The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18

BosToN, June IL, 1916.
"A Refreshing RainNorwich Cadets elch and Mann's
Circus Company-7y,relrs Trial Continued till the
December Term-Proposition admit the Coiored
Children into the Public Sehooisnconsiseney on that
SubJeet.7rrest Of misunderstanding of the Hi.
hernia.
On Monday afternoon we had copious and refresh.
ing shower accompanied by thunder and lightning
The dusty streets were very much improved by the
sprinkng, and the sultry and oppressive atmosphere
cleansed and purified by the commotion among thu
der bolts
company Of Cadets from the Norwich vt) Military
school, has been encamped on the Common two days,
having arrived on Monday They received at the
Lowell depot by the City Guards, and escorted to Fan.
eu Hall, where breakfast in readiness for both
companies. The Cadets were under the command Of
Capt Ransom, and their appearance and drill have excl
ted much attention.
welch and Mann's Circus Company made a grand
entree into the city Monday forenoon and have pitch
ed their tent in the of Washington street. of
Boy lson street There great rush witness their
performances, about two thousand persons being
tendance the first evening am told that this company
is equal If not superior to any we have had in Boston,
They have fitted up their establishment in good style,
and will doubtless reap rich harvest Of public favor
In the Supreme Judicial Court, yesterday morning,
Chief Justice shaw and Judges Wilde and Hubbard be-
ing present on the bench, the trial Of Albert J.
ment Before proceeding With the sI case, how.
moved that the trial be continued till December term
OF the court the ground that Mr. Bayey. brothern-
law Of Trre and very material witness in the case
was lying PROSTATE with the typhus fever He intro
duced atdavts prove this fact and after consultation
the decided to grant the motion although they
were very anxious to proceed with the trial Tirrc
therefore, will continue to occupy apartments in Levere
street during the summer He looks as hearty and rug
ged as ever and manltess no particular emotion
lciude about the tate which awaits him. He wore the
dress at the previous trial The curiosity
him has evidently abated, the court far from
being crowed
On Monday evening there a meeting of the Pri
mary School Board in the common Council Room, to
hear and act upon the report of committee to whom
had been referred petition praying for the abolition OF
the separate schools for coored children that in future
they may be allowed to mix with the white children, in
the schools which located nearest their places of
residence majority OF the committee presented a re-
port adverse TO the prayer Of the petitioners and mno
ry OF the committee presented separate report favor
OF granting what the petitioners ask for The reports
were long and went fully into the arguments for
and against the proposed change. The subject was not
disposed OF before adjournment took place There
doubt however, that the proposed change will be
promptly and decisively voted down.
think some OF our great men, would be great men,
acting somewhat inconsistency on this question
They have made great fuss, because South Carolina
and Louisiana make distinction in their laws between
the white and black citizens of Massachusetts,
tain that the constitution guarantees equal rights the
citizens OF one State in all the other States But when
the question nome to them, they quite ready
to declare that the black children of Boston shall be
placed level with the white children in common
schools hat better justification do South Carolina
Louisiana require than this : Boston folks had better
take the beam out OF their before they UNDER
take to notes from the eyes OF their neighbors
Constable Clapp arrested man named John Howard
yesterday morning on board vessel where he
buying potatoes, and for them in counterfeit half
dollars and quarters, Of spanish and American stamp
He lived in Roxbury and search of his house enabled
the officers to seize quantity OF dies and other counter
feiting materials. He bound in the sum of
$1,000 to take his trial at the next Of the Municipal
Court
The Hibernia sailed yesterday afternoon with 81 pas
sengersf Liverpool and for Halifax James Cor
don Bennett, OF New York, was among the number
sales Of Stocks at Boston.
JUNE l6-FHsr BoARD--5o shares Norwich \ Worcester
Railroad 60 1so do 6o IS do 6o 50 do 60s do so; 10 do
604; Long island Railroad 36h IS do 100 do 90; 10 do
36 50 do bol0ds 6l. 200 Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road a's; 223 East Boston Go 5 Eiiehbgg Railroad 49,
Western Raj 100; SO do ss4 $4,000 Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, III.
SECOND BoARp.--5o shares Norwich and Worcester Rail
road 6o Long Island Railroad 36 Is do 35
Railroad, bolods gk; Lowell Manuf 20 thew stoek) i0i
$1,000 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad BIDS 1877, so5d 9
IL is said that the treaty with England was this
day sent in the Senate, which sat some hours with
closed DOORS IL said that the question has not yet been
disposed Of Washington Union, June l6
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