The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26
BosToN, July 25, l645.

BosToN July 25 l646.
The Natipes-Camp Meetngs-Brother H.mes-Theatri.
Gals Regatas, 4c &c.
Our Native city government have been trying their
hands at the chvarous exercise of cutting off heads
They have recently introduced article into their
creed which, like the late bankrupt law, goes back to
the food Any individual who has been known to drink
any thing foreign in the liquor line, Gncluding New
England rum, distilled from molasses) cannot hold Office
under the present regime. Agreeably to this new ari-
Gle Of Native faith several constabes, (al Of them
tives by BIRTH but Wings in potics have been quietly
decapated and other heads planted in their stead This
movement of course has created quite stir among the
lower ten thousand" and would not be surprised if
public meeting othese headless beings and their friends
made some noise on the subject. Time will develope
their dongs All of the constables removed, however,
charges preferred against them, the Natives by
way OF utying their acts gave out that men who had
been in the habit of drinking ardent spirits would not be
retained in Office This temperance clap trap designed
to effect double purpose First to provide for some
lazy who full Of pety and patriotism
and entertain holy horror of the Pope, and that other
celebrated dark gentleman the father of mischief and
second to make the temperance folks believe that the
Native party temperance all from the toe.nails
the wigs. But this latter purpose Is too apparent to
blind even drunken man. They will gain nothing by
the movement as party. Next election, they win be
disbanded and the OF course will again reve in
Our evangelical friends are brushing up their armor
preparatory the holy assemblage, expected to take
place amid the forest groves during the ensuing month
The Methodiss first among the faithful, will open the
l4th of August and continue the war during whole
week. The point of rendezvous is beautiful encamp-
MEET on Cape Cod, named "Mellinal Grove" where in
former years many glorious triumph has been achiev-
ed and many snbound sinner has found JOY and peace
in believing and where above ALL many thousand dol.
lars mot to speak Of watches; rings and other gaudy
ublunary ndages have been collected for the bene
fit of those who look aer the good things Of the king
DOM Brother Illness folks, OF the Second Advent sys
tenn fear well bled to take the field again Be-
sides the worthy Brother has no doubt made hay
enough during the recent hot weather to last him
through life without again having to the tent
ed field All he has got to do is to the man,
mooth humbug of softly close its eyes, and put under
the turf
Another regatta will come off in bay several
vessels are expected from New York and other places
along the coast to participate in it.
The Washington Theatre and Boston Museum, not.
withstandng the oppressive heat OF the weather, con-
tinue to be crowded every evening.
The introduction of a sufficient supply OF pure water
into the city and the best way of doing It, the only
topics of loo al interest which agated at present
The new ship Santiago sailed yesterday afternoon
her first voyage for Valparaiso She was gdily dressed
in flags she spread her canvas 10 the breeze ana walt
ed her way to sea.
sales of Stocks MT Boston.
EXCHANGE BoARp, July eli share fremont Manufacturing
Co 1850; Hamilton Manufacturing Go, l037s: 80 Boston and
Worcester Rk 1i77s $50 Eastern RR 0s &c Western RR
1929; Norwich and Worcester RR, 6B1s IS Long Island
RR 65 . do 3D. co. Is East Boston Co 1877 80 Reading RR
27 100 do, I'm, IS; 823 Wilmington RR H4; $50 do isss
100 do, Sod lar; 800 do b5, 41a 800 do, s2m, iaa