The New York herald., 1850-04-29

Mr.. WEBSTER IN NEW YoRK-GoIyo TO Bosrov
MIR. Webster, the great statesman of New Eng
land, arrived in town on Saturday night, and re-
manned here all day yesterday.
He was called upon, during his brief visit, by
many of his sincere admirers and friends, who
were happy TO find the distinguished Senator in
excellent health, considering the fatigucs incident
10 the present painfully severe struggle in Congress
AT dinner, in company with two or three friends,
the natural elasticity and playfuness of his great
mind were displayed, TO the enjoyment of his
guests, while occasionally the topics hingng upon
the state of the country, showed that he is deeply
impressed with the paramount importance of the
admission of California. 1t is to the settlement, of
this question that his mind continually reyerts and
he has kind Of porental anxiety about it, that, in
a measure, absorbes every other feeling.
Mr. Webster will be in Boston, probably, in time
TO see his friends in front of the Revere House, at
hali-past five O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. BENJAMIN
X. Curtis, "a distinguished gentleman of Boston,
supported by the presence of Colonel Perkins, Mr..
!. T. Davis, and other citizens, will address the
Massachusetts Senator lie WILL of course, allude
TO his noble position in the Senate, and the
response. on MIR. Websters part, will follow the
spirit and temper of the address. Mr.. Webster will
speak very breiiy-probaby not more than fifteen
or twenty minutes; but he may be expected to inn
press upon his hearers, and upon New England,
the importance of abandoning the silly agitation in
which certain small pohtcians indulge of abiding
10y the constitution, and all the conservative clc-
mcnis of the confcdcrpcy and of coming up man
fully aud perioiically to the occason-meeing the
difficulty with that self-sacrfcing spirit by which
alone it can he dispersed. Ills speech will be- m
full of interest here at the South, AM everywhere.
Without regard TO expense, we have prepared to
receive it by telegraph, and shall issue it to-mor-
row morning.
Mr. Webster will remain in Massachusetts only
two or three days, as, during next week, full Sc
nate j. d, srabe and hc wishes to be in his seat to
meet The important subjects which may come up
for action. lie will have elt this city for Boston
this morning, and will be "at home" this evening,
by five O'Clock. The Boston Courier, Of Saturday,
has the following on this poini;-
nH wrnsrrn ~ fIoMr-Mr webster we learn will
auive iu this city Mondsy afternoon his way to
bis residence Marhn.ld 10 IL understood that his
fri,uds propose to meet him on hi arrival here lie
comes home after the most signal and important act
rcIhaps. OF his whole public lfe-his last crouninx
,Gort 90 preserve tha' glorious Union aud that noble
Constitution e which he has been aud still IL the
kuowicdg.d atlcst fender.
For that act he has been denounced lv persons
1
violence aud insult. hy others has been deco
rously but not lees openly and cmphatcaly aS-ilcd
By some and believe by far tne greater part Of
hs t,iow-cttiHrns. tc D. most heartily thanked aud
number not ircOnsidcruhle. and possessing inhu-
second TO others have publicly expressed their
d. ft gratitude for his recent services 90 the
ton. Whom hu Hlall prcecuj before here
al home his txprg sivc and we'll known Countcnaucc,
aud salute with tones of thst voice which
has often reached hearts and stirred Utmost
thugs lc VII receive from Boston 1nd from Nasst-
chutetts wcleum. in warmth ana enthusiasm. pro-
I'd Ifat TON fnH
81 the peace and saisty. aud happiness oi his aud
common coUutIy.
We learn that the dcsgn l. o mce IN the square in
front Of the Revere House, az Llifpast dve o'clock on
Monday afternoon.