Progress of the Great Eleetioneerer.
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Mr.. Clay arrived in Petersburg on the 18th OF
April. On the next day he took his seat in an
open carriage, drawn by four horses, and driUen
By very respectable citizen Of The tOaOn" to Pop
lar Lawn, where he addressed crowd of about
one thousand persons He went over the same
ground he occupied in his speech in this City
and devoted a considerable portion of his remarks
to heated denunciatioh of the Editor of the Rich
mond Enquirer, who, by the way, is greatly the
superior of Mr.. Clay both morally and mentally.
We regret our lack of room to publish this week
the mastery notice which the Editor Of the Pc
tersburg Republican has taken Of his speech.


The National lntcllgencer of the 9th ultimo
announces the arrival of Mr.. Clay at Washington
City He will be near enough 10 Baltimore TO
overlook and direct the proceedings Of the Wing
National Convention But what if the yOung
men should refuse to "ratify" the doings Of the
old men!