NIr.. Clay at Philadelphia.
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A correspondep. of the New York He ,.ald, writing from Philadelphia, g ..eaking of Mr. Clay, says:

 Previous 10 Mir. Clay's deTarture :lom the Columbia House, and While most of the gentlemen were engaged in paying their last attentions 10 the New York deputaiio3, curious scene was occ turing in the paflor. Inc veteran statesman, whose success f1 winning he ladies' smiles indicate tsist he has, in his younger days, been an accom-. plish su'ior m the couf, of Venus, had bargained wi.h . few fair Phladelphians ,o exchange some clippings from his hoary locks for the nectar from their lips. The trade was carried on in such earnps,ness flat there was danger of his needing wig to cove, bis losses. while the kisses he took in exchange caused innnmerable heart bnrnings to jealous lovers who accidentally were l ttlacled to the spot.'