The New York herald., 1846-06-27

Bosros, June 25 1886.
Dull Weafhtr-The Colorsd Schools not .qbolished-
Cotored Lodge Of Odd Fsiiows-Ysn .amburgh's Cara
ran-Rer Theodore Parker's Sermon against Var
Captain Sfurgiss-Barker Burnsll-Yarious Kinds of
Rascais- -Diridends, &c.
We have had long spell Of cold cloudy, rainy and
disagreeabe weather, in these "dggins little sun
shine in while would certainly be very accepta
BILE provided we can have it just well not but il
can't, must put up with such We can get, and
thank stars it is
Our School Committee after much discussion in which
the legal and constitutional rights Of the sable
fully set forth and elucidaied have decided by very
large majority not to abolish the separate schools for
colored children Will South Carolina send agent
Ia Hoar, to test the validity of proceedngsl Why
notl Massachusetts, asks her to make distinction in
her laws between black and white people who go there
and why should not South Carolina ask the city Of Boston
TO pract &C what she enjoins upon others
The colored Lodge OF Odd Fellows turned ont yeser
through Of the principal streets This lodge un.
dersand procured its charter from England being una
@ Da xsom 0hs hs % GFsna L0aEe
not large one, though probably embraced tie elite of
the colored fellows denominated odd.
foot Of the Common. for the reception Of Mr. Van
Amburghs caravan, including that iigress," which
colossal Roman chariot, constructed aier the model
Of the ancient charios OF the Roman conquerors drawn
by eight imported Flemish horses Monday will be
great day for the boys and the old women we'll the
young girls. will be anxious to catch glimpse of the
ho sacfhced his life at Scituate merely crafty
the curiosity of accomplished and beautiful young
lady
Rev. Theodore Parker repeated his famous sermon
against at the fremont Temple last evening
overfowing house This sermon has ted much
tenon The author has been called upon to preach 1t
in several different places. lie fires big guns.
saw Captain Sturgis OF the Revenue Cutter Hamil-
ton, In the Merchants Exchange Reading Room. last
evening aitenvey engaged in scanning the papers from
different qusrers Tho captains return TO Boston Is
hailed with univ ersa Joy His gentlemanly bearing in
private intereourse not less than hi, faithful and import
amt services in public capacity will always cndesr him
to the hearts OF Bostonians
barker Burnc the Nantucket cashier having obtain
cd bonds and been released from Jail has been honisng
IN this city Quo OF the papers says he has $5Oo00 and
ready 10 meet any charges that be brought against
him or course he j.. What neeed man fear with
$50 900 In his pocket1
Burglars, ncendsries robbers, petty thieves, pick.
pookes and great variety OF rsscals too numerous
70 menuon are prowlng around this city at the present
umo lhey break open stores and shops apparently
booty.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad will pay semi
snnua aivoenn OF per cent, on the LIST Of July The
Boston and Maine Railroad have made similar diyidend
OF az per cent The Boston and Sandwich Glass Com.
pany have declared semi annual dividend OF per cent
sales OF stocks at lostou.
jew 30 shares Boston and Worcester Railroad iIe !,
do b3d ii2 20 Dld Colony Railroad blw loo 10 Long Isl,
and taiitad s3 s5 Norwich and Worcester Railroad 59k
DO osd ,oN . dg bod ,e s3 do, siod so II Boston aid
Ecosp BoAap-35 Norwich and Worcester Railroad 3oA;
y Long Island Railroad s3 rs DO 33 Is Weuern Railroad
woes.rr Railroad iisx; $1,000 Reading Railroad bonds.
iso, 7x 80 W. 0'7- -1T7 80
WILSON MoCoSSELr, Esq. is nominated by the