REPRESENTATIONS ADDRESSES.
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Atthe requesto of the Committee ofArrange- ments, we lay before our readers the follow ing addesses.

 The address of Miss FIELD, appropriate as it is in matter, and beautiful in style, was delivered with a grace aud elegance of mag n.r which has been rarely equalled, and could not be surpassed. It's effect upon the numerous assemblage was eIeonicai; and scarcely had the last words fallen from the lips of the lovely speaker, wien the deafen- ing shouts Of applause, in prolonged and sue cessiye rounds, rent the air.

 Of onr own response to this truly eloquent and thrilling address, we have only to re- mark, that it was hastily prepared, upon ri- sing from sick bed, and was delivered un- der serious indisPosition. That t fell inf nitely short bolh of the occasion, and of our own wishes, we are painfully conscious.- The favor accorded to il by lhe indulgent audience, and by those who reauesed it's publicaton, wearenot vain eaough to aseribe to any other soace Han kn4wIadga, on the;r ?, cf 1e Ia lvala5al ua Ter which we laaored, and f eur r.s.vrrzing and aa- fin hing is iii n Q CT Q he ,2ol -an.2, uaie al fcums zGc s and tt aI sasr.Iices pc s anal to oufselE.