DINNER TO MR.. WEBSTER.
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About four hundred of the citizens OF Bos-
ton, il is said. united in honoring the great
man at the festive board, on the 10th instant
Speeches were made by Mr.. Webster, Gov.
Everett, Mr.. Sprague, Mr.. Bates, Mr.. Win
throp, General Wilson, of New Hampshire,
Judge Huntington, Of Indiana, and MIR, Graf
ton, the British Consul.


Ia regard to the Harrisburg nomination.
Mr. Webster said if any thing | can do,
if any thing can say, will promote that NOM
ination. nothing shall be ,cifhheid." And he
is reported to have expressed the most san
guine assurance Of both its prosperity and IFS
success.


The truth is, that large majority Of the
great men Of the country, are rallying In oil
their might, in favor Of that nomination.