New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

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The warm weather upon US, and the denzens Of the
town huryng out Of II toward the numerous sum 81
resorts Of New England Alresdy is our good city well
repr.s euted at Nahant, Lynn Beach, Savin Hull and
Gloucester and few more days of this temperature
will close the town residences Of three quarters OF upper
teudom The CITY is very healthy as you may observe
iy the official report the deaths Tor the past week num-
herring ouy 79-t Is notable however, that IL Of these
were by consumption, that bane Of our NeE-EnglAnd
| climate.
The Constitutional Convention, assembled at the
State Home are doing much talking and accomplishing
Just about nothing 1t pretty warm WORK Tor some tour
hundred people TO attend in the poorly ventilated hall.
this melting weather There Is much for this body 70 do
in the way ofrefOm and they seem determined % dOit
They have been obliged 10 give up their hall half the day
10 the State Legislature, but that body having risen a
ter long session land without passing the HoOsac ul
mel Bill } now gives the Constitutional Convention the
use d the hall for ten hours per day or longer ii they
choose On Saturday this body passed resolution that
person except citizen Of Massachusetts, should be eli
able for the Office Of Governor Of the State
The season Just past has been with us emphaticay
musical one AlbOn and SOntag, with their respective
toupes have delighted though regret 70 say With
bat Indifferent pecunsry and yet the stOnlans
are erecting large and costly opera house IN Mason ST.
20 be alsO accessible from Westinghouse This matter
is in the bands Of large capitalists and energetic men,
and promises be very superb affair when completed
1t is proposed 10 open II in September. hope Tor the
credit OF Boston 1t may be successful enterprise bat
tbestrcals here for the past tSevemonth have been
uerfect failure and the managers have sunk large
The Anniversary week just past has, usual filled
our streets With broad brmmed hats and white crayas,
and though the rain has as usual on such occasons)
poured down yet eve thing has seemed 20 pass OF with
deceucv and in order The Jniversallst Festival 10
Fsnue Hal was q truly brilliant affair and though con-
Quoted strict temperance principles, was no less
feast If reason and flow Of soul The speeches we're
numerous appropriate and most eloquent Among the
rest Mir Chaplin your City. did himself much credit.
as well as many others. The other denominations
have one and all enjoyed agreeable, and doubt
less profitable rednion during the past week
| saw in The tribune some few weeks since, q very
Just and interesting review Of the biography of the late
Hosea Ballou, by his youngest son. Maturin NJ BilOu
since then | have learned that the book has already
passed through several editions, and being induced 70
read it from your graphic review unhesltatingy pro
DOunce it a remarkable work, simple terse IN many
passages most eloquent, and ever TO the point The
author is young man and though he wrote With hal
pen, did magnify his mission and has the salts
faction TO know that bis book has taken high position
in these literary times and that it will make it mark.
TO bis credit, upon the age
was in company last evening when one of the party
mentioned that but few months since he had met your
graphic and gifted correspondent, Bayard Taylor,
abroad He says that Mr.. Tayors remarkable expe-
rence unassuming MANNERS fine literary cultivation and
real genius render him welcome everywhere, and thar
Lis society eagerly sought wherever he goes blythe best
people. The remarkable rise and progress of your cor
RESPONDENT was our agreeable theme of conversation for
an hour
TIE Tribune since ts enlargement and other tangible
improvements. has taken US quite by storm Ii is in
everybody s hands in Boston. y