The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
WARRINGTON, Feb. S. 1850.

WARRINGTON, Feb. S, 1850.
Erenins Entertainments "A Nafire aud Nor Wssa ia
a Roc--Presidenf's Leree-Bdynes PanOraaa-Bn-
ney Wiliams-The Smithsonian Iastiiuie &c.
The entertainments this evening have been more
diversified than usual.
They commenced with dght at the National Hotel,
Gate Colemans) between the Hon. Lewis c. Levin tho
representative OF the Philadelphia Native Ameri-
In the House, and the Honorable Fitz Henry
Warren, Second Assistant Postmaster General. Az
we understand II, . gentleman from Pennsylvanis
had applied 10 Warren for q mail agency. This
applicant obnoxious to Levin, who made
some statement sgainst him to Warren who, In turn,
submitted the accusations TO the applicant himself to
answer giving the name Of the aocaser. MIR. Levin,
bearing Of this. determined to hold the said War
rem TO an account for breach OF confidence. Mr..
Warren happened to enter the National this
ming at about six o'clock, and meeting the said
LEVIN, addressed him, Mr. Levin believe ?" yes,
sir; but ! desire TO have nothing more TO do with
Levin somewhere between the two eyes regular Nsr'-
westsr Levin psrried the blows OF his antagonist ss
we'll as he could with a small cane, Warren pressing
upon him with his rights and lefs In rapid ocesson,
TIL Levin Was backed up into corner when Col Baker
uate from Cerro Gordo) and others, intsrposed aud
separated the hostiiss both OF when dis
appeared as anxious doubt they TO escape
the commentaries and cross questions OF tbs crowd.
And that's about all that we know OF the subject The
parties would think would be pretty well matched
Warm being raw. bonsi, long.lmb-d YAM
kee Nor':~sstsr, and Levin welLproportioned ro-
psscssbe individual like your dsponent, would not
like to fall. But must confess that between the
two. sbould dread collision most with the hog
driver a Minnesota. As no bones we're broken, the
battle 10 not much the occasion OF ismentaion though
doubt not the gentlemen themselves regret the
folly of the whole affair We hope there will once,
be suleahls adjustment Of the mattsr by Mr. Levin
Withdrawing bis offensive expression and by MIR War
Withdrawing his blows Let Father Richie be the
arbitrator In the case Furthermore, Mr. Warren
thould be tranferrsd 10 poet under the War Depart
nsnt say, Ter instance, the command Of regiment I'm
NJ Nawfr uie he Naw .fn .xA
other warke tribes would give him sufficient employ
ment.
The President. isvse to- night was q perfect Jam
Old Zach szd his family at home whatever the public
opinion his plan of retiring the slavery qnestion)
are becoming more and mere popular with their visf-
tcrs at every reunion. There large nber OF
beautiful vomen present 20 sight, giving 70 the
Bsyns's Panorama Of voysg. 70 Europe, which has
been here for couple Of months allied 10 the brm
to night az usual
Barney Williams and Mrs Barney williams are
formances Eve sr characters In the SANE piece,
OF Mrs Williams TO night, we're the most pslpsb!s hit
Of the reason
Bhop Potter lectur.d last right at the smithsonan
sri.nce sud had another lecture at the place
this evening Professor Asassiz, the learned nata-
rsst cannot fail TO add 10 the credit a the institute,
In the series 81 lectures which be engaged To give
But naturally enough, the collision, Sc, at the Ma
tions hotel, regarded a. the most Interesting thing
Of the day.
In the meantime We have neglected TO mention that
Mr. Coleman the exhibitor Of the vooly horse under
delivering feyera Lectures at Ten p~rancs Hail. against
olonsl Benton and others concerned Ia fuppreshn4
the exhibition Of the aid vooly horse on the ground
that " was an imposition upon the public The horse
has disnppesred, but the exhibitor has remsined 10
show up humbuggsry In high plsces which, we FEAR
has turned cut an uuprontsbls business