RosToS, July ., ls45.
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RosToN, July 3, ls45.
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Building.


Politics dangerous things TO handle would ere
this have given you insight into the dongs and say
ngs Of great men, they move the small ones to
and fro to the ends Of their ambition. may
however inform you that the heads Of ten coons and
two locos were quietly cut of the ist inst by Col
ector Morton. One ofthe locos, Mr. Lindsay is long
winded blade, and will doubt repay Morton for his
temerty. He has much to say at public meetings and
wields considerable influence among mechanics to
which worthy order he belongs think he was foolish
ever to leave his trade but he knew his business
best IT Is stated that he has been removed at the nst
CATION Of Mr. Psrmener whose public acts especially
his vote in svoof the tariff Of ~ he has frequently
nounced as antdemocrstic Be this ii may he is
out, ana must look out Tor himself II is fact that all
the recent appointments in the Custom House have
given TO the Van Buren, section OF the party The late
son, the business Of the concern do do Ian
sing its travelling partner do do and all the couatry
the other hand the free trade or Calhoun wing Of tSa
party, have not been able to secure a single Office


Your friend Isaac H. Wright, is now considered the
the minor appointments aow lie boasts that he has M
crushed Henshaw, outwittcd Greene Of the Post and
now wields the power Of Bancroft himself.


The packet ship Joshua Bates, Capt Murdoch sailed
yesterday for Liverpool She is without exception the
most beautifully modelled vessel belonging to Boston
Other ships have cost more money and have been
costly fitted out but not OF them all can compare
with her in beauty Of outline She was built by Mr.
Mackay, mechanic who served his apprentice eship in
the New York yards and hence he has infused into the
Joshua Bates all the finest features Of your splendid
packets, The ships built at Medford may be strongly
as'ened as your ships but beyond this point il would
w "osnfd to attempt any comparison between them
neaIord Is aregular slopshop nothing more. believe
are only two drsughtsmen in the whole place and
ney are pad by the job and have little interest pro-
\ Of their labors. ""e' O'"' ''ar ''' S'e1''
rn, a, mseksy sssy nov building the ship Washington