The Hon. Henry Clay dined re
cently with l',x-president .Martin
Nan litiieii, at Liudctiw aid. Th
dessert consisted of crullers, ole- great rain of the prececding year,
cocks. suckt tiiush, owgrccU'hes, &c'butat list the cause was oscertain
Mr. Ci.iy expressed a desire to seeled in b smoke lYnin fho nm.it ovm..
great pleasure in showing him. On
l.n!.. . r .. .I. j
men leuiin, u tureen oi so"iviiO(r
was set before ticm. Clav put his
'handkerchief to his nose, and turned
Up bis nose with a whew,' said 'Van
i ... . i-. . i i.
.. ... .... .i-.. nun ein uiiiueieu us
irong opposition is any ou.er live
man, out, to ne , a.iK w.u. you, I ne-
" IIIV.WIHIH.H i, UIIJ tiling ytClC ua
sroif us thta.
Not a little excitement has iust
neen caused in l ondon, by a report
.. . . . "
tnat ine rosiuiuce were coiiieniila-
tvim lin Id ut' nil ilntiruuinnliAna tn T.
iv4vaiwiifiiu 4 V 1 1 ct III
lington, at which the Itev. Daniel
ll'-i. .. ... 'I , . t
Wilson presided, and Dr. Hender
son was umong the speakers. Lord
John Russell and the Post Muster
General had attempted to explain a
way the matter, but, it was thought,
without success.
U e I i cj i o u s.
The following beautiful selection
is from a Sermon by Jeremy Taylor;
I.nl.ewnmii;rs in Religion.
