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BosTos, July 90, ls45.
The Weather-Yaehts and Col. WTnchester-Tae United


States Steamer Mississippi, &c.


The weather during the greater part Of sterday
most delightful the sky clear the air pure and the
wind blew moderately from the Northward 1t was Just
such day as human nature required to revive it. after
the scorching heat ofthe past month All seemed to en-
Joy It, excepting the dram dealers and the soda folks
Ihese worthy classes like the lawyers feed upon the
mortunes OF the community just as necessary 10
ef existence that the weather should be dsagreeable
and human kind uncomfortable as 1t is for the LAWYERS
mat ioks should be at variance and crimes But
must leave these neral reflections the parsons and
proceed to give you the current news of the day


First in Importance, is the fact, that COL w Wnche.
ter the of the yacht Northern Light ntends hav
ing built for him another beautiful yacht ranging in
from lou to 200 tons measurement Heretofore he has
sa.sSed win crulzng in the bay with occasion
al Trip 10 New YORK; but hereafter he to ha We
just such craft under his feet that if he has notion 10
circumnavigae the globe ITSELF he may with safety
anu pleasure The Colonel is wealthy man. and hat
Is more praiseworthy, good liberal open-heared Jolly
fellow yet geniemanly in his general bearing to those
VINO are less wealthy than himself


The Northern Light by far the best sailer and tho
most beautiful yacht belonging TO Boston and when he
brings his new craft forth will probably take tho
lead Of every Other on this side ofthe Atlantic -
he u steamer Mississippi now ready for sea and
will probably haul into the staeam todav $780, So ailu
Poftant improvements and alterations been made in
her machinery which will add greatly TO her ef
IS to be regretted however tina, topnasts were
not hdded apait the heads of her lower mast on the
same principle as those of the barque Edith fitted out by
Mt Forbes, so that when she going he ad to WIND
they might be housed without interfering with the low
er yards Rugged as she is pre- esent when the ton
masts are to be housed the lower yards ust be
topmasts. " ~
There very few arrivals at this port yesterdav
and the few which did arrive only coasng scboon
es. The natives" are talking Of holding State Con
vehton ior te purpose OF nominating candidates for the
Office Of Governor, &c. ~ ~


Inc introduction of water into the city, mixed up with
railroad controversies, still continue be the leading
themes OF agitation. 'e
There IS rumor in circulation that the mercantile
men intend TO get 1p petition, present it TO the
postmaster General praying him that the mail sent by
the Long Island route may here in season TO,
mem 10 receive their letters the evening By the
Piesen. arrangement the mail sometimes arrives at
luck to its lazy movements.