

ALBANY, Nov. 25, ls45.
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ALBANY, Nov. 25, l845
The Lecture seoson-Hon. Daniel Webster" Master


Buke-Theatrieais, $c. &c


The Hon John Spencer will deliver the introducto
ry lecture before the Young Mems Association this eve
ming brilliant array talent is engaged by the As
sociation for the ensuing winter. Among the gentle
men, distinguished for literary talent and who have pro-
missed to give lectures remark the Of Hon Ca.
lab Cushing, Rev. Samuel II. Cox, Rev. Dr. Mott, Of
IJnon College, and Philosopher Greeley, whose subject
:; Iife-ideal and actual" 1t will undoubtedly be a
funny mslange of Fouriersm and Socialism. intend to
report the lecture rerbatim


mistake IN relation to the Hon. Daniel Webster, oc-
Cured in my last letter Mr. Webster is at PoughkeeP
ale He is associated with Samuel Stevens of this city
md h retained as counsel by the devsee OF the Lansing
estate against whom the heirs at law ne estate nave
brought an action, for the recovery OF po00W


coat Of paint has been put upon the IRON railing
been engaged in the Capitol building some two or three
weeks past laying floors and building furnaces to
heat the legislative chambers, &c. sc.


Burke the pupil Of De Berot makes his bow TO dis
course musc) before hibany audience at Congress
Hall on Thursday evening, Nov. a. believe this is
his first concert since his arrival from Europe. He will
create a Juror in the select and exclusive circles.
He prodigy when boy but like sensible young
man. he saw that his proper course was TO Withdraw
temporarily, and place himself under the tuteage OF
master Now triumph will wait upon him..


Anticipation is tiptoe in relation to the subject
matter OF the message Of the President We are in the
ds Of most extraordinary crisis James H. Folk oc-
ri a
no previous President has filed He has chance to dis
ting himself-commercal treaties are to be negoa.
ted the Oregon question must be discussed, and is in
that the greatest caution and the most
found craftsmanship be exercised in this important
emergency speculationis rife here as to its tone and
general policy


/ learn by a gentleman from New York, that the
Herald ran an exclusive and extraordinary express from
Boston, on the arrival Of the Britannia from Liverpool
The energy and enterprise of the proprietor OF the
Herald and the envious and Jealous sneers OF his phio
sophcal contemporary in the Tribune OF yesterday in
relation to that exclusive express, excites general
remark.


Mrs. II. Hunt is well sustained by the theatre going
| people of Albany. She is universal favorite She
the principal character in the comedetta Of the
!" Ambassadors Lady" on Friday evening The part
was ably acted end she retired amid the approving
smiles Of very fashionable audience Mrs. Hunt is a
beautiful woman upon the stage-she is urs ause &c
6eaute


Iwant to speak few words relative to the officers Of
the steamboats, erbocker and Columbia They are
of the most gentlemany set Of fellows in America
The travelling public oughtto be proud of such caterers
| for their convenience and comfort .
Up to the moment Of closing my letter, the cold
weather is increasing The wind is keen and cutting
and, according to my almanac, shall have snow soon
The Thermometer at P. NJ, is down to the freezing
| point-30 degrees.