RECEPTION OF MIR. WEBSTER IN

 CHARLESTON.
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The Hon. Daniel Webster, accompan- ted by his lady arrived by the Whining ton boat this morning, and took lodgings in the Charlcsten Hotel At lc o'clock, the Committee of Reception waited upcn him, ana through Col. Elmore as Chair . man, g rendered cordial welcome 10 the ci". Col. Elmorc, in rendering the hosptaii.i.s of Charleston, remarked that our cit zcns, though differing from him on ma political questions, vera yet happy 10 pay just tribute to one who stood among the men pre-aminent for genius and talent. He has been instru- meA,aL while occupying the office of S"c> rs,ary of State, in settling an important boundary question, and to him were the Uni!ed States in part indebted for the amica ble feelings which now subsis, hes tween the people of this country and Ems gland. South Carolinia was willing and ready to extend any act of courtesy ,oa distinguished son of Massachusetts. He concluded by again bidding him well come to the city.

 MT. Webster responded in n ferli"g manner accepting tho proffercd cour,e.- sies.

 MT. Webster was afterwards waited upon by the managers of the prorose'I Ball, who, in the name of the caizens. ten dered it to himself and lady. Mr w. b. ster acceptedthe invitation, and 'he Ball will take place on Tuesday evening.

 Mir. PetigrV as Chairm"n of the Com- anittee of the Bar of Charleston, tendere,. him, on their behaifa dinner.

 NIr. Pstigru s.id hs was hnppy to bc inc organ of so pleasant duty. Mr. W, replied m al pr"priate terms. saying il svas an old custom tor the Bar to dine to- aefher, and that he should be much grai~ sfaJ to meet with his professional brcth> yas,. The dinner will take place on Monday. ,,,

 Altogether, the reception of Mi. Webs