The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

BosroS, Jaly II lsi5.
Things in The City-1'ie Poliee-sai. of a, s,ft. so
If were to give your readers some acconn, of IN
most engrossns and popular subjects tina. now occ,pv
the minds OF the Bostonans, afraid that nv lete,
would never be read. Ii take the newspeper nrssv s
ciitea :. what most interests citizens they would
say new railroads, suppl, Of water fo the city and the
prospects OF toe opening trade with our sister Ltate a.
Texas For such the subjects that are daily dscns
sed in most Of our daily journals What seems TO BE
most interesting to the ladies' Ars and pic MICS and
10 the young gentlem boat.sailing and fishing
Owing to the watnweaiher there are remarkably e. ~
ladies seem walking the streets but about O'clock Won
may thousands Of them on the Common ,acb n;o.-
ing in company with her dashng aded beau the
and reviving air of evening Ia the evenings thu ,urn
outs for the last warm days have been splendi IL
were to ask me what the most popular subject win
Boston young lady was would answer a new bca ~,
1T the last meeting of our Mayor and Aldermen the
committee the subiec, OF the corition ~ The
Police reported generally that ii was OF hfyscbars
ter-but some OF the coasiabulary would drink any hov
they could TX IT. and seeing that theycoui not want
their nppcfs about H. It recommended that hev he
not disappointed Our regular police amount 10 s6ou
+i9 OF whem are special police officers TAo constab
mary io'ce amounts TO ~ men, The Mayor and Alder
men therefore decide that who takes horn il in
capable Of holding the office of police officer Won5e.
An eauahy pacapacitates man from being an Alder.
The spthro sold at auction on the 18th for 81 am
The rumor about money in her hold IS therefore sci a.
rest spe - ABOUT four years old 100 tons burthen
we'll found i'll sails and rigging S''' -
~ party accompanied with band of ms sic eff ivs,
poor whar last evening on moonlight excursion doyu
the baroor They left i'll the steamboat at o'coc and
turned with the small hours Of the morning having an
toyed line view by moonlight OF the 1umerous ~
beautiful islands which stud our spacious bay ~ ~
The thunder storm of Monday afte rnooy, o,,oo-s ..
have beenmo violent and extensive than "a a. ;-st
supposed 1t has been particularly so atout Lowalr
Chelmsford and Concord where il broke down fhc corr
and tore up trees and has done much injury TO The
crops. ''9'H! " Tue
Inc shiI Massachusetts of about 10 tons will ho
,sunSnea IRON Mr.. Halls ship yard East Boston on
Wonaay newt at high water. She is intended for n,c
snp, WIN auStary steam power of about lis h6rses
ana WIN Ericssons propeller TO ship and uDsbp and
,.r,a ru W seah when necessary, the rate Of nine
sales OF Stocks MT Boston
EXCHANGE BoAnD july 1915 Wcs,err mn ,n., -
boston anu wore tR lla Eastern RR l0ei. ~ III
ing hf 2s3 10 Now England worsed Co oJl ~ ~ N r.
boston 20 1885 90 do, div 81; $50 WiIminron M '.t
2oo do i5s; 81 do l5T; 800 do IG on ~" 1876
:, AT Atc TOM shas Prescott Mills u nor :, a.
Taunton Manuf Co. 81 as per ct adv Appleon do -
Merrmick do 80 363 per ct adv; Boston p a.
s1sI oo.ioo; Lacona do (Si0o paid per ct a1y IT,
N ont Bank, per ct adv; 30 Boston and Proylercs ,p
ia per CT adv; Boston and Lowell do o1 pr al ay NJ
Boston and Maine do l5I I5s per ct aav: Nasbva
anni Co. s59o pr share; New England Glass Co SAT-
per sh 10 Merchants Bank 81 per adv; North Bans
sast per SD 10 Hamilton do IL per at adv. rs Atlantis
10, II per ct adv; IL State do S6aI for 6o