The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13
BosToS, Sept. 10, ls45.

BosroS. Sept. H. ls45
Death Of Judge Story Meeting IF the Suffolk Bar
Springfield Resolutions- Hopard .4theneum, DC. Sc
The intelligence of the death of Judge Story you
probably heard last night 1t announced in the
District Court. yesterday forenoon by Robert Rantou
Jr, Esq, who paid brief tribute his memory and in
conclusion moved adjournment of the Court Judge
Sprague replied in few words in which he referred to
the unsurpassed ability and unequalled learning
Judge Story and to the shock which his death has given
to the judicial tribunals throughout country. He
concluded by adjourning the Court. A meeting of
the Suffolk bar is TO be holden in the United
States Court Room, this forenoon to take means
to evince the respect of the bar for his memory
The funeral is TO take place tomorrow. His body
Is TO be deposited in the Mount Auburn Ceme.ary.
The resolutions passed at the Springfield Convention
on Wednesday concerning the administration of the af-
iairs OF Harvard College, conceived in spirit of
wisdom and verify they will have their effect Isaac
Davis is good Baptist and will be his chief study to
nap the foundation OF the Unitarian ascendancy in that
institution and many wing OF the evangelical school,
will cast his for him. for the simple p of
ing change in the management of the College.
The Howard Atheneum goes swmmngly, and it
WI De ready to open as have before informed you
the 9th OF October although understand there is
doubt whether Mrs. Seguins health will be sufficiently
restored TO allow her TO appear
Business is not yet brisk many of our business
men being abroad; but in the course of fortnight
three weeks We shall again be up and doing For the
share OF the trade and they most mraculousy to
avoid the "lynx-eyed law" only of about do
After cold snap of three four days, we are now
enjoying fine, warm, legitimate September weather
win prospect Of ITS cont nuance for several days TO
The news by the Great Western, which reached here
might before last does not to have had the slightest
effect on the market, which is in perfectly quiescent
state
prospectus for new democratic journal made its
appearance in this city much months since
the paperto he called the Boston Daily Mercury and
be commenced sufficient number Of subscri
bers could be obtained to warrant the undertaking
rtusd
not state by whom the Mercury was to be conducted,
nor did contain any positive assurance that not
10 be the organ mouthpe,e of a single clique The
subject now revived, and it is said that the Mercury
VIII positively appear in the course of few weeks.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
sErT. ia shares Merchants Bank, 1901; State
Bank 6l 10 Boston and Sandwich Glass Co.. So Bos
road 80 ds, Is; Western Railroad, 95 is do 95
rs Long Island Railroad So; do 10 ds 65 90 Nor.
wlch and Worcester Railroad 6o so do 6eS so do 69l
SECOND BoARD.-40 shares Western Railroad b o IS
Dis, 81; 100 Wilmington Railroad 10 ds lig 100 do s
10 ds TT 50 Long Island Railroad 60; so do 20 ds
%; 90 do o m 65i so do b o m 6ji; 100 Reading
Railroad o DIS, 24s; 100 do a.
NAvAL-The u. 5 sloop OF war Marion, Comd'r
Simonds, from Boston, anchored IN Hampton Roads
yesterday morning. The Marion brought draft Of
y s. seamen The Engineer has been despatched to
tow her up
The U. S mail schr Flirt It. Comdt Watson from
Chagres has arrived and proceeded up the bay, from
which latter circumstance itis presumed that she has
important dispatches for Government which, in
quence OF her having fair wind and plenty OF il when
she came IN the Capes she could deliver earlier by keep
ing on to Baltimore than by stopping here and forward.
ing them by the
The mail schooner Onkahy-ee, having been fitted
with new foremost at the Gosport Navy yard was
ready for sea on Saturday but waited till Tuesday for
orders, which being received she lowed down to
Hampton Roads by the steamer Engineer and proceeded
correspondent Of the Herald writes from Pensacola
sept l. as follows The Saratoga arrived here yester
day from Vera Cruz and found here the gate Potomac
sloops-otwar ST. Mary and Falmouth, Mssis
sippi and Princeton, and brig Somers Spoke Aug 80
days out and so miles distant from Pensacola u ship
John AID ans, bound TO Vera Cruz.
Died, yesterday, from the effects of the sum- Mr. Lewis
Parker Gunner, U. s. Navy, aged 6s, native of Italy,
lie has lett a widow.-Norfok Herald Sept IL.