Illustrated Weekly Herald.

The Reporters Of the New York Press.
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We shall Issue this morning a very beautiful
and interesting lLLusrRATEp WEEKLY HERALD.
IT will contain large and very graphic engraving
OF the scene presented at the Whg Convention In
Albany, on Tuesday last. This illustration Will
convey correct idea of the picturesque appear
ance of the multudes assembled on that occasion,
the platform beneath the old trees, and Mr. Web
ster in the act of delivering his great speech.


Another engraving will represent the steamboats,
proceeding up the Hudson, with the New York de-
legations on board.


The third engraving will present portraits Of
the reporters of the Herald and the whig papers Of
this city, as they appeared when engaged in the
work of reporting Mr. Webster's speech, for a
wager of one thousand dollars. This engraving
will be highly interesting. The reporters are all
represented writing with their left hands, cir
cumstance which requires a few words OF explana-
tlon. Our reporters write with both hands
with equal facility, and, indeed, when necessary
can report two speakers at time. Observing them
report with the left hand on this occasion, they
wished to keep the right hand fresh for writing out
their notes, and imagining that there must be some
peculiar excellence in that SYSTEM the reporters for
the other papers initiated them, but not being ex-
acty cup to the thing" TO use familiar but ex-
pressive phrase, they botched Mr. Webster's speech
shameiuly, whilst our unequalled corps" gave,
as usual, full and admirable report The engrav-
ing, as will be at once perceived, acquires immense
additional interest from this circumstance, record
ing it does singular occurrence in the history
OF reporting.


This Weekly Herald will contain our report Of the
speech, and altogether will be the most attractive
and accurate record Of this mighty exhibition of
whig strengthening beauty-and whig eloquence,
which could be produced. Our full and graphic
report Of the interesting proceedings at the Berk-
shire Jubilee will, be also contained in this splendid
Weekly Herald. Price Of the whole only 81 cents