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B' The SPEECH OF Mr.. WEBSTER, if delivered
to-day liz Boston, as we doubt not it was, was re-
ported expressly for The Tribune by the Assistant
Editor, whose reports of Lardner's, LyelFs, and
other Lectures, last winter, well as Of various
important Trials, have given him an enviable re-
putatiun throughout the country. 1t will be issued
from our Office this morning at the very earliest
moment after the arrival of the Boat-perhaps
not so soon US by enc Of our cotemporarcs; for
we are determined that it shall be the best
Repsrt, though it should thereby lose the chance
of being tho first. Newsmen supplied on the
most reasonable terms.


D The Address of Gov. SEWARD, before the
New-York State Agricultural Society, at the close
Of i.s Annual Fair on Thursday, appears cxcu-
sivey in The Tribune this morning. at our earnest
request. 1t will be read with interest and delight
by every friend of Agriculture not merely, but OF
the Elevation Improvement and Welfare OF oSr
Race 1t discusses the various topics incidentally
related to Agriculture and its Progress, and urges
the Importance of q radical, thorough reform IN
Education, founded on the principles of our lie
publican institutions. Rarely has an Address so
lofty yet 80 clear and practical in its aims been
delivered on such an occasion; and we urc sure
the qualification with which we present it will be
shared by our readers.