

Boston.
Correspondence of the Herald.]
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Correspondence of the Herald.l


BosToN, June II, l845.
The Coming Celebration-ns Entent- The Sailors Home
--New Streets TheatricGIs, &c.


The weather is quite here at present, and vale
tudinarians, and those who afford to spend
siderable for cool summer enjoyments are daily
leaving the din and hustle of city for the cooling
shades of a country residence.


Nothing is thought Of nothing is talked of here now
but the coming celebration and there
stating that the interest has awakened equal to any
Of the Whg professions last autumn. And as great
many merchants, officers in banks clerks store keepers
mechanics, and Of every Profession-the flower
young men, all connected with this respectable
and increasing order would not consider it strange if
our banks, insurance Offices stores and other places
business closed and business entirely suspended
for the day Inc Boston and Lowell railroad have re.
date the Odd Fellows and ii is probable that the Other
railroad routes will follow their example. The Oriental
Lodge of New York. have accepted the invitation Of the
Oriental Lodge of Boston to be their guests the occa
sion and expected that so Of the L. Of New York
will Ihear of other invitations but those
who come may rely the most courteous treatment
from their hospitable Bosonian brethren Their head
quarters is the Marlboro Chapel. II undoubtedly will
prove of the most splendid considering
their banners and regala that has exhibited 10
the view Of sghtstarng Bostonans The most interest
levee.


The Sailors Home in Purchase street. which was taken
down THIS spring Dy one OF our marine societies
whom belongs s nearly rebuilt 1t greatly enlarged
and is built Of brick, with hewn granite front. new
Mariners House is to be built this Both these
houses have for years been conducted by respon
sble persons chosen by the Societies which the esab
lishments belonged and these institutions have been of
incalcuable advantage to many poor tar. The Rev
Mr. Lord Of the Fort Hill Seamen Chapel has the pas
toral supervision of the Sailors Home and Rev. E. 4
Taylor the Mariners Church. performs the same duty
for the Mariners House.


perceive that Of the new streets in the south
part of the CITY, that trees planted the sidewalks
which, whom grown give semirural appearance to the
dwellings.


Our Malls 1--WE have only three) and Common, are
clothed in their richest verdure and the covered
with their summer foliage. Great numbers assemble on
the Common in the evenings, and boys with some
half dozen dogs, greatly amuse the pedestrians BY
throwing these dogs in the small artificial pond and
thereby causing them to swim the apparently no little
pleasure of the grnning multitude.


Although the weather 10 warm, and ice in demand
every kind Of business in prosperous state and there
is not man. to my knowledge that will work and want,
to ork but can get employment by making the
ry inquiries for it.


The theatres doing teerabls business as usual
The little Washington Theatre will somewhat on
both the Museum and National. staff Of police are in
attendance at the Washington Theatre in order to pre-
order.


The Eagle Club better known by tho designation Of
Native Americans, celebrate the 18th oday) BY cava
cade and oraton Bunker Hill Lewis e. Levin for
mery editor (perhaps 10 now Of the Philadephia SUM-
is to be the orator Of the day. JOHN BuNyAs