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% Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER yesterday at II
o'clock was waited on by many hundreds of his
friends this city the Governor room inthe City
Hall. A hundred guns were fired from the Park,


in front Of the Hall, in honor of the ratification OF
the Treaty. At little after o'clock Mr.. WEE
srER was briefly addressed, in complimentary
manner by the President of the Board of Com
rnerce upon the steps of the Hall, from which he
made brief speech, in reply to some thousands
who assembled to hear him. His remarks were
confined entirely to topics growing out of the
reference that had been made by the Board of
Commerce to the Treaty which he had been en-
gagged in negociating-to the successful int1oduc-
ton Of moral power, an effective influence into
international intercourse and the general subjects
which had been considered in the Treaty discus


sons. In conclusion he spoke in highly compli-
mentary manner of the enterprise of the city of
New-York, especially as manifested in the success
full completion of the Croton Aqueauct. His
speech, though very appropriate as reply to the
address that had been presented to him, had no
great general interest. We understand that Mr.
WEBSTER will leave Immediately for Washington.