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BosroS, July ?, lsl5
India and China Trade-Ship Buiidng-New Society,"
Lore and LoJsters-Naral Ncws-7he Rer. Mr.. Fair.
ehild-Emigration- Theotricais, &c.


The China trade Of Boston, you are aware has for
many years been merely nominal, but recently
many of folks have complained bitterly of this ne
glcct tho part of ship and who
have had the control Of the trade the result s that
within past year several ships have left here for Chi
ma intending to make this their the port OF
at present the ships Tonqun Hebcr and John Qun
cy Adams barques sappho and Douglass These vessels
besides others which VIII soon be fitted out for the Chi
trade, will bring tsa enough to supply yearly
wants without having recourse to the New York
kets.


The India trade has not, you are aware been of
great importance for several years and that the
China trade is open predict that the latter trade will
nearly As many vessels that sail for China as r rns,
The beralty of the terms Of the late treaty with Chi
nahas given impetus to several Of our leading and
mention R. B Forbes Esq, have taken hold Of this new
branch Of trade with spirit that promises The
factured goods the advantages in commercial specu
lauon greater. Know not at the present time (wthout
sst qndas Ths raa oe than four or five ships at the
increases, will, undoubtedly, fall away.


There are few ports in the world that have better ac
commodaon Tor ITS shipping than Boston Its CONNER
cial advantages of the first order and ~ . r
the port monthly receives an addition All along t5e RI
YER carpenters are at work, and at East Bos,one -
three vessels are always the stocks As say ;vh
regard to shipping accommodations not safe ana ~
PRECIOUS harbor but large and roomy docks "a u
which vessels discharge at all times of tide tove,
or with our splendid wharfs and warehouses su9uass
those of any city in the States-eyen the New Vol,
slips 80
The Sheet Iron Band, brotherhood Of very ancient
origin, well known among their friends fellows pos.
sessing great eccentrcity and much musical genius
cbrsted. on Monday last, at the Ocean House their
2Ioth anniversary. The band contains 20 members and
when any one oil the brotherhood dies his place only
filled at the anniversary. On this occasion a new
member was initiated. by O'Clock in the morning
they took full possession Of the house the family and
boarders readily accedng to what had been the custom
for several years To make long story short the new
brother bndfolded with India rubber can tben
stripped his hands pinoned and then thrown into large
cistern Of cewater After recovering the shock he was