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GIVE find the following 'declaration
Of principles in Mr.. ,Webster's speech:


81 am [fedcral] Whig-always have
been--aIways will be. Tremendous
cheers. And if any body undertakes to
turn me out Of the pale Of that communi on,
let him sec who'll get out first. Iloars Of
laughter and cheers.] I'm Massachusetts
[federal] Viii. [Applause.] Pm a Faneuil
Hail federal Wing, tremendous cheers
having brea.hed the pure [blue] air for
twenty five yearssand meaning TO breathe
it as long as God spares my lie. Here
the cheering wassremendops.''


LOSS OF THE STEAMBOAT ELIZA


We extract from the St. Louis ssMound
City"of the 18th inst. the following ac-
countsof the loss Of the Steamboat Eliza


"On Thursday. 18th inst, at IL o'clo1k NJ, n
bout five NILES a5oye mouth Of the Ohio met the
Eliza; had passed her about Ia mile. when the
cry raised that she had struck snag. The
yawl of the } N. White Immediately launLh-
hurricane roof. having grounded after floating a.
bout haf.nllIe IN water just shoal enough to keep
her from going nnder entirely. number Of pas.
sengerahad attempted 10 save the mseives by jump
IuS on . Log -he0p near the ShOres among WnDm
was Captain Li,leton's wife aad child. who unfor-
tunately we're drowned. A nqmber OF deck pas
sengers are lsstvexact number not known, they,
being unable 10 get forward before the boat had
snpk tq the cabin floor. aud the yawi was.Anfor-
tunately .wanped uncer the guards Of the stea-
mer All who succeeded in getting the hurri-
cane-dsck were saved and taken on shore by the
yawl Of the J.. NJ. Mhre,--a small quantity Of
baggage IN q damaged state was saved.


The .. b. Carrier bound down Having arrived.
and assthe Passengers wished to go to Cairo, the
J. NJ. White left after stoopuy four hours