Bosrox, July IL, lSl5.
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prince-a bona fde prince-a prince Of the royal
blood, whom for the present shall designate the
Prnce OF WalahalIa has for time made Boston his
residence This distinguished parsonage has been quite
magnet among several of religious societies on
account of his conversion from heathensm to Chrsan
~ Amongst the ladies also he general iav orite
notwithstanding the dark hue OF his complexion; he
was prince, and had straight hair To begin al the
right end of my story, will be necessary TO state he
was sent to this country to receive his education, in
charge of returning missionary. Funds necessary FOR
his education board, and clothing, duly furnished
by his father gentleman who, may state, visited Eng
land years since and received at the
ST. James with marked respect. lie received an Eng
! lish education with little Latin and Mathematics but
his constitution could not stand the confinement of
dv and his guardians according to drcc put him
to the trade OF cabinet maker at which he worked
apprentice four years. He learned his trade in coun
try town and when he was free he came to Boston to
get work; ne being since the finishing OF his educa
tion thrown entirely on his own resources. AT the last
place ne boarded he remained for about year and
nalf While there, he worked for the first twelve
months he was free, very regularly seemingly
ry pious and attended church thrice a day of Sunday
Duilng ths time however, he ndulged much in chaise
riding and oae time he and his companion driving at
furious rate came in contact with six horse team
which sent the gig to spners for which they had pay
the damages Another time a sleigh riding. the horse
ran of, and when he to look Tor his watch il
off too-stolen by one OF his companions. His money
went in trivial things fast as he earned it. although
he loved 10 sport fashionable in Washington street,
For the last six months he has been very unsteady
pretending to be working but instead amusing him.
self IN places OF low resort, aad the consequence
is that he is in debt to considerable amount TO
his landlord. For pocket money he has resorted to
and female acquantances and by his nsinuatng
even getting them 10 send their clothes with him to his
washerwoman and they paying him, AM. he pocketn9
the money-the young ladies and gentlemen OF
having 10 pay il over again.


He is perfectly beyond the control OF his guardian
lie has been turned OF his lodging and his guardian
noIrnek the princes landlord that there likeli
hood OF his ever receiving cent There is small sum
in OF the banSs, about 500 which sent with the
first. and was ordered not 10 be touched until he
sent home. His guardian intends sending him to his
native islands by the first conveyance.


There few places in the vicinity OF this city that
more interest and crafty the stranger than Mount Au
burn. This daily place Of resort for great many OF
citizens Two lines of stages from the city every
half hour conveying you at the cheap rate of 10
As you approach the gate OF the cemeary you cannot
ralng-how i'll it comports with the massive pillars of
the gate and the gloomy heavy cap 1t strikes
more in accordance with the gate which seems such
mass than Sigh iron railing think as it is that it is
in IL. very bad taste The cemetary is extremey beau
extremely well laid out, and much attention to be
paid to the cultivation OF flowers in parts oft The
walks are serpentine, circular and straight, and all
smooth and nicely graveed 1t is all nicely shaded with
trees. When you have gone in distance, is
difficult TO find your way out.
There is only hotel here, kept by two country
chaps, but if they be not up to the allest prices wot





street the Thermometer stood at 9s in the shade.


Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
Exes.scr Board July lL-5o,hares Norwich and Woees
ss 50 E's Boston Co. a Boston and Maine RR ib
SS a@a ds s@ M u aS sim ' o 50 do Osm 50 do


FURTHER FROM TExAs.-The southern mail
brings advlces from Texas via New Orleans, up to
the 23d ultimo the morning of the day on which the
Princeton left Galveston The list of delegates elected
to the Convention to form constitution the State OF
Texas which met at Austin on the 4h instant, far
their names ascertained and published presents
host OF talent energy and practical requirement The
Galveston Criiian says the Nueces has overowed its
banks and is impossible while the country beyond
numbers impracticabe.
This very much weakens the chance of an invasion |
from Mexico at this time, the in western Texas
are apt to keep from the middle of July least until
the middle of October and when the deserts between the
Nueces and the Rio Grande overfowed they
rarely become passabe to single wayfarers under
two months. and are much the difficult of travel
to large bodies of men.
The government OF Texas has received information
from Captain Hays, contradictng the that the
Mexican forces the Rio Grande had been Increased to
Not member has been elected to the convention as
as heard FROM who goes prepared to oppose annexa
Senate and House of Repre- esentatves.
The crops in the interior represented remarka
bly, fine.


Captain Elliott the identical imam in the white
hatn


iMfohfANf Nio'tNiENI lhooPs-We learn, from
gentleman who arrived last evening from Natchoches
that on Sunday evening last messenger from Wash.
ington reached General Taylorthe officer in command
at Fort Jesup-with orders to put his troops motion
for the Rio Grandc. Immediate preparations were made
for start and, on Wednesday, two regiments of in
antry were TO leave steamboats, for this city, while
the ID regiment OF mounted Dragons under the com.
mand OF Col Iwiggs, was to strike across through
Texas The infantry will probably reach this city to.
day tomorrow, where they will remain until trans
ports can be engaged TO take them the mouth of the
Rio Grande. We hear it said tLat the squadron unfer
fnn mill a.al.t.
come to take the troops over; but this h 10 say the
least, very doubtful.-Tropic, July L.