Clay,s Speeches.
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Mr.. j. B. Swain has published No. 4. OF ms
serial edition of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF
Henry CLAY containing a brief Introduction,
with the early Speeches of Mr.. c. 'On the Line
of the Perdido, 181O On Aiming for War with
England, 1911; On the New Array Bill 1873,
and .On the Increase of the Navy, Gn part.)
Each is prefacea with brief note explaining the
questions presented and the circumstances under
which it was delivered. The number contains as
large and fair octave pages, and Is sold at la
cents so that all the Speeches OF MIR. Clay, with
an original Life and annotations, hte'like For
trait and two steel engravings of his Birthplace,
Hanover, Va and his present residence, Ashland,
Ky viii be completed in about 500 to 600 pages,
forming tive ample octavos, and costing its SUBJ
scribers at most $2t. presume this work will
be eagerly sought and widely circulated by the
many admirers and friends Of Henry Clay, of the
Republican policy, and the great measures wilh
which he has been identified, and we are confident
that nothing can be better calculated to dispel the
unjust prejudces and refute the grcundless calum
nies TO which he has SO long been subjected.


Mr. D. Mallory is preparing more superb and
costly edition Of Mr.. Clay's Life and Speeches,
which will also be published in this City. We
see no reason for rivalry or jealousy between the
two. There srr very many whoa, she difference
in cost is no object, while splentor is, and who will
no, be bothered with work in numbers; these will
prefer MIR. Mallo1y's: While there are thousands
who canno, well pay S. even for work they prize
so highly, and who viii prefer the Speeches in num-
bers, 80 as TO resd them they fall from the press
these will take Mr.. Swaias, and would not buy the
other. We bespeak for each generous patronage,
and doubt not i, will be heartily accorded.


T WlLLlAM HEMPHILL JosEs has been no.
minated for Congress by the Loco-Focos of Dela-
ware.


p PETER SHARPE, for many years an honored
and worthy citizen of the Second Ward Alder
man, Member of Assembly, &c. Of the old he
publican aud modern Wing school, died on
Wednesday, aged Cd


U The Madison Express, neutral, has hoisted
the flag of HENRY CLAY, with JOHN Davis for
Vice President,


p The Wing Young Men of CArrARAuGvs
County have, for Gle first time, called Mass
Convention. twill be held a, EllicottsviIs on the
30th instant.


RT A new cheap daily paper has been started
a. Buffalo, entitled the Morning Gazette Az
though it processes neutrality i, cannot help al
lading TO the futih,y OF Mr Tyler's attempts TO
create third political party.


10 The New-Englsnd Society of Augusta, Ga.
haye erected handsome monamen, to the mem
ory Of Samuel Hale born in New-Hartford, Conn.
but for eleven year. Chief Magistrate Of Augusta,
TO the Improvement of which he devoted mis- time
and best energies.