The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-09
JUSTICE AT LAsr-The State Of Massachusetts
is about TO make recompense for the burning of the
convent at Charlestown.
Boston.
Correspondence of the Hcrald.l


Correspondence of the Hcnld.l
BosToN, August 6, 4 o'clock, p. NJ
MARYLAND Cadets Third Grand Regattd-1hs
Frigate -Markefs-Erchanges, etc.
The Maryland Cadets, Captain Archer Ropes, re-
turned this forenoon from visit to Salem, where
they were sumpuously entertained by the Divi-
sonary Corps of Independent Cadets Of that place
They were met at the Boston Depot by the Cadets
of this city, and escorted to the Common. They
dine with the Hancock Light Infantry this after
noon, at the Maverick House, in East Boston, and
will attend the Boston Museum, this evening, on
the invitation of the gentlemanly manager. To-
morrow they will attend divine service at the Brat
tie street Church. (Rev. DIR. Lahrop's) and on Mon
day will leave for home The attention shown
this corps here both by citizens and soldiers, must
be highly grateful TO their feelings, although they
richly deserve all the kindness they have received
in consideration of their high state of military dsci-
pline, and strictly. gentlemanly experiment. The
fete given the cadets by Mr.: winchester, al his
have been brilliant ALTAR. He is a wealthy fell
low, and don't stop 10 reckon on cost
The next, or third Grand Regatta at Chelsea,
will come off on Thursday next Quite number
of boats already upon the lists, among which
are one from Providence and one from Portland.
The weather for the last few days has been very
dsagreeabe--wind north east, and drisslv rain.
Marshas Theatre last night was well filled. A
large number OF seamen from the Potomac frigate
were present, and one of them more uneasy than
the rest placed himself upon the stage several
times in order to give the audience specimen o
80 OF his genius in the "toe and heel exercise"
The crew Of this frigate are to be paid off the
coming week.
Cotton market is as dull, as at any other period
this season. Goldfish, few in the market. Grand
Bank, scarce, fetch $s2,25 s2.37 Bay OF Fnndy;
do 1: small Bay Cod, 81. Mackerel are dull and
low. No. I, stand $3.50; No. 2, $50 rs, $3.50.
Flour stock is light, but sufficient forpresent wants.
Geuesee, common stands at SO; fancy. $p,lz;
Philadelphia, Sj,S7 a SO; Fredericksburg, ezra
Eagle, for bakers use, brings 81, cash u ran
Market for all kinds is dull New orleans Soin,
brings An a 81 cents; Northern Oats. are ouii an"
low. bringing only 30 30I cents per ptshei casai'
The following are the present rates of exchange =
nm nn London. 60 DAYS 81 81 per cent, pre-
MUM France, 81 as: Holland, sS: - per gil
der uambmg, s5 a 35s per NJ B.; New York, par
advance; Philadelphia, do ! discount;
baltimore do a | discount; Charleston, 81 az
d;snonnt /. New orleans. uncertain Savannah, Ia
q discount fours' &C
psos,nLE MuRpsa-Three sailors have been arrested
in Mobile suspicion OF hav ing murdered Capt Thomas
Tuer the lighter schooner Charles w Breerw ood on
Friday last. These men, in state OF ntoSicahon ana
evincing spirit INSTRUMENTATION e IN the schooner
take the captain the ship Margaret FORBES lying IN
the bay When the schooner returned the captain was
missing The crew showed great alarm, and stated hat
in high wind he was blown overheard ana drowned
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