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ag-Fhe meeting held at the City Hall, on Monday last, an account of whose proceed lngs appears in another column, signed Cy- rus w. Weller, chairman, and w. R. Dunn. secretary, and headed 'Democratic Meeting,' ,'' was, we understand, for we did not attend it, } a large one, and consisted of, perhaps, as ma ny Wings as Democrats. The Gazette gives very funny account of it; and reports ve- " strong Whig speech, which was made at It. By what name to call that meeting, or how to characterize its proceedings, we don't know; but leave it in the hands of the '' Ga zette," which evidently understands it better than we do.

 Gen. Byrd's allusion to the {" Banner'' has not enough point in it, to enable us to make a reply.