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sweat of his brow, must pay part OF that money to
zupuort the Government. New Luxuries were
.axed. and those who danced paid the fiddler.


In conclusion, Mr.. White spoke OF the reverses
the Wings had lately met with. Ihey were the
reverses. he said, of day. The Wings OF Ohio
had wrongfulIy made up an issue oa the question OF
renewing the charters of State Banks, and upon
,b;s they had been defeated. The friends, too, OF
other candidates for the Presidency had ssaid st
home. aud thus the Wings had been defeated. de
closed by one of the NEST beautiful and eloquent
eulogies of the life and public services OF HENRY
Clay we have ever heard from the lips OF any
man. He was listened to throughout with the
most earnest attention and was frequently inter-
rnpted by the deafening applause of those who
heard him.


After he had concluded Mr.. BRlssELL, Ger
man from the Sixth District, made few remarks
declaring that the adopted German citizens were
in favor of Projection, and that they would sup
port those men whom they knew to be Its adyo-
Gates. Mr.. FISH. be said, they knew 10 be their
friend for he had always avowed his opinions be-
fore them with frankness and sincerity.


Outside the Hall was organised meeting OF
many thousands who were unable to obtain access
within. ELLIS POTTER Esq. was chosen Chair
man. and the crowd was addressed ably and with
effect By Messrs. MORRIS FRANKL1N, &. W.
BIUsr. H. A. WEED and T. E. TohL1Ssos
II was one of the most animated and enthusiastic
meetings we have ever attended in the City
-uEn---


CHaLLENGE.-NIr. JOHN MckEoN, who seems
desrous of discussing the doctrines of Free Trade,
can be accommodated. Mr.. REYsoLDs, III an
other column, distinctly makes him the offer, and
Mr.. WHITE, of Indiana, in his speech last night
at National Hall, gave amusing account OF the
i'll success he had met in trying to persuade MIR.
McKeon to discuss it with him. He had offered
to debate it at National Hall, at Tammany, in
the Park-any where and at any time MI VIC
Keon might choose; but all to no purpose. lie
said he believed the only man McKeon wished To
discuss il with was Mr. Fish, and that be never
would have proposed it to him ne had not known
that his modesy and repugnance to public speak
ing would have prevented his accepting we
trust Mr.. McKeon won't hang back any lon
ger. He can have his choice-to meet Mr. hey
soLps or Mr.. WHITE. Choose the time and
place as soon as possible, for we are anxious to
| see IL come.


U WILLIAM Buell., one Of the Loco-t oco
candidates for Assembly in Monroe County was
British Volunteer in Canada during the Last
War, and was wounded while invading our soil al
Ogdensburgh. We do not state this as an insuper
able objection to the man, but to show the absurd
| ity of those who are who are now supporting bnt
ish Interests and British Manufactures in this
country, and who propose British Soldiers for our
Legislators, and yet impudently talk OF :" British
| Whigs - and make it ground of insuperable OBJ
lection to American citizens that they were Fede-
ralists.


GOVERNMENT LoAN.-The Philadelphia Chron
icle contains an article of which the purpose is to
state that the National Loan was never refused in
Europe, because it was never offered. ltsays that
the conduct of European moneyed agents in this
country was such as to induce the suspicion that
combination existed in Europe for the purpose o
defeating the loan, in the hope to enforce, thereby
| an assumption Of the State Debts by the General
Government. To ascertain if this were so, MIR.
Robinson was sent abroad with instructions not to
offer the loan unless the supicon was unfounded.
He became convinced that it had good foundation
and the loan, therefore, was not offered. This
statement is said TO be made OIL the authority OF
English letters.


LYoEuM LEcrUREs.-We have only room to
say this morning that the winter course of Lectures
| hafo tbe I l,,t tha
Tabernacle, by an excellent discourse on History,
by D. Cox. 1t was discursivc though scarcely
desultory, abounding in fine figures and elegant
passages and calculated materially to aid all stu
dents of History.


% We understand that member of the ROYAL
Family, Washington, is now in this City, and has
commenced an investigation into the affairs, &c Of
the Alcibiades Club.


~ Messrs. Miller and Moore, propretors of
the Mammoth Cave, advertise that until they can
complete additional accommodations, they cannot
receive any more boarders within the cave.


% The authorities of Savannah Georgia, have
recommended that the 10th instant be observed as
day of thanksgiving for the good health that has
pervaded the city during the present season.


% Four vessels, which arrived at Cleveland, O..
on the same day lately, brought aggregate of
about $50 German immigrants They were none
of them old, but all young, hardy and temperate.


20 The brewery occupied by Randall s. Co.
at Baltimore was burned on the 3lst ut- Loss
abou, $1,000. Several adjacent buildings Of little
value were consumed.


n The Grand Lury oE PHILADELPHIA haze nrc-