The Reporters Of the New York Press.
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We shall issue on Saturday next very beauti-
ful and interesting ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD.
II will contain large and very graphic engraving
of the sceue presented at the Wing Convention in
Albany, on Tuesday last. This illustration will
convey a correct idea of the picturesqued appear
ance of the multitudes 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. This Weekly Herald
will contain 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 pro-
duced