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 Mr. Webster delivered long speech in Faneuil Hall. Boston, Friday last It is repc ted sin gular document-defning no decided position as to his future coursc-and apparently destitute of that trankness which his former character has sustained. We add the following remarks upon his speech by the Express:

 From he ". Y. Erpress qf Saturday.

 MR. WEBsrERs PosrrroN.-The points in Mr.. nn'ns. are tha: "the people are just enlightened now ns they were before he spoke in reference all his private sentiments and preferences, ,"-,hat the President to him has been frank generous confding nnd just, that he gave him carte banche in refer. ance tO the negotiatIons-hat he may leave public lite.-though upon this point Mr. Webster is exceed ingly non:commt'a and i, is easy infer that he will remain where he is as that he will leave his post He spenkso ot important matters to he done in con nec,ion with our foreign affairs, from which it might also be inferred that he does not intend to retire. He ssenis rather o reject than 10 ask advice to what his dnty is. He gives his reasons for remaining in t.e Cabinet and indirectly c,nsnres the Wings al. Washington for course of acon which embarrassed the public business and. also, the Wings of Massa ehuseps tor nominating Henry Clay when they were caled upon to deliberate only upon State matters He und dertHkes 10 give advice to heWhig party to wha. they shoul! do and procaims and repeats that be ls now. as he always has been. good Whig as my man in the Union. He defends the Exchequer Scheme. and calls up,n the Wings to pass the pro- Jeci betnre Congress into law. He believes that it ~ill give the Government and the People sound currency.

 This, it will he seen all spcnks for the present md the pass, CT the future MT. Webster was dumb, and in this disappointed all his hearers in Boston md pub u" expectation every where. We shnll have occnson :" spe"k of MT. Webstsr's position further when we hava more room.

 FsaReis H. Nicou, Esq, the Loco Foco candidate Tor Governor in 1ail, died at Sraford on Saturday last He was formerly merchant in New York.

 Hart. Courant.