New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

pssor srsn sad the, IA no part Of the U1tsd Ss1r,
- ~ ri. sxcnrtnn 81 Boston was Mr. Wei
r-urh es-esired a. IN Philadelphia her e4Ize1-
kuur mon his lips si,h BREATHE Alsnten anu -
49, Ss,n tlark eyes with emotions OF respect an
e<-esrn pur now thtt eloquent voice = h1scen. am
,brse hriTsr. eves are vse 10 aczth The reai ia'es
let bas returned 10 the God who gave r.
Among the sncienis Il was usual upon ne asA.a =.
rIl- nan % hold an inquest uPon hH eharscter anu
= ~. vs-,- vras fgvurahls euio-y was pronoIaCsd
~ h;r, In VI Webster case the verdict was s1eaS
rn5srea. rcurrsrei with ether greet statesmen NIp
have cone. M Wetstsr's nsfe STOOD hsa Ins 49,.
oT - see h,ve Stamped hm great orator greaI
salesman ari crest man What yeE DICT all WA
iUrv Toe decision viii he handed down on me pas's
q history ard postery vii confirm the ve'ie' inc AZ
has rendered. -, =, h;s
~rsf therrle He kstched eloquent language tne nap
IL Of the deceased statesman; ara plctaFei H "a T
serse the Department OF Sa.e az me bn on 1e u-io
of h. farms and me seaside. we can sid n"s-Hi,
m the character Of the object vi our tns 0uf can
aSd ore REQUIEM % the general note OF pr-one tear
% tbose shed bis bierone sprg OF green Ga he
ersve srd one iower TO the eAsplet OF ms Hnsa"s
The speaker sad that great men were Gods SCENTS,
desgpe bv Him 70 do MS great VII and secuted 'oe
sles that such men were the result OIL mere ensHee'
They were evidently designed a. The agents o. tae-
Crsstnr Humanity : nor the football Il accident
TIE difficulty OF organizing government such ~ we
Eve urder was referred 10. The task OF esisssfng 20
allty sectional preadices. and TO reconcns eoanG.as
"
Webster was brought up seemingly tor tnls euty anu
cane upon the stage Just AZ the time when The influence
of he mind snd character was most needed
There was something more than single qualincahon
needed in Statesman IN such situation. A great
Cen strtoual Law vet was required great couipre-
hensve S,stesman was needed and great orator was
wsued who would hold The key 70 patriotic sympafaes
panisl Webster was such man; he was great man
with large bead and large heart, and such man n
could be relied on by hi feow-citizens
such men DO not spring full grown and IN complete
armour from the BRAN Of Olympian Jovei they are
slow OF growth. An emergency Will not put an Idea
INTO mani head but Ii viii develope ideas they are
ihers.
Mr. Allen was listened 70 with marked attention
throughout the whole of his eloquent address
The speaker sketehed the career OF Mr. Webster from
he birth in az obscure part OF New Hampshire spoke
Of his having distinguished himself in the country
schoohouse in college st the bar IN The senate and IN
the various high stations be was called upon 10 NIL
A large frame building, situated at the corner
OF schuylkll Second and Vinests, called the Log
Cabin" was destroyed BY IRE this morning Christian
Glenn who occupied the building, loses sGOo-hs all
The work Of sn ncendiary.
No traces vet of the murderer of Joseph
Rink The whole affair il veiled in the deepest mys
terry which probable viii be calculated, unless
BY death bed confession Of The hearess perperator OF
the brutal murder.
well known leather manufacturer Oh TINS
city has tled fer over 100000
This morning, the young man Clemson. VINO
wHs bruugh; from the Gap in Lancaster Co. on Friday
last, had hearing before the Commissioner.
witness testified that he resides in Palsdefphia but
saw Clemson the Gap in Lancaster Co.. two or three
tnes the las time during the past week, ana had some
conversation with him. He wanted 20 cell witness some
counterfeit money They were GHard sos, and SOME
gold s2ih pieces Witness had not the money 20 buy
ihcm then. but had bought some gold and $40
Hills on the Merchants Bank. Of Norwich, Conn, from
Fred Tar The coin produced were Obtained from
TAR Clemson and Peter Hall were present with Iarr
~ the time purchase made. Witness gave - for
ESQ Of the spurious CON- and g. Tor $50 Of the notes.
Clemson, Tan and Hall were in company together.
Aor this purchase from Tsrr Clemson and Hal called
witness asidc and aked him 10 buy from them. The
witness underwent long crossexamnation. r. Z.
Brewster appeared for the plaintiff. District Attorney
Ashnesd for the nted States The defendant was held
Ia - Geo % answer.
This afternoon, az 4 O'Clock, TAR had a hear
ing on the same charge, aud was held in $1,000 to
answer.
The Jury in the case of Alexander Sterrett,
charged with forging counterfeit coin Of the United
States found hm guilty last night
The weather to-day is lovely, bright and clear
a. maidGn's eye