always negi.ctiDg settle FOE board aut
washing he concluded to accept tho invitation OF
the venerable statssman, TO WRIT Ashland made ia
the presence 81 the large crowd a.ssmhlsd TO
witness his departure for homs IL so happsned
to Mexico, the Honor. bic Orlando Brown Indiau
agent whose acquaintance ne had also made
ripy their stay At the BROAD way had been by cone
accident lett brhiDd aud To bs f,rxsr1ed af er
them. AZ this uIposIsr going BY the Lex.
ngton the trunks OF those ssuti-acn containing i'm
To ,his yousy scamp who took thru Ia charge ia hs
own pame promising to deliver them To the o. asrs
He had not lett tue CITY long before his i'm
Uncovered. Upon the erpose friend Ut nr Clxys in
this city pied the fact 10 Lexington veil
to Gov. LttcLer aud Mr. Brown. tho time tns d-s
patch reached Lexington he had tailed nj self rs-
gus into the spitsitie. of Air CLAY .rs 90
whom lee bad bad letters from genteu.u here or mad
been prevented by Nr Clay himself tie vs. received
into tDe nrst ,ocety OF the Kentucky and
was hourirhiog extensively a. ne ava here
this t- Pine dee patch shearsd OF hi ixureis
have been kindly permitted by a genl-mau Of this
city who n tr nai In this bass viii
ainy 10 use the following extract from ltor r-eiv
from r Clay III answer TO his telcgrHphc desp roh:
ASHLAND September ~.
DEAR FRiErp-I have been deceived AZ To the young
who called hiustlf Winthrop. and sorry for
IT, became scq ed with hun tbs voyage from
Buffalo To SaDdusky aud without any formal intro
deciIon He represented himself as the brothsr Of
Speaker Winthrop. and OF course believed hin Du-
10 Cincinnati, notbirg could exceed his kind stteu
uoDr To taking Of baggage, aud pscfer
other little friendly Offices for Having left my
servant ut Buffalo these kind acts very usetui
and acceptable, and felt very grateful to the young
for them. A suspicion never crossed my mud IS
impostsr, until received MIR CroD w-li's Telegraph
drsp patch After that, tel-graphod Speaker VIM
tbrsp. from whom learned that bs his bro
Their that he had brother OF Ma lusets
The young got into good socitt here iuvi-
ted times to dinner SC. Hs male several
nttru pts to borrow money wi hout much and
suddenly departed yesterday evening It 10 remsrka.
bls that be did not apply To inc for money. AIN tru-
ly concerned that youug man capable should b.
UNIV ortby, aD& that may have b-en the Innocent
cause OF misleading others a. TO his real chaeacter
Your friend, ii. CLAY.