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Mr. Webster in DetrOa.-Mr. Webster was in Detroit, July 12th. A collation. was served up in honor of his arrival. Large crowds gathered in the grove at an early hour. Up- wards of three hundred sat down to the colla- tion, and between fifteen hundred and two thousand, including ladies and gentlemen, it is said were present to listen to MT. Webster's address. MT. Webster spoke upwards of an hour. Although numbers found it impossible to get a seat at the table, all, says the Detroit Advertiser, had ample opportunity to enjoy the truly intellectual banquet. MT. Webster spoke IPou of the present state of the country spoke of the ~ currencV in T%"ut no minciag terms, bu: fearlessly, us such mana man not of party, but of the whole lUnion-should speak, W. Y. Express.