The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-07

sard Concerts-7Ae Ne,O Steamboat G0pernor--Reduc.
ZION Of Fsre betreen Ne,o York and Boston Dissas.
faction Nth the present Mail -arrang ement-R or5ury
City Election and General Deor6orn-Fyye in RorJu-
ry, &c.
Yesterday Sunday was most delightful day. The
sky was unclouded-the cold and clustering winds which
had before prevailed, succeeded by the mildest
zephyrs from the SOUTH which gently famed the cheek
of beauty land seemed TO start into life and motionas it,
by spontaneous impulse thousands of the human race
who had apparently been burrowed in seclusion during
the winter Our streets thronged with beauty and
loveness as the church bells rang their merry
aud after the religious services of the day were over
large numbers focked to tho Common to enjoy the glo
risus promenade which that enchanting place affords in
summer Bostonians may well be proud of this beauti
full retreat u bright spot reserved from the grasp
of avarce and dedicated to recreation and
IN which all rich and poor. can participate.
Inc paper, Inform us that we are to have another
Blessnsr formerly first volnst in several of the great
Partisan orctesras and for two leading member
OF the orchestra of Musard himself intends to give
series OF prsmenade and saloon concerts Ia Musard
the first Of which will take place early in May.
Howard Athsnsum will be given at the fremont Tenn.
pie, this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. seguine Mr. Frazer
Mrs Masder signor Rbas, and others of less note
Madam Lazarre. the harpis performing in this city
The new steaisboat t lsoysrno, him, j. vi,
rived here on wednesday afternoon and has attracted
great attention The countless crowds who have visited
her all agree that she boat Of surprising elegance
fitted up in style inferior nome She made the PAS
sage from New York, against head winds and tides in
twenty three hours and half She is to run between
this city, and Portland and Bangor, commencing this
week. " - 80
The competition the different routes between Bos.
TON and New York has already reduced the fare consid
eraby and will undoubedly reduced it still more The
steamboat train will in future leave this city at p M
instead Of u Much dissatisfaction ia very properly
manifested among Merchants and business men in
reference to change recently made in the transporta
uon OF the mail between your city and 1t 10 now
brought around Point Judith, by way of Newport and
does not arrive 80 early by three or TOUR hours
On "Wednesday the neighboring city Of Roxbury is to
hold its first election for mayor, aldermen &C. Al a
pretty full meeting OF the citizens, called without dis
JUNCTION OF party, Gen. II A. 8. Dearborn nominated
for mayor: Gen. Dearborn for many years COL
eral Jackson, to make room for the appointment Of
David Henshaw He afterwards appointed Ad-
juant General of this State and held the ONCE until re.
moved by the democrats In ls43 While filing this of.
nee he made notorious by loaning the arms
of the State to of the belgerent parties then ar
Arsenal Of which he had the care. found be in
very bad condition when surrendered into the hands Of
his successor. The wings since that time have not
manifested much Of disposition to appoint him to Of
nee and he has become prominent !" Native Amefi-
can" Notwithstanding he 10 regularly nominated
whether he will be elected
large building, occupied by Mr.. Mcintosh a sash
and blind factory and by Others for different purposes
and situated near the fremont road in Roxbury, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday last
The ship Mary Ann, Captain Brown, will leave this
cordia, not yet arrived in Colonel Trains line Of pack
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