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that great part Of the beauty of the situation of Boston is it's insular posi- ton, and lis islands. The citizens, however, have neglected the islands, and lett them to be grazed by cattle; though had such been in the vicinity ol European capitals, they would have been cultivated like gardens, and en- bellished with villas and palaces. The original hive, if we may so call our city. was small,an we must send out swarms :; we must colonize the islands. Will iiams island would contain 20,00U peo- Iplc, or more, and give each one some space to hustle in. The air in summer is little less cool than at Nahant, and the prospect on all sides is unrivalled. \ line of houses along the shore, and fronting Boston, would be very desir- lable residences. The signal success which has attended the new arrange ment at Winnisimmet ferry, has led 10 the rise of property in that vicinity, and the increased rise that will follow the of Williams island. will add at least thousands 10 the wealth Of the projectors and purchasers.

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