THE DINNER TO JUDGE WHITE.
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The public dinner given in honor Of Judge
WHITE, on Friday evening, is said TO have
passed off with most brilliant and interesting
festivities. There were about one hundred
gentlemen present, including members Of
Congress, citizens, and strangers.


Mr.. PREsToN, Of the Senate, presided, as
sisted by Mr.. DAVIS, Senator from Massachu-
sets, Mr.. BIDDLE, Representative from Penn
sylvania, Mr.. CoRwIN, Of Ohio, Col. GEoRoE
c. WAsHINeToN, of Maryland, and General
WALTER JONES, Of the District of Columbia
as Vice Presidents. Judge WHITE occupied
the right Of the President, and Mr. CLAY the
left. The venerable guest was called out,
by this toast:-


HUGH l.. WHITE The man and the statesman
without fear and without reproach."


"Ju1ge WHrTE's answer TO the call, (says the In
tellgencer) with all the circumstances in the midst
of which he stood, was such as TO fill his hearers wh
enthusiasm. II was received with continued swell
OF accamalion. He gave rapid review Of his po-
itical life-staed how oflen unsolicited on his part
he had been called into the service Of his country
explained the principles which he first brought TO that
service-how for thirly-eight years, he had endea-
vored to perform il faithfully-and how he now
bowed with resignation to the call which removed
him from scenes that labor had made familiar, and
which the presence Of friends had endeared to him
Judging from the impression left upon his hearers
bv this speech, II must have been most mastery
effort and are pleased to hear that the Public is
to be gratihed by report Of it, and OF the general
proceedings of the evening, from notes taken by
Stenographer who was present.


The Judge was followed at intervals by gentle
men from almost every State in the Union including
Mr. CLAy. lf Iaudari a htdato rirO be gratifica-
ton, he must have been grati6ed."


The proceedings will probably be published.