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On Thursdry evening last, the 25th, The Clay Club met at the Town Room pursuant to adjourn. ment Notwithstanding the intense cold there wa. a very full attendance.

 MT. Hollister delivered an address on the life character, ,and public services of Henry Clay. Du- ring an hour and half Mr. H. held the undivided attention of the audience. He portrayed in most able and masterly manner the early struggles and the subsequent elevation and political career of the distinguished subject of his address. On its con- cluson, ,the President introduced Tracy Peck, Esq. President of the Clay Club lately organized at Brs- tol MT. P. gave cheering information of the pro- gress of sound principles in that town and through out the county of Hartford. ..... ....

 Capt Strong delegate from the Woodbury Clay Club, was then introduced, and favored the associ. ation with some very interesting and entertaining observations r. .a .s.

 MT. Bacon was then requested to describe the personal appearance and the manners of Mir. Clay at Ashland; to this call Mir. B. responded in some highly eloquent and impressive remarks.

 Messrs. Hollister and Johnson were then appoint ed delegates to attend the Woodbury Clay Club After few general remarks from MT. Basset of Milton, the meeting adjourned.

 We believe we express the united feelings of the numerous audience when we say that the only sen- timent was one of entire satisfaction and delight with ike performances ef the eve'siag. The next meeting of the Club will be held at Wcstover's tavern in Bradeyville, on Thursday the sth of Feb ruary, at halfpast P. M. ---- --.