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The Hon. John ]. Criltenden arrived at Wheel
ing on Thursday afternoon, on MS way to Wash
ington. The Gazette says:


"Due notice having been given that MIR. G..
had consented to address the Clay Club, at an
early hour the City Hall was filled to overflow
ing by good men and true. When Mr. Crillen-
den was announced, the hall rang with the
shouts of our citizens, and the utmost spirit and
enthusiasm was every moment manifested. Mr..
C.'s speech throughout was the happest effort
to which we ever listened, being replete with
sound and unanswerabe argument.


Mr.. C.'s illusions to Harry Of the West were
peculiarly eloquent and well timed, and were
received by the assemblage with tremendous
and long continued cheering.


s'After Mr.. c. had concluded and received un-
bounded applause, the Club on motion, gave
three laundering cheers for HARRY CLAY, and
then adjourned"